From Seattle to Tampa, here's a look at the 15 hottest residential real estate markets of spring 2017. The rankings, by online real estate marketplace vendor Ten-X, take into account pricing, sales, affordability, permit activity, economic and demographic growth, as well as forward-looking data like economic forecasts and population trends. Each slide details year-over-year changes in seasonally adjusted median prices of existing homes and seasonally adjusted annual rate of existing home sales for the fourth quarter of 2016.
No. 15: Seattle, Wash.
4Q16 Home Sales: 44,941 (+7.10%)
No. 14: Washington, D.C.
4Q16 Home Sales: 10,725 (+13.88%)
No. 13: Austin, Texas
4Q16 Home Sales: 32,849 (+3.60%)
No. 12: Fort Worth, Texas
4Q16 Home Sales: 38,722 (+2.53%)
No. 11: San Antonio, Texas
4Q16 Home Sales: 38,663 (+2.73%)
No. 10: Salt Lake City, Utah
4Q16 Home Sales: 15,521 (+11.10%)
No. 9: Portland, Ore.
4Q16 Home Sales: 41,351 (+9.29%)
No. 8: Orlando, Fla.
4Q16 Home Sales: 56,489 (+7.95%)
No. 7: Raleigh, N.C.
4Q16 Home Sales: 28,670 (+7.95%)
No. 6: Nashville, Tenn.
4Q16 Home Sales: 34,560 (+10.63%)
No. 5: Jacksonville, Fla.
4Q16 Home Sales: 33,987 (+7.27%)
No. 4: Las Vegas, Nev.
4Q16 Home Sales: 76,983 (+11.37%)
No. 3: Columbus, Ohio
4Q16 Home Sales: 42,389 (+6.62%)
No. 2: Dallas, Texas
4Q16 Home Sales: 76,525 (+2.94%)
No. 1: Tampa, Fla.
4Q16 Home Sales: 69,780 (+7.31%)