by Broderick Perkins
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Deadline Newsroom - Austin, TX is No. 1.
San Antonio, TX is right up there too.
And so are Huntsville, AL; Raleigh, NC; and Washington, D.C.
If you are looking for a hot housing market, the South is rising again and the Lone Star State promises big things, according to Hanley Wood, a respected construction media outlet.
We'll spare you the full how-they-did-it details, and link you right to The 20 Healthiest Housing Markets for 2010 for the inside scoop, but based on projections for household formations, resale values, and job and income growth -- with some "secret sauce" (Really. HW said that.) thrown in, HW came up with the towns most likely to emerge strongest from the extended, headachy, housing hangover.
(Hint: When you get to the full story, it reads like a countdown from No. 20. Instead, read it backwards, starting with Page 10 to get right to the top of the list.)
Without further ado, for Hanley Wood's Top 10 Healthiest Housing Markets for 2010, the envelope please.
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