Housing Affordability by State

Explore housing data for all 50 states and DC. Click any state for details.

West Virginia

Home Price

$145K

$800

27.0%

73.0%

Iowa

$200K

$900

26.0%

71.0%

Arkansas

$185K

$850

27.8%

66.2%

North Dakota

$245K

$950

25.5%

62.0%

Mississippi

$170K

$850

29.5%

66.2%

Oklahoma

$195K

$950

28.0%

66.0%

Kansas

$215K

$950

27.0%

66.3%

Alabama

$220K

$950

28.5%

69.3%

Nebraska

$230K

$1K

27.0%

66.6%

Indiana

$230K

$1K

28.0%

69.1%

Kentucky

$210K

$900

28.5%

67.3%

Missouri

$225K

$1K

28.5%

66.5%

Ohio

$220K

$950

29.5%

66.0%

Michigan

$235K

$1K

30.0%

71.0%

South Dakota

$280K

$950

26.5%

68.0%

Louisiana

$210K

$1K

31.5%

66.0%

Wisconsin

$275K

$1K

29.0%

67.0%

South Carolina

$300K

$1K

31.0%

68.5%

New Mexico

$290K

$1K

30.0%

67.5%

Pennsylvania

$270K

$1K

31.5%

68.8%

Tennessee

$320K

$1K

30.5%

66.5%

Georgia

$320K

$1K

32.5%

63.3%

Minnesota

$340K

$1K

29.0%

71.6%

North Carolina

$340K

$1K

31.5%

65.5%

Wyoming

$320K

$1K

27.5%

70.0%

Alaska

$340K

$1K

30.2%

64.0%

Illinois

$265K

$1K

32.5%

65.4%

Delaware

$350K

$1K

31.5%

70.0%

Maine

$365K

$1K

32.0%

73.0%

Texas

$340K

$1K

32.0%

62.0%

Virginia

$400K

$2K

31.0%

66.3%

Connecticut

$385K

$1K

33.0%

66.1%

Idaho

$440K

$1K

31.0%

71.0%

Maryland

$410K

$2K

33.5%

66.8%

Montana

$450K

$1K

30.5%

68.0%

New Hampshire

$440K

$2K

31.0%

71.0%

Arizona

$420K

$2K

34.1%

65.8%

Vermont

$380K

$1K

33.5%

72.0%

Colorado

$540K

$2K

33.8%

65.2%

Rhode Island

$435K

$1K

35.0%

62.0%

Utah

$510K

$2K

31.0%

70.0%

Nevada

$440K

$2K

36.0%

56.0%

New Jersey

$490K

$2K

36.0%

63.8%

Oregon

$500K

$2K

35.5%

62.0%

Florida

$405K

$2K

37.8%

66.0%

Washington

$600K

$2K

35.0%

63.5%

Massachusetts

$600K

$2K

36.5%

62.1%

District of Columbia

$650K

$2K

38.0%

42.0%

New York

$450K

$2K

39.5%

53.5%

California

$785K

$2K

40.5%

55.5%

Hawaii

$900K

$2K

42.0%

59.0%