The report by the business school at Florida Atlantic university suggests that home prices in San Antonio are 31.3% above the historical implied price.
In common with other U.S. cities, home values in San Antonio have increased dramatically over the last two years. However, the average single-family home in the Alamo City could be overvalued by as much as 31.3%, according to a recent reportAcademics at Florida Atlantic University's College of Business calculate how"overpriced" or"underpriced" home prices are in America's 100 largest housing markets, and publish their findings at the end of every month.
Still, that prospective overvaluation only makes the Alamo City the 45th most overvalued market in the nation. Researchers reported that homes in Austin are overvalued by as much as 67% — the second most overvalued market in the country, just behind Boise, Idaho. Dallas-Fort Worth came in at No. 18, with homes overvalued by 48.35%, while homes in Houston were overvalued by 29.41%.
The argument by academics at FAU that most homes in the U.S. are astronomically overvalued is supported by Moody's Analytics. Unlike FAU's report, the bond rating agency compared whether local incomes could afford the price of local homes. According to the