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Published: November 26, 2008
Home sales prices across the country declined at record rates in September, when compared with the year-ago period. The Tampa Bay area was no exception.
18.5
Percentage drop seen in the Tampa Bay area
28.4
Percentage decline seen in Miami, the only other Florida market tracked
13
The number of cities, out of 20 tracked, that saw record rates of decline
31.9
Percentage drop seen in Phoenix, the largest of any market studied
31.3
Percentage drop seen in Las Vegas, the second-largest decline
29.5
Percentage drop seen in San Francisco, the third-largest decline
16.6
Percentage decline as a whole by the 20 markets studied in the index, a record
2.7
The percentage decline seen in Dallas, the lowest drop of any market studied
3.5
Percentage decline seen in Charlotte, N.C., the second-lowest drop of the markets studied
18.1
Percentage drop seen in the Bay area in August
19.4
Percentage drop seen in the Bay area in July
20.1
Percentage drop seen in the Bay area in June
20.2
Home sales prices declined at record rates across the country in September, when compared to the year-ago period, and the Tampa Bay area was no exception.
18.5
Percentage drop seen in the Tampa Bay area
18.1
Percentage drop seen in the Bay area in August
19.4
Percentage drop seen in the Bay area in July
20.1
Percentage drop seen in the Bay area in June
20.2
Percentage drop seen in the Bay area in May
31.9
Percentage drop seen in Phoenix, the largest of any market studied
31.3
Percentage drop seen in Las Vegas, the second-largest decline
29.5
Percentage drop seen in San Francisco, the third-largest decline
28.4
Percentage decline seen in Miami, the only other Florida market tracked
16.6
Percentage decline as a whole by the 20 markets studied in the index, a record
13
The number of cities, out of 20 tracked, that saw record rates of decline
2.7
The percentage decline seen in Dallas, the lowest drop of any market studied
3.5
Percentage decline seen in Charlotte, N.C., the second-lowest drop of the markets studied
Source: Standard & Poor's/Case-Shiller home price index, as reported by Shannon Behnken
Percentage drop seen in the Bay area in May Source: Standard & Poor's/Case-Shiller home price index, as reported by Shannon Behnken
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