Metro Area Housing Data

Compare affordability across the top 100 U.S. metro areas.

102 metros

Dayton

Ohio

$185K

$900

29.5%

$52K

Wichita

$195K

$900

27.0%

$58K

Fort Wayne

$210K

$950

27.0%

$57K

Cleveland

$195K

$950

31.5%

$54K

Oklahoma City

$215K

$1K

28.0%

$59K

Rochester

$195K

$1K

30.5%

$59K

Tulsa

$200K

$1K

28.5%

$56K

Syracuse

$190K

$1K

31.5%

$56K

Fargo

$280K

$1K

26.0%

$64K

St. Louis

$220K

$1K

28.5%

$62K

Buffalo

$210K

$1K

31.0%

$58K

Des Moines

$240K

$1K

26.5%

$68K

Little Rock

$210K

$950

28.5%

$56K

Jackson

$175K

$900

31.0%

$48K

Detroit

$220K

$1K

31.0%

$60K

Pittsburgh

$220K

$1K

29.5%

$60K

Omaha

$260K

$1K

27.5%

$68K

Cincinnati

$255K

$1K

29.0%

$64K

Kansas City

$270K

$1K

28.5%

$66K

Birmingham

$240K

$1K

30.5%

$56K

Sioux Falls

$300K

$1K

27.0%

$65K

Indianapolis

$270K

$1K

30.0%

$61K

Milwaukee

$270K

$1K

31.5%

$58K

Memphis

$225K

$1K

33.5%

$53K

Louisville

$255K

$1K

29.5%

$58K

Baton Rouge

$235K

$1K

31.0%

$55K

Huntsville

$310K

$1K

28.5%

$67K

Albany

$280K

$1K

30.5%

$67K

Columbia

$260K

$1K

31.5%

$57K

Greensboro

$255K

$1K

32.0%

$54K

Columbus

$300K

$1K

30.5%

$66K

El Paso

$230K

$1K

32.5%

$49K

Lexington

$280K

$1K

30.0%

$59K

Chattanooga

$300K

$1K

30.5%

$57K

Minneapolis-St. Paul

$360K

$1K

29.0%

$82K

Grand Rapids

$300K

$1K

30.0%

$62K

Knoxville

$320K

$1K

31.0%

$56K

Greenville

$300K

$1K

31.0%

$58K

Chicago

$330K

$1K

32.5%

$75K

San Antonio

$290K

$1K

32.5%

$59K

Virginia Beach-Norfolk

$320K

$1K

32.0%

$67K

Richmond

$340K

$1K

31.0%

$68K

Springfield

$290K

$1K

35.5%

$56K

Philadelphia

$310K

$1K

33.0%

$71K

Hartford

$310K

$1K

32.0%

$76K

Albuquerque

$310K

$1K

32.0%

$55K

Madison

$380K

$1K

28.5%

$74K

Savannah

$310K

$1K

33.5%

$57K

Wilmington

$340K

$1K

31.5%

$69K

Houston

$320K

$1K

33.0%

$66K

Fort Worth

$340K

$1K

31.0%

$67K

Anchorage

$370K

$1K

30.0%

$78K

Durham-Chapel Hill

$380K

$1K

31.0%

$68K

Baltimore

$350K

$2K

33.5%

$78K

Atlanta

$380K

$2K

33.5%

$72K

Charlotte

$380K

$2K

32.0%

$68K

Raleigh

$420K

$2K

30.0%

$79K

Tucson

$340K

$1K

34.5%

$55K

Myrtle Beach

$320K

$1K

34.0%

$52K

Dallas-Fort Worth

$380K

$2K

31.5%

$73K

Jacksonville

$350K

$2K

34.5%

$62K

New Orleans

$280K

$1K

37.0%

$49K

Bakersfield

$350K

$1K

36.0%

$56K

Spokane

$390K

$1K

33.5%

$59K

Charleston

$400K

$2K

33.5%

$65K

Nashville

$440K

$2K

33.0%

$67K

Providence

$420K

$1K

35.5%

$65K

Colorado Springs

$440K

$2K

32.0%

$70K

Worcester

$420K

$2K

35.0%

$67K

Salem

$400K

$1K

34.0%

$59K

Manchester

$440K

$2K

31.5%

$77K

Phoenix

$440K

$2K

34.5%

$68K

Austin

$480K

$2K

32.5%

$78K

Las Vegas

$420K

$2K

36.5%

$61K

Salt Lake City

$530K

$2K

31.0%

$76K

Fresno

$380K

$1K

38.5%

$55K

Boise

$460K

$1K

32.0%

$67K

Eugene

$420K

$1K

36.0%

$56K

Burlington

$420K

$2K

35.0%

$66K

Portland ME

$440K

$2K

34.0%

$66K

Orlando

$385K

$2K

38.0%

$60K

Washington DC

$560K

$2K

34.0%

$107K

Riverside-San Bernardino

$530K

$2K

37.0%

$67K

Tampa

$380K

$2K

37.5%

$59K

Reno

$520K

$2K

35.0%

$68K

Santa Fe

$520K

$1K

33.0%

$58K

Denver

$580K

$2K

33.5%

$83K

Portland

$530K

$2K

34.0%

$77K

Sacramento

$540K

$2K

35.0%

$74K

Bridgeport-Stamford

$550K

$2K

34.0%

$94K

Newark

$510K

$2K

37.0%

$82K

Seattle

$750K

$2K

33.5%

$103K

Bend

$650K

$2K

35.0%

$68K

Boston

$680K

$2K

36.0%

$97K

Boulder

$720K

$2K

34.0%

$86K

San Diego

$870K

$2K

38.0%

$86K

Miami

$580K

$2K

45.0%

$55K

New York

$680K

$2K

41.5%

$76K

San Jose

$1.4M

$3K

33.0%

$131K

Los Angeles

$920K

$2K

43.0%

$76K

San Francisco

$1.2M

$3K

35.5%

$119K

Honolulu

$880K

$2K

42.0%

$85K