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Company says: Prices down, risk up

A California real estate information company that tracks values across the country thinks Maryland is one of the harder-hit states:

 

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First American CoreLogic has also released its latest mortgage risk map:

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I live in the Philadelphia area and we are still seeing gains although low single digits. Overall a pretty strong market, corrected but strong.

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