Although prices continue to climb, no other current signs point to a housing bubble in the near future, according to a new report.
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- Despite increasing housing prices, most markets are balanced by strong job growth, low mortgage rates and rising incomes, according to Nationwide’s Health of Housing Markets Report.
- Austin, San Francisco, San Jose, Dallas and Houston home prices are 20 percent above pre-crash highs.
- Five of the bottom 10 metro areas – or the least healthy housing markets – are located in Texas.
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