Housing Markets Hit the Hardest
Anyone trying to sell their home right now faces an uphill battle. The market has slowly been making gains since its collapse in 2008, but these cities saw the biggest decline in home value between the third quarter of 2008 and the third quarter of 2011, according to data from Fiserv Case-Shiller Indexes. (Reuters)
Orlando -31.6%
Tuscon, Ariz. -30.1%
Jacksonville, Fla. -24%
Sacramento, Calif. -19.3%
Salt Lake City -15.8% (REUTERS/Mike Blake)
Baltimore -13.4% (Reuters)
Milwaukee, Wis. -11.9%
Philadelphia, Penn. -10.1%
St. Louis -8.5%
San Jose, Calif. -6.9% (© 2008 Nancy Nehring. All rights reserved.)