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Average Housing Prices in the US

Written by Mint.com
Published Oct 29, 2009
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Housing sales have been on the rise thus far in 2009 as confidence in the real estate market rebounds. Though September saw a decline in the median sales price to $174,900 for a single family home, the number of homes sold each month has been steadily increasing. With consumers once again shopping for homes, we look at what the “average” home looks like around the country.

Note: Scroll over a house to view the average home price in that area

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