Top 10 Cities where Home Prices will Crash in 2025

[Ken M.]

NOTE: This is Not Me making these predictions. If you can't distinguish between someone mentioning what an analyst has predicted vs what the guy bringing it to your attention believes, relax, have a glass of wine and call me in the morning. 

Keep in mind, that anything someone else says regarding the accuracy, is their opinion, so relax, have a little fun. We already know the guys in D.C., FL, OH, MN, CO and San Diego are the most optimistic investors on the planet. 

And, what if the data really does mean something?

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"Home prices will drop in these cities in 2025 according to forecasts by Reventure. In fact, home values are already on the decline in most of these cities."

This list was created using the Home Price Forecast Score on Reventure App. The score is ranked from 0 to 100, with a lower score indicating a higher likelihood of home price declines. All these metros had scores in the low to mid-30s, indicating home price declines anywhere from 3 to 7% YoY are possible.

10. Dallas, TX
09. Sarasota, FL
08. San Antonio, TX
07. Port St. Lucie, FL
06. Austin, TX
05. Palm Bay, FL
04. Colorado Springs, CO
03. Denver, CO
02. Lakeland, FL
01. Cape Coral, FL


The numbers are available at

https://www .youtube. com/watch?v=-uJffPdLgIQ

[Jay Hinrichs]

Quote from @Dan H.:

My family has been an RE investor since the 1970s.  I have never heard of Reventure prior to this post.  Did a google search and then looked at the "About us" in hopes to find out how long they have existed.  The about us does not list the year of founding or much other info about their history.

It certainly is not Core Logic, Case Shiller, NeithborhoodScout, Zillow, Redfin, Property Hub, etc.

This is not stating anything about the accuracy of their forecast except that I suspect they have no significant track record that would provide the capability to analyze their forecasts.

Core logic regularly (monthly?) provides a list of a few locations that they believe are most likely to fall in price.  They even provide a percentage of probability for the forecast.

Florida, Texas, and Colorado cities make up the list.

Next year we can see how accurate the forecast was.

I personally would take properties in most of those cities over many midwest cities for a long term hold (10+ years).  A single year forecast has very little interest to me and my long term RE investment strategy.

Best wishes

REventure is some dude with a U tube channel who is always talking about the next crash .. blah blah blah..  its just his opinion and if you watch him I would not take any advice from him.. But I can see cape Coral prices coming down we know thats happening that is a boom bust market and has been for decades.. There is a big difference in a crash and prices coming down 2 to 5%  i mean come on  .. LOL