The Complete Guide to Investing in Undervalued Properties

A new study has identified dozens of undervalued markets – where household incomes, employment, population density and other factors – could support higher housing prices, but just aren’t doing it at the moment.

Some of the most undervalued markets as of the first quarter of 2009, according to the new study, are formerly high-flying boom-era cities where prices soared and then crashed. Single family homes, beachfront condos, and commercial real estate along the North and South Carolina coastlines are currently selling for 10 to 40 percent less than at the height of real estate boom times.

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