Monday, March 5, 2018
CoreLogic: Housing market nearly recovered from recession
CoreLogic: Housing market nearly recovered from recession: CoreLogic released a report outlining the real estate economy from 2006 to 2017, showing that the housing market has nearly completely recovered from the recent recession. During the recession, home prices fell 33% nationwide, hitting their lowest in March 2011. Since then, home prices have risen once again by 51%. But some states are still struggling to return to their pre-recession price levels.
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