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How Much Home You Can Buy For $200k in Every State
March 6, 2020 4:42 pm
Last Updated: March 19, 2020 4:23 pm
6. Colorado
> Typical size of a $200k home: 1,356 sq. feet (9th smallest)
> Size of typical home in Colorado: 2,052 sq. feet (2nd largest)
> Median home value: $401,891 (5th highest)
> Median household income: $71,953 (11th highest)
> Rooms in a typical home: 5.7 rooms (16th highest – tied)
7. Connecticut
> Typical size of a $200k home: 1,423 sq. feet (11th smallest)
> Size of typical home in Connecticut: 1,722 sq. feet (23rd smallest)
> Median home value: $255,795 (22nd highest)
> Median household income: $76,348 (5th highest)
> Rooms in a typical home: 5.6 rooms (21st highest – tied)
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8. Delaware
> Typical size of a $200k home: 1,552 sq. feet (15th smallest)
> Size of typical home in Delaware: 1,798 sq. feet (16th largest)
> Median home value: $255,997 (21st highest)
> Median household income: $64,805 (16th highest)
> Rooms in a typical home: 6.2 rooms (2nd highest – tied)
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9. Florida
> Typical size of a $200k home: 1,600 sq. feet (18th smallest – tied)
> Size of typical home in Florida: 1,621 sq. feet (9th smallest)
> Median home value: $247,841 (24th highest)
> Median household income: $55,462 (14th lowest)
> Rooms in a typical home: 5.1 rooms (5th lowest )
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10. Georgia
> Typical size of a $200k home: 2,120 sq. feet (4th largest)
> Size of typical home in Georgia: 1,948 sq. feet (5th largest)
> Median home value: $202,914 (19th lowest)
> Median household income: $58,756 (23rd lowest)
> Rooms in a typical home: 5.9 rooms (8th highest – tied)
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