50 Housing Markets That Are Unlikely to See Significant Growth
Austin was ranked as the worst housing market for future growth, with two-year home values falling by 17.7%
Nov. 20, 2024
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Austin, Texas, has seen home values drop by nearly 18% over the past two years.
Home prices have consistently grown across the U.S. over the last few years, but in some areas, growth appears to be slowing. To get a sense of which markets are likely to see home values drop in the near future, GoBankingRates analyzed the largest U.S. housing markets and determined the top 50 worst markets for growth. Many southern cities top the list. Austin, Texas, ranks as the worst housing market for growth, with two-year home values dropping by nearly 18%.
Other Texas markets are also struggling, including, but not limited to, Longview, Laredo and Dallas. Five of the 10 worst housing markets are in Florida. Among these are North Port, Cape Coral and Crestview.Read more
