Even the Feds Forecast Continued Housing Market Growth

The Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight (OFHEO) analysis of the housing market points to strong growth nationwide over the past year: “Average home prices increased 12.50 percent from the first quarter of 2004 through the first quarter of 2005.” The Feds even forecast a strong increase in housing prices: “The HPI shows the rise in house prices continues at an extremely strong pace…”

For those of us investors in the Nevada market, we continue to see strong growth: “The biggest price increases in the House Price Index (HPI) during the past year occurred in Nevada, with a 4-quarter increase of 31.2 percent.” Reno experienced a 31.78% appreciation and Las Vegas experienced a 33.25% appreciation in one year. Nevada also has the second lowest Annualized Volatility Estimates in the Nation at 0.06825
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