These housing markets were the hottest for buyers in January – and some may surprise you

SH.BA was home to some living markets in January, but some have appeared hotter, according to Realtor.com.

Realtor.com set a report last week by identifying January “hottest” real estate markets across the country, seeing unique views that the properties attracted to his page for questions and how many long lists were live for each from markets.

The top five points in its rankings were widely dominated by places in the northeast, with a city in Wisconsin as well as a place, the report said.

Here are the markets that Realtor.com called the five “hottest” in January.

Manchester-Nashua, New Hampshire

Homes in the Manchester-Nashua market exceeded an average of 46 days for sale before being caught by buyers, at an average price of $ 579,000, according to the report. Realtor.com said that “continued demand in the area has prevented inventory from recovering, keeping high attention and market of peace.”

Hartford-West Hartford-East Hartford, Connecticut

Hartford, West Hartford and East Hartford are all located within the Center of the State of the Constitution, with Hartford serving as its capital. The market had homes to stay on the market for 51 days and score 4.1 times more property views on Reatlor.com than the national average, the report revealed.

Kenosha, Wisconsin

Kenosha, who boasts a population of over 98,000, landed no. 3 places on Realtor.com list for January. Ranking prices had an average of $ 335,000 this month, she said.

Norwich-New London, Connecticut

Compared to the national average, the Norwich-New London market scored 3.1 times more views on Realtor.com last month. Fifty -two days were the average amount of houses that stayed in the market, one day more than the same during the previous year, according to the report.

Worcester, Massachusetts

Worcester went up to a place in Realtor.com’s monthly ranking, reaching no. 5 for January.

After those five markets, Concord, New Hampshire, decided no. 6; Rockford, Illinois, decided no. 7; Lancaster, Pennsylvania, decided no. 8; Providence-Warwick, Rhode Island, located no. 9; and Rochester, New York, set no. 10 In terms of heat last month, according to the report.

The 20 hottest markets Realtor.com identified with experience over twice asking as nationwide last month, the report said.

Meanwhile, the last month housing inventory on average 12.7% higher than one year of action. This, realtor.com, said it was “half the national norm”.

On a separate January. 30 Report, Realtor.com Linked the price of the national average list in the US with $ 400,500 for January, marking a 2.2% decrease compared to the same month in action.

The number of new lists across the country increased 10.8% from year to year in January. They also posted a 37.5% jump from December 2024, according to the site.