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Posted almost 16 years ago

DFW is 2nd Most Stable City to Live in Right Now

According to RelocateAmerica.com these are the Top 10 Most Stable Cities to Live in Right Now 

1. Tulsa

2. Dallas/Ft. Worth: Dallas has a concentration of high-tech companies, corporate headquarters and wholesale trade markets. Ft. Worth has had more than 900 major business expansions or relocations there over the past decade, according to the site. The median price of an existing single-family home in the area was $145,800 in 2008, according to NAR.

3. Pittsburgh

4. Raleigh/Durham, N.C.

5. Huntsville, Ala. 

6. Houston: Houston is known as the Energy Capital of the World. Its oil and gas exploration and production was still adding jobs "at a prodigious rate" in early 2009, according to the site. The city added 87,000 jobs in 2007 and 17,800 in 2008. The median price of an existing single-family home in Houston was $151,600 in 2008, according to NAR.

7. Albuquerque, N.M.

8. Lexington, Ky.

9. Little Rock, Ark.

10. Oklahoma City

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Read the full article: http://finance.yahoo.com/real-estate/article/106955/Tulsa-on-Top

 


Comments (3)

  1. Jim, the G20 meetings really pointed the spotlight on Pittsburg. Hopefully that will lead to more good things. And Marco, yes I agree DFW is a great investing enviroment right now. Just 3 years ago it felt tike Dallas was left behind--how things change.


  2. The Pittsburgh housing market is really good too... while the national crises was going on the home sales here in the burgh never really dropped.. Although some might say its a sellers market, there are also many foreclosure deals around here.


  3. Yes, Dallas is hot! The Dallas/Fort Worth area added 91,000 jobs in last twelve months which is why our company is offering two investment opportunities there with up to $500 per month cash flow. Continued success, <b>Marco Santarelli</b> Norada Real Estate Investments <i>Your Premier Source for Turnkey Investment Property</i>