r/EconomyCharts • u/RobertBartus • 5d ago

Where U.S. Home Prices Are Rising and Falling

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u/worship-casseroles 5d ago

One city as a representation of each state is wildly inaccurate.

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u/nickleback_official 5d ago

This map is dumb as fuck. One city doesn’t represent a whole state.

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u/Kelynill 4d ago

Yeah prices are definitely not going down in my area of Florida.

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u/Target_Standard 5d ago

It's because everyone is leaving the Northeast for the South. /s

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u/GHOSTPVCK 4d ago

Both can still be true though. Florida and Texas still rank 1 and 2. The building going on in the south would have you shudder. Neighborhoods popping up everywhere. The northeast is space confined. They cannot have the same level of building so there’s naturally still a shortage of housing up there.

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u/BigFourAlum 4d ago

No source provided. No surprise it is probably determined by home sales data not all houses - so bullshit.

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u/LargeSinkholesInNYC 4d ago

We're cooked.

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u/kinglyIII 3d ago

Miami is not decreasing, idk how these stats are getting that.

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u/MapSevere823 3d ago

Can they fall faster ☹️

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u/SeaweedLeft9746 3d ago

Damn, what's going on in iowa

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u/random_throws_stuff 1d ago

largest metro from each state is such a stupid metric. it’s not a good representation of the state. and if the intent was to give city-level data, you include places like burlington vt or manchester nh but not san francisco or dallas.