Forbes.com crowned the following 10 housing markets as 2015's Best Buy Cities:
1. Austin, Texas
- Average home price: $261,923
- Annual price growth: 12%
- Population growth (2010-2013): 8.9%
- Annual job growth: 3.6%
2. Provo, Utah
- Average home price: $211,273
- Annual price growth: 6%
- Population growth (2010-2013): 6.2%
- Annual job growth: 3%
3. Houston, Texas
- Average home price: $214,049
- Annual price growth: 12%
- Population growth (2010-2013): 6.2%
- Annual job growth: 4.1%
4. Orlando, Florida
- Average home price: $187,568
- Annual price growth: 9%
- Population growth (2010-2013): 6%
- Annual job growth: 9%
5. Dallas, Texas
- Average home price: $197,159
- Annual price growth: 10%
- Population growth (2010-2013): 5.9%
- Annual job growth: 3.8%
6. San Antonio, Texas
- Average home price: $189,080
- Annual price growth: 8%
- Population growth (2010-2013): 5.8%
- Annual job growth: 2.5%
7. Denver, Colo.
- Average home price: $278,130
- Annual price growth: 10%
- Population growth (2010-2013): 5.6%
- Annual job growth: 2.6%
8. Boise, Idaho
- Average home price: $183,649
- Annual price growth: 9%
- Population growth (2010-2013): 5.3%
- Annual job growth: 2.2%
9. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
- Average home price: $166,044
- Annual price growth: 4%
- Population growth (2010-2013): 4.8%
- Annual job growth: 3.3%
10. Fort Worth, Texas
- Average home price: $180,312
- Annual price growth: 7%
- Population growth (2010-2013): 4.8%
- Annual job growth: 2.6%
Source: "Best Buy Cities: Where to Invest in Housing in 2015," Forbes.com (Jan. 9, 2015)
No comments:
Post a Comment