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The market has been battered by reports of continuing home price depreciation with both the Clear Capital and S&P/Case-Shiller indices confirming that national readings have fallen below the double-dip mark. But data released Wednesday by CoreLogic provided a flicker of improvement – at least from the short-term view. The company says its index shows home prices in the U.S. rose 0.7 percent between March and April. It’s the first such increase since the homebuyer tax credit expired in mid-2010, and that reading includes distressed sales...read more

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