From tech hubs like Oakland and San Francisco to sunbelt favorites like Austin and Sarasota, home prices are falling fast in 2025. These 12 major cities have seen price declines ranging from 10% to 23%, signaling one of the biggest market corrections in more than a decade.
In this video, we’ll break down what’s driving these price drops in each city — from tech layoffs and remote work shifts, to rising insurance costs in coastal areas, to investor pullbacks in once-booming markets. You’ll also learn what these changes mean for buyers, sellers, and investors as we close out 2025 and head into 2026.
If you’re thinking about buying your first home, looking to sell in a changing market, or just keeping tabs on where the real estate market is headed, this breakdown will give you the insight you need.
We’ll also talk about where opportunities are starting to open up, which markets could see further adjustments, and how you can position yourself for success whether you’re a buyer or seller in today’s market.
Timestamps:
0:00 – Major Price Drops in the Housing Market
0:32 – Data Source and Context
2:09 – Biggest Declines (20%+)
3:20 – Significant Declines (15–19%)
4:32 – Moderate Declines (10–12%)
6:01 – Key Takeaways
6:53 – Regional Stories
7:13 – Opportunities for Buyers Heading into 2026
7:25 – Correction vs. New Normal
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Housing Market Shift: 12 Cities Down 10%–23% — What It Means for 2026