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    Notable housing markets include three cities in Indiana.

    By Casey Daniels,

    2024-02-15

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    As the housing market experiences a seasonal shift, Lafayette-West Lafayette, Fort Wayne, and Elkhart-Goshen are stand outs. They are on the list of notable markets according to the Winter 2024 Wall Street Journal/Realtor.com Emerging Housing Markets Index .

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    In this quarter’s list of the top 20 emerging housing markets, Lafayette-West Lafayette claims the 7th spot, boasting a 3.3% unemployment rate and a median home price of $310,000.

    Following closely is Fort Wayne at 10th place, with a 3.4% unemployment rate and a median home price of $300,000.

    Elkhart-Goshen ranks 12th, with a 4.1% unemployment rate and a median home price of $260,000.

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    These cities reflect a national trend where demand outweighs supply, resulting in price growth and a fast-paced market. Despite rising prices, Midwest cities like these continue to attract attention.

    As buyers broaden their search, there’s a growing interest in looking beyond major cities. Lafayette-West Lafayette, Fort Wayne, and Elkhart-Goshen are drawing significant attention as buyers explore diverse options. Their inclusion in the top emerging markets highlights their appeal amidst changing market dynamics.

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    Here are the top 20 housing markets for Winter 2024:

    Rank Metro Population Unemployment Rate (%) Median Home Listing Price December 2023
    1 Santa Maria-Santa Barbara, Calif. 443,837 4.1% $1,795,000
    2 Jefferson City, Mo. 150,350 2.7% $302,000
    3 Canton-Massillon, Ohio 399,316 3.8% $230,000
    4 Racine, Wis. 195,846 4.0% $334,000
    5 Oshkosh-Neenah, Wis. 170,718 2.9% $295,000
    6 Springfield, Ohio 134,831 3.7% $200,000
    7 Lafayette-West Lafayette, Ind. 226,452 3.3% $310,000
    8 Columbus, Ohio 2,161,511 3.2% $360,000
    9 Johnson City, Tenn. 210,256 3.6% $370,000
    10 Fort Wayne, Ind. 426,076 3.4% $300,000
    11 Concord, N.H. 156,020 2.3% $575,000
    12 Elkhart-Goshen, Ind. 206,890 4.1% $260,000
    13 Rockford, Ill. 335,342 6.7% $200,000
    14 Kingsport-Bristol-Bristol, Tenn.-Va. 311,272 3.6% $319,000
    15 Akron, Ohio 697,627 3.8% $215,000
    16 Topeka, Kan. 231,783 2.9% $227,000
    17 Toledo, Ohio 640,384 4.1% $175,000
    18 Portland-South Portland, Maine 561,576 2.5% $600,000
    19 Manchester-Nashua, N.H. 426,594 2.3% $550,000
    20 Reading, Pa. 430,449 3.7% $317,000

    The post Notable housing markets include three cities in Indiana. appeared first on WIBC 93.1 FM .

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