National home prices still 15% too high
November 18, 2009 in Best Of The Storm, Fresh Perspectives
Here is a chart from Jesse, showing the history of US Home Prices both in nominal and inflation-adjusted figures. The trend lines meet at about $150,000…or about 15% below today’s levels.
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