Top tier: 15.3% off the peak
Middle tier: 37.6% off the peak
Bottom tier: 44.9% off the peak
Note: the chart is rebased to use December '99 = 100%, this way my numbers can be directly compared with Case-Shiller.
| Month | S&P Case-Shiller | SDHPI |
| January '08 | 197.45 | 198.06 |
| February '08 | 190.34 | 190.64 |
| March '08 | 185.42 | 184.87 |
| April '08 | 180.56 | 179.99 |
| May '08 | 178.03 | 176.52 |
| June '08 | 175.37 | 174.37 |
| July '08 | 172.20 | 171.42 |
| August '08 | 168.25 | |
| September '08 | 164.32 | |
| October '08 | 159.23 |
4 comments:
This is great stuff. The separation between the tiers is dramatic. I'm guessing that's mainly based on location. Any chance you'll be able to do you regional breakdown in the near future?
Is there a definition of the 3 tiers (e.g., which zipcodes are in each tier)?
The definition is here
http://sdhpi.blogspot.com/2008/03/february-hpi.html
I should put the link somewhere on the front page...
Hi there. Do you plan on updating this post with neighborhood breakdowns as you have with earlier HPI posts? I have my eye on a particular neighborhood, so that would help. Thanks!
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