Posted 8/24/2023, 8:44:58 PM

Northeast and Mid-Atlantic US Housing Markets Heating Up

The real estate market in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic US is thriving due to strong job markets, affordability, and a high quality of life, with New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, and Pennsylvania leading the pack in terms of hot real estate markets.

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8/22/2023

Four North Carolina cities are among the nation’s best real estate markets

The real estate markets in North Carolina are performing well, with four cities ranking among the top 25 in terms of prices, sales rates, and affordability, according to a report by WalletHub. Cary, Durham, Raleigh, and Charlotte were the top-performing cities in the state, while the Piedmont Triad region was not as strong. The report also highlighted Texas cities dominating the top of the list and mentioned that the Federal Reserve's efforts to control inflation have impacted the real estate market.

8/27/2023

Young, rich workers are fleeing New York and California—here's where they're going

Florida is the top state attracting and retaining young, wealthy professionals, followed by Texas and New Jersey, according to a study by SmartAsset.

9/3/2023

5 most and least expensive states for singles

American singles households are facing increasing pressure as consumer inflation rises and job growth stagnates, with Hawaii, Massachusetts, California, New York, and Alaska ranking as the most expensive states to live in.

9/18/2023

Experts Recommend Affordable yet Growing Cities Like Dallas and Nashville for Real Estate

Summary: If you're in a position to buy real estate, considering purchasing a home in cities like Nashville, Dallas, Las Vegas, and metropolitan areas in California, New York, and Washington could be a smart move before the housing market heats up, according to real estate experts.