HOT AND COLD AREAS OF HOME APPRECIATION
Areas of greatest increases and decreases in home values nationwide during the first half of 1989.
Where It’s Hot
Precent of Increase From Jan. 1, 1989 Location to June 30, 1989 1. San Francisco 11.0% 2. Los Angeles 9.5 3. San Diego 8.0 4. Detroit 7.0 5. Washington 7.0 6. Chicago 5.0 7. Baltimore 5.0
Where It’s Not
Percent of Decrease From Jan. 1, 1989 Location to June 30, 1989 1. New York -3% 2. Baton Rouge -2 3. Phoenix -2 4. Nashua, N.H. -2 5. Denver -1 6. Midland, Tex. -1 7. Dallas 0
Home market values are based on a 2,100-square-foot, 8-room, 4-bedroom, 2 1/2-bath residence in suburban communities surrounding the core city.
SOURCE: Runzheimer International
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