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A home value forecast for October shows the 10 metro areas with the hottest real estate markets in the U.S. today, and a key state hit hard by the Recession has seen a remarkable turn-around.

What separates Reno from Columbus? Foreclosure inventory, according to a study that used foreclosures as a percent of sales as a tie-breaker for comparing the sales and prices of homes in both these cities.

With markets across the country suffering from pronounced inventory shortages, it would seem that anything that puts more homes on the market would be a good thing. A new report by Pro Teck Valuation Services found delved into that thesis, ...

Ten years after the financial crisis, a new report shows many of the nation’s housing markets not only heating up, but hitting new highs.

For the fifth consecutive month, the San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara, California CBSA is one of the best performing markets in the country, see what other markets topped the list . . .

Inventory has dropped yet again, declining 14 percent over last year and 25 percent since 2015. Seattle was hit the worst as far as inventory, coming in with a 1.75, the lowest Months Remaining Inventory index of all metros measured. An MRI between six and 10 indicates a balanced market.

Experts have released the latest statistics from the top and bottom CBSAs around the nation.

According to Pro Teck, the top 10 core-based statistical areas that saw the largest home values also experienced a decline in foreclosures ratio, with all but two of the 10 CBSAs seeing a double-digit percent decrease.

The top and bottom core-based statistical areas (CBSAs) are out for September. Not all trends experienced in the CBSAs are reflective of what's occurring in the markets on a more localized scale, though.

Seeing Miami, commonly perceived as flourishing, in the bottom tier of home value rankings may surprise market watchers. What factors contributed to Miami's placement on Pro Teck's "Top 10 Weakest Markets" in August, and what other cities gained this dubious honor?