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The full table

Every ranked US metro area, sorted by how much the typical home value changed over the last 90 days — a short-window signal, not a verdict on a market. Rent and gross yield sit in the same table, because a falling price and a worsening investment are not the same thing. How this is calculated →

195 metros

All ranked metros

Click any column heading to sort. Search by metro or state. The top 10 are highlighted — but see the note on near-ties below.

#Metro90-day12-monthTypical valueRentGross yield
1SeattleWA−1.55%−1.6%$740,579$2,2823.70%
2AustinTX−1.52%−5.2%$424,339$1,6474.66%
3San JoseCA−1.51%−0.2%$1,559,187$3,7822.91%
4Las VegasNV−1.19%−2.8%$429,591$1,7474.88%
5KilleenTX−1.17%−1.5%$251,916$1,3376.37%
6DurhamNC−1.14%−2.1%$411,325$1,6604.84%
7McAllenTX−1.06%0.0%$191,508$1,1187.01%
8OcalaFL−0.98%−2.5%$272,790$1,5937.01%
9SavannahGA−0.98%−2.6%$345,393$1,8186.32%
10DallasTX−0.95%−2.6%$364,793$1,6675.48%

The ten fastest-falling of 195 ranked metros — the full sortable table loads above. 90-day change is a short-window signal, not a verdict on the market.

On near-ties: the gap between #10 and #11 this month is one one-hundredth of a percentage point. That is not a meaningful difference. The cutline at ten is a format decision, not a statistical one, and the table above lets you see exactly where everyone landed.

The same release, mapped

Where the softness is

The ten fastest-falling metros, and the three fastest-rising, from the same release.

Map of the United States showing the ten fastest-falling metro housing markets in coral — concentrated in Texas, the Southeast and the West Coast — and the three fastest-rising in deep blue, all in upstate New York.