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Markets for New-Home Sales

The top 15 and bottom 15 markets for new-home sales during the third quarter of 2001 vs. third quarter 2000.

December 2001


Top 15
Market Year-to-Year Change
1. Las Vegas, NV + 5.6 %
2. Sarasota, FL + 4.9 %
3. Fresno, CA + 1.9 %
4. Northern New Jersey, NJ - 4.5 %
5. Reno, NV - 4.7 %
West Palm Beach-Boca Raton, FL - 4.7 %
7. Riverside-San Bernardino, CA - 5.1 %
8. Melbourne, FL - 5.9 %
9. Chicago, IL - 6.1 %
10. Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater, FL - 6.2 %
11. Dallas-Fort Worth, TX - 7.2 %
12. San Antonio, TX - 7.4 %
13. Houston, TX - 9.4 %
14. Tucson, AZ - 10.9 %
15. South New Jersey, NJ - 11.1 %
Source: The Meyers Group


Bottom 15
Market Year-to-Year Change
1. Central Valley, CA - 58.5 %
2. Austin-San Marcos, TX - 55.3 %
3. Fort Collins-Loveland, CO - 47.8 %
4. San Francisco Bay Area, CA - 44.8 %
5. Sacramento, CA - 39.3 %
6. Orange County, CA - 37.3 %
7. Washington D.C. - 35.3 %
8. Miami, FL - 34.7 %
9. Denver-Boulder-Greeley, CO - 33.8 %
10. Detroit, MI - 32.1 %
11. San Diego, CA - 32.0 %
12. Baltimore, MD - 31.3 %
13. Atlanta, GA - 31.3 %
14. Fort Lauderdale, FL - 30.4 %
15. Ventura, CA - 29.8 %
Source: The Meyers Group




For the complete article on new-home sales, see "New-Home Sales Dip; Pool Building May Slow," which is featured in the Dec. 5, 2001 issue of Pool & Spa News.

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