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Santa Clara County Negative Equity Map, Valuable Reference for Buyers

Monday, December 8, 2008 | Comments Off

San Jose Mercury News recently reported on the level of homeowners who are underwater in the third quarter of this year. What I do like about this Zillow.com map is that it accurately reflects not only the the bad news, but as you can see the good news for buyers interested in purchasing in Santa Clara County. Buyers should review this map as a guide for areas where they can find a great deal and areas that have sustained their value in this market.

Read San Jose Mercury article here

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