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The Housing Bottom target is between 2013-2017. That means that housing prices will continue to go down year after year until about 2015. Furthermore, during the actual housing bottom (around 2015) prices will be stable for several years (without meaningful price appreciation). More on timing the housing bottom.

Housing Bottom October 2008 update.
Housing prices are looking to decline much further than was originally expected by HousingBottom.com a year ago. Basically, there are two possibilities for US economy and world economy for the next 5+ years: Depression (not just recession) lasting many years. That's the best-case scenario. Complete breakdown of banking and lending worldwide. That's the worst-case scenario. Continue reading
Housing Bottom information and advice.
I want to buy a house. What should I do? New developments and condos will decline much more than housing in general. Poor housing construction quality since the 1990s and particularly since 2000s. How Real Estate fraud / Mortgage fraud works - Real Estate fraud / Mortgage fraud accounts for a large percentage of the price run-ups. How to rent a nice house/condo at 25-50 percent discount (or more). Why low housing prices are good for (almost) everyone.
Housing Bottom information in the main bubbly states.
Housing bottom in Arizona Housing bottom in California Housing bottom in Colorado Housing bottom in Florida. Florida is the ground zero for housing bubble. Florida will act as a leading indicator to what will happen with housing bubble in other states. Naples is the ground zero for Florida housing bubble. Housing bottom in Hawaii Housing bottom in Illinois Housing bottom in Nevada Housing bottom in North Carolina Housing bottom in Massachusetts Housing bottom in New York Housing bottom in Oregon Housing bottom in Pennsylvania Housing bottom in Texas Housing bottom in Washington Housing bottom in Washington DC Most other places will have price declines of between 10%-30%. Prices in places popular with retirees and California "investors" will decline by 50% or more. New developments and condos will decline much more than housing averages.

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