As usual Fla and Texas are prominent. Tucson and Phoenix also make the list.
Remember that post Covid prices jumped 40%, so these drops are still far from concerning.
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As usual Fla and Texas are prominent. Tucson and Phoenix also make the list.
Remember that post Covid prices jumped 40%, so these drops are still far from concerning.
Not fast or low enough.
The prices are still too high….went up too high, too quick.
We’re in a bubble still, but thankfully the adults are back in charge, we won’t have a collapse.
Looking at that list, all but a few are in areas that are hurricane risks and likely becoming too expensive to insure. Still looking at eventually retiring to the SC area with a coastal/waterfront address for F/W/S and a mountain address for Summer. Really like the Charleston/Mt. Pleasant/Johns Island area. Everyone I know that has moved to Florida is underwater right now (both literally and financially), those big buck houses on the water are falling fast.