Case-Shiller: Home Prices Fall Nationally and in Chicago
The latest Case-Shiller report released this morning showed that seasonally-adjusted home prices fell 0.7 percent nationally between October and November 2011, and dropped by about 3.7 percent since November 2010. In Chicago, the index reported that home prices decreased on a monthly basis (-3.4%) as well as between November 2010 and November 2011 (-5.9%).

Case-Shiller November 2011
From the S&P press release:
“Despite continued low interest rates and better real GDP growth in the fourth quarter, home prices continue to fall. Weakness was seen as 19 of 20 cities saw average home prices decline in November over October,” says David M. Blitzer, Chairman of the Index Committee at S&P Indices.
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