'It's worse than the Great Depression': Home prices suffer double-dip back to 2002 levels

Home prices are nationally back to 2002 levels after suffering a double-dip - and have now fallen by more than they did during the Great Depression.

Foreclosures, a glut of unsold homes and people’s reluctance or inability to buy have driven single-family home prices back below their 2009 low.  | Mail Online

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