Annualized expected growth from Q4 2012 – Q4  2017: 7.0%

Home prices in the Brunswick metro area have plunged 27.7% since they  peaked in Q4 2007.

It has a population of 112,923, an unemployment rate of 9.4%, and a median  family income of $51,300 below the national median of $64,200.

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Annualized expected growth from Q3 2012 – Q3 2017: 7.1%

Home prices in the Wilmington metro area are down 25.6% from their Q2 2007  peak.

The metro has a population of 369,685, an unemployment rate of 9.8%, and a  median family income of $61,100.

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Annualized expected growth from Q4 2012 – Q4  2017: 7.2%

Home prices in the Columbus metro area have fallen 13.4% since their Q4  2007 peak.

It has a population of 301,439 and an unemployment rate of 8.6%. It also has  a median family income of $48,100.

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Annualized expected growth from Q4 2012 – Q4  2017: 7.2%

Home prices in Yakima are down 8.3% since their Q1 2009 peak. It has a median  home price of $175,000.

Yakima has a population of 247,141, an unemployment rate of 10.1%, and a  median family income of $49,300.

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Annualized expected growth from Q4 2012 – Q4 2017: 7.3%

Home prices in the Niles-Benton Harbor metro area have fallen 11.7% since  their Q1 2008 peak.

It has a population of 156,941, a median family income of $54,500, and an  unemployment rate of 8.6%.

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Annualized expected growth from Q4 2012 – Q4 2017: 7.3%

Tucson’s home prices have plunged 38.6% since their Q1 2006 peak. The metro  has a median home price of $172,000.

It has a population of 989,569, a median family income of $58,100, and an  unemployment rate of 6.8%.

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Annualized expected growth from Q4 2012 – Q4 2017: 7.4%

Home prices in the Poughkeepsie-Newburgh-Middletown metro area have  fallen 29.5% since their Q1 2006 peak, and the metro has a median home price of  $238,000.

It has a population of 672,871, an unemployment rate of 8.0%, and a median  household income of $85,500.

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Annualized expected growth from Q4 2012 – Q4  2017: 7.4%

Home prices in Yuma have fallen 37.9% since their Q4 2006 peak.

It has a population of 200,870, an unemployment rate of 30.2%, nearly four  times the national average. It has a median family income of $46,400.

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Annualized expected growth from Q4 2012 – Q4  2017: 7.7%

The Reno-Sparks metro area has a population of 429,606, a median family  income of $63,300, and an unemployment rate of 9.4%, higher than the national  unemployment rate of 7.6%.

Home prices are down 51.9% from their Q1 2006 peak, and the metro has a  median home price of $186,000.

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Annualized expected growth from Q4 2012 – Q4 2017: 7.9%

Home prices in the Glens Falls metro area have fallen 8.3% since their Q1  2008 peak, and the metro has a median home price of $174,000.

It has a population of 128,996, an unemployment rate of 8.4% and a median  household income of $66,100.

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Annualized expected growth from Q4 2012 – Q4 2017: 8.0%

Home prices in the Gulfport-Biloxi metro area have slipped 22.6% since their  Q4 2007 peak, and the metro has a median home price of $100,000.

It has a population of 253,511, an unemployment rate of 9.1% and a median  household income of $52,600.

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Annualized expected growth from Q4 2012 – Q4  2017: 8.9%

Home prices in the Panama City-Lynn Haven-Panama City Beach metro area have  fallen 40.5% since their Q1 2006 peak. It now has a median home price of  $139,000.

The metro has a population of 169,856, an unemployment rate of 7.2%, and a  median family income of $56,500.

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Annualized expected growth from Q4 2012 – Q4  2017: 9.0%

Santa Fe’s home prices have fallen 20.5% percent since their Q4 2007 peak.  The Sante Fe metro area has a population of 145,648, an unemployment rate of  5.4% below the national average, and a median household income of $59,800, below  the national median of $64,200.

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Annualized expected growth from Q4 2012 – Q4 2017: 9.5%

Medford’s home prices have fallen 38.2% since their peak in Q2 2006. The  metro has a population of 204,822 and median family income of $50,300.

At 10.1% Medford’s unemployment rate is higher than the national average.

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