Richard DeKaser says only 87 of 299 US cities now have overvalued housing markets. His list seems quite reasonable to me. And his 2006 list pretty much nailed overvalued markets.
Only 87 of 299 U.S. Cities Now Have Overvalued Housing Markets
By Richard K. Green Jan 28, 2010, 10:57 AM
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