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Home prices aren't tanking everywhere. In some cities they have bounced pretty high off the bottom, according to a report in Forbes magazine.
Altos Research examined data for every U.S. city with at least 100 homes on the market - about 8,000 cities. It identified these 10 cities as having the biggest price increases from the previous year.
1. Lexington, Mass., +36 percent
2. Bay Village, Ohio, +32 percent
3. Sunnyvale, Calif., +32 percent
4. Poway, Calif., +27 percent
5. University City, Mo., +28 percent
6. Ambler, Pa., +26 percent
7. Allison Park, Pa. , +25 percent
8. New Braunfels, Texas, +25 percent
9. Kemp, Texas, +24 percent
10. Arcadia, Calif., +24 percent
Source: Forbes, Francesca Levy
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