Here are the top 20 hottest markets
The median listing price of a Santa Cruz home will raise eyebrows.
Two New Hampshire cities sit atop the latest Market Hotness Index top 20 list. And at no. 8, Santa Cruz, Calif. clocks in with a 1.222 million median listing price.
The Realtor.com index measures time-on-the-market data and listing views per property. Here are the rankings and median listing price ($) in each market:
- 1 Manchester, N.H. 420,000
- 2 Concord, N.H. 362,000
- 3 Vallejo, Calif. 550,000
- 4 Burlington, N.C. 302,000
- 5 Springfield, Ohio 145,000
- 6 Lafayette, Ind. 297,000
- 7 Yuba City, Calif. 427,000
- 8 Santa Cruz, Calif. 1,222,000
- 9 Stockton, Calif. 468,000
- 10 Spokane, Wash. 435,000
- 11 Janesville, Wis. 250,000
- 12 Modesto, Calif. 499,000
- 13 Reno, Nev. 562,000
- 14 Worcester, Mass. 395,000
- 15 Appleton, Wis. 302,000
- 16 Coeur d’Alene, Idaho 799,000
- 17 Madison, Wis. 399,000
- 18 Eureka, Calif. 439,000
- 19 Columbus, Ohio 329,000
- 20 Akron, Ohio 180,000
The median existing-home price for all housing types in March was $329,100, up 17.2% from March 2020 ($280,700), as prices increased in every region.
March's national price jump marks 109 straight months of year-over-year gains.
