Samantha Welch+FollowWho can really afford Vineyard homes now?Martha’s Vineyard home prices have soared to new heights, with the median sale price hitting nearly $1.7 million in 2025—a 30% jump since 2021. While realtors are celebrating a strong, stable market, year-round residents and first-time buyers are finding it harder than ever to break in. The market is now dominated by second-home buyers, and some locals worry this could change the Island’s character for good. With inventory low and demand high, homes are selling for well above their assessed value. Is this growth sustainable, and who is the Vineyard really for? #RealEstate #MarthasVineyard #HomePrices00Share
Shelly Powell+FollowAkron home prices are still climbing fastHome values across the Akron area are still on the rise, even as the national market cools off. Some local cities, like Boston Heights and Hudson, saw typical home prices jump by over $20,000 in just the past year! Even more affordable spots like Norton and Deerfield posted gains above 5%. For anyone thinking about buying, selling, or just curious about their neighborhood, these numbers show how much the local market is changing. Have you noticed homes selling faster or for more in your area? Let’s talk about what’s driving these price jumps and how it’s affecting our community. #RealEstate #AkronRealEstate #HomePrices00Share
Samantha Welch+FollowAkron home prices are still climbingEven with higher mortgage rates slowing things down, home values in the Akron area keep rising—some cities saw jumps of over $25,000 in just one year! Boston Heights and Hudson top the list, with typical home values now over $500K. But it’s not just the luxury spots—places like Norton and Rootstown are also seeing 5%+ annual increases. For anyone thinking about buying, selling, or just staying put, these price hikes are reshaping what it means to own a home here. How are these changes affecting your plans or your neighborhood? #RealEstate #AkronRealEstate #HomePrices00Share
Matthew Jackson+FollowCharlotte home prices keep climbing—see whereHome prices around Charlotte are still on the rise, even as the real estate market cools in other parts of the country. Some cities in our metro area have seen typical home values jump by over $16,000 in just the past year! Places like Union Grove, Marvin, and Weddington top the list, with five-year increases that are jaw-dropping—up to 65%. For anyone thinking about buying, selling, or just staying put, these trends are hard to ignore. How are these rising prices changing your plans or your neighborhood? #RealEstate #Charlotte #HomePrices00Share
davenportmeghan+FollowAustin home prices: Surprising shiftsHome prices around Austin are still wild, but the story isn’t what you might expect. While the pandemic sent prices soaring, most cities in the Austin metro area actually saw home values drop over the past year—even in places like Buda, Liberty Hill, and Georgetown. But zoom out five years, and nearly every spot is up by 20% or more. West Lake Hills and Lost Creek top the charts, with typical homes now well over $1 million. What’s your take—are these price swings making it harder or easier for folks to stay in the area? #RealEstate #AustinRealEstate #HomePrices00Share
Denise Kemp+FollowAthens home prices: Which city is rising fastest?Danielsville just saw the biggest home price jump in the Athens area—up over $18,000 in a year! Even as the housing market cools nationally, some local spots are still heating up. Hull and Colbert also posted strong gains, while Crawford and Carlton actually dipped a bit. It’s wild to see how much values have changed in just five years—some cities are up more than 50%. For anyone living in or moving to Athens-Clarke County, how are these shifts affecting your plans? Is this making it harder to buy, or are you seeing new opportunities? Let’s talk about what’s happening in your neighborhood. #RealEstate #AthensGA #HomePrices00Share
davenportmeghan+FollowBoise home prices: Which cities are surging?Home values in the Boise metro area are seeing some wild swings—while Caldwell and Nampa cooled off, places like Bruneau and Melba are heating up fast, with prices jumping over 4% in just a year. Over the past five years, some towns have seen home values skyrocket by more than 40%! For anyone living here or thinking about moving, it’s a real mix: affordability is slipping away in some spots, but others are finally slowing down. How are these changes affecting your neighborhood or your plans? Let’s talk about what’s really driving these shifts. #RealEstate #BoiseRealEstate #HomePrices00Share
Brad Caldwell+FollowBoston home prices are still climbing fastHome prices around Boston are still rising, and some towns are seeing jaw-dropping jumps. Weston leads the pack with the typical home now worth over $2.1 million—up more than $100,000 in just a year! Even places like Chester, NH, saw a 10% surge. While higher mortgage rates have cooled things off nationally, the Boston area’s limited supply keeps competition fierce. Whether you’re a homeowner, buyer, or just watching from the sidelines, these numbers make you wonder: is this sustainable, or are we headed for a shakeup? What’s your take on the local real estate market? #RealEstate #BostonRealEstate #HomePrices00Share
Matthew Jackson+FollowAthens home prices: Who’s seeing the biggest jump?Athens-area home values have soared over the past five years, with some cities seeing increases of over 50%! Danielsville leads the pack with a 6.2% jump just in the past year, while Bishop tops the price charts at over $628K. Even as the real estate market cools nationally, our local towns like Hull, Colbert, and Winterville are still seeing steady gains. For anyone thinking about buying, selling, or just curious about the neighborhood, these numbers really show how much the landscape is changing. What’s driving these big shifts in your view? #RealEstate #AthensGA #HomePrices00Share
Brian Sanchez+FollowColumbus home prices are still climbingColumbus-area home values are still on the rise, even as the national market cools. Some cities like Alexandria and Grandview Heights saw home prices jump over $20,000 in just one year! Even smaller towns like Mount Victory and South Solon posted increases above 7%. With limited inventory and steady demand, it’s getting tougher for buyers to find affordable options. If you’ve been thinking about moving or investing, these trends could really impact your plans. What’s your take—are these rising prices good for our neighborhoods, or do they make it harder for locals to stay? #RealEstate #ColumbusOH #HomePrices00Share
