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In the highly segmented U.S. housing market, some regions have faired considerably better than others, according to CNBC. In several cities listed here, foreclosure re-sales are between 80 percent to 90 percent lower than the national average of 22.9 percent, and all but one city has an unemployment rate below 9 percent.
Although no place in the U.S. truly escaped the housing bust and the resulting recession, the cities listed here have appreciated by an average of 3 percent, with some doing considerably better.
The ten cities are:
- Fayetteville, N.C.
- Oklahoma City, Okla.
- Tulsa, Okla.
- Little Rock, Arkansas
- Yakima, Wash.
- Pittsburgh, Penn.
- Rochester, N.Y.
- Durham, N.C.
- Knoxville, Tenn.
- Greenville, S.C.
For more information: www.cnbc.com/id/43738848?slide=1
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