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Price of homes in Iowa goes up

January 27, 2000 By admin

Iowans who bought homes last year paid about nine percent more for them than in the year before, according to a report from the Iowa Association of Realtors. President Dave Berry says the median price for a house in Iowa rose to just under 95-thousand-700 dollars.Berry says the state’s most expensive homes during 1999 were in West Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, Iowa City and Ames — where median prices were all in six figures. Des Moines was THE most expensive at 125-thousand-100 dollars. Berry says Iowa is right in line with the rest of the country’s prices.Berry says Florida and California traditionally have the most expensive homes in America.The lowest-priced homes listed on the association’s survey are in Blue Grass and Ottumwa — both list the median price at 50-thousand dollars.

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