Home prices extended their record slide in April, with every top metropolitan area now posting annual losses and many showing double-digit declines, according to the Standard & Poor's/Case Shiller home price index report on Tuesday. Below are the percent changes in April from March by metropolitan area.

AZ-Phoenix -3.4%

CA-Los Angeles -2.2%

CA-San Diego -2.6%

CA-San Francisco -2.2%

CO-Denver 0.8%

DC-Washington -1.0%

FL-Miami -4.1%

FL-Tampa -2.1%

GA-Atlanta -0.1%

IL-Chicago 0.1%

MA-Boston 0.1%

MI-Detroit -1.9%

MN-Minneapolis -2.2%

NC-Charlotte 0.2%

NV-Las Vegas -2.0%

NY-New York -1.3%

OH-Cleveland 2.9%

OR-Portland 0.3%

TX-Dallas 1.1%

WA-Seattle 0.7%

Composite-10 -1.6%

Composite-20 -1.4%