Post on 14-Apr-2017
10 Most Affordable Housing Markets
United States
Median Family Income: $64,400 Median Sales Price: $202,000
Share of Affordable Homes: 69.3%
10. Lakeland-Winter Haven, Fla.
Median Family Income: $51,000 Median Sales Price: $109,000
Share of Affordable Homes: 87.5%
9. Cincinnati, Ohio
Median Family Income: $68,700 Median Sales Price: $126,000
Share of Affordable Homes: 87.6%
8. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Median Family Income: $59,600 Median Sales Price: $120,000
Share of Affordable Homes: 87.6%
Image: John Eisenschenk
7. Scranton, Pa.
Median Family Income: $59,200 Median Sales Price: $106,000
Share of Affordable Homes: 88.3%
Image: Dwayne LItzenberger
6. Syracuse, N.Y.
Median Family Income: $65,800 Median Sales Price: $116,000
Share of Affordable Homes: 89.0%
5. Buffalo, N.Y.
Median Family Income: $63,500 Median Sales Price: $105,000
Share of Affordable Homes: 90.7%
4. Youngstown, Ohio
Median Family Income: $53,900 Median Sales Price: $75,000
Share of Affordable Homes: 90.9%
Image: Ohio Office of Redevelopment
3. Harrisburg, Pa.
Median Family Income: $70,800 Median Sales Price: $152,000
Share of Affordable Homes: 91.4%
Image: David Amsler
2. Indianapolis, Ind.
Median Family Income: $65,100 Median Sales Price: $116,000
Share of Affordable Homes: 91.8%
Image: Prabhakar Koduri
1. Ogden-Clearfield, Utah
Median Family Income: $70,800 Median Sales Price: $153,000
Share of Affordable Homes: 92.8%
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