Prices across the midwest are actually still going nuts.

Jul 25, 2024
8:44:30am

rad dawg Political Junky

They have not leveled off like they have in sunbelt and mountain states. Missouri median prices are at a new record high and still going up.

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A quick glance on Zillow says that similar homes in Missouri

BYU Fan

Jul 25, 8:31am

With WFH, I think housing has somewhat started to level a bit. Still some big discrepancies though.

Ragnar Danneskjold

Jul 25, 8:32am

Definitely discrepancies. The crappy places to live are still cheaper.

rivercitycoug

Jul 25, 8:37am

But when I see ballpark similarities on $/ft^2 in SLC as San Diego, I have to wonder...

Ragnar Danneskjold

Jul 25, 8:39am

I’d take SD over SLC any day but I think price per sf is only helpful to a point

rivercitycoug

Jul 25, 8:52am

Hard to compare homes in places you don't know

Gustav

Jul 25, 8:40am

Zillow has a huge lag. For example, the value of my home on Zillow is about $65k

reagan21

Jul 25, 8:42am

Also in Utah actual sale price is unavailable to Zillow so prices are more guess

Florwood

Jul 25, 9:10am

Prices across the midwest are actually still going nuts.

rad dawg

Jul 25, 8:44am

Yeah Utahns don't understand how housing works in other states.

SLC-Durham

Jul 25, 8:46am

I also live in NC, in the Raleigh suburbs, and not sure I agree. We live

BerkeleyCoug

Jul 25, 9:02am

It depends where you live in Raleigh and where exactly you're looking for houses

SLC-Durham

Jul 25, 9:20am

Super area dependent, but a quick Zillow search is showing dozens of beautiful

BerkeleyCoug

Jul 25, 9:41am

This house may not be a great example

SLC-Durham

Jul 25, 10:31am

I will say getting land or a big yard is a lot better out here

SLC-Durham

Jul 25, 10:57am

If I was moving to take a job in Columbia, I'd be looking at Ashland/Southern

BYUMizzou

Jul 25, 8:48am

Booneville (15 miles to the west of Columbia) is another option. It's in Cooper

BYUMizzou

Jul 25, 8:52am

We made the move from Utah to KC 3 years ago

carwasher3000

Jul 25, 8:49am

Wowsers. That's great

TNT

Jul 25, 8:51am

Be careful with the square footage comparison, as Utah includes basements in the

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