From the Wall Street Journal today:
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The above table suggests that, in general, real estate values have fallen about 2/3 of the amount that they need to fall. (This assumes that values will fall to historical levels; this assumption is for another post.)
Also noted in the article was that according to various real estate indices, the peak real estate valuations occurred mid-2006. Since values have therefore been falling for 2 years; basic extrapolation suggests that they’ll be falling for another year or so.