But still, there’s a ways to go in the housing market, with only 8 percent of the 410 U.S. counties analyzed faring better than they did during the housing boom eight years ago. The housing recovery has taken root in hundreds of counties across the country, and almost all local housing markets are better off than they were four years ago when foreclosure activity peaked in 2010. The following heat map, produced by RealtyTrac, charts the drops and rises of the housing market across U.S. counties over the last eight years.
Tuesday, April 1, 2014
96% of Markets Better Off Than in 2010
96% of Markets Better Off Than in 2010
But still, there’s a ways to go in the housing market, with only 8 percent of the 410 U.S. counties analyzed faring better than they did during the housing boom eight years ago. The housing recovery has taken root in hundreds of counties across the country, and almost all local housing markets are better off than they were four years ago when foreclosure activity peaked in 2010. The following heat map, produced by RealtyTrac, charts the drops and rises of the housing market across U.S. counties over the last eight years.
But still, there’s a ways to go in the housing market, with only 8 percent of the 410 U.S. counties analyzed faring better than they did during the housing boom eight years ago. The housing recovery has taken root in hundreds of counties across the country, and almost all local housing markets are better off than they were four years ago when foreclosure activity peaked in 2010. The following heat map, produced by RealtyTrac, charts the drops and rises of the housing market across U.S. counties over the last eight years.
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