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Everyone's predicting a housing craft in 2025, but based on job data, population trends,

or wage growth, these 15 cities are about to pull an Austin-style boom. I mean, city number one, seeing wage growth. These 15th cities are about to pull in Austin-style bruling.

I mean, city number one is seeing wage growth, 300% above the national average.

And the other 14, there's nowhere but up for them, even if the rest of the country crashes.

So you ready?

Number 15, Columbia, South Carolina.

Major insurance companies like Colonial Life and Blue Cross Blue Shield, they're all expanding their operations there. The University of South Carolina is partnering with Boeing for a new research campus, creating hundreds of engineering jobs. The best part, Columbia ranks in the top 20% of U.S. cities for housing affordability, with the median home price still under $225,000.

Number 14. Greenville, South Carolina.

BMW just announced a $1.7 billion expansion of their manufacturing plan.

And companies like Michelin and GE, they're all following suit, transforming the city into a major

manufacturing hub.

The median house price here is 265,000,

making it one of the most affordable growing markets in the southeast. Number 13, Oklahoma City.

Amazon's new $400 million fulfillment center, that's just the start. Boeing is expanding its

aerospace campus, adding 800 new jobs. With Google building a $600 million data center nearby,

tech jobs are growing 40% faster than the national average.

Plus, it ranks as the third most affordable major housing market in the country.

Number 12, Boise, Idaho.

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