Morris: Austin, Tampa, Miami, Orlando, and Dallas Led 2026 Price Drops
Paul Mark Morris · MARKET CRISIS: Will the Housing Market Survive the Coming Storm? · Jun 23, 2026 · at 6:58
Real estate investor and host Paul Mark Morris analyzes regional divergences across U.S. real estate markets.
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“And the five markets that took the hit the most in 20, 26 so far are Tampa, Austin, Austin leading the pack, Tampa, Miami, Orlando, and Dallas. Those are the five markets that have decelerated the most, that prices have gone down the most.”
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