Case-Shiller Index – Minneapolis Home Prices Declined by 8.3% YOY

April 26, 2011 By 4 Comments

The S&P Case-Shiller Home Price Index was published today for housing data through February, 2011.  The data continues to portray the nation’s housing markets as remaining soft with home prices declining everywhere except – surprise – Washington, DC.

The Minneapolis area continues to struggling.  Over the past year, at least based upon the data from Case-Shiller, Minneapolis has  been the second worst performing market in terms of price having declined by 8.3%.  Only Phoenix can boast of a worse number at -8.4%.

View the reports and analysis regarding the latest Case-Shiller Home Price Index from various news and opinion sites…Calculated Risk, Housingwire, CNNMoney, CNBC, and Market-Ticker.

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