Tampa Home Prices Fall at Record Pace; Tampa Real Estate Expert Available

Homes prices are down 10% in Tampa; 4.4% nationwide.

ThePublicityAgency.com - October 30, 2007

Case-Shiller price index shows Tampa real estate dropped 10.1% in August.

(PRNewsChannel) / Tampa, Fla. - The Tampa housing slump is now the worst in the country, according the Case-Shiller price index just released.

The 13-month-long decline in home prices worsened in August. 

"While this is bad news for those looking to sell, it provides the best opportunity yet for home buyers," says Rick Harper, a Tampa real estate expert and investor.

Harper is plain talking and can take often complicated real estate trends and make them simple to understand.  He's available for interviews.

Experts say the last time home prices fell this much, it took nearly a decade to recover.

Tampa outpaced Detroit for the worse performing area in the country. 

Tampa, down 10.1%
Detroit, down 9.3%
San Diego, down 8.3%
Phoenix, down 8%
Miami, down 7.8%
Las Vegas, down 7.6%
Washington, D.C., down 7.2%
Los Angeles, down 5.7%
San Francisco, down 4.2%
Cleveland, down 4.1%
Minneapolis, down 4%
New York, down 3.8%
Boston, down 3.6%
Chicago, down 1.3%
Denver, down 0.4%
Dallas, up 0.5%
Atlanta, up 0.8%
Portland, Ore., up 2.8%
Charlotte, up 5.6%
Seattle, up 5.7% 

Contact:  Glenn Selig, ThePublicityAgency.com
Phone:  (813) 300-5454
Email:  glenn (at) thepublicityagency.com
Web page:  www.HarperRealty.com

Source: ThePublicityAgency.com