The Fastest Growing Housing Markets in the U.S.
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This graphic shows the top 10 fastest-growing housing markets in the U.S., based on the growth of their housing stock between 2013 and 2022. Housing stock refers to the total number of homes (houses and apartments) within an area.
All figures were sourced from a StorageCafe analysis of U.S. Census data.
Data and Highlights
The following table lists the data featured in this graphic.
City10-Yr Housing Stock Growth (%)10-Yr Population Change (%)Population in 2022
Vineyard, UT7204%7054%12,663
Blackwells Mills, NJ1980%2292%10,047
Fulshear, TX1138%1200%21,552
Woodbridge, VA692%838%42,619
Nocatee, FL382%391%22,950
Niskayuna, NY368%319%20,629
Horizon West, FL234%285%58,595
Celina, TX233%237%21,501
Melissa, TX228%192%15,244
Palmview, TX215%175%15,245
Vineyard, Utah takes the top spot with remarkable 7,000% growth in both housing stock and population. A big driver of this growth is the city’s close proximity to Utah’s “Silicon Slopes” region, a growing hub for tech businesses.
Prominent companies in the region include Adobe, which opened a futuristic 280,000 square feet campus in 2013. Microsoft, Oracle, Google, and Facebook (Meta) also have offices in Utah.
Meanwhile, Horizon West, Florida has the largest population among this ranking. The area is considered a “master-planned community”, which is a large-scale neighborhood that was planned from the outset to include homes, recreational facilities, schools, and more. The goal is to create a self-sustaining community where residents do not need to leave the area frequently.
Given Horizon West’s 2022 population of 58,595 people, we can determine that its population 10 years ago was 15,219 (+285% growth).
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