15 Cheapest Cities in America to Buy a House in 2022
Anne Erickson
March 13th
Looking for a cheap house in a no-so cheap market? It’s a challenge, since prices just keep climbing.
That said, there are still some cities in America where it’s fairly inexpensive to snag that first home. Read on for the 10 cheapest cities in America to buy a house in 2022, according to LocalRecordsOfficies.com!
Detroit’s median home price is $32,600.
The median home price is $51,000.
The average home price is $51,200.
The median price of a home is just under $50,000.
The median price of a home is $120,000.
The median price of a home is $74,600.
The median price for a home in Philly is around $104,000, but other factors make some homes much less expensive in the area.
The median price of a home is less than $40,000.
The median price of a home is $55,600.
The cost of living is 11.4% below the U.S average.
The cost of living is right under 12.3% below the U.S. average.
Rent and mortgage prices are about 30% lower than the national average.
The cost of living is 13.2 below the U.S. average.
The cost of living is 13.4% is below the U.S. average.
The cost of living is 16.9% below the U.S. average.
The median home value of is $114,500.
The median home value is $115,000.
The median home value is $123,300.
The median home value is $130,900.
The median home value is $135,300.
The median home value is $135,400.
The median home value is $137,200.
The median home value is $140,000.
The median home value is $142,300.
The median home value is $145,400.