November’s Hot List: The Top 20 Markets

Inventory of homes for sale is down 5 percent in November from October, but the combo of low supply and high demand is keeping prices high, realtor.com® notes. The median list price nationwide remained at $250,000 for the fourth consecutive month, a new record for November.

  1. San Francisco
  2. Dallas
  3. Vallejo, Calif.
  4. Denver
  5. San Jose, Calif.
  6. San Diego
  7. Stockton, Calif.
  8. Fort Wayne, Ind.
  9. Columbus, Ohio
  10. Detroit
  11. Sacramento, Calif.
  12. Boston
  13. Santa Rosa, Calif.
  14. Fresno, Calif.
  15. Modesto, Calif.
  16. Billings, Mont.
  17. Nashville
  18. Los Angeles
  19. Oxnard, Calif.
  20. Colorado Springs, Colo.

 

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