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You can buy a sprawling mansion for less than $1M in these 5 US cities

New reports highlight a widening divide in the US luxury real estate market, contrasting soaring prices in Florida with affordable high-end options in Detroit.

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A disparity in luxury home pricing across the United States has emerged in recent reports. While metropolitan areas like Tampa and Miami are experiencing significant growth in luxury home values, Detroit and its surrounding suburbs maintain lower entry points for similar properties.

Coverage from NewsRadio WFLA, Yahoo Finance, Crain's Detroit, UrbanTurf, and the New York Post points to a shrinking inventory of luxury homes priced under $1 million. Reports emphasize that South Florida luxury premiums remain a focus for industry entities like Rocket Companies and Redfin.

Market watchers are monitoring the list of metros where luxury housing remains available for under $1 million. Whether the availability of these lower-priced options will continue to contract in additional cities remains to be seen.

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Quick answers

Which cities are seeing the highest luxury home price growth?

According to reports, Tampa and Miami are leading the United States in luxury home price growth.

Where are the most affordable 'luxury' homes currently located?

Detroit and its neighboring suburbs are identified as offering the cheapest luxury homes in the nation.

Is the market for luxury homes under $1 million growing?

No, coverage indicates that the list of metropolitan areas where a luxury home costs less than $1 million is shrinking.

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