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GOBankingRates spoke with experts to learn abouthousing marketsthat are set to shine in the upcoming months and year.
Here are fivehousing markets poised for the most stable growthover the next year.
Bluebird LendingsCEO, Michael Gevurtz, and president, Jess Schulman, are betting big on this region.
Theyve got their eyes on Columbus, Ohio, as well as Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan and Indiana.
In other words, your dollar can stretch further here than in many other places.
Plus, theyre seeing loan applications from these areas skyrocket faster than a firework.
Its an area to watch.
Columbus: More Than Just Buckeyes
Lets zoom in on Columbus for a hot minute.
Jessica Lauren, real estate investor and editor-in-chief atFire Damaged House Aid, is singing Columbus praises.
The Columbus area is experiencing an economic boom, she said.
The Intel chip factory (a $20 billion investment) will be located in nearby New Albany.
The same city recently saw Amgen open a new manufacturing facility to the tune of nearly $400 million.
But its not all suit-and-tie business.
Lauren pointed out that Columbus is a hub for education, government and even sports.
That means a steady stream of young talent and a trained workforce.
The city has undergone a remarkable transformation over the last decade, Lauren said.
Neighborhoods that once were dilapidated and vacant are now restored to their former glory.
And lets not forget about the culture.
Theres something for everyone, from luxury mansions thatll make your jaw drop tocozy, more affordable family homes.
But its not just about the houses.
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