Case-Shiller breakdown: Las Vegas, 65% off housing-market peak; Miami, 51%; S.F., 41%!!!

WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — The S&P/Case-Shiller monthly home-price survey released Tuesday includes breakdowns of 20 U.S. cities for the full year 2011, and MarketWatch also calculated the drop from the peak.

Read full story on Case-Shiller survey of U.S. home prices in December.

Nationally, prices fell 4% in 2011, and here is the city-by-city tally:

Atlanta: Prices down 12.8% in 2011, and 35% below peak.

Boston: Prices down 2.6%, and 14% below peak.

Charlotte: Prices down 2.3%, and 19% below peak.
Chicago: Prices down 6.5%, and 35% below peak.

Dallas: Prices down 1.3%, and 10% below peak.

Denver: Prices down 0.4%, and 12% below peak.

Detroit: Prices up 0.5%, but 46% below peak.

Las Vegas: Prices down 8.8%, and 61% below peak.

Los Angeles: Prices down 5.2%, and 41% below peak.
Portland: Prices down 4%, and 29% below peak.

San Diego: Prices down 5.4%, and 40% below peak.

San Francisco: Prices down 5.4%, and 41% below peak.

Seattle: Prices down 5.6%, and 32% below peak.

Tampa: Prices down 4.3%, and 47% below peak.

Washington, D.C.: Prices down 1.6%, and 28% below peak
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