Housing

These Are the Most Affordable Housing Markets

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Housing affordability has been a sore subject for some time, with home prices growth have far outpacing wage growth in recent years. And with interest rates near highs not seen in decades, affordability has further worsened. The good news is that in the past two quarters, home affordability has improved, according to real estate data company ATTOM. The bad news is that affordability remains near the worst levels in 15 years as home prices stay close to all-time highs.

Further, major expenses on median-priced homes accounted for 32.3% of the average national wage in the first quarter, well above common 28% lending guidelines, ATTOM notes, meaning that homeownership remains difficult for average workers. Still, there are some housing markets that are quite affordable

To find the most affordable housing markets in the U.S., 24/7 Wall St. reviewed data from ATTOM’s 2024 U.S. Home Affordability Report. ATTOM analyzed median home prices and average wage data (from the Bureau of Labor Statistics) in 590 U.S. counties to find the percentage of average wages needed to pay for major expenses on a median-priced home with a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage and a 20% down payment. 24/7 Wall St. listed here the 50 counties where the lowest percentage of wages is required to afford a median-priced home.

Among the 50 most affordable counties, major expenses on median-priced homes account for as low as 11.9% of the local average wage to as high as 19.9% — considerably lower than the 32.3% of wages home expenses account for nationwide. In fact, in 26 of these affordable counties, home prices are not outpacing wages. (Also see: This City Has the Most Expensive Houses in America.)

Where are these counties? Well, no county on this list is in the West region. However, 23 are in the South (including five in Alabama and four in Louisiana), 16 are in the Midwest (including six in Michigan and five in Illinois), and 11 are in the Northeast (including eight in Pennsylvania). While home prices in these counties tend to be among the lowest, annualized wages are not necessarily as low.

The most populous counties on the list are home to over 1 million residents and include such metro areas as Detroit, Philadelphia, Cleveland, and Pittsburgh. Other large metros in the counties on the list include Memphis, Tennessee; Birmingham, Alabama; Baltimore; Toledo, Ohio; Mobile, Alabama; Flint, Michigan, and St. Louis.

50. Genesee, Michigan

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  • County seat: Flint
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 19.90%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $146,000 (#40 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: -3%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $53,144 (#143 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +1%
  • County population: 405,280

49. Jackson, Michigan

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  • County seat: Jackson
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 19.90%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $168,000 (#61 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: +19%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $59,436 (#272 highest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +3%
  • County population: 160,637

48. Oneida, New York

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  • County seat: Utica
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 19.90%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $169,161 (#63 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: +13%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $58,253 (#283 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +6%
  • County population: 231,055

47. Trumbull, Ohio

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  • County seat: Warren
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 19.80%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $134,943 (#20 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: +2%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $48,607 (#41 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +3%
  • County population: 201,749

46. Bibb, Georgia

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  • County seat: Macon
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 19.80%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $145,000 (#37 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: +23%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $52,481 (#122 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +2%
  • County population: 156,554

45. Midland, Texas

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  • County seat: Midland
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 19.80%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $271,910 (#235 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: -15%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $91,611 (#18 highest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +7%
  • County population: 169,393

44. Houston, Alabama

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  • County seat: Dothan
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 19.70%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $161,041 (#53 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: +1%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $51,467 (#94 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +2%
  • County population: 107,040

43. Rapides, Louisiana

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  • County seat: Alexandria
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 19.40%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $142,750 (#31 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: -8%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $49,023 (#50 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +2%
  • County population: 129,536

42. Sangamon, Illinois

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  • County seat: Springfield
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 19.10%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $155,000 (#43 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: +16%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $64,415 (#186 highest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +2%
  • County population: 196,122

41. Aiken, South Carolina

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  • County seat: Aiken
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 19.00%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $179,950 (#76 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: 0%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $59,904 (#255 highest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +4%
  • County population: 169,865

40. Blair, Pennsylvania

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  • County seat: Hollidaysburg
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 18.80%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $133,950 (#17 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: +6%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $50,583 (#75 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +1%
  • County population: 122,640

39. Potter, Texas

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  • County seat: Amarillo
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 18.80%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $146,519 (#41 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: +9%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $57,525 (#266 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +3%
  • County population: 117,905

38. La Salle, Illinois

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  • County seat: Ottawa
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 18.50%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $135,000 (#21 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: +15%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $55,016 (#188 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +3%
  • County population: 109,495

37. Jefferson, Texas

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  • County seat: Beaumont
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 18.50%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $161,250 (#54 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: -4%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $65,611 (#170 highest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +4%
  • County population: 254,942

36. Sumter, South Carolina

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  • County seat: Sumter
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 18.40%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $141,500 (#28 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: -8%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $50,063 (#65 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +5%
  • County population: 105,199

35. Ingham, Michigan

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  • County seat: Mason
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 18.40%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $161,000 (#52 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: +11%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $65,650 (#169 highest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +2%
  • County population: 282,540

34. Washington, Pennsylvania

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  • County seat: Washington
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 18.40%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $173,000 (#68 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: -4%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $69,303 (#113 highest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +3%
  • County population: 209,631

33. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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  • County seat: Philadelphia
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 18.40%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $210,000 (#127 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: +8%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $79,924 (#50 highest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +1%
  • County population: 1,593,208

32. Baltimore City, Maryland

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  • County seat: Baltimore
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 18.30%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $195,000 (#95 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: +3%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $79,989 (#49 highest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +1%
  • County population: 584,548

31. Mercer, Pennsylvania

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  • County seat: Mercer
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 18.30%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $134,190 (#18 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: +28%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $51,597 (#98 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +2%
  • County population: 110,600

30. Allen, Ohio

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  • County seat: Lima
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 18.10%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $142,500 (#30 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: +2%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $55,016 (#188 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +3%
  • County population: 102,087

29. Comanche, Oklahoma

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  • County seat: Lawton
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 18.00%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $124,000 (#8 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: -1%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $47,970 (#34 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +3%
  • County population: 121,777

29. Lucas, Ohio

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  • County seat: Toledo
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 16.90%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $133,000 (#16 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: +11%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $59,384 (#274 highest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +2%
  • County population: 430,014

28. Muscogee, Georgia

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  • County seat: Columbus
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 17.90%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $136,750 (#24 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: -2%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $52,299 (#115 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: 0%
  • County population: 204,572

27. Delaware, Indiana

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  • County seat: Muncie
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 17.70%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $128,847 (#13 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: +3%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $49,660 (#61 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: 0%
  • County population: 112,156

26. Calhoun, Alabama

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  • County seat: Anniston
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 17.70%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $135,562 (#23 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: +7%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $48,984 (#46 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +6%
  • County population: 116,162

25. Cuyahoga, Ohio

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  • County seat: Cleveland
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 17.70%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $160,000 (#50 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: 0%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $70,928 (#96 highest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +1%
  • County population: 1,256,620

24. Calcasieu, Louisiana

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  • County seat: Lake Charles
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 17.70%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $164,751 (#57 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: -6%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $60,515 (#241 highest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +1%
  • County population: 210,770

23. Terrebonne, Louisiana

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  • County seat: Houma
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 17.50%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $160,980 (#51 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: +5%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $59,774 (#260 highest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +4%
  • County population: 108,862

22. Shelby, Tennessee

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  • County seat: Memphis
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 17.30%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $166,666 (#60 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: -6%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $68,614 (#123 highest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +1%
  • County population: 926,440

21. Allegheny, Pennsylvania

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  • County seat: Pittsburgh
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 17.30%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $175,000 (#71 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: -2%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $75,192 (#64 highest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +2%
  • County population: 1,245,310

20. Chautauqua, New York

The Chautauqua Institution in Upstate New York
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  • County seat: Mayville
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 17.20%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $122,500 (#7 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: +3%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $50,206 (#68 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +3%
  • County population: 127,440

18. Fayette, Pennsylvania

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  • County seat: Uniontown
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 16.90%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $114,500 (#5 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: 0%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $49,010 (#48 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +3%
  • County population: 128,417

17. Caddo, Louisiana

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  • County seat: Shreveport
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 16.80%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $132,500 (#15 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: 0%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $55,900 (#221 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +3%
  • County population: 236,259

16. Calhoun, Michigan

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  • County seat: Marshall
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 16.50%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $142,000 (#29 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: +4%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $61,932 (#218 highest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +1%
  • County population: 134,011

15. Kanawha, West Virginia

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  • County seat: Charleston
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 16.20%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $140,500 (#27 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: -1%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $57,915 (#274 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +3%
  • County population: 179,895

14. Saginaw, Michigan

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  • County seat: Saginaw
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 15.80%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $125,000 (#10 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: +8%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $56,979 (#250 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +3%
  • County population: 189,821

13. Richmond, Georgia

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  • County seat: Augusta
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 15.50%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $128,304 (#12 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: -18%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $56,381 (#234 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +2%
  • County population: 206,153

12. Montgomery, Alabama

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  • County seat: Montgomery
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 15.40%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $134,500 (#19 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: +3%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $58,188 (#279 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +4%
  • County population: 228,132

11. Mobile, Alabama

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  • County seat: Mobile
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 15.40%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $138,100 (#25 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: -18%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $58,695 (#292 highest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +3%
  • County population: 413,878

10. Saint Louis City, Missouri

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  • County seat: St. Louis
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 15.00%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $162,000 (#55 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: +1%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $75,400 (#63 highest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +4%
  • County population: 298,018

9. Rock Island, Illinois

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  • County seat: Rock Island
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 14.80%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $125,000 (#10 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: +10%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $67,977 (#133 highest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: 0%
  • County population: 143,819

8. Oswego, New York

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  • County seat: Oswego
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 14.70%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $124,250 (#9 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: +4%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $59,579 (#265 highest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +5%
  • County population: 118,037

7. Robeson, North Carolina

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  • County seat: Lumberton
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 14.50%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $96,020 (#3 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: -6%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $43,979 (#3 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +2%
  • County population: 117,573

6. Wayne, Michigan

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  • County seat: Detroit
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 13.30%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $135,000 (#21 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: +2%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $73,203 (#83 highest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +2%
  • County population: 1,781,641

5. Peoria, Illinois

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  • County seat: Peoria
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 12.90%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $115,750 (#6 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: +13%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $71,591 (#90 highest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +2%
  • County population: 181,186

4. Cambria, Pennsylvania

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  • County seat: Ebensburg
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 12.70%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $85,000 (#1 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: +42%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $47,281 (#26 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +3%
  • County population: 133,263

3. Jefferson, Alabama

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  • County seat: Birmingham
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 12.50%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $129,000 (#14 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: -24%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $68,510 (#125 highest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +2%
  • County population: 672,265

2. Schuylkill, Pennsylvania

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  • County seat: Pottsville
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 12.10%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $86,000 (#2 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: +9%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $52,052 (#109 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +2%
  • County population: 143,201

1. Macon, Illinois

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  • County seat: Decatur
  • Pct. of annualized wage needed to buy a median priced home: 11.90%
  • Median home sales price, Q1 2024: $99,000 (#4 lowest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in sales price: +12%
  • Annualized weekly wages: $67,327 (#143 highest of 590 counties)
  • Year-over-year change in wages: +5%
  • County population: 103,542

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