Top 10 Housing Markets of 2010
A Bleak Outlook
As if this year's housing-market woes weren't enough to make us stay inside, Economy.com has more fuel for the real-estate fire: 2010 isn't going to be much better. Due to nearly 2 million current foreclosed homes, high unemployment rates and a First-Time-Homebuyer Tax Credit that will soon expire, it could be a while before we see any light through our windows.
Until then, Moody's chief economist Mark Zandi -- when interviewed for a piece in Fortune's 2010 Investor's Guide -- forecast the cities that will suffer least from an abundance of foreclosure and for-sale signs on front lawns across the country in 2010.
Just one U.S. housing market is predicted to thrive. Which one is it? Read on to find out.
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Until then, Moody's chief economist Mark Zandi -- when interviewed for a piece in Fortune's 2010 Investor's Guide -- forecast the cities that will suffer least from an abundance of foreclosure and for-sale signs on front lawns across the country in 2010.
Just one U.S. housing market is predicted to thrive. Which one is it? Read on to find out.
(iStock Photo)
