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Liz Ann Sonders, Chief Investment Strategist for Charles Schwab released a very interesting chart detailing the housing market data of the top metros in the United States.

The first column shows the price trend compared to the prior month, based on a survey of real estate agents conducted by Banc of America Securities.

The second column shows the change in housing inventory from the end of 2006 and a year ago period.

Column three is based on Moody’s job projections for the next two years, ending December 31, 2008. And column four is the percentage of mortgages which are 30 days late or more.

Definitely interesting data, and a good sign of which housing markets are in trouble, and which are fairing well despite the poor overall outlook.

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