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If You Live in One of These 20 Housing Markets, Consider Selling While It’s Still Hot
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Even though some prospective buyers are waiting on the sidelines for mortgage rates to drop, the real estate market remains hot in certain places around the U.S. According to a recent Realtor.com report, listings in “America’s 20 Hottest Markets” received three times as many views per property as the national average in May 2024.
“This suggests that the hottest markets are seeing significantly more demand than the typical home nationally, despite still-challenging housing conditions,” Realtor.com’s economic analyst Hannah Jones said in her analysis.
This high demand is a good indication that if you own a home in one of these 20 markets and have been thinking of selling, you may want to strike while the iron is hot.
If you’re selling to buy, here are 20 of the most affordable housing markets.
Manchester, New Hampshire
- Median days on the market: 14
- Median list price: $630,000
Hartford, Connecticut
- Median days on the market: 16
- Median list price: $447,000
Springfield, Massachusetts
- Median days on the market: 17
- Median list price: $400,000
Concord, New Hampshire
- Median days on the market: 17
- Median list price: $600,000
Rochester, New York
- Median days on the market: 17
- Median list price: $310,000
Rockford, Illinois
- Median days on the market: 21
- Median list price: $236,000
Worcester, Massachusetts
- Median days on the market: 19
- Median list price: $545,000
Canton, Ohio
- Median days on the market: 21
- Median list price: $270,000
Providence, Rhode Island
- Median days on the market: 19
- Median list price: $586,000
Akron, Ohio
- Median days on the market: 23
- Median list price: $252,000
New Haven, Connecticut
- Median days on the market: 24
- Median list price: $427,000
Bridgeport, Connecticut
- Median days on the market: 22
- Median list price: $1,065,000
Wausau, Wisconsin
- Median days on the market: 23
- Median list price: $343,000
Springfield, Illinois
- Median days on the market: 23
- Median list price: $216,000
Columbus, Ohio
- Median days on the market: 24
- Median list price: $402,000
Lafayette, Indiana
- Median days on the market: 24
- Median list price: $399,000
Norwich, Connecticut
- Median days on the market: 28
- Median list price: $542,000
Buffalo, New York
- Median days on the market: 21
- Median list price: $300,000
Reading, Pennsylvania
- Median days on the market: 23
- Median list price: $360,000
Oshkosh, Wisconsin
- Median days on the market: 30
- Median list price: $400,000
Data is sourced from Realtor.com and reflects May 2024 data.
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