No one can predict the future, but when a city the size of Tacoma, (often in the shadow of larger northwest cities when it comes to real estate reporting) is declared the best bet for price appreciation from 2008-2013, it's hard not to be flattered and excited. This report was put out by Moodys based on information in the Case-Shiller Index.
10 Best Markets:
| Tacoma, WA (metro area) | 20.7% |
| Boulder, CO | 17.5% |
| Toledo, OH | 16.7% |
| Memphis, TN | 16.5% |
| Pittsburgh | 16.0% |
| Cleveland | 14.4% |
| Dayton, OH | 13.6% |
| Akron, OH | 13.4% |
| San Jose, CA | 13.3% |
| Colorado Springs, CO | 13.3% |
| Miami (metro area) | -40.3% |
| Orlando, FL | -33.3% |
| Fort Lauderdale, FL (metro area) | -26.4% |
| Jacksonville, FL | -32.2% |
| Riverside, CA | -25.6% |
| Los Angeles (metro area) | -22.9% |
| West Palm Beach, FL (metro area) | -20.2% |
| Tampa, FL | -19.6% |
| Virginia Beach, VA | -18.2% |
| New York | -18.1% |
Source: Fiserv, Moody’s Economy.com I live in Tacoma and I love this city. Nothing would make me happier than seeing that kind of appreciation. Regardless of how much stock you put in the Case-Shiller Index, it's great to see good things said about Tacoma. Go back and look, I didn't see the word "Seattle" anywhere in that article...
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