The pandemic-era rush to the Sun Belt is cooling as homebuyers shift their focus toward affordability and job security. While Florida and Texas once led the market, Redfin data shows these regions now face a significant surplus of sellers, with Miami and Austin seeing sellers outnumber buyers by over 100%.
In contrast, Ohio has emerged as a stable alternative. Cities in the state benefit from a $20 billion Intel plant and the presence of the Cleveland Clinic, offering homes roughly 30% cheaper than coastal markets. Read the full story at Fortune (subscription).
Source · Fortune
