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11/25/2025

Of the 20 major metros Case-Shiller tracks, 11 saw yearly price drops, all in the South and West. Tampa had the biggest decline, down 4.14%, followed by Phoenix at 2.02%.

Meanwhile, Chicago saw the biggest annual gain in home prices, which rose 5.45% and outpaced the 5.25% gain in New York City, which had led the nation in price appreciation for several months in a row.

11/23/2025

A recent report from real estate analytics firm Cotality revealed that of the 10 coolest markets in the U.S. among the 100 largest metros, seven were in Florida.

"These towns are largely retirement and second-home places, so there is not much business or industry coming into these areas outside of tourism that generates jobs and keeps the economy going, so wages are lower and you don’t have people relocating to this area for jobs, hence less demand for buying as well as renting," Cara Ameer, real estate broker at Coldwell Banker Vanguard Realty in Florida, tells Realtor.com®. "All of this creates a perfect storm for a decline in property values."