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Alabama
63.8%
5.8%
Iowa
65.7%
5.8%
Georgia
63.1%
7.5%
Florida
61.1%
14.0%
District of
Columbia
52.1%
3.9%
Delaware
62.6%
8.1%
New Jersey
59.1%
11.1%
Rhode
Island
57.3%
11.3%
Arkansas
70.2%
7.2%
Oklahoma
69.1%
5.4%
Minnesota
59.6%
4.8%
New York
46.4%
4.7%
Connecticut
58.9%
10.3%
New Hampshire
63.2%
8.1%
Maryland
64.0%
11.8%
Massachusetts
51.8%
6.4%
Missouri
63.3%
5.6%
Michigan
61.0%
9.3%
North
Carolina
61.8%
5.1%
Ohio
66.3%
10.6%
Illinois
64.3%
11.7%
Indiana
61.7%
3.5%
Kentucky
63.3%
5.1%
Wisconsin
64.9%
7.8%
Virginia
62.1%
7.3%
Pennsylvania
59.1%
5.7%
A half-million homeowners regained equity in Q2 and home equity increased 10 percent over last
year, according to Corelogic's latest Home Equity Report. But 3.6 million properties still remain
underwater, and a fifth have low equity. The report found that 548,000 U.S. homeowners regained
equity in Q2, bringing the percentage of homes with positive equity to 93 percent for all mortgaged
properties‒‒approximately 47 million homes. Nationwide, home equity grew year over year by $646
billion since Q2 2015.
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