Economic focus: unlike prior decades, house-price changes in largest District cities are following national trends

William Emmons, Daigo Gubo and Julia S. Maues

Central Banker, 2011, issue Fall

Abstract: Before the housing boom and bust, changes in local house values appeared to be a local phenomenon. Now, however, the District?s house-price changes are mirroring national patterns. Therefore, downward trends in other parts of the country may continue to negatively affect prices in the District.

Keywords: Housing - Prices; Federal Reserve District, 8th (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2011
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