Troost/Paseo Corridor and Northeast are two of the hottest areas and that doesn't look to be changing anytime soon. 

Doing some quick facts search I found an article from Columbus Business First, straight from the article talking about one of the hottest months of real estate "June" "homes with huge price tags are sitting the longest.

I’m going to be graduating from college this coming June in one of the hottest markets, Seattle.

But Union Square is probably the hottest neighborhood in the hottest town in MA? 

This is in the hottest market in the country, the Bay Area. 0% chance that would have happened if we got into the "indecision cycle" of "we need to talk about it" bla bla bla, because guess what now 5 other parties viewed that property and are getting their offers ready too.

The North has been the desired area to many investors for a while now, but I am seeing many investors shift focus to the downtown and near East Side areas as point of entry has risen in the North and appreciation has ...

Realtor.com recently ranked Columbus as America’s fourth-hottest housing market based on the number of hits each listing receives and time on the market.

I live in the one of the hottest markets in the US, with homes under 200K consistently bringing 10 over list offers on the first day. 

This has to be the hottest, spiciest thread I have read yet on BP...investment advice, risk analysis, Dante, Fluid dynamics, investment theory and psychology, pugilism, Roosevelt? 

The way i see it is We are at the top of the market and you are located at one of the hottest markets in the country right now .