zillow study

U.S. homes will lose a total of $1.7 trillion in value in 2010, according to real estate site Zillow.com. The value lost this year will be 63% more than in 2009, and will take the total value lost since June 2006 to more than $9 trillion, Zillow said on its blog. "Since the peak of home values...

A survey by real estate website Zillow.com showed homeowner confidence fell in the second quarter, with one-third saying that home prices had not yet touched bottom. Pessimism about home values in the near-term was worse than in the previous three quarters, Reuters reported. Thirty-three percent...

The percentage of Americans owning homes that are under water is falling, according to Zillow's third-quarter Real Estate Market Reports, which focus on 156 metropolitan areas. The other good news is that home values were relatively flat between the second and third quarters, so the price declines...

Sure, 77% of U.S. homes have dropped in value during the past year, but not yours, right? Dream on. In fact, your dream is widely shared. Zillow.com's Homeowner Confidence Survey recently found that over six in ten homeowners were convinced their houses have remained stable or increased in value...