Special Report
25 Least Affordable Housing Markets
October 29, 2016 9:00 am
Last Updated: January 13, 2020 1:46 am
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20. San Diego County, California
> Median home sale price: $465,000
> Median monthly pmt.: $2,988
> Monthly wage: $4,801
> Homeownership rate: 52.0%
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19. El Dorado County, California
> Median home sale price: $392,750
> Median monthly pmt.: $2,524
> Monthly wage: $3,809
> Homeownership rate: 78.4%
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18. Los Angeles County, California
> Median home sale price: $490,000
> Median monthly pmt.: $3,149
> Monthly wage: $4,931
> Homeownership rate: 45.1%
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17. Santa Barbara County, California
> Median home sale price: $480,000
> Median monthly pmt.: $3,084
> Monthly wage: $4,043
> Homeownership rate: 51.3%
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16. Alameda County, California
> Median home sale price: $620,000
> Median monthly pmt.: $3,984
> Monthly wage: $5,863
> Homeownership rate: 52.5%
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