West Virginia housing market
West Virginia home values peaked at $111,701 in 2008, fell -6.4% to $104,539 by 2011, and stand at $182,704 today.
Housing Predictor forecasts for West Virginia
3 forecasts published for West Virginia, newest first.
Coverage gap. The most recent West Virginia forecast on this site is for 2018 — 8 years ago. The measured figures above are current; the forecasts below are not.
West Virginia in the archive
Reporting filed under West Virginia, newest first.
Housing Index Shows Upward Trend
By Mike Colpitts Home prices declined an average of less than one-percent in the U.S. on a year to year basis through the end of March, according to a…
Home Prices Forecast Higher
By Mike Colpitts Home prices in a larger number of cities are forecast to inflate in value in 2012 as many U.S.
2012 West Virginia Housing Market
West Virginia has known hard times for generations so the current state of the U.S. economy is nothing new to those who make their home in West Virginia,…
Real Estate Recovery Hard to Fathom
By Kevin Chiu Sometimes it’s hard to fathom. But there isn’t going to be a full-fledged recovery from this real estate crash for many years to come.
Record High Crop Prices Inflate Home Values
By Mike Colpitts Record high prices farmers are being paid for crops in the Mid-West are pressuring home prices, and are forecast to inflate home values as…
Homeownership Drops by Largest Amount Since Great Depression
By Jeanne Roberts It’s probably no surprise that the number of individuals owning homes has experienced its biggest drop since the Great Depression, an epoch…
Home Price Index Shows Six Month Drop
By Mike Colpitts Home prices dropped for six straight months in the U.S., declining by 5.7% on average in January compared to a year earlier, despite the…
2011 West Virginia Housing Market
Despite near record low mortgage rates, home sales are soft in West Virginia, which is suffering through the real estate crash with little marked improvement…
2010 West Virginia Housing Market
From the shambles of being one of the two worst economies in the nation, West Virginia is pulling out of its slump.