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Home Values In Nation At New Peak

Home Values In Nation At New Peak

The average U.S. house is now worth more than it was at the peak in 2007, a high mark on the real estate recovery.

According to the latest market information, the median home value in the U.S. is $198,000, 1 percent more than the year before and an increase over the peak price of $196,600 set in April 2007.

“We aren’t in a bubble and won’t be entering one anytime soon,” Zillow Chief Economist Dr. Svenja Gudell said in the report.

Read more at Chicago Agent Magazine here.