Price tag for slump: $153B

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The real estate collapse has cost the state $153 billion in assessed
property value in just one year, state economists say. That’s a
statewide drop of 6 percent. The state’s total property value is
estimated to drop an additional 4.92 percent next year, ticking down
from $2.43 trillion to almost $2.35 trillion in 2009, according to
economists from the state House, Senate, tax department and governor’s
office. Miami-Dade County suffered worse than any other area, they say.