In the recent list for 2009 that was made by real estate experts, Seattle was placed in the highest place with a rate of 6.15, followed by an Francisco, Washington, D.C., New York and Los Angeles.  Trailing behind the said states are Las Vegas and Pittsburgh at the bottom of the 2009 confidence index were Columbus, Milwaukee, New Orleans, Cleveland and Detroit. All across the US, all the states that were surveyed still remain hopeful that the capital will go back to average normal rates of commercial real estate before the coming 2010 ends.  Until then, cash buyers should find some bargains.

Based on the reports made by real estate consultants, it forecasts a US wide growth with regards to real estate vacancies that will result in a drop in the value of rents on all property sectors before the real estate market hit rock bottom by the year 2010.  There are also projecting national value declines of 40 percent to 50 percent off 2007 market peaks.  In an interview based survey made by some real estate experts in the US, some participants are looking at the coming 2010 and 2011 to have buying opportunities at a very negative low prices.  Out of the 50 markets that was taken a survey from, it is believed that Las Vegas and Pittsburgh were placed in level 44 with a survey score of 3.59 on a scale of 1 to 9, with 1 being abysmal, 5 being fair and 9 being excellent.