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The climate of the U.S. housing market for buyers varies by region, and Realtor.com has identified eight metro areas that are true buyer’s markets. Using its Market Clock, the company tracks housing conditions across the 50 largest metropolitan areas based on months of supply, time on the market, price changes, and the list-to-sale ratio.
Realtor.com’s Market Clock covers the 50 largest metros and found that about half (46%) are in balance, 26% are seller’s markets, and 16% are buyer’s markets. The eight buyer’s markets are concentrated mostly in the South, with one outlier in the West. None are in the Northeast or Midwest, where demand and limited supply tend to keep markets balanced or favor sellers.
In the Realtor.com report, eight of the top 50 metros were buyer’s markets. For all eight markets, the Market Clock is at 5 o’clock, a signal of ample supply and rising listings accompanied by price concessions.
The eight metros are:
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