Why the South and West can't seem to crack the list of America's hottest housing markets
Briefly

"More homes means fewer viewers per home, and more time on market, which results in a very cool hotness reading," explains Hannah Jones, Realtor.com senior economic research analyst.
"As mortgage rates remain relatively high, many West-region buyers cannot contend with the area's prices, which results in more inventory, a slower market pace, and a cooler hotness score," Jones says.
"Manchester touts a trifecta of features that make it attractive to homebuyers: This small Northeastern city is an hour from a large metro (Boston); it boasts a relatively affordable median home price of $563,000..."
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