10 cities that survived the last housing crash
The housing bubble and subprime crisis at the root of the 2008 recession-battered homeowners with plunging prices, dumped gluts of unsellable inventory on once-booming markets and sent countless mortgages underwater. But for homeowners in a few select cities, the last decade has meant money in the bank.
GOBankingRates used data from Zillow to examine home values in 2007 compared to home values in 2017 for 100 cities across America. Exactly 10 of those cities saw an increase of 50 percent or more.
Click through to see where home values have increased the most during and after the Great Recession.
This article originally appeared on GOBankingRates.com: 10 Cities That Survived the Last Housing Crash
