5 Fastest Growing Real Estate Markets in America

In this article we are going to list the 5 fastest growing real estate markets in America. For a detailed coverage of this topic and a more comprehensive list, please head on over to the 25 fastest growing real estate markets in America.

5. Charlotte, North Carolina

Said to be one of the fastest growing properties in South Eastern US, Charlotte is also the highest populated city in North Carolina and the diverse lifestyle in the city has led to greater increase in interest in the city.

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4. Dallas / Fort Worth, Texas

Dallas has been attracting a lot of real estate investors over the years and this has increased even further in the last year, making it one of the fastest growing real estate markets in America. Dallas is expected to see an increase in prices of real estate by 16%, with millennials being the biggest buyers.

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3. Nashville, Tennessee

If you live in Nashville and want to sell your home, then it shouldn’t take you more than 42 days on average, while the average price of the house is at least $339,000. This is an increase of close to 8% over the last year, and the per square foot price is even higher, at 9.2%.

2. Austin, Texas

Austin is one of the hottest real estate markets in the US right now is Austin, which is located in Texas. In fact, the city is so popular that many people from outside the town are buying up property, which in turn has caused a headache to the locals, as prices have increased to price out said locals.

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1. Raleigh / Durham, North Carolina

Topping the list of the 25 fastest growing real estate markets in America is Raleigh, which is located in the state of North Carolina. The median price of a house in Raleigh right now is around $320,000. In the past year, the value of real estate increased by around 6.6% and should grow by nearly 10% in the next year.

See also: 10 Most Successful Real Estate Billionaires In America and 25 Best States For Appraisers and Assessors of Real Estate.

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