(EMAILWIRE.COM, December 22, 2009 ) Destin, Florida -- Housing markets in a dozen states are forecast to appreciate in the annual Housing Predictor Best 25 Market Forecasts in 2010, demonstrating that improving conditions are developing in many U.S. markets.
Markets in Ohio are strongly forecast to rebound even in the midst of the worst economy since the Great Depression. Home prices have dropped to levels in many areas of Ohio that forced buyers off the fence and into new homes. The trend should gain momentum with the government’s expansion of the federal tax credit.
Cities in Nebraska, Texas, West Virginia, South Dakota, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Louisiana, North Dakota, Delaware, Alaska and Virginia have also been named to the list.
Housing Predictor forecasts more than 250 local housing markets in all 50 states, selecting the best 25 markets annually, and updates predictions throughout the year as local market conditions demand. The Best 25 Markets have the highest probability of appreciation of all markets forecast for 2010.
Forecast housing inflation in 12 states is evidence that housing markets are local in nature, despite the severe impact of the banking industry and Wall Street manipulation on real estate financing to achieve record profits. The Housing Predictor Best 25 Market Forecasts are a leading resource for real estate buyers, homeowners, investors and real estate professionals.
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