Although the housing market is often spoken of in aggregate, variations and pricing and market performance can be very localized. For example, according to data from Zillow, the anticipated one-year growth rate for homes prices in the U.S. as a whole is 1.7%, with a median price of $395,220 expected to be reached in 2033. But in fast-growing markets like Columbia, Missouri, that anticipated rate is 6.4% — more than three times the national average.
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To determine which are the most attractive cities in which to buy real estate over the coming decade, GOBankingRates looked at homes that are currently priced below the national median of $333,910 with anticipated growth rates in excess of the projected 1.7% national rate. We issued a caveat that of course home prices don’t move in a strictly linear fashion; however, the anticipated one-year growth rate was used primarily to identify housing markets that are moving in the right direction. Cities fulfilling this criteria — and with prices expected to exceed the national average at some point over the next data — are included here in the reverse order of their rankings.
14. Dover, Delaware
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March 2023 Home Value: $327,620
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1-Year Growth Projection: 2.1%
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Year Projected Home Value Will Surpass the US Average: 2028
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2028 Projected Home Value:…
