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The 20 Hottest Housing Markets this Fall

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The 20 Hottest Housing Markets this Fall

On average, houses for sale in these cities saw a 19 percent drop in days on market year over year


November 3, 2015
The 20 Hottest Housing Markets this Fall
The 20 Hottest Housing Markets this Fall

Realtor.com analyzed housing markets across the nation and named Denver as the hottest of 20 hot U.S. markets to watch this fall.

Cities that made the list received 1.8 to 3.6 times the number of views per listing as the national average, HousingWire reports. They also saw inventory move 30 to 47 days more quickly than the rest of the country.

Combined, all 20 cities witnessed days on market drop by 19 percent year over year. Here are the top 5 markets on the list:

  1. Denver, Colo.
  2. San Jose, Calif.
  3. San Francisco, Calif.
  4. Dallas, Texas
  5. Vallejo, Calif.

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