In the AP story, Charlotte, N.C., posted the smallest drop at 0.2 percent. Until April, the North Carolina city had been the last metro still showing price gains.
That was the good news in Standard & Poor's/Case-Shiller 20-city index, which dropped by 15.8 percent in May compared with a year ago. It was a record decline since its inception in 2000. The 10-city index plunged 16.9 percent, its biggest decline in its 21-year history.
That was the good news in Standard & Poor's/Case-Shiller 20-city index, which dropped by 15.8 percent in May compared with a year ago. It was a record decline since its inception in 2000. The 10-city index plunged 16.9 percent, its biggest decline in its 21-year history.
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