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Housing Hobbles Into 2011, Here's Why It's Not Getting Better

Housing Hobbles Into 2011, Here's Why It's Not Getting Better

Home prices have now fallen farther from their peak than they did during the Great Depression. Since 2006, the average home price has fallen 26%, according to Zillow.com. That’s a greater percentage than the 25.9% drop registered from the plunge that helped kick off the Great Depression from 1928-1933.

 

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