US EditionWhere Home Values Increased and Decreased Most
- Home values changed notably across U.S. cities between 2024 and 2025, with Irvine, California, reaching $1.61 million by March 2025.
- This followed an 82.1% five-year increase in Irvine and an 80% growth in Knoxville, Tennessee, while Naples and Saint Petersburg, Florida, saw declines of 5.9% and 4.92%.
- Additional cities like Louisville and Lexington showed moderate gains of 5.4% and 5.3%, with home values near $249,000 and $316,000 respectively in the latest period.
- Evidence reviewed by a board found the subject property's fair cash value at $480,000 for the fiscal year, despite appellants valuing it at $470,000 and arguing a 15% increase was high.
- These shifts indicate varied regional housing market trends, with significant appreciation in some areas and declines in others between 2024 and 2025.
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Where home values increased and decreased most | News Channel 3-12
Where home values increased and decreased most Sharp changes in home values can have many ripple effects throughout the local economy. In the short term, both potential homesellers and homebuyers may be impacted by changes in local competitive forces and affordability. Over time, these changes can affect the city’s tax base, current homeowners’ refinancing options, demand in the local job markets, and other dynamics may be impacted by such chang…
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Where home values increased and decreased most
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US year-over-year home-price gain shrinks to 0.4%. Prices drop YoY in 18 of the 33 metros: San Diego, Austin, Tampa, Miami, San Francisco, San Antonio, Dallas, Phoenix, Orlando, Atlanta, Denver, Raleigh, Houston, Seattle…
Nowhere in the Netherlands is the WOZ value falling as fast as in the municipality of Eersel. In fact, the WOZ value is actually rising everywhere in the Netherlands, with the exception of four municipalities. Of those four, Eersel is the one that has seen the biggest decline, according to new figures from Statistics Netherlands. The average price of a home for sale in Eersel fell by 1.4 percent. In the municipality, you will pay an average of 4…
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