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The most overvalued (and undervalued) housing markets for 2010... (can you guess the #1s?) -- (link)

Posted by Don Homer (aka DonHomer) Jan 28 '10, 05:13

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link (money.cnn.com)

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Holy cow. Honolulu is one of the most undervalued, with a median price over $600k? -- nm - loosilu Jan 28, 05:28 2
- *over*valued -- nm - Don Homer Jan 28, 05:29 1
  - oh. ha ha. I can't read charts this early. -- nm - loosilu Jan 28, 05:30
Without looking, I'll guess Vegas is undervalued. They've had such a glut on the market I can't imagine they didn't hit ludicrous speed at some point -- nm - Will Hunting Jan 28, 05:16 9
- Overvalued.....DC metro area....jobs have been good here so the housing return to normal has been mitigated...I'd expect them to be overvalued quickl. -- nm - Will Hunting Jan 28, 05:21 6
  - jobs aren't *that* good. ask me and Kelly. -- nm - loosilu Jan 28, 05:26 4
    - I thought Kelly got a job. -- nm - Jim Jan 28, 06:39
    - Our local unemployment rate is about 40% better than the national average - Will Hunting Jan 28, 05:51 1
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    - *waves* Me too! -- nm - landbeck Jan 28, 05:42
  - The overvalued list will be hard, #1 is Atlantic City, followed by Wenatchee, Washington (huh?), and then Ocean City, NJ. -- nm - Don Homer Jan 28, 05:23
- Just based on what ceregon paid this is an easy answer -- nm - Beaker Jan 28, 05:20
- Nicely done, they are #1 undervalued. -- nm - Don Homer Jan 28, 05:18

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