The Daily Dirt - Denver Prices Predicted Stable

01/2009 Vol 2, Issue 1.15 Denver Prices Stable - Market Risk Index  Dear Blog,   A recently released article identified Denver as a top 10 market for estimated stability through mid-2010.    If you have any feedback, please let me know (good, bad and ugly) at mj@milehighhomehunter.com     By the way, I have set up some real estate resources for you on Amazon.com.     Are you: Looking for the NEW GOOGLE phone? Check out: T-Mobile G1 with Google Phone Looking for a NEW Blackberry? Check out: Blackberry Smart Phones A first time homebuyer? Check out: The First-Time Homeowner's Handbook Investing in Apartment Buildings? Check out: Investing in Apartment Buildings Investing in Real Estate? Check out: The Pre-Foreclosure Property Investor's Kit Needing tools for your next "Fix n' Flip"? Check out the Amazon.com pre-canned search here  If you are looking for anything else, check out any of the affiliate links under the "Amazon.com: Real Estate" button on the top of my website: www.MileHighHomeHunter.com Market Place Links   Have something to sell? A small business to promote? Contact me to have your link added here:   Shop for real estate books   Shop for home improvement tools    Experience Renewal   Get Financial Renewal Quick Links Foreclosure Homes Market Stats Valued Lender Referral Search for Homes    Join our Mailing List! Don't Forget! Support the Race for The Cure! Help me raise funds for the Race for the Cure! Donate directly to Komen Denver here     Denver Home Prices Likely Stable     Wednesday, January 14, 2009, 2:30pm MST Report: Denver home prices likely to be stable through mid-2010 - Denver Business Journal   Denver is one of 10 U.S. metropolitan areas with a "minimal" risk of lower housing prices two years from now, according to an index of market risk.   The latest quarterly "Market Risk Index" by PMI Mortgage Insurance Co. (NYSE: PMI), issued Wednesday, said the Denver-Aurora metro area ranks 10th among the cities that are expected to have stable housing prices between the third quarter of 2008 and the same quarter of 2010.   The index shows Denver bucking a national trend toward an increased risk of lower home prices.   It said the risk of lower prices is rising in 369 of 381 of the nation's metropolitan statistical areas.   Three Texas cities - Dallas, Fort Worth and Houston - are expected to have the least risk of declining housing prices over the next two years, Walnut Creek, Calif.-based PMI said.   As for metro areas where declining prices are most likely, PMI said, nine out of 10 are in California. The top three are Riverside-San Bernardino, Calif.; Miami; and Fort Lauderdale, Fla.   "A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty." - Churchill     Want The Latest Real Estate News? -- Contact me get automated updates for your home, neighborhood or a neighborhood where you are looking to purchase    Click Here To See My New Real Estate Video News Channel! As always, whenever YOU are ready, I am here Bringing The World Home To You™     And, if you know of someone that is looking to buy or sell, I am NEVER too busy for any of your referrals.       Kind regards and happy "Home Hunting",      Michael J. Clarkson   Broker/Owner - Mile High Home Hunter Realty  303.332.6393 MJ@MileHighHomeHunter.com        On the web: http://www.MileHighHomeHunter.com http://www.MileHighForeclosure.com http://www.TheHomeHunterBlog.com

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