Special Report
States Where Families Pay the Most for Housing
April 8, 2022 12:00 pm
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30. Louisiana
> Est. annual housing costs: $11,046
> Median family income: $65,427 (5th lowest)
> Homeownership rate: 66.6% (25th highest)
> Median home value: $168,100 (14th lowest)
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29. South Carolina
> Est. annual housing costs: $11,096
> Median family income: $68,813 (10th lowest)
> Homeownership rate: 70.1% (12th highest)
> Median home value: $170,100 (15th lowest)
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28. North Carolina
> Est. annual housing costs: $11,360
> Median family income: $70,978 (13th lowest)
> Homeownership rate: 65.7% (15th lowest)
> Median home value: $182,100 (19th lowest)
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27. Michigan
> Est. annual housing costs: $11,467
> Median family income: $75,470 (21st lowest)
> Homeownership rate: 71.7% (4th highest)
> Median home value: $162,600 (11th lowest)
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26. Georgia
> Est. annual housing costs: $12,152
> Median family income: $74,127 (19th lowest)
> Homeownership rate: 64.0% (12th lowest)
> Median home value: $190,200 (23rd lowest)
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