(EMAILWIRE.COM, January 26, 2010 ) Destin, Florida -- Driven by strong regional economies and the likelihood of strengthening job prospects, the ten hottest buyers real estate markets in 2010 represent a cross-section of state and local economies that have not been swept up in the financial crisis as much as the rest of the country.
More than the majority of the nation, the markets selected from hundreds of areas Housing Predictor forecasts in all 50 states, are cities that show the promise of future financial strength. Visit HousingPredictor.com to see the full list. They are exceptions to the the rule in an economic climate that has devastated millions of Americans and sent increasing numbers into the unemployment lines.
Despite trends of falling home prices in the majority of the nation, there are always exceptions in any economic climate. The hottest buyers markets are sure to foster growth in 2010 and perhaps into the new decade as the composition of the U.S. population shifts, resulting in major changes in the nation’s housing markets.
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. Markets in Texas, North Carolina, Louisiana, Alabama, Montana, New Mexico, Kansas and Colorado are among the states named to the annual list.
Housing Predictor forecasted the national real estate depression, the foreclosure epidemic and regularly conducts opinion polls to gauge consumer sentiment on issues related to real estate. Get the details on the hottest markets forecast, search foreclosures and check the latest real estate news at http://www.housingpredictor.com
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