Yeah...whatever.



The 13 riskiest major housing markets in the U.S., according to the
August edition of Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine due out Monday.
Measured in percentage chance of a price fall in the next two years.

1. Boston, 53%

2. Los Angeles, 40%

3. San Francisco, 40%

4. Sacramento, 40%

5. Providence, R.I., 39%

6. Detroit, 38%

7. New York City, 31%

8. Minneapolis-St. Paul, 25%

9. Denver, 21%

10. Washington, D.C., 19%

11. Ft. Lauderdale, 19%

12. Miami, 18%

13. Tampa-St. Pete, 14%.