50 States by appreciation rate.

(June 2009 Data, Ranked Worst to Best in Percent Decline from Peak--Includes District of Columbia)

Rank  State           Peak Month  % Decline  12-Month  12-Month
                                     Since       HPI       HPI
                                   Peak        Change    Change
                                               (June     (June
                                               2009)     2008)

 1    NEVADA          MAY 2006    -47.70%    -25.39%   -24.12%

 2    CALIFORNIA      JUNE 2006   -45.93%    -16.98%   -28.94%

 3    FLORIDA         JUNE 2006   -43.00%    -25.13%   -18.13%

 4    ARIZONA         MAY 2006    -37.01%    -16.16%   -19.75%

 5    RHODE ISLAND    SEPT. 2005  -29.26%    -12.83%   -13.52%

 6    NEW HAMPSHIRE   SEPT. 2005  -22.87%    -11.37%   -10.01%

 7    ILLINOIS        AUG. 2006   -21.83%    -14.82%    -7.43%

 8    MINNESOTA       AUG. 2006   -21.04%    -10.14%   -10.15%

 9    MICHIGAN        AUG. 2005   -20.27%     -5.40%    -8.44%

10    MARYLAND        JULY 2006   -20.21%    -11.22%    -8.92%

11    OHIO            JUNE 2006   -19.98%    -11.19%    -7.37%

12    DISTRICT OF     AUG. 2006   -19.66%    -12.57%    -4.58%
      COLUMBIA

13    HAWAII          JULY 2007   -18.57%     -6.03%   -11.40%

14    NEW JERSEY      JUNE 2006   -18.26%    -10.26%    -7.30%

15    MASSACHUSETTS   SEPT. 2005  -17.86%     -5.18%    -7.79%

16    NEW YORK        FEB. 2006   -17.47%      0.82%   -11.63%

17    WASHINGTON      JUNE 2007   -16.21%     -9.67%    -7.24%

18    WYOMING         AUG. 2007   -16.17%     -5.10%   -10.74%

19    VIRGINIA        JUNE 2006   -16.15%     -5.58%    -6.86%

20    OREGON          JUNE 2007   -16.06%    -11.20%    -5.47%

21    CONNECTICUT     JULY 2006   -15.52%     -9.91%    -5.18%

22    GEORGIA         JULY 2007   -15.08%     -8.66%    -6.91%

23    MAINE           JULY 2008    -9.05%     -4.10%    -4.44%

24    WISCONSIN       AUG. 2007    -8.93%     -5.63%    -3.31%

25    ALABAMA         AUG. 2007    -8.41%     -5.18%     0.38%

26    PENNSYLVANIA    AUG. 2007    -6.38%     -3.65%    -1.13%

27    COLORADO        JULY 2007    -6.37%     -3.97%     1.95%

28    VERMONT         JULY 2008    -5.45%     -4.22%     0.05%

29    TENNESSEE       JULY 2007    -5.38%     -3.24%    -2.09%

30    LOUISIANA       AUG. 2006    -4.96%      0.60%    -2.99%

31    KENTUCKY        JULY 2007    -4.74%     -3.98%    -0.12%

32    UTAH            MARCH 2008   -4.40%     -3.40%     1.23%

33    DELAWARE        JUNE 2007    -4.11%     -2.34%    -1.81%

34    NEBRASKA        JUNE 2006    -3.54%     -1.09%    -2.04%

35    NORTH CAROLINA  JULY 2007    -3.07%     -2.30%    -0.79%

36    SOUTH CAROLINA  AUG. 2007    -3.01%     -2.38%    -0.65%

37    IDAHO           MARCH 2008   -3.01%     -2.18%     1.03%

38    NEW MEXICO      MARCH 2008   -2.72%     -2.02%     1.27%

39    ARKANSAS        AUG. 2008    -2.33%     -1.56%    -0.61%

40    NORTH DAKOTA    DEC. 2008    -2.33%      0.33%    -1.13%

41    IOWA            JULY 2008    -2.32%     -2.21%     1.24%

42    ALASKA          FEB. 2008    -1.50%     -0.16%    -0.27%

43    WEST VIRGINIA   JAN. 2009    -1.16%      3.35%     4.79%

44    MONTANA         APRIL 2008   -0.73%      0.70%     3.08%

45    OKLAHOMA        JULY 2008    -0.49%     -0.27%     1.45%

46    MISSISSIPPI     MARCH 2008   -0.40%     -0.26%     2.35%

47    TEXAS           MARCH 2009   -0.11%      1.36%     3.34%

48    INDIANA         MARCH 2008    0.04%      0.17%     1.57%

49    KANSAS          JUNE 2009     0.00%      1.24%     0.62%

50    MISSOURI        JUNE 2009     0.00%      0.28%     0.56%

51    SOUTH DAKOTA    JUNE 2009     0.00%      1.67%     3.48%

SOURCE: First American CoreLogic, a First American company (NYSE: FAF),
Santa Ana. California. LoanPerformance HPI provides a comprehensive set
of monthly home-price indexes and median sales prices covering 7,488
ZIP codes. 956 core-based statistical areas (CBSAs) and 670 counties
located in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. The indexes,
which are the most comprehensive available in the industry, incorporate
more than 30 years' worth of repeat-sales transactions, representing
more than 45 million observations, sourced from First American
CoreLogic's industry-leading property information database.

* HPI refers to the LoanPerformance Home Price Index (HPI). **NOTE: New
York and West Virginia information is incomplete due to delays in
receiving data from county recorder offices for the latest reporting
period.

More information about LoanPerformance HPI and First American CoreLogic
can be found at www.loanperformance.com and www.facorelogic.com.