Cost of Housing by State
The price level of housing, against 100 for the United States. This is where almost the whole difference between an expensive place and a cheap one comes from.
See Cost of Housing on the interactive map →
Highest states
| State | Cost of Housing |
|---|---|
| District of Columbia | 155.0 |
| California | 154.3 |
| New Jersey | 134.3 |
| Massachusetts | 128.1 |
| Colorado | 127.4 |
| Washington | 126.0 |
| Hawaii | 125.3 |
| New York | 122.2 |
| Florida | 122.1 |
| Maryland | 121.1 |
| Connecticut | 117.0 |
| New Hampshire | 114.9 |
Lowest states
| State | Cost of Housing |
|---|---|
| West Virginia | 54.2 |
| Mississippi | 56.5 |
| Arkansas | 58.2 |
| Alabama | 61.8 |
| Oklahoma | 62.8 |
| Louisiana | 63.1 |
| Kentucky | 64.3 |
| Iowa | 65.3 |
| South Dakota | 67.6 |
| Missouri | 69.9 |
| Wyoming | 71.1 |
| Kansas | 71.2 |