10 U.S. Housing Markets in Complete Freefall | The Data Doesn't Lie

HOUSING COLLAPSE 2026: 10 Cities Where Home Prices Are CRASHING Right Now
50% CRASH WARNING: These 10 U.S. Housing Markets Are Already Falling Apart

The 2026 housing crash has officially begun, and the data is undeniable. While experts spent years saying "it can't happen again," December 2025 reveals that 53% of American homes lost value this year — the highest rate since 2012. In this video, we examine 10 U.S. cities where the housing market isn't just correcting, it's collapsing in real-time.

From Dallas-Fort Worth's staggering 105,000 vacant lots to Tampa's record-breaking foreclosure rates, from Austin's 20% price drops and 56% vacant listings to Phoenix's desperate builder incentives at 2008-crisis levels — the warning signs aren't subtle anymore. Housing analyst Melody Wright predicts prices may need to fall 50% nationally to restore historical affordability ratios, while Zillow data shows 91% of Denver homes lost value in 2025 alone.

We cover comprehensive December 2025 data on: Denver (91% homes declined, inventory up 40%, activity at 2008 levels), Austin (down 20% from peak, 56% listings vacant, predicted for largest national decline), Phoenix (87% homes down, water crisis, 2008-level incentives), Tampa (#1 foreclosure rate nationally at 1 in 1,373), Dallas-Fort Worth (105,000 vacant lots, 11,000 finished empty homes), plus California markets Sacramento, Riverside, San Jose, Oakland, and Miami-Fort Lauderdale.

This analysis uses current data from Zillow, Redfin, CoreLogic, Case-Shiller Home Price Index, ATTOM Data foreclosure reports, Denver Metro Association of Realtors, and local MLS systems showing actual price declines, inventory explosions, and market conditions paralleling the 2008 financial crisis.

01:49 — #10: Sacramento, CA (88% homes down, tech exodus)
05:03 — #9: Riverside-San Bernardino, CA (warehouse bust, 70-90% pandemic gains reversing)
08:22 — #8: San Jose, CA (tech layoff disaster, $1.4M median crashing)
11:16 — #7: Oakland, CA (6% decline, crime crisis, exodus accelerating)
13:50 — #6: Denver, CO (91% homes down, worst in nation, 2008 activity levels)
17:31 — #5: Tampa, FL (highest foreclosure rate, insurance apocalypse)
21:22 — #4: Miami-Fort Lauderdale, FL (condo crash, 80% inventory surge)
23:48 — #3: Austin, TX (56% vacant listings, 20% down, more decline predicted)
27:26 — #2: Phoenix, AZ (water crisis, 87% homes down, builder panic)
31:06 — #1: Dallas-Fort Worth, TX (105K vacant lots, 11K empty homes, migration over


📌 Disclaimer: For informational and educational purposes only. This content is based on public data and market analysis and should not be taken as financial advice.


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