11 cities with year-over-year price decreases
-29.5%
Biggest Drop
-17.3%
Avg Decline
Price drops can signal buying opportunities. These markets may offer better negotiating leverage and more affordable entry points compared to last year.
| # | City | YoY Change | Median Price | Days on Market | Months Supply |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Cassville | -29.5% | $233K | 56 days | 2.2 mo |
| 2 | Weirton | -26.7% | $132K | 69 days | 3.5 mo |
| 3 | Vienna | -26.0% | $135K | 66 days | 4.3 mo |
| 4 | Elkins | -23.1% | $110K | 84 days | 4.8 mo |
| 5 | Parkersburg | -21.4% | $135K | 56 days | 2.7 mo |
| 6 | Moundsville | -20.4% | $92K | 40 days | 2.8 mo |
| 7 | St. Albans | -13.0% | $150K | 26 days | 1.3 mo |
| 8 | Morgantown | -11.6% | $221K | 73 days | 4.8 mo |
| 9 | Charleston | -7.1% | $177K | 28 days | 3.6 mo |
| 10 | Bridgeport | -6.1% | $312K | 108 days | 2.6 mo |
| 11 | Ranson | -5.4% | $315K | 39 days | 2.2 mo |
11 cities in West Virginia are experiencing year-over-year price declines. The largest drop is in Cassville at -29.5%.
Price drops can create buying opportunities, but timing the market is difficult. Work with a local agent who understands whether a market is stabilizing or may continue to decline.
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