Housing Rankings

How the top 100 U.S. metros compare across key housing metrics.

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The gap between America's most and least affordable metros has never been wider. In the cheapest metros, median homes cost under $150K. In the most expensive, they exceed $1 million — a 7× spread that shapes who can live where.
#MetroHome PriceRentIncomeScore
1JohnstownPA$122K$725$56K98
2BeckleyWV$120K$838$52K97
3ElmiraNY$140K$1,013$60K97
4PeoriaIL$161K$899$69K97
5Weirton-SteubenvilleWV$126K$760$53K96
6BinghamtonNY$157K$921$64K95
7Davenport-Moline-Rock IslandIA$177K$919$71K95
8EnidOK$161K$943$63K95
9MuncieIN$140K$878$55K95
10PaducahKY$158K$754$62K95
11RockfordIL$170K$991$67K95
12SaginawMI$146K$917$59K95
13Bay CityMI$156K$811$59K93
14BloomingtonIL$211K$1,013$77K93
15KankakeeIL$183K$1,058$67K93
16LimaOH$180K$941$67K93
17MidlandMI$196K$894$73K93
18Sioux CityIA$192K$1,019$71K93
19St. JosephMO$172K$898$63K93
20Terre HauteIN$140K$879$51K93
21WheelingWV$161K$777$59K93
22Wichita FallsTX$172K$954$64K93
23Battle CreekMI$164K$906$58K92
24Beaumont-Port ArthurTX$174K$1,100$63K92
25Huntington-AshlandWV$160K$831$58K92