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This is interesting. The CPI Northeast Urban index was up 1.63% YOY in April, so The Warren Group's price change is actually a decline in real terms (the MAR's price change was not, though). That was a bit sooner than I expected to see real price declines again. It's a negligible decline, but the good news is that we've broken the trend of double digit percentage increases.
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FLASHBACK: The prediction Zillow's economist made at their "summit" in Boston last June seems to be validated by April's numbers. Whether that will translate into Bidding War backlash at some point is still an open question:
Will stock market losses & Zillow forecast wipe out bidding wars?
June 21, 2013
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Did you attend the Zillow Summit today in Boston? Their lead economist forecast price appreciation in Metro Boston in 2014 at a mere 0.9%. Inflation-adjusted, doesn’t that mean the value of homes will drop next year? Some buyers in Cambridge and parts of the City of Boston could outpace inflation, as Zillow forecasts higher appreciation in those locations. Does it make sense to cool off the “year of the over-ask” hype before 2014 turns into the year of the bidding war backlash?
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