Austin leads country in Zillow Home Value Index decline at -19.3% since 2022.

Shocked this thread isnt about New Orleans

Glad Fort Bend County locked in my tax rate at the peak of home prices in Houston

Scumbags

Data and storytelling is fun

The “shift since March 2020” column still looks pretty strong for Austin. The decrease happened because of such a high rise in general.

That New Orleans trend at #2 tells a lot worse of a general trend

In middle you can see US housing market overall us up 40.7% since March 2020, but NOLA is at 5%? That’s the biggest outlier in the whole chart and almost seems like a data error

I'm surprised Boise isn't high on the list

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hope all those airbnb dorks lose their arse

shite, I wish my value was down. The perfect scenario for me would be no value growth until right before I sell to avoid years of property taxes.

April 1, 2020 close here. One of the more stressful experiences. Financing fell through due to COVID two weeks before close. Many options were quoting over 6% (crazy at time obviously). Had the new bank with good rate accept the old appraisal since no one was doing them. Had to pony up more for close due to lending limits of said bank.

My working theory to go through with it? If we're screwed the whole country is screwed so let's roll those dice.

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Like I stated, the property taxes are downright ridiculous and getting even more expensive.

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The new amount owed is down due to 2023 legislative session. They included a handy calculation on the notice.

My values are so far up (even with the drop from 2022), I max the amount they can add every year. If my house didn't change value at all it would take years for the county to catch up.

Why are the only ones increasing are rust belt cities?

Look at Hartford, CT going up, up, up. Wonder what it is about that area that is so desirable. I’m just at a loss. Can’t put my finger on it.