Median home prices in the U.S.

 Out of the 222 largest metros in the U.S., these are 10 cities where high percentages of the population can afford the homes being sold and where prices haven't dropped by more than 10% over the last year.

 1. Binghamton, N.Y.

Median home price: $105,800

Median family income: $58,100

Percentage of homes sold available to median earner: 89.4%

Price change, year-over-year: -3.7%


2. Syracuse, N.Y.

Median home price: $114,100

Median family income: $61,000

Percentage of homes sold available to median earner: 87.8%

Price change, year-over-year: -9.7%



 3. Buffalo, N.Y.

Median home price: $106,200

Median family income: $60,900

Percentage of homes sold available to median earner: 84.1%

Price change, year-over-year: 0.8%


4. Rochester, N.Y.

Median home price: $112,500

Median family income: $63,500

Percentage of homes sold available
to median earner: 80.6%

Price change, year-over-year: -6.9%

5. Louisville, Ky.

Median home price: $124,000

Median family income: $59,400

Percentage of homes sold available to median earner: -6.8%

Price change, year-over-year: -6.8%



 6. Columbus, Ohio

Median home price: $126,500

Median family income: $65,300

Percentage of homes sold available to median earner: 81.7%

Price change, year-over-year: -7.8%
7. Pittsburgh, Pa.

Median home price: $109,100

Median family income: $60,000

Percentage of homes sold available to median earner: 79.9%

Price change, year-over-year: -6.7%




8. Greensboro, N.C.

Median home price: $135,400

Median family income: $56,100

Percentage of homes sold available to median earner: 76.3%

Price change, year-over-year: -10%

 9. Knoxville, Tenn.

Median home price: $141,700

Median family income: $58,500

Percentage of homes sold available to median earner: 76.3%

Price change, year-over-year: -8.6%

10. Chattanooga, Tenn.

Median home price: $123,800

Median family income: $53,100

Percentage of homes sold available to median earner: 75.9%

Price change, year-over-year: 1.8%


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