The possibility of working from anywhere and the high cost of housing in the United States continue to move the real estate market in the country.
As house and apartment prices continue to rise, many are willing to leave their cities in search of more affordable destinations to purchase their new home.
This was revealed by a recent study by the real estate agency Redfin, according to which a record number of potential home buyers in the US. is looking to relocate and listed the cities that were most likely to lose potential buyers.
THE 5 CITIES THAT ARE LOSING THE MOST HOME BUYERS
- SAN FRANCISCO: a typical home can cost more than $1.5 million and interest rates of about 5% are making mortgages even more expensive.
- THE ANGELS: many are considering moving to less expensive cities like San Diego or Phoenix, Arizona.
- NEW YORK: It is still one of the most expensive cities and many would leave it for destinations like Philadelphia.
- WASHINGTON DC: 16% of potential buyers are looking for properties in cities like Salisbury, Maryland.
- SEATLE: 17% of potential buyers have shown interest in moving to other destinations such as Phoenix, Arizona.
WHICH CITIES ARE ATTRACTING NEW RESIDENTS?
Florida, California and Texas have several cities on that list, perhaps indicating a yearning among buyers for warm weather, particularly in mid-summer. Florida is a particularly popular destination, taking four of the top 10 spots.
- MIAMI
- TAMPA
- PHOENIX
- SACRAMENTO
- LAS VEGAS
- CAPE CORAL, FL
- SAN DIEGO
- NORTH PORT, FL
- SAINT ANTONY
- DALLAS, TX
–
