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To: loantech who wrote (62704)	1/4/2009 12:59:32 PM
From: goldsheet	Respond to of 78426

> Surprising that Portland prices have not come down nearly > that much they have had a good run this past 17 years too. Portland and Seattle started run later, so did not go as high. It's funny because last week I made a graph of 5 markets from the latest CS HPI. The index starts in 2000 at 100. I picked San Diego and the 4 currently closest prices. goldsheetlinks.com Market Peak Now San Diego 250.34 159.12 Tampa 238.09 165.44 Boston 182.45 159.17 Portland 186.51 166.44 Seattle 192.30 170.45 San Diego and Tampa got 138-150% over 2000 prices while Boston, Portland, and Seattle only got up 82-92% All are now 59-70% over 2000. Here's 16 markets from 2000: goldsheetlinks.com Here's 20 markets from 1987: goldsheetlinks.com Miami at 280.87 and Los Angeles at 273.94 are the big peaks. Detroit only peaked at 127.05 and is 86.1% of 2000 (crash)