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Cities Where Home Prices Are Dropping Like Flies

If you’re in Texas or Florida, you may be happy to know there are some metro areas that are actually experiencing a drop in home price. If you’re looking to move or trying to find an investment property, it may be worth keeping an eye on these areas to see if the average home price continues to dip down even further.

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This list was published by GoBankingRates – they analyzed over 250 of the largest U.S. cities by population to figure out where prices are dropping the most. There were nine cities that saw a drop by $5,000 or more year- over-year.

Sugar Land, Texas

April 2016 median list price: $415,495
April 2017 median list price: $399,500
Year-over-year change in median listing price: –$15,995

Miami, Florida

April 2016 median list price: $450,000
April 2017 median list price: $435,000
Year-over-year change in median listing price: –$15,000

McAllen, Texas

April 2016 median list price: $220,000
April 2017 median list price: $205,000
Year-over-year change in median listing price: –$15,000

Houston, Texas

April 2016 median list price: $329,900
April 2017 median list price: $319,000
Year-over-year change in median listing price: –$10,900

Anchorage, Alaska

April 2016 median list price: $324,600
April 2017 median list price: $314,900
Year-over-year change in median listing price: –$9,700

Round Rock, Texas

April 2016 median list price: $315,000
April 2017 median list price: $309,900
Year-over-year change in median listing price: –$5,100

Montgomery, Alabama

April 2016 median list price: $124,900
April 2017 median list price: $119,900
Year-over-year change in median listing price: –$5,000

Columbus, Georgia

April 2016 median list price: $120,000
April 2017 median list price: $115,000
Year-over-year change in median listing price: –$5,000

Newark, Delaware

April 2016 median list price: $220,000
April 2017 median list price: $215,000
Year-over-year change in median listing price: –$5,000

You can view the full report here: “Major Cities Where Home Prices Are Plummeting.”