Large Cities With the Highest Price-to-Income Ratios

The price-to-income ratio is a measurement of how affordable housing is in a specific region. It’s calculated by dividing the median home price by the median household income. A higher ratio indicates that housing is more expensive.

  1. Los Angeles, CA 12.5
  2. San Jose, CA 10.5
  3. Long Beach, CA 10.3
  4. San Diego, CA 9.9
  5. New York, NY 9.8
  6. Miami, FL 9.2
  7. San Francisco, CA 9.0
  8. Oakland, CA 8.4
  9. Boston, MA 8.3
  10. Seattle, WA 7.3

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