10 Cities Where List Prices Have Fallen the Most

The following are the 10 cities where median list prices have dropped the most, based on year-over-year Realtor.com data from September 2011.
1. Chicago
Year-over-year change in median list price: -11.56 percent
Median list price: $199,000
2. Las Vegas 
Year-over-year change in median list price: -11.05 percent
Median list price: $120,000
3. Detroit 
Year-over-year change in median list price: -10.01 percent
Median list price: $89,900
4. Ventura, Calif. 
Year-over-year change in median list price: -9.09 percent
Median list price: $409,000
5. Atlanta 
Year-over-year change in median list price: -8.63 percent
Median list price: $159,900
6. San Francisco 
Year-over-year change in median list price: -8.63 percent
Median list price: $635,000
7. Santa Barbara-Santa Maria-Lompoc, Calif. 
Year-over-year change in median list price: -8.35 percent
Median list price: $549,000
8. Sacramento, Calif. 
Year-over-year change in median list price: -8.30 percent
Median list price: $210,000
9. Los Angeles-Long Beach, Calif. 
Year-over-year change in median list price: -6.94 percent
Median list price: $335,000
10. Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater, Fla.
Year-over-year change in median list price: -6.67 percent
Median list price: $140,000