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Zillow flags surprising shift spreading fast in U.S. housing market

A record 242 U.S. cities now have starter homes costing $1 million or more, according to Zillow.

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📍 How it ended

Zillow flagged a fast-spreading shift in the U.S. housing market. A record 242 cities now have starter homes costing $1 million, including three Colorado municipalities and various cities in the Northeast.

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The brief

The U.S. housing market is seeing a rapid shift as the price of starter homes reaches $1 million in an increasing number of cities. This trend is impacting millennial parents in the Northeast and has reached three municipalities in Colorado.

Coverage from Zillow, Axios, Fortune, thestreet.com, and The Denver Post emphasizes the scale of this shift, noting that the number of cities reaching this price threshold has hit a record high. Future developments depend on whether this trend continues to spread to more cities beyond the current record of 242.

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Quick answers

How many U.S. cities now have starter homes costing $1 million?

According to Zillow, a record 242 cities have reached this level.

Which specific regions are mentioned as being affected?

Coverage highlights the Northeast, specifically for millennial parents, and three municipalities in Colorado.

Who is reporting on this housing market shift?

Reports come from Zillow, Axios, Fortune, thestreet.com, and The Denver Post.

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