Risk of home-price declines rise 
Prices overvalued by 10% or more in half of large metros
By Inman News, Friday, October 21, 2005.A number of the nation's largest housing markets remain at risk of price declines, according to the PMI U.S. Market Risk Index, released this week, and prices in many markets are overvalued.
The median risk index value increased 11.6 percent, from 120 to 134. Topping the risk index list with a greater than 50 percent chance of experiencing price declines are Boston; San Diego, Long Island (Nassau-Suffolk), N.Y.; Santa Ana, Calif.; and Oakland, Calif.
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