August 7, 2014 Paul Takahashi
Houston’s home prices saw one of the largest increases nationally over the past year, according to Trulia Inc. (NYSE: TRLA).
Asking home prices in July rose by 10.4 percent year over year, according to the San Francisco-based online real estate company's most recent "Price Monitor” report.
The national average was 7.8 percent, according to Trulia, which is being acquired by Zillow Inc. (Nasdaq: Z) for $3.5 billion.
In fact, Houston’s skyrocketing list prices ranked No. 24 among 100 metro areas nationally, according to Trulia.
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The lack of liquidity in the market, combined with continuing loan maturities, has created the "perfect storm" in many real estate markets in the United States.