The Housing Markets With The Most Stable Growth

Medium-size metros in Texas and the Mountain Time Zone are faring the best.

July 05, 2016

With a zero percent chance of a 5 percent loss in home price, and a 308 percent home price growth over the last 25 years, Boulder, Colo., remains the housing market that fares the best when it comes to growth and stability.

SmartAsset collected the data from 358 urban markets to create a home price index for single-family homes. The index combines scores, on a 0-100 scale, based on stats on home price rate change and the likelihood of a sharp decrease in the near future.

Boulder scored 100 and was the top market for the second-straight year. The top-10 was dominated by markets in Texas, Colorado, and Montana.

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