The long way down: Most overvalued housing markets

Latest analysis of 299 markets: See how your hometown ranks.

Sixty-five of the nation's 299 biggest real estate markets are severely overpriced and subject to possible price corrections.


Naples, FL
+84%
Merced, CA
+77%
Salinas, CA
+75%
Port St. Lucie, FL
+72%
Stockton, CA
+72%
Madera, CA
+70%
Santa Barbara, CA
+70%
Modesto, CA
+67%
Napa, CA
+65%
Riverside, CA
+65%
Medford, OR
+64%
Sacramento, CA
+61%
Atlantic City, NJ
+59%
Chico, CA
+59%
Fresno, CA
+58%
West Palm Beach, FL
+57%
Redding, CA
+56%
Santa Rosa, CA
+56%
Bend, OR
+56%
Sarasota, FL
+56%
Miami, FL
+55%
Oxnard, CA
+55%
Vero Beach, FL
+54%
Los Angeles, CA
+54%
Fort Lauderdale, FL
+53%
Vallejo, CA
+53%
San Luis Obispo, CA
+53%
Cape Coral, FL
+52%
Bakersfield, CA
+51%
Palm Bay, FL
+49%
Barnstable Town, MA
+48%
Oakland, CA
+47%
Ocean City, NJ
+47%
Prescott, AZ
+46%
Panama City, FL
+46%
San Diego, CA
+46%
Visalia, CA
+45%
San Jose, CA
+44%
Deltona, FL
+44%
Santa Cruz, CA
+44%
Santa Ana, CA
+44%
Bellingham, WA
+43%
Fort Walton Beach, FL
+43%
Nassau-Suffolk, NY
+43%
Poughkeepsie, NY
+39%
Reno, NV
+38%
Las Vegas, NV
+38%
Kingston, NY
+38%
Washington, DC-VA-MD-WV
+37%
Bethesda, MD
+36%
Providence, RI-MA
+35%
San Francisco, CA
+35%
St. George, UT
+35%
Ocala, FL
+35%
Phoenix, AZ
+35%
Portland, OR-WA
+35%