Top 10 Cities where Home Prices WON’T Crash in 2023 (BUY NOW?)

Selling Real Estate
The 2023 Housing Crash and Recession are here. But these 10 Cities won’t see Home Prices decline by much. That’s because they have a unique combination of:

1) Affordable Home Prices
2) Low Inventory
3) Historical Stability (they didn’t crash in 2008)

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Revenutre Consulting’s list of the 10 Cities where the Housing Market WON’T CRASH is as follows:

10. Oklahoma City, OK – you can still buy a nice house in a good district for less than $270k in Oklahoma City’s Housing Market

09. Cincinnati, OH – local homebuyers in Cincinnati are still pending less than 30% of their median income on their mortgage, taxes, and insurance costs

08. Virginia Beach, VA – runs of the military, with a huge share of VA Loans. Home prices only about 10% overvalued based on historical fundamentals

07. Little Rock, AR – typical home price of $190k is 50% cheaper than Dallas and 60% cheaper than Austin.

06. Hartford, CT – the hottest housing market in America, with an insane 75% reduction in for sale inventory over the last 4 years

05. El Paso, TX – home prices in El Paso’s Housing Markets are still cheap. And the market has high cap rates for investors.

04. Pittsburgh, PA – home prices in PIttsburgh actually went up during the 2008 Housing Crash. Likely because they are still affordable and there is not much home building.

03. Louisville, KY – Louisville has a typical home value of $230k according to Zillow. That’s still fairly affordable for local buyers based on the area’s median income.

02. Richmond, VA – a stable housing market with a good employment base. There are still bidding wars in Richmond’s Housing Market due to low inventory.

01. Albany, NY – didn’t crash in 2008 or the early 1990s. Albany is only 8% overvalued and has very low inventory.

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