That increase came after a 2.5 percent price decline from February to March, which had brought Chicago’s home prices to a new post-bubble low ? and which suggests, with April’s gain, that prices have bottomed in the Windy City.
Nationally, some of S&P’s most important findings were:
Prices increased for both the 10- and 20-City Composites by 1.3 percent.
Like Chicago, those gains came after several months of falling prices (nationally, ...
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