Where I'm at the suburbs never stopped being attractive. The city is still growing and attractive. And both fit a certain lifestyle. Apartments in the city are

Where I'm at the suburbs never stopped being attractive. The city is still growing and attractive. And both fit a certain lifestyle. Apartments in the city are approaching half a million $. Small, older, technically starter houses, near the city are approaching half a million $. Large suburban homes far outside the city, still half a million $. Realtors were expecting a glut of suburban housing after the financial crisis. And while foreclosures did spike during the crisis it never really turned into an epidemic. The purchase time frame increased as buyers had to meet new qualifications but the demand didn't drop. But this is the case for the SE United States. Midwest and flyover states in small towns are having a much harder time. But they're impacted more by their location rather than if it is urban or suburban zones.