Zillow.com Negative Equity Maps (2Q 2008)

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Here are a few... there's many more at the link at the bottom.

More: http://www.zillow.com/reports/RealEstateMarketReports.htm

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No negative equity in New York City, eh?

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City: New York, NY

Zillow Home Value Index:

$ 963,000

One year change: +0.7%

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Can we have that data for 1994-2002 First time homebuyers. This ought to be good. Dissociate those years from the 2003-2008 crowd. Particularly, looking at 2001-2006 and 2006-2008 might be interesting as well.

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No negative equity in New York City, eh?

Can we have that data for 1994-2002 First time homebuyers.

No! What do you think this is, Burger King?!?

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No negative equity in New York City, eh?

Can we have that data for 1994-2002 First time homebuyers.

No! What do you think this is, Burger King?!?

Now that you mention it- I will have a side of fries with that too. Thanks.

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In our areas, of course the most foreclosures and negative equity resides in areas where no logical person wants to live anyways. Most of the East Bay (the Richmond area is funny -- most crime-laden place in California), East San Jose, East Palo Alto, West SSF/San Bruno, and Daly City. In decent areas like Marin County, Millbrae, San Mateo, Mountain View, Santa Clara, Campbell, Los Gatos, and Saratoga, the prices are staying pretty stagnant.

Edited October 6, 2008 by SRVT