Price Decline Analysis

1-Year Decline Rankings

Sorted from worst to best decline rate (most negative first)

Rank	Country	1Y Decline	Properties
#1	Russia	-7.50%	1
#2	Greece	-5.80%	1
#3	United States	-5.40%	4
#4	China	-4.85%	2
#5	Brazil	-4.80%	1
#6	Spain	-3.85%	2
#7	Italy	-2.35%	2
#8	Japan	-2.10%	1
#9	United Kingdom	-1.90%	2

5-Year Decline Rankings

Sorted from worst to best decline rate (most negative first)

Rank	Country	5Y Decline	Properties
#1	Russia	-22.30%	1
#2	Greece	-15.40%	1
#3	China	-14.15%	2
#4	Brazil	-12.60%	1
#5	United States	-11.90%	4
#6	Spain	-9.85%	2
#7	United Kingdom	-5.80%	1
#8	Italy	-5.55%	2
#9	Japan	-3.80%	1

Understanding Price Decline Analysis

Why Track Declining Markets?

Understanding which markets are experiencing price declines is crucial for both risk management and opportunity identification. Declining markets may present:

Buying Opportunities: Markets at the bottom of a cycle may offer attractive entry points
Risk Signals: Persistent declines may indicate structural issues to avoid
Portfolio Rebalancing: Knowing which holdings may underperform helps optimize portfolios

Interpreting Decline Data

Not all price declines are equal. Consider these factors when analyzing declining markets:

Short-term vs Long-term: 1-year declines may be temporary corrections; 5-year declines suggest deeper issues
Magnitude: Small declines (1-5%) may be normal market fluctuations; larger declines warrant closer examination
Context: Consider local economic factors, policy changes, and global market conditions

Caution: Declining markets carry inherent risks. Attempting to "catch a falling knife" can result in significant losses. Always conduct thorough due diligence and consider consulting with local real estate professionals who understand the specific market dynamics.