Top 10 Cities in Florida that will Crash in 2025.

Florida's housing market is on the verge of collapse in 2025. Inventory is skyrocketing, prices are dropping, and people are leaving the state due to high insurance and HOA costs.

10. Fort Lauderdale
09. Tampa
08. Jacksonville
07. Sarasota
06. Ocala
05. Port St. Lucie
04. Cape Coral / Fort Myers
03. St. Petersburg
02. Lakeland
01. South of Orlando (Osceola County)
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[ReventureConsulting]

Florida's housing market is set for big declines in 2025 if the current trends hold. Especially for the cities on this list.

Head to www.reventure.app to see the Home Price Forecast for your city and ZIP code.

(You can also see how much prices have already dropped on an aggregate level by looking at Home Value Growth YoY and MoM).

[shamrock]

10 Fort Lauderdale
9 Tampa
8 Jacksonville
7 Sarasota
6 Ocala
5 Port ST. Lucie
4 Cape Coral / Fort Myers
3 St. Petersburg
2 Lakeland
1 Osceola County

[AnnaOllsson]

Managing money is different from accumulating wealth, and the lack of investment education in schools may explain why people struggle to maintain their financial gains. The examples you provided are relevant, and I personally benefited from the market crisis, as I embrace challenging times while others tend to avoid them. Well, at least my advisor does too, jokingly.

[mateocaballo]

I dont think ppl realize how few buyers are even able to afford these houses at these levels. The buyer pool is objectively MUCH smaller when the cost goes so high. FL wages aren't anywhere near these prices 😢

[thephotochad]

Perfect. These ridiculous housing prices can't fall fast enough.

[lnicole]

You keep saying that the Florida market is crashing, but the market is far from crashing here in the Tampa area. The prices are still outrageous, and it is hard to make that argument when my realtor friend just closed on 6 houses in November, and has closed on 40 houses for 2024. She is busy as can be. Yes, the market has slowed down, and certain houses are sitting for up to three months, but the better ones are pending in two days, and there are still a lot of cash offers. Also, for every one person that is leaving Florida, two more are moving in. The amount of out of state plates here is crazy, and they are not snowbirds the traffic and congestion is ridiculous.

[RPNN]

Florida market is mostly driven by retirees, (vacation or 2nd home buyers). So you can't really compare it to other markets as easily.

[GenXBiker]

I just sold my Jacksonville house for twice the purchase price from 15 years ago. It's not as bad in many areas as what the numbers suggest

[htabbas]

U have been calling this crash since 5 yrs ago😂

[MELVINEtuy-_]

I remember sitting around a campfire telling my friends to invest in silver n gold and them all laughing at me saying how much of a waste of money that is. But I'm happy I took such bold decisions earlier before now! Imagine investing $2k and receiving $9.5k in less than a week.

[frankrusso]

I wonder how many gallons of Kilz is being used to cover the mold in those damaged homes.

[debpansier]

My snowbird neighbor here in Key West sold his house that they never used. They had this property for 20+ years, and sold it for $1.5 million. It was bought by another snowbird that rarely used it also. The new folks owned the property for 2 years and last year when the market was selling like hotcakes, they listed it. The house sold for $2.25 million.

[TheRaspberry]

As a nearly lifetime resident of Florida (moved here prior to starting high school) and having raised my family here - still living in the “family home” where I raised my family right around the corner from where I was raised - I am delighted that the Investor Housing Market is going to crash !!!!❤❤❤❤ Investors have jacked up prices and are turning us into a nation of renters - who they then Screw with Ridiculous rental costs. And don’t even get me going on the gimmick of HOA’s………. Crash and Burn 👍. Or as I like to call it “a market reset” or Reality

[Mobev]

People have been getting burnt in Florida my entire life. It is a yo yo state. I remember for sale signs in my neighborhood growing up. Homes were on the market for yeeears. Like 4 years at times.

[leahwelch]

I think the residents of Polk County may disagree with your assertion that it is not impacted by hurricanes. That county has been hit hard numerous times by hurricanes. My mother lost everything during Hurricane Charlie. There are very few areas, if any, in FL that are not impacted by hurricanes.

[dadmiraldankbar]

You’re missing the property taxes have tripled or more in the last 5 years. Nobody can pay the taxes on top of the homeowners insurance.

[bethpark]

I live in Lakeland, Polk County. You’re wrong when you say we weren’t even impacted my the hurricanes. Milton devastated my community of 1600 homes with massive flooding. We’re still personally trying to get our home repaired. Airboat rescues were made, etc. and I’ve seen entire neighborhoods outside of our little community completely annihilated due to flooding. That being said, you’re correct about the massive amounts of housing developments. That without improvements to infrastructure to handle the influx of all that housing. Traffic has gotten out of control.

[Mrinternational]

Thanks Nick. Florida will eventually be affordable in the next few years. A lot of people need to be aware of the inventory spike that is continuing to increase daily.

[MrOldSchoolSF]

Nick, why did you delete all of your old videos saying housing crash in 2019?

[Sinha]

I'm from Lakeland. The hurricane definitely affected us. My mobile home was flooded for 3 days. It's a total loss filled with mold. I had to move. As a matter of fact, FEMA used a picture of my neighborhood on their homepage.