Now include property taxes and homeowners insurance. Most of Texas would shift bright fucking red.
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So would NJ! Property taxes are insane here
whats up with idaho
Low income probably
Fun bit for the west tip of Maryland, that's a resort area so lots of people from NOVA, DC, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, etc... have vacation homes there, greatly inflating the median home price.
It's the same with the red spot in north-western Michigan. A lot of cottages for rich people from the southern cities in michigan.
C’mon up!
Missouri is weird
None of that is around St Louis or Kansas City
I wonder what role property taxes play in this. Illinois has some of the highest property taxes in the country
It's average home prices vs average wages. Things like property taxes and cost of living aren't included.
That's what I was mostly interested in, how property taxes affect home values
The areas of Missouri are just low income. I'm from Kansas and I noticed a couple of our yellow counties are college towns.
That is interesting
My mindset while looking at the graph is ridiculously out of control housing prices, but the inverse would also be true of low incomes as well
Certainly makes me feel for those where both situations are true
Wow. Get why people say Chicago is affordable. Didn't even impact the surrounding counties like other cities.
Those wolves air dropped to Isle Royale paying a lot for their mortgages
On the border of 4-6 & 6-10, yeah. Spent around $150k on rent before moving back in to care for elderly parents.