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Fortunately, hopeful homeowners who feel excluded by cost arent left without options.
In a new study, GOBankingRates analyzed the largest 200 cities to find the most affordable cities for homebuyers.
The cities were sorted to show the 50 cities with the largest difference from the national average home value.
Three key findings:
50.
York, Pennsylvania
49.
Columbus, Ohio
48.
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
47.
San Antonio, Texas
46.
Pensacola, Florida
45.
Reading, Pennsylvania
44.
Louisville, Kentucky
43.
Cincinnati, Ohio
42.
Kansas City, Missouri
41.
Columbia, South Carolina
40.
Springfield, Missouri
39.
Fort Wayne, Indiana
38.
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
37.
Indianapolis, Indiana
36.
New Orleans, Louisiana
35.
Buffalo, New York
34.
El Paso, Texas
33.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
32.
Killeen, Texas
31.
Corpus Christi, Texas
30.
Fayetteville, North Carolina
29.
Rochester, New York
28.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
27.
Laredo, Texas
26.
Little Rock, Arkansas
25.
Tulsa, Oklahoma
24.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
23.
Lubbock, Texas
22.
Des Moines, Iowa
21.
Oklahoma City
20.
Amarillo, Texas
19.
Wichita, Kansas
18.
Syracuse, New York
17.
Mobile, Alabama
16.
Brownsville, Texas
15.
Evansville, Indiana
14.
Baltimore, Maryland
13.
Erie, Pennsylvania
12.
Saint Louis, Missouri
11.
Columbus, Georgia
10.
Rockford, Illinois
9.
Memphis, Tennessee
8.
Dayton, Ohio
7.
Montgomery, Alabama
6.
Shreveport, Louisiana
5.
Akron, Ohio
4.
Birmingham, Alabama
3.
Toledo, Ohio
2.
Cleveland, Ohio
1.
Detroit, Michigan
Methodology.
For this study, GOBankingRates analyzed the largest 200 cities to find the most affordable cities for homebuyers.
Using this data the percentage of the population ages 65 and over can be calculated.
The percent difference from each cities average home value to the national average home values were calculated.
The cities were sorted to show the 50 cities with the largest difference from the national average home value.
All data was collected on and is up to date as of Jan. 14, 2025.
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