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10 US Cities Losing Home Value the Fastest (2026)

🏠 Home values are dropping in 10 major US cities right now — some down nearly 10% in a single year. In the worst markets, that's $50,000 in equity, gone. These were the hottest housing markets in the country just three years ago. Today's housing market is telling a very different story than the pandemic boom. Whether you're a first-time home buyer trying to find your window, an investor watching your equity, or a homeowner wondering if your city is next — this breakdown gives you the real numbers city by city. No hype. Just data. ⏱️ CHAPTERS 0:00 Introduction 0:24 #10 Las Vegas 0:48 #9 Dallas 1:20 #8 San Diego 1:47 #7 Austin 2:13 #6 San Antonio 2:36 #5 Raleigh 3:01 #4 Jacksonville 3:31 #3 Denver 3:55 #2 Fort Lauderdale 4:39 #1 Cape Coral / Fort Myers 5:11 Which cities are next? 🔔 New real estate video every week — subscribe so you never miss a market update. 📲 Buying or selling anywhere nationwide? Let's talk. Justin Braithwaite | Broker & Owner, Braithwaite Realty LLC 📞 917-626-2372 📧 justin@braithrealty.com #housingmarket2026 #homeprices #realestate2026 SOURCE FOOTNOTES [1] Las Vegas home sales lowest since 2007: Las Vegas Realtors (LVR), cited in Las Vegas Review-Journal, Jan. 2026. Only 1 in 5 listings affordable to median-income household: Las Vegas Real Estate Market Report, Oct. 2025. Inventory +31% YoY: LVR via World Property Journal, Oct. 2025. FHFA Q4 2025: −2.0%. [2] Dallas inventory highest since 2003: M&D Real Estate / DFW Housing Market Update, July 2025. Homes on market 79 days, up 49% from 2022: WFAA, Jan. 2026. Lennar co-CEO Jon Jaffee cited excess inventory as reason Texas prices fell: Lennar Q1 2025 earnings call, March 2025, via HousingWire. Builders started 17.7% fewer homes Q4 2025: HousingWire, Feb. 2026. FHFA Q4 2025: −2.2%. [3] San Diego FHFA −2.3% Q4 2025. Housing Affordability Index 11% Q2 2025, qualifying income $263,200, median price $1,025,000: California Association of REALTORS®, Oct. 2025. [4] Austin median peaked ~$550K May 2022, ~$435K end of 2025 (−20% from peak): Unlock MLS / Austin Board of REALTORS® via CultureMap Austin, Jan. 2026. 45%+ listings with price cuts: Realtor.com via Newsweek, July 2025. 32,294 permits in 2024, 6th nationally: U.S. Census Bureau via Construction Coverage, Jan. 2026. FHFA Q4 2025: −2.4%. [5] San Antonio median 96 days on market January 2026, up from 78 days January 2025: Redfin, January 2026 market data. Inventory +15% YoY: SABOR / multiple sources. Homes closing ~3% below asking: Redfin sale-to-list ratio data. [6] Raleigh active listings +36.8% YoY: Realtor.com via Norada Real Estate, Nov. 2025. FHFA Q4 2025: −2.8%. [7] Jacksonville 2,000 → 12,000 active listings: Jon Brooks, Momentum Realty, cited in News4Jax, Nov. 2025. Contract cancellation rate 18.4%: HereJacksonville.com, Dec. 2025. FHFA Q4 2025: −2.9%. [8] Denver 54% of listings with price cuts Nov. 2025: HousingWire. Inventory +17.5% YoY, median list price fell ~$20K in 12 months: HousingWire, Nov. 2025. FHFA Q4 2025: −3.1%. [9] Broward County 9.84 months supply, highest since 2007: Gold Coast Schools, Jan. 2025. Condo market 11.9 months supply Aug. 2025: Miami Association of Realtors via World Property Journal. FHFA Q4 2025: −5.3%. [10] Cape Coral FHFA −9.07% Q4 2025. Median 119 days on market, 54% above national: HousingWire, Nov. 2025. Hurricane Ian $112.9B: NOAA. Insurance ~$2,000/yr on $300K home: RealWealth. Values +60% 2020–2022: Redfin.