Illinois house prices have not yet returned to pre-2008
recession levels, and in fact, saw a nominal decline in the last quarter.
Indiana and Tennessee housing prices did not have
significant declines during the recession and both states returned to
pre-recession levels in the second-quarter of 2015.
Tennessee housing prices have seen a rise of 29% since
the first-quarter of 2008, and Indiana has seen an increase of 19%.
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Sunday, March 24, 2019
HOUSING PRICES - COMPARISON OF INDIANA, TENNESSEE AND ILLINOIS
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