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In 2022, the population grew by 470,708.
And in 2023, the Lone Star State gained more people than any other state that year.
Many cities in Texas are forecast to get even cheaper, in terms of housing, in 2025.
Should yourelocate to any of these metros in the new year?
Pampa
17.
El Campo
16.
Borger
15.
Levelland
14.
Odessa
13.
Snyder
12.
Beaumont
11.
Plainview
10.
Rio Grande City
9.
Vernon
8.
Lamesa
7.
Beeville
6.
Raymondville
5.
Sweetwater
4.
Zapata
3.
Alice
2.
Big Spring
1.
To be considered the metro had to have negative projected home values for both 3-month and 1-year forecasts.
All data was collected and up to date as of Dec. 9, 2024.
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