NYC Has Smallest Yearly Home Price Gain Of Cities In Case-Shiller 20 City Index: 1.9 Percent For NYC Compared To Average 9.3 Percent Gain

Posted by Milton Recht:

From The Wall Street Journal, "A Look at Case-Shiller, by Metro Area" by Phil Izzo:

Home prices extended a winning streak of year-over-year gains, according to the S&P/Case-Shiller indexes.

The composite 20-city home price index, a key gauge of U.S. home prices, was up 9.3% in February from a year earlier. All 20 cities posted year-over-year gains for January and February, the first time that has happened since 2006.

Metro Area	February 2013 Level	Monthly Change	Annual Change
Atlanta	97.01	0.0%	16.5%
Boston	153.89	0.1%	5.2%
Charlotte	114.93	-0.2%	6.2%
Chicago	110.72	-0.8%	5.1%
Cleveland	99.24	-0.8%	5.3%
Dallas	120.74	0.2%	7.1%
Denver	133.90	-0.2%	9.9%
Detroit	80.58	-0.6%	15.2%
Las Vegas	105.70	1.6%	17.6%
Los Angeles	182.04	1.0%	14.1%
Miami	153.97	0.3%	10.4%
Minneapolis	123.81	-0.9%	12.0%
New York	162.00	0.4%	1.9%
Phoenix	128.10	1.1%	23.0%
Portland	141.76	0.7%	9.4%
San Diego	164.25	0.6%	10.2%
San Francisco	148.23	0.5%	18.9%
Seattle	140.97	-0.2%	9.3%
Tampa	136.33	0.6%	10.0%
Washington	186.57	-0.5%	6.9%

Sources: S&P Dow Jones Indices and CoreLogic