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Coldwell Banker Home Listing Report, the most extensive home price comparison tool in the United States. The annual report includes market data for nearly 2,000 real estate markets nationwide, analyzing more than 51,000 similar-sized four-bedroom, two-bathroom homes.
The Home Listing Report also includes rankings of the most expensive and affordable markets in all 50 states. Find your state below to see what markets topped the list and compare your state’s average to the rest of the country.
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For the second time in three years, Los Altos, Calif. ranks as the most expensive real estate market in the country, where that size home averages $1,963,100. That’s six times the national average! With the tech boom getting hotter each year, it’s no surprise that Los Altos continues to be one of the most coveted places to live. In fact, California’s Silicon Valley is home to seven of the 10 most expensive cities in this year’s report.
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On the other end of the spectrum, Cleveland, Ohio ranks as the most affordable city in the country at $64,993. The Midwestern town, which is home to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, is experiencing its own resurgence of growth.
Hat Tip and Thanks: Business Insider
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