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Real Estate is Undervalued in US

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Real estate prices in the United States are nearly 20% undervalued, especially in California, Nevada, Michigan and Ohio, when compared to international markets, according to a report from Capital Economics. In the US, the economy is characterized by growing unemployment, a dip in net wealth and an aversion to taking on debt, which outweigh potential market stimuli such as federal tax credits and low interest rates.

Last Updated on Monday, May 03 2010  

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Americans favor walkable, mixed-use neighborhoods, with 56 percent preferring smart growth neighborhoods over neighborhoods that require more driving between home, work and recreation, according to a recent survey by the National Association of Realtors (NAR).