The most expensive metros are located in California. For example, San Jose requires the highest salary ($254,835.73). On the flip side, Pittsburgh only requires a salary of $37,659.86 to buy a median-priced home.
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The 2020s would rank as the third-highest appreciating decade to grow real estate prices in history. Yes, prices are going up fast, but not as fast as some may make you think. The record in the growth rate of real estate prices belongs to the 70s.
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The median house prices now surpass 2007 levels in 41 states and Washington, DC. However, a closer look at the map reveals underwhelming growth, with 22 states seeing values increase by 20% or less over 10 years. Some areas experienced significant surges, such as North Dakota (+82.3%), Colorado (+49.2%), and Texas (+42.4%), driven by factors like shale fracking and population influx.
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Our latest blog post dives into the fascinating world of UK property prices, featuring an interactive map that reveals a decade of change. From London’s ever-rising values to surprising declines in some coastal towns, we explore the economic and social factors shaping the UK’s housing landscape.
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A detailed look at America’s housing landscape through an innovative dot map that reveals surprising patterns of homeownership versus renting across major cities and rural areas.
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Taking a closer look at how New York City’s subway system shapes rental prices across neighborhoods, revealing unexpected patterns and money-saving opportunities for those willing to walk a few extra blocks.
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The American housing market has changed significantly, altering the traditional rent-versus-buy equation. While homeownership was once considered the best financial move, rising costs have flipped the script in many places. Explore what’s behind this shift and see how your city compares.
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Home prices are soaring, but how much do you really need to afford a house in your state? See the salary requirements based on 2018 data and how affordability has shifted over time.
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metricmaps Percent of U.S. owner-occupied housing value >500k by State: 1. Hawaii – 51.8% 2. Washington D.C. – 47.0% 3.California
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The map below was originally published in September 2013 and has been updated annually as new Home Mortgage Disclosure Act
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