Residential

Median Home Price			Median Home Price
Among the 25 Largest US Metro Areas			Among the 25 Largest US Metro Areas
1st Quarter, 2011			2010 Q1 to 2011 Q1
		Median			%
Rank	Metro Area	Price	Rank	Metro Area	Change
1	San Francisco	$465,900	1	Dallas	1.4%
2	New York-No. NJ	$375,900	2	Washington, D.C.	0.8%
3	San Diego	$374,800	3	Boston	0.1%
4	Boston	$322,100	4	Riverside, CA	-0.3%
5	Washington, D.C.	$294,800	5	Denver	-0.4%
6	Los Angeles	$292,700	6	Houston	-1.1%
7	Seattle	$287,100	7	New York-No. NJ	-1.2%
8	Denver	$223,800	8	Los Angeles	-2.0%
9	Portland	$213,400	9	San Diego	-3.6%
10	Baltimore	$212,600		US Average	-4.6%
11	Philadelphia	$199,100	10	Philadelphia	-5.1%
12	Riverside, CA	$173,400	11	San Francisco	-5.1%
	US Average	$158,700	12	Cincinnati	-7.5%
13	Chicago	$155,000	13	St. Louis	-7.5%
14	Miami	$153,600	14	Atlanta	-9.4%
15	Houston	$145,500	15	Baltimore	-9.5%
16	Dallas	$143,100	16	Phoenix	-10.1%
17	Minneapolis	$140,600	17	Portland	-10.1%
18	Phoenix	$126,700	18	Chicago	-11.7%
19	Tampa	$113,600	19	Minneapolis	-13.2%
20	Cincinnati	$112,800	20	Seattle	-15.2%
21	St. Louis	$107,400	21	Tampa	-15.2%
22	Atlanta	$99,800	22	Cleveland	-19.7%
23	Cleveland	$87,000	23	Miami	-19.7%
-	Detroit	n/a	-	Detroit	n/a
-	Pittsburgh	n/a	-	Pittsburgh	n/a
Source: National Association of Realtors, May 2011			Source: National Association of Realtors, May 2011
Data Preliminary			Data Preliminary

U.S. Metro Foreclosure Market Data 25 Largest Metro Areas – Q3 2009
Rank	Metro Name	Total	1/every X HU	%Housing Units	%Change from Q2 09	%Change from Q3 08
1	Pittsburgh	2,671	414	0.24	-17.64	-20.34
2	Houston	8,482	256	0.39	1.48	-8.12
3	Philadelphia	9,912	241	0.42	28.23	10.95
4	Boston	7,962	229	0.44	9.96	19.46
5	Dallas	10,700	221	0.45	4.85	7.86
6	Seattle	6,495	217	0.46	-11.21	37.75
7	St. Louis	5,701	216	0.46	25.43	-12.63
8	Baltimore	5,330	208	0.48	109.84	95.74
9	Columbus	4,102	188	0.53	-28.83	-33.19
10	Cincinnati	5,461	167	0.6	8.55	0.53
11	Portland	6,123	145	0.69	4.88	78.36
	U.S. Total	937,840	136	0.73	5.4	22.5
12	Minneapolis	9,767	136	0.74	13.54	98.68
13	Cleveland	7,309	129	0.77	11.3	-1.04
14	Denver	9,235	113	0.89	5.48	-1.58
15	Chicago	33,065	113	0.88	6.79	28.46
16	Washington DC	19,318	110	0.91	22.22	9.25
17	Detroit	21,978	86	1.16	7.35	1.89
18	Atlanta	24,787	85	1.17	4.88	13.9
19	Tampa	17,012	77	1.29	-6.13	-4.99
20	San Francisco	22,876	74	1.35	6.56	22.06
21	Los Angeles	69,403	63	1.58	2.07	32.38
22	San Diego	18,519	61	1.63	-5.09	7.21
23	Miami	53,710	45	2.23	-5.2	34.67
24	Phoenix	40,566	41	2.43	4.72	18.56
25	Riverside	48,416	30	3.37	-7.91	11.83
Source: RealtyTrac, October 2009