Wichita Falls is making another top ten list this week, but as a seller it's not something you want to see.

According to Realtor.com, the evaluation of a home is going down across the nation by 0.9%. However, certain parts of the country are worse than others. Florida absolutely dominates the top ten with six different cities, but here in Texas we're not safe either. Let's see where home evaluations are decreasing in price the most.

These Cities Seeing the Steepest Decline in Home Price Index

The folks at Realtor.com know a thing or two about selling houses. According to them, these cities are seeing a decrease in the evaluation of their homes more than any other parts of the country. Let's see where it's great to be a buyer and not so much a seller right now.

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Why Are Home Evaluation Prices Down?

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Much of it is attributed to higher inventory levels and slowing in-migration in markets that previously saw rapid expansion, says the report. During the COVID-19 pandemic times, with mortgage rates at historic lows, people in urban areas rushed into many of these markets now approaching or in a downturn,especially Florida and Texas, as they sought more space and fewer restrictions, pushing prices up to unsustainable levels. Those markets are now seeing a hard correction, especially in Florida.

Why are Housing Prices Going Down in Texas?

During the 2020 pandemic many people flocked to Texas because Texas was opening up quicker than other states. However with that influx of people, that means more traffic. That increase in traffic has lead to many wanting to move to other parts of the country. At least according to real estate agent, Jameson Tyler Drew who saw people leaving Los Angles for Texas. He claims these longer commutes have lead to people flocking to more Midwestern cities.

Best Cities to Retire in Texas for 2026

The fine folks at Retirement Living have released their list of the top ten best cities to retire in Texas. If you're looking for a place to spend your golden years, here's where you want to go in The Lone Star State.

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