WHERE TO BE: SELLER’S MARKET VERSUS BUYER’S MARKET

Guest Post by: Nicole Hale
Aapex Financial Solutions
http://www.aapexfinancial.net/

There are some cities in the US that have astoundingly LOW home prices, making them ideal
places for buyers. Other cities have crazy HIGH home prices, making them great for sellers. A
Home Listings Report was conducted of 2,300 markets with listing prices from September of
2010 to March of 2011. Here are the top 10 from both categories: *the average prices are drawn
from 4 bedroom, 2 bath homes*

MOST AFFORDABLE:
Niagara Falls, NY -    $60,820
Riverdale, GA -          $61,618
Coolidge, AZ -           $69,083
College Park, GA -                 $72,477
Detroit, MI -                           $73,363
Hastings, FL -                         $74,910
Cleveland, OH -                      $76,042
Lithonia, GA -                         $77,385
Trotwood, OH -                     $77,445
Sioux City, IA -                                  $80,152

MOST EXPENSIVE:
Newport Beach, CA -     $2.5 million
Pacific Palisades, CA -         $1.6 million
Stone Harbor, NJ -                   $1.34 million
Rancho Palos Verdes, CA -            $1.31 million
Saratoga, CA -                                    $1.28 million
Los Gatos, CA -                                        $1.26 million
Weston, MA -                                                $1.23 million
Greenwich, CT -                                                 $1.15 million
Mercer Island, WA -                                                $1.14 million
Cupertino, CA -                                                            $1.14 million