Special Report
Most Expensive Housing Market in Every State
August 9, 2018 8:42 am
Last Updated: March 13, 2020 5:54 pm
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6. Colorado
> Most expensive housing market: Pitkin County
> Median home price: $748,919
> Median mortgage payment: $3,027
> Median household income: $69,789 (State: $65,685)
> Pct. homes valued $1,000,000+: 33.7%
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7. Connecticut
> Most expensive housing market: Fairfield County
> Median home price: $429,548
> Median mortgage payment: $1,736
> Median household income: $86,670 (State: $73,433)
> Pct. homes valued $1,000,000+: 14.2%
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8. Delaware
> Most expensive housing market: New Castle County
> Median home price: $276,771
> Median mortgage payment: $1,119
> Median household income: $66,283 (State: $61,757)
> Pct. homes valued $1,000,000+: 1.0%
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9. Florida
> Most expensive housing market: Monroe County
> Median home price: $454,051
> Median mortgage payment: $1,835
> Median household income: $60,303 (State: $50,860)
> Pct. homes valued $1,000,000+: 10.5%
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10. Georgia
> Most expensive housing market: Forsyth County
> Median home price: $346,839
> Median mortgage payment: $1,402
> Median household income: $91,842 (State: $53,559)
> Pct. homes valued $1,000,000+: 0.9%
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