Benzinga - by Hayden Buckfire, .
The housing market has seen highs and lows since 2020. According to Lance Lambert of ResiClub Analytics, these are the markets that are surging and the markets that are showing signs of fading in today’s housing market.
The 10 Strongest Markets:
- San Jose, California saw the strongest month-over-month appreciation in the U.S., with homes appreciating by 2.94%.
- Bay Area neighbor San Francisco was the third-best market, good for a 2.41% price rise. This comes during Silicon Valley’s AI boom.
- Rochester, NY was the second-strongest, where homes appreciated by 2.48%
- Scranton, PA was the fourth-strongest, where homes appreciated by 2.37%
- Green Bay, WI was the fifth-strongest, where homes appreciated by 2.37%
- Syracuse, NY was the sixth-strongest where homes appreciated by 2.26%
- Youngstown, OH was the seventh-strongest where homes appreciated by 2.24%
- Champaign, IL was the eighth-strongest, where homes appreciated by 2.18%
- Saginaw, MI was the ninth-strongest where homes appreciated by 2.14%
- Rockford, IL was the 10th-strongest where homes appreciated by 2.13%
The 10 Weakest Markets: The 10 weakest markets have one shared characteristic: location. All ten are located in Florida. Florida has seen a large increase in housing inventory in the past year.
The market that saw the weakest month-over-month appreciation was Punta Gorda, FL, where home prices depreciated, dropping by 0.05%.
The remaining markets are as follows:
- Panama City, FL where homes appreciated by 0.04%
- North Port, FL where homes appreciated by 0.05%
- Cape Coral, FL where homes appreciated by 0.07%
- Naples, FL where homes appreciated by 0.09%
- Port St. Lucie, FL where prices appreciated by 0.31%
- Crestview, FL where prices appreciated by 0.38%
- Ocala, FL where prices appreciated by 0.39%
- Lakeland, FL where prices appreciated by 0.44%
- Deltona, FL where prices appreciated by 0.51%.
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