
- September15 2003
- Volume 10
- Issue 17
Location, Location
It's no secret that home prices vary bygeography. But according to a 2000 USCensus Bureau report, the difference canbe huge. In 2000, the median value of asingle-family home was $119,600, up18% from the 1990 median value of$101,100. According to the data, thecommunity with the highest medianhome price among large cities wasSunnyvale, Calif, at $459,200. The lowestmedian home price among large citieswas in Flint, Mich, where the median costof a single-family home was just $49,700.Of the 10 cities with the highest medianhome prices, 7 are in California, 1 is inMassachusetts, 1 is in Connecticut, and 1is in Hawaii. Note: The census figuresdon't take into account the boom inhome prices over the past 2 years, duringwhich time the average home price hasrisen significantly.
Articles in this issue
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Make the Best Use of Frequent-Flier Milesover 17 years ago
Cardiac Care Found to Be Lackingover 17 years ago
Who Owns the Building?over 17 years ago
Learn the Art of Dealership Negotiationover 17 years ago
Pioneer Woman Physician and Educatorover 17 years ago
African-American Doctor's Vital Legacyover 17 years ago
Does the Market Offer Any Safe Stocks?over 17 years ago
Clear the Stock Market Clouds from Viewover 17 years ago
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