The Housing Affordability Index base is 100 and represents a balance point where a resident with a median household income can normally qualify to purchase a median price home. Values above 100 indicate increased affordability, while values below 100 indicate decreased affordability.
Name | County | Housing Affordability Index | |
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1. | City of Dexter | Cowley | 56 |
2. | City of Linwood | Leavenworth | 59 |
3. | City of Ford | Ford | 73 |
4. | City of Mission Hills | Johnson | 73 |
5. | City of Sylvan Grove | Lincoln | 74 |
6. | City of Manhattan | Riley | 76 |
7. | City of Schoenchen | Ellis | 79 |
8. | City of Gorham | Russell | 81 |
9. | Bucyrus Census Designated Place | Miami | 83 |
10. | City of Maize | Sedgwick | 84 |
11. | City of Lawrence | Douglas | 84 |
12. | City of Westwood | Johnson | 85 |
13. | City of Greensburg | Kiowa | 86 |
14. | Hillsdale Census Designated Place | Miami | 86 |
15. | City of Edna | Labette | 86 |
16. | City of Auburn | Shawnee | 88 |
17. | City of Prescott | Linn | 88 |
18. | City of Roeland Park | Johnson | 89 |
19. | City of Westwood Hills | Johnson | 90 |
20. | City of Brookville | Saline | 90 |