The Sun-Sentinel reports:

The median price of an existing home sold in Broward last month inched up 1 percent to $354,000 from $349,400 a year ago, the Florida Realtors group said Wednesday. The county's prices have been up and down in recent months, but analysts say prices are trending downward across the region.

Broward's median price has slipped nearly 10 percent since peaking at $391,100 in November 2005. One analyst said area prices could drop another 10 percent in the coming year, with some neighborhoods experiencing more severe declines.

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Massachusetts median home sales price fell to $290,000 in October. The median has not been below $300K since March 2004.

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Vegas' KVBC 3 News advices buyers looking to bid in the upcoming foreclosure auctions in Vegas:

With the auctioneer on the mic and a room full of people, you can just feel the excitement in the air. But foreclosure experts recommend not to let your emotions get in the way when buying a home at an auction.

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The Arizona Republic reports:

The median price of an existing Valley house fell to $242,000 last month, reports the Realty Studies department at Arizona State University's Polytechnic campus. That's the lowest median price the market has posted since spring 2005. It's an almost 10 percent drop from the median resale high of $267,000 the housing market hit in early 2006.

Experts predict further price drops of perhaps 20%. Read more.

Price drops from builders of Las Vegas homes this past fall produced results -- sales! According to the Review Journal:

Pulte Homes marked down prices 15 percent on certain models, with discounts of up to $80,000 on some completed new homes during one October weekend. The builder's Del Webb subsidiary sliced $55,000 from some of its asking prices. Rhodes Homes has offered as much as $100,000 off on finished houses. Lennar Corp. has slashed prices on some models by about a third; Lennar cut the cost of a 5,000-square-foot home in its Earlstone community from $911,490 to $662,490, and a 4,498-square-foot home in its Silver Creek subdivision went from $807,290 to $612,290. Centex Homes has clipped $25,000 to $100,000 off the prices of some of its existing homes, and is ponying up as much as $21,000 in closing costs on some models. American West Homes' valleywide "liquidation sale" on Nov. 10 and Nov. 11 featured savings of up to $143,000.

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Some 248 new homes and condos are being auctioned off in Oregon:

• 15 homes in the Lincoln Heights development, Happy Valley. Minimum bid $219,000 for 4bd/2ba.
• 15 homes in the Jackson Hills development, Happy Valley. Minimum bid $269,000 for 5bd/4ba.
• 2 homes in the Tuscan Hills development, Happy Valley. Minimum bid $389,000 for 4bd/4ba.
• 18 homes in the Shadow Ridge development, Happy Valley. Minimum bid $199,000 for 4bd/2ba.
• 18 homes in the Vista Heights development, Happy Valley. Minimum bid $249,000 for 4bd/2ba.
• 28 homes in the Sunrise Heights development, Happy Valley. Minimum bid $249,000 for 4bd/2ba.
• 20 homes in the Hamilton Ridge development, Sandy. Minimum bid $159,000 for 4bd/2ba.
• 12 homes in the Cascadia Village development, Sandy. Minimum bid $149,000 for 3bd/2.5ba.
• 29 homes in the Forum Meadows development, Bend. Minimum bid $189,000 for 3bd/2.5ba.
• 29 homes in the Carson Crest development, Bend. Minimum bid $189,000 for 3bd/2.5ba.
• Additional homes yet to be listed.

Here is the auction information.

Some 69 new condos are being auctioned off in Southern California:

• 1 condo in the Regency development, Ontario. Minimum bid $129,000 for 3bd/2ba.
• 1 condo in the Victoria Heights development, Rancho Cucamunga. Minimum bid $149,000 for 2bd/2ba.
• 9 condos in the Lakes development, Corona. Minimum bid $109,000 for 2bd/1ba.
• 10 condos in the Pacific Pines development, Torrance. Minimum bid $199,000 for 2bd/1.75ba.
• 22 condos in the Monterey Villas development, Santa Ana. Minimum bid $129,000 for 1bd/1ba.
• 26 condos in the Palmilla development, Riverside. Minimum bid $99,000 for 2bd/1ba.

All of them are condo conversions from apartments, so they are not "new" per se.

Here is the auction information.

On December 13th, Fisher Auction is holding a bankruptcy auction in Sarasota for properties in the area, including the cities of Sarasota, North Port, Siesta Key, Osprey and Chipley.

You can see the list of properties.

16 new townhomes at Harriet Lane in Sacramento are being auctioned off on Dec 13.

These townhomes have asking prices of $365,000 and $375,000. The minimun bids are $169,000 and $179,000. They are all 2bd/2ba homes. The floorplan is a bit awkward, at three levels with the bottom level a 2-car tandem garage. The community has 34 units total.