These 10 US Cities Have the Best Housing Deals This Summer
For the first time in several years , house prices in the country are actually falling. For the most part, this decline in value is not dramatic, but better deals can be found in some housing markets that experienced explosive growth at the start of the pandemic, especially in the southern and western parts of the country.
Here are 10 cities where house prices have fallen the most.
US cities with the best housing deals this summer
According to a new report from the Realtor.com data group, these are the top 10 US cities with the best housing deals in summer 2023:
1. Boise, Idaho
Average listing price: $609,875 Average price per square foot: $282 Change in price per square foot from last year: -7.8%
2. Austin, Texas
Average listing price: $583,751 Average price per square foot: $276 Change in price per square foot from last year: -7.7%
3. Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Average listing price: $366,075 Average price per square foot: $225 Change in price per square foot from last year: -7.3%
4. Phoenix, Arizona
Average listing price: $529,450 Average price per square foot: $274 Change in price per square foot from last year: -5.6%
5. Sarasota, Florida
Average listing price: $549,900 Average price per square foot: $305 Change in price per square foot from last year: -4.7%
6. Salt Lake City, Utah
Average listing price: $635,000 Average price per square foot: $247 Change in price per square foot from last year: -4.0%
7. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Average listing price: $238,250 Average price per square foot: $152 Change in price per square foot from last year: -3.9%
8. Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Average listing price: $345,899 Average price per square foot: $148 Change in price per square foot from last year: -3.6%
9. Sacramento, California
Average listing price: $662,875 Average price per square foot: $340 Change in price per square foot from last year: -3.4%
10. Chicago, Illinois
Average listing price: $376,000 Average price per square foot: $205 Change in price per square foot from last year: -1.1%