Kenosha, WI, ranked fourth among the hottest housing markets in the U.S., features a competitive real estate environment with a median listing price of $372,450, up 6.4% from last year. Homes there spend an average of 24.5 days on the market, significantly faster than the national average. The heightened demand is evidenced by property views being 3.2 times the national average. Other top markets include Manchester-Nashua, NH, and Springfield, MA. The driving forces are low inventory and high views, attracting buyers amid affordability challenges.
"Sellers in the country's hottest markets can expect solid buyer attention and a quick home sale, especially for a competitively priced home," says Hannah Jones, senior economic research analyst at Realtor.com.
High demand and low inventory are the reasons these metros made the list, according to Realtor.com economists. Views per property and time on the market outpace the rest of the country.
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