Friday, February 15, 2019

America's Most Unaffordable Cities











 1. Santa Cruz, CA
Median list price: $895,800
Median monthly housing cost: $1,840
Median household income: $73,663
Share of income going toward housing*: 30%


2. Miami, FL 
Median list price: $385,100
Median monthly housing cost: $1,280
Median household income: $51,758
Share of income going toward housing: 29.7% 


3. Grants Pass, OR
Median list price: $334,600
Median monthly housing cost: $918
Median household income: $40,705
Share of income going toward housing: 27.1%


4. Atlantic City, NJ
Median list price: $240,000
Median monthly housing cost: $1,290
Median household income: $57,514
Share of income going toward housing: 26.9%


5. New York, NY
Median list price: $515,100
Median monthly housing cost: $1,588
Median household income: $72,205
Share of income going toward housing: 26.4%


6. Kahului, HI
Median list price: $928,800
Median monthly housing cost: $1,594
Median household income: $72,743
Share of income going toward housing: 26.3%


7. Jacksonville, NC 
Median list price: $203,300
Median monthly housing cost: $1,028
Median household income: $48,162
Share of income going toward housing: 25.6%


8. Bellingham, WA
Median list price: $415,000
Median monthly housing cost: $1,203
Median household income: $56,419
Share of income going toward housing: 25.6%


9. Barnstable Town, MA
Median list price: $525,000
Median monthly housing cost: $1,411
Median household income: $68,048
Share of income going toward housing: 24.9%


10. Carson City, NV

Median list price: $347,100
Median monthly housing cost: $1,012
Median household income: $49,341
Share of income going toward housing: 24.6%

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