I’m a fairly new investor in the STL area. Our inventory is low and the market is super hot...I wanted to see who knows where the hottest markets are in the country...? Ready...Set...Go!!!
Real Estate Broker · Salt Lake City & Oklahoma City · Member since 2018 · 3k+ posts · 2k+ votes
5y
HI @Bryant Brooks, welcome back the BiggerPockets forums!
I think this depends entirely on what is meant by "hot". For example, I just watched a horrid little house in a D-class location get 19 offers opening weekend when listed at 200% of what it would have sold at 6 months ago . . . So, up 200%+ in 6 months = OKC is hot! I've heard the same for Little Rock and suspect it should be true for the likes of Wichita, KC, Tulsa, and a few other similar markets.
If hot means sustained growth well above the baseline for the country look no further than Dallas, Denver, Phoenix, and Nashville.
Real Estate Broker · Salt Lake City & Oklahoma City · Member since 2018 · 3k+ posts · 2k+ votes
5y
HI @Bryant Brooks, welcome back the BiggerPockets forums!
I think this depends entirely on what is meant by "hot". For example, I just watched a horrid little house in a D-class location get 19 offers opening weekend when listed at 200% of what it would have sold at 6 months ago . . . So, up 200%+ in 6 months = OKC is hot! I've heard the same for Little Rock and suspect it should be true for the likes of Wichita, KC, Tulsa, and a few other similar markets.
If hot means sustained growth well above the baseline for the country look no further than Dallas, Denver, Phoenix, and Nashville.
Investor & Agent · Tulsa, OK · Member since 2016 · 1k+ posts · 1k+ votes
5y
@Bryant Brooks
I agree with Will here. It’s aLos probably true of much of the Midwest being hot + affordable. Places like Houston might have more rapid appreciation but the cost of entry will reflect that.
Real Estate Agent · Columbus Cleveland Dayton, OH · Member since 2018 · 2k+ posts · 1k+ votes
5y
Lots of the western markets are hot now such as Denver, Austin, Phoenix. Many midwest markets are very hot now such as Columbus, Ohio where I am located. Houses are selling for double for what they were bought for 3 years ago in transitional neighborhoods.
Flipper/Rehabber · Denver, CO · Member since 2015 · 134 posts · 61 votes
5y
I second and third these guys above ^ Denver is super hot in fact so hot we broke a record a couple weeks ago for being the hardest time in history to buy a home in Denver. Crazy
Real Estate Agent · Santa Maria, CA · Member since 2019 · 20 posts · 7 votes
5y
@Bryant Brooks California is still moving like crazy!! For different reasons that just affordable housing, but people throughout the state are selling maybe higher priced metro condos and buying suburban 4 bed homes. Lots of relocation among the state - but demand still remains extremely high! Percentage increase has been up to 15% in some cities of CA!!!
I’m a fairly new investor in the STL area. Our inventory is low and the market is super hot...I wanted to see who knows where the hottest markets are in the country...? Ready...Set...Go!!!
I'll 6th or 7th Columbus. Ive got 2 investments here that cash flow out the wazoo and have appreciated more then $100,000 each in the past year!
I’m a fairly new investor in the STL area. Our inventory is low and the market is super hot...I wanted to see who knows where the hottest markets are in the country...? Ready...Set...Go!!!
Rental Property Investor · Columbus, OH · Member since 2015 · 344 posts · 258 votes
5y
As several others have said, Columbus, OH is one of the hottest markets in the Midwest. The lack of existing inventory, coupled with a lagging pace of new construction, has really caused serious appreciation in some of the transitional neighborhoods, as @Marc Rice mentioned above.
This has weakened cashflow a tad, as entry point in several areas has risen dramatically. But, there's still opportunity there for cashflow, and obviously, appreciation. Especially if you're working with local wholesalers, or better yet, doing your own marketing.