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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21. Massachusetts
> Most expensive housing market: Nantucket County
> Median home price: $977,237
> Median mortgage payment: $3,949
> Median household income: $89,428 (State: $75,297)
> Pct. homes valued $1,000,000+: 47.1%
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22. Michigan
> Most expensive housing market: Leelanau County
> Median home price: $281,979
> Median mortgage payment: $1,140
> Median household income: $59,018 (State: $52,492)
> Pct. homes valued $1,000,000+: 6.4%
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23. Minnesota
> Most expensive housing market: Carver County
> Median home price: $329,383
> Median mortgage payment: $1,331
> Median household income: $88,638 (State: $65,599)
> Pct. homes valued $1,000,000+: 1.7%
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24. Mississippi
> Most expensive housing market: Madison County
> Median home price: $215,215
> Median mortgage payment: $870
> Median household income: $65,924 (State: $41,754)
> Pct. homes valued $1,000,000+: 2.8%
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25. Missouri
> Most expensive housing market: Platte County
> Median home price: $222,358
> Median mortgage payment: $899
> Median household income: $70,879 (State: $51,746)
> Pct. homes valued $1,000,000+: 0.7%
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