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Tradition in London published their January 2009 Tradition Future HPI Report. This data uses the settlements of the traded UK housing derivatives market to create UK housing prices. Download Tradition-Future-HPI-Jan-2009
Radar Logic published their 2008 Year In Review paper here. The report highlights the increase in "motivated sales" that occurred last year.
Mortgage News reports that the UK commercial property market will lose 50% of its value from it's 2007 peak. This figure is derivatived from the property derivatives markets in the UK.
Jonathan Miller on The Matrix published a robust analysis of the use of S&P/Case-Shiller Index data to measure New York City housing values. It's an honest reading.
Standard & Poors published their 2008 Year In Review for US home prices. The report looks at the 20 MSAs that S&P covers, condominium prices and foreclosure data.
Our friends at Altos Research produce excellent "real-time" analytics for US housing prices at MSA and zip code levels. Their research is used often in help express views in the US housing derivatives markets. Attached here is their latest market letter.
Euromoney reporting that property derivatives trading is picking up.
Mortgage and refinance views look to the CME housing futures market for tells into the future.
S&P has analysis of the latest housing price data.
