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According to the places on the map, Elmira NY has the lowest median house price at $144,500 and San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara, CA has the highest median house price at $1,800,000. This is from Quarter 2 of this year.
To be fair to the Elmira area, which seems to be forgotten within the state, it does have some very nice areas like West Elmira(cdp), Horseheads, Big Flats, Southport, parts of Elmira Heights and even the outer West and South Sides of the city. It also has properties with a lot of land.
According to the places on the map, Elmira NY has the lowest median house price at $144,500 and San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara, CA has the highest median house price at $1,800,000. This is from Quarter 2 of this year.
To be fair to the Elmira area, which seems to be forgotten within the state, it does have some very nice areas like West Elmira(cdp), Horseheads, Big Flats, Southport, parts of Elmira Heights and even the outer West and South Sides of the city. It also has properties with a lot of land.
So one of the thing about Austin being "expensive" is that the city itself is more expensive than the suburbs, but the suburbs are fairly consistent in price (i.e. you don't have the large suburb variation) due to most of them being new - i.e. not many suburbs that have gone "downhill" that depress prices.
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As far as the original question - Midwest is cheapest overall, and also part of the south (i.e. Alabama, Mississippi). CA is far and away the most expensive state, as is NYC (but most of NY State is not that expensive).
Yes or look at other cities in Texas that are cheaper
Sounds like another coastal problem aren’t we told ocean levels will rise? Are the rich paying up to get a front row seat’? Supply and demand goes undefeated again.
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