July

ASU Index Suggest Home Price Slide May Have Hit Bottom, July 15, 2009 - San Francisco Business Times. Professor Karl Guntermann's word documenting the 37 percent year over year decline in Phoenix housing prices from April 2008 to April 2009 is discussed.

New Reports Show Improvement in Housing, July 15, 2009 - East Valley Tribune. Professor Karl Guntermann discusses median home values and what they mean for the Valley.

Study: Phoenix Home Prices 'at or close to bottom', July 15, 2009 - ABC15. Professor Karl Guntermann's work tracking housing prices in the valley shows a slower rate of decline.

Data Suggests Arizona Economy Near a Bottom, July 12, 2009 - The Arizona Republic. Research from the realty-studies unit or Arizona State University's Morrison School of Management and Agribusiness suggests that foreclosure data indicates the economy is stabilizing.

In The News, July 10, 2009 -ASU Insight. Professor Karl Guntermann is noted for a quote he gave to the Los Angeles Times about Phoenix home prices.

June

Mid-Year Economic Report, June 29, 2009 - NPR. Professor Thomas Bates gives a mid-year assessment of the of the Arizona and national economy and forecast and how the next six months may play out.

Is America Moving Away from a Free-Market Economy?, June 23, 2009. Professor Herbert Kaufman believes that recent government intervention in the financial markets has been positive.

May

Rise From the Ashes?, May 28, 2009 - Nightline/ABC News. Professor Karl Guntermann comments about the rise competition for foreclosure sales and attributes it to the market correcting itself.

Shadow market' May Undercut Real Estate Rebound, May 22, 2009 - The Christian Science Monitor. Professor Karl Guntermann is quoted about the current forecast for the Phoenix real estate market.

As Home Prices Fall, Phoenix Housing Market Rises From Ashes, May 19, 2009 - ABC News. Professor Karl Guntermann comments that some data points to a turnaround in housing prices.

Phoenix's Housing Bust Goes Boom, May 18, 2009 - Chicago Tribune. Professor Karl Guntermann comments about the incremental slowing in home price declines.

Home Price Declines May Be Slowing, May 18, 2009 - Phoenix Business Journal. The ASU-Repeat Sales Index shows a record drop of 37 percent in home values from February 2008 to February 2009, but declining values appear to be slowing.

Decline in Housing Prices Slows, May 1, 2009 - The Arizona Republic. Professor Karl Guntermann discusses that prices may continue to fall but the year to year declines will now be smaller.

April

Why Isn't Arizona Overrun with Private Investment?, April 29, 2009, Casa Grande Valley Newspapers. Professor Jeffrey Coles co-authors an opinion piece about private investment in a growing Arizona.

Why Valley Home Prices Could Be Bottoming Out Right Now, April 29, 2009,  ABC15. Professor Karl Guntermann says that the housing market could turn around soon.

Phoenix Leads the Way Down in Home Prices, April 28, 2009 - New York Times. Professor Karl Guntermann comments that even during the Depression he is unsure if housing rates fell as quickly as they are falling currently.

Phoenix-area Home Prices Lost a Third of Their Value in 2008, April 22, 2009 -SonoranNews.com. Professor Karl Guntermann forecasts that the ASU-RSI will continue to decline 1 or 2 percent for the next few months.

Repeat Home Sale Index Marks 22nd Month of Declines, But Rates Slowing, April 6, 2009- Triangle Business Journal. Professor Karl Guntermann's research shows that from December 2007 to December 2008 home prices plunged almost a third in the Valley.

Report: Phoenix Home Prices Now at September 2001 Levels, April 6, 2009 - abc15.com. Discusses Professor Karl Guntermann's research which shows median home prices in Phoenix for December 2008 were the same as the median in September 2001.

March

Financial Review, March 19, 2009 - KFNN. Professor Herbert Kaufman was a guest of this radio show discussing the recent actions of the Federal Reserve.

Upcoming Law Conference Scrutinizes U.S. Forensic Report, March 6, 2009 - ASU Insight. Professor Jay Koehler discusses a new report that discusses the merit of forensic science regarding non-DNA evidence.

E.V. Experts Say Bad Times to Last Longer, March 2, 2009 - East Valley Tribune. Professor Herbert Kaufman comments on what he says is the deepest economic downturn since the Great Depression and the global affect it is having.

Historians Put Downturn in Perspective, March 2, 2009 - KJZZ.  Professor Herbert Kaufman discusses the difference between current and events and those of the S & L scandal of the 1980s.

February

Obama Details Plan to Stop Foreclosures in AZ, Across US, February 19, 2009 - ABC15.com. Professor George Olander was interviewed about what impact the rescue plan will have on homeowners.

Valley Home Prices Continue Record Plunge, February 17, 2009 - East Valley Tribune. According to Professor Karl Guntermann's latest RSI report home prices in the Valley have set a new record with a 32 percent year-over-year drop in average home resale price.

Television Interview, February 12, 2009 - KPNX. Professor George Olander was interview about President Obama's stimulus plan and the affect it might have on Arizona.

In The News, February 6, 2009, - ASU Insight. Mention of Professor Jay Koehler's work on dangers of DNA sampling and lab error that was highlighted in the Los Angeles Times on December 26th.

January

Home Prices Slide 30%, January 20, 2009 - The Arizona Republic. Coverage of Professor Karl Guntermann's Repeat Sales Index that shows 17 straight months of declines.

Phoenix Area Home Prices Drop 30 Percent in 2008, January 18, 2009 - Imperial Valley News. Phoenix area homes have the largest value drop in history according to the W.P. Carey Repeat Sales Index.

Phoenix-area Home Prices Down 30 Percent in One Year, January 16, 2009 - KTAR.com. Professor Karl Guntermann's Repeat Sales Index finds that the median home price in the Valley is now $160,000.

Phoenix Area Home Prices Down 30% in One Year, January 16, 2009 - KSWT. Professor Karl Guntermann's Repeat Sales Index finds the biggest drop was in the southwest portion of metro Phoenix, while Scottsdale and Paradise Valley recorded 20% declines.

Federal Grant to Help Law, Psychology Professors Study Responses to Forensic Science Evidence, January 1, 2009 - Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law Press Release. W.P. Carey Finance Professor Jay Koehler as well as other Arizona State scholars were awarded a $496,450 grant by the National Institute of Justice to research the psychology of decision-making using forensic science expert evidence.

December

Legacy of Bailout Will Be Inflation, Some Economists Warn, December 28, 2008 - MSNBC.com. Professor Herbert Kaufman offers his ideas for what would help the ailing US economy. While he endorses a huge public works package he feels tax cuts might prove more productive in the short term.

AZ: Down, Down, Down, December 19, 2008 - National Association of Residential Real Estate Investment Advisors. Professor Karl Guntermann discusses the historic decline of Phoenix real estate prices and his belief that the rate of decline may flatten soon.

Home Prices Continue Their Slide,, December 19, 2008 -The Arizona Republic. Professor Karl Guntermann discusses the rate of decline of real estate values in the Valley but is careful to point out that the rate of decline differs depending on the area.