13 places in the US where it's probably not worth investing in real estate for the next decade
Hot real estate markets aren't forever.
With changes in the way people work, live, and spend, some US markets that were once hot are cooling off.
Markets seeing quick declines include neighborhoods in Silicon Valley, San Francisco, and Seattle, along with neighborhoods in Miami Beach, Florida and Chicago, Illinois.
These changes probably mean you'll want to look elsewhere to invest in real estate in the near future, but markets are cyclical, and home values are changing all the time.
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