| | | Zillow Survey Portrays Homeowners in Denial | | | Fri, 31 Oct 2008 11:44:17 EST
Our old friend Zillow, the Seattle-based company that provides data on home values in select areas of the country, has just released results of its most recent survey of homeowner perceptions of value. Zillow found that half of U.S. homeowners think that their homes are essentially worth the same amount today as they were one year ago.?? Most housing studies would indicate that this perception is wildly out of touch with reality and...
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