U.S. Home Resale Market

Median resale prices for previously owned homes in metropolitan statistical areas of the United States from January through March, 1993, followed by the percentage change from the same period in 1992, based on a survey by the National Assn. of Realtors. Here are the 25 highest-priced and 25 lowest-priced areas: Top 25

City Price % chg. Honolulu 347,000 +1.5 San Francisco 249,300 +0.8 Anaheim-Santa Ana 222,200 -5.6 Los Angeles 199,700 -8.0 Bergen-Passaic, N.J. 182,800 +1.7 San Diego 175,500 -3.8 Newark, N.J. 174,600 -2.9 New York 168,000 -0.5 Boston 165,200 -1.8 Middlesex, N.J. 158,400 -3.2 Nassau, N.Y. 158,000 +0.4 Washington 153,500 +0.7 Seattle 145,000 +2.6 New Haven, Conn. 142,600 +0.1 Hartford, Conn. 135,500 -4.2 Riverside-San Bernardino 135,400 -1.5 Monmouth, N.J. 135,300 -2.1 Trenton, N.J. 132,900 +3.5 Chicago 131,300 -1.1 Sacramento 130,400 -3.4 Worcester, Mass. 122,400 -4.3 Lake County, Ill. 121,400 +3.1 Reno 118,200 +1.6 Wilmington, Del. 117,400 +3.4 Aurora, Ill. 116,500 -2.0

Bottom 25

City Price % chg. Lincoln, Neb. 69,000 +4.2 Champaign, Ill. 68,700 +7.0 Tulsa, Okla. 68,200 -0.4 El Paso 67,900 +3.0 Daytona Beach, Fla. 67,600 +3.8 Springfield, Ill. 67,600 -2.5 Fargo, N.D. 67,300 -6.5 Canton, Ohio 67,100 -4.3 Corpus Christi, Tex. 66,600 +6.6 Mobile, Ala. 66,200 +4.6 Shreveport, La. 66,100 +2.5 Kalamazoo, Mich. 66,000 -4.3 Toledo, Ohio 65,700 -11.2 Omaha 64,300 -4.6 South Bend, Ind. 63,000 +0.8 Topeka, Kan. 62,900 +1.8 Oklahoma City 61,100 +2.2 Biloxi, Miss. 60,800 +7.4 Beaumont, Tex. 60,300 +0.7 Amarillo, Tex. 59,700 +3.6 Youngstown, Ohio 58,600 +7.9 Saginaw, Mich. 58,300 NA Peoria, Ill. 57,500 +6.3 Davenport, Iowa 54,500 +6.0 Waterloo, Iowa 44,300 +6.2