30/6/2010 - The Standard & Poors index curated began its basic measurements in 1987 by 100 points and focuses in the analysis of major US metropolitan areas well the index recorded in April 2010, compared to April 2008, an increase + 4.6% in 10 major metropolitan areas of the country. The index in the period from 1997 to 2007 had always increased in price developments. Since 2007, however, until this latest discovery, the figure was always negative tapping on the peak of the crisis with an average-18% in early 2009. Detection, communicated in recent days, registers a remarkably uneven between the various metropolitan areas. Ranging from a + 18% year on year in San Francisco to-8,5% in Las Vegas real estate reality with photographing two diametrically opposing dynamics. The two metropolitan areas instead that we follow more carefully, Miami to 145,04 points with a-0.5% on the previous year and New York with was 168,95 points with a-1.0% on the previous year have not yet shown an acceleration in prices.