Denver got a shout out from Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman during CNBC’s “Power Lunch” on the “mass exodus” of tech companies and talent from Silicon Valley.

“Google employs more engineers outside of Silicon Valley than it does in Silicon Valley. And if Google can’t afford Silicon Valley, then no one can,” Kelman said on the show Wednesday. “I think that’s a harbinger of things to come. The tech companies, the Wall Street companies, they’re chasing talent. The talent is chasing affordable housing.”

And the top cities to find affordable housing? Or, as anchor Melissa Lee asked Kelman, the hottest city to invest in a home right now?

“Seattle, San Antonio, Dallas, Denver, Houston,” he said. “Houston got flooded and it’s still going to be hot. People are crazy, nothing will stop them from going to a place where they can really afford a large home.”

Redfin, a real estate brokerage, recently ranked Denver’s Athmar Park the 25th most competitive neighborhood in the U.S. for bidding wars by homebuyers. The rest were in San Jose, Boston and Seattle. For the region, however, only 27.5 percent of Denver homes represented by Redfin agents had bidding wars in 2017, which was below the national average of 50.1 percent.

Watch: RedFin CEO Kelman: Here are where the housing markets will be strongest in 2018 from CNBC.