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		<title>Home-Prices Remain Stable</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Only 21% of house listings on the market as of February 1st had one or more price drop. ]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="alignleft" title="Construction" src="http://assets.nydailynews.com/img/2009/12/30/alg_house.jpg" alt="" width="242" height="150" />Only 21% of house listings on the market as of February 1st had one or more price drop. This is lower than previous levels, and is a good sign that housing prices are beginning to hit a bottom. The next question home owners are asking is: How long will this bottom last, and how quickly will home prices rise?</p>
<p>House price reductions topped out at 26% at the end of last year, which likely relates to the timing of the November tax-credit deadline (which was extended). <a href="http://camhf.com/new-manufactured-home.html">California homes</a> were among the steadiest in the country. San Jose had just 12% of listings cut, and Oakland had 13%. The highest on the list was Jacksonville, FL at 36%. This good news brings on the expectations in <a href="http://www.agilitymgmt.com">manufacturing jobs</a> for home builders.</p>
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