Fortune’s 10 worst Real Estate Markets in 2009

December 22, 2008 by admin 

Fortune’s 10 worst Real Estate Markets

1. Los Angeles, Ca
2. Stockton, Ca
3. Riverside, Ca
4. Miami, Miami Beach
5. Sacramento, Ca
6. Santa Ana, Anaheim Ca
7. Fresno, Ca
8. San Diego, Ca
9. Bakersfield, Ca
10. Washington, D.C.

Eight of the top ten are in California, Yikes!!

Related posts:

  1. If Prince Williams County Can Practice Free Markets… Why can’t our government? Killing free markets is not the way to end this economic recession. In actuality it makes...
  2. Plan C: The Treasury is Preparing for a Commercial Real Estate Crisis In the recent past, I’ve seen a lot of buzz on the internet about how a commercial real estate crisis is...
  3. Commercial Real Estate REALLY Is the Next Big Crisis On August 10, 2009 I posted an article asking readers if commercial real estate was the next big crisis. I...
  4. President Bush Now Believes in Free Markets President Bush is pushing for free markets when it comes to the faltering economy and global financial meltdown!! I agree...
  5. Foreclosure Trackers Launches Real Estate Agent network Foreclosure Trackers is a data aggregator and educational company. Robert Lee, CEO of Foreclosure Trackers. “The launch of our Real...
  6. Social Media and Real Estate Go Hand and Hand I use many social media sites to help promote my real estate investing business. By far the most popular and...
  7. Coming Soon: Open Season on Real Estate Appraisers in Arizona It was just a matter of time before someone started looking at what appraisers were doing during the run up...

Comments

View Comments to “Fortune’s 10 worst Real Estate Markets in 2009”

  1. Matt on December 23rd, 2008 1:40 am

    I see a trend here…

  2. Bucking The Real Estate Trend » It’s Not the Jeans That Make Your Butt Look Fat! on February 2nd, 2009 3:23 am

    [...] Fortune’s 10 Worst Real Estate Markets in 2009 [...]

Feel free to leave a comment...
and oh, if you want a pic to show with your comment, go get a gravatar!





blog comments powered by Disqus