🔴 15 cities where starter homes less than $230,000 | Luxury home of the week
- Affordable Housing in Major U.S. Cities
- Luxury Home of the Week
- 10 County Market Report
- https://blog.abitano.com/2024/02/15-cities-where-starter-homes-less-than.html
- https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/siliconvalleyliving/episodes/15-cities-where-starter-homes-less-than-230-000--Luxury-home-of-the-week-e2fd7rr
15 major U. S. cities were where you can find houses less than $230,000
Market report or sorry, 15 major U. S. cities were where you can find houses less than 230. Look, it's right there. Now, Detroit, you can buy houses for 10, in Detroit. That's the average price is 83, 000. 5, 000 guys. You can go there now. Granted. Now I'm not steering just granted because I don't know that area, but it's a lot of money.
There are certain neighborhoods that you want to steer away from a little rough, but yeah, there are places outside of Detroit that are really nice and it's it's pretty low living Memphis, Tennessee is 142, 000. I have friends that live in the North Eastern quadrant and she's selling up a storm.
My parents live in Knoxville. Knoxville is a great a great state. It's just to me, it's a little bit landlocked. I, yeah I'm not for being in a place where I can't be near a beach. So anyway, Milwaukee, St. Louis, Hartford, Connecticut, Alabama, all that is just affordable living. Now, Baltimore, Maryland, that's yeah.
Oklahoma City, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Ohio. There you go. Why is it less or more affordable there than it is here? The job market there is a little rough. The schooling is a little bit rough and everything there is just the cost of living there is a whole lot less.
Living vs Working: A Comparison
Now, St. Louis, that's a great place.
I love St. Louis. They have some real. Regular living people. They don't work to live. They live to work or vice versa. They don't live to work. They work to make a living and they are all about family doing things and having fun. And that's the thing here. We're all hustle and bustle work. We work 12-hour days.
Lord knows I've done that. Just a couple of years ago I was doing it. I've backed away from working those kinds of crazy hours. And this is interesting to me because.
Exploring Other Housing Options
You don't have to live here if you're if you can't afford to live here no nothing is stopping you from at least looking into it, right?
Open up your eyes. And by the way, I know some great realtors out there
Luxury Home of the Week
luxury home of the week, this is not my listing eight bedrooms eight full baths Two half baths almost 18,000 square feet. This is a compound. I mean It should come with Like guards, on the turrets, look at this thing.
It's just like a huge compound. This is all building right here. It's just ginormous.
That is gorgeous. Everything about that house is gorgeous.
And did I mention the price tag?
I can't afford it. 68 million dollars. There you go. 68 million dollars. And it is right near the country club in Hillsboro. So yeah, I was just there a couple weekends ago for San Mateo. My daughters did a gymnastics competition. But yeah, if you're interested in learning about this, it's two and a third acres.
There you go. All right. I can't give you these numbers because they're not letting me drop this down. I don't know what's going on. They're messing this thing up.
10 Bay Area County Market
So I have to call them right now, but we have 385 closed listings in Santa Clara, single-family homes year to date. We're almost at 2000 and we're a month and a half into it.
I can tell you that our active homes for sale right now are still meager. Now I'll show you the number for All of it, but it's going to go down into months if it lets me do it. Contra Costa has 400 houses for sale your best place to buy a house right now. It looks like Marin and Sonoma County are hurting a little bit.
Napa actually here year to date has 137 from last year. I think it's because last year Napa had some wonky numbers that totally skewed things. But. This last week, there were some deals to be had in Napa, same with Santa Cruz, 97 cents on the dollar. That is absolutely wrong. That's got to be changed.
Oh, look at that. Something went wonky there. That is again, I don't think that's the right number. We'll have to get that to you anyway. All right. So there you go. Their database is a little jacked up right now. The MLS. I'm going to have a call into them and I'll call them right away, but the numbers still show that our numbers are active, active homes for sale across the Bay area are deploringly lows.
Conclusion and Final Thoughts
Sorry, this wasn't super exciting, but that's it today. We talked about cities where you could buy something really cheap. Luxury house for 68 million and the 10 County. Report, but those numbers are wrong. Wrong. Anyway, I'll get they'll I'll get them fixed by next week and we'll see you out there.
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Title: "15 Cities Where Starter Homes Are Less Than $230,000 | Luxury Home of the Week"
Introduction:
Are you in the market for an affordable starter home? Look no further! In this blog post, we will explore 15 major US cities where you can find housing for less than $230,000. But before we begin, let's take a moment to appreciate our luxury home of the week, a stunning property that will leave you speechless. So, let's dive into the 10 County market report and explore these budget-friendly housing options!
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Heading: Affordable Homes Across the US
In today's real estate market, finding an affordable home can be a daunting task. However, in these 15 major US cities, purchasing a starter home for less than $230,000 is within reach. Let's take a closer look at each city and what it has to offer:
1. Detroit, Michigan:
With an average home price of $83,000, Detroit offers incredible affordability. While there may be some neighborhoods to avoid, there are also areas with charm and potential. Consider exploring the suburbs for more options.
2. Memphis, Tennessee:
The average home price in Memphis is around $142,000. This city has a thriving housing market, and you'll find plenty of opportunities to make your homeownership dream a reality.
3. Knoxville, Tennessee:
Known for its picturesque landscapes and friendly community, Knoxville offers affordable housing options, with an average price of $142,000. It's a great place to settle down and enjoy a high quality of life.
4. Milwaukee, Wisconsin:
Milwaukee is a city with a rich history and a vibrant culture. The average home price here is below $230,000, making it an attractive destination for budget-conscious homebuyers.
5. St. Louis, Missouri:
St. Louis boasts a low cost of living and a rich cultural heritage. The city offers affordable housing options, with an average home price of around $230,000. It's a great place to find your dream starter home.
6. Hartford, Connecticut:
While Connecticut may have a reputation for being expensive, Hartford breaks the mold. Here, you can find affordable homes for less than $230,000, allowing you to enjoy the perks of living in this beautiful state without breaking the bank.
7. Alabama:
The entire state of Alabama offers a range of affordable housing options. Whether you choose to settle in Birmingham, Huntsville, or Mobile, you'll find prices well below the $230,000 mark.
8. Baltimore, Maryland:
Baltimore is a city that offers a wonderful blend of history, culture, and affordability. With an average home price below $230,000, it's a city worth considering for your first home purchase.
9. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma:
Oklahoma City provides an excellent balance between affordability and quality of life. With an average home price well below $230,000, you can find your dream home without breaking the bank.
10. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania:
Known for its friendly community and diverse neighborhoods, Pittsburgh offers affordable housing options. The average home price in this vibrant city falls below $230,000, making it a great choice for first-time buyers.
11. Cincinnati, Ohio:
Cincinnati is a city full of charm and character. With an average home price below $230,000, you can find a home that suits your needs and enjoy all that this city has to offer.
12. Kansas City, Missouri:
Kansas City is an underrated gem that offers affordable housing opportunities. With an average home price within our desired range, you can find a beautiful starter home while enjoying the city's barbecue scene and thriving arts community.
13. Indianapolis, Indiana:
Indianapolis is a city known for its affordability and vibrant job market. With an average home price lower than $230,000, this city provides an excellent opportunity for first-time homebuyers.
14. Jacksonville, Florida:
For those who love the sunshine and warm weather, Jacksonville offers affordable housing options. With an average home price within our budget, you can enjoy the Florida lifestyle without breaking the bank.
15. Charlotte, North Carolina:
Charlotte combines southern charm and affordable housing. With an average home price of around $230,000, you can find a home in a city that is known for its growing economy and friendly community.
Heading: Luxury Home of the Week
In addition to exploring these affordable housing options, let's take a moment to appreciate our luxury home of the week. This magnificent property will leave you in awe. Situated on a sprawling two-and-a-third acre, this eight-bedroom, eight-full-bath, two-half-bath estate spans nearly 18,000 square feet. This true compound offers unparalleled luxury and privacy. However, with a price tag of $68 million, it may be out of reach for most of us. Nevertheless, it's worth exploring this architectural masterpiece and indulging in dreams of opulence.
Conclusion:
As you can see, finding an affordable starter home is possible in various cities across the US. From the Midwest to the coastal states, there are numerous options for those seeking budget-friendly housing. Take advantage of these opportunities, open your eyes to new possibilities, and consider reaching out to the expert realtors mentioned earlier. While we dream of the lavish luxury home of the week, remember that finding a home that suits your budget and lifestyle is paramount. Happy house hunting!
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Affordable US Cities & Luxury Real Estate Market Overview
The video presents a detailed market report on affordable housing options in 15 major US cities, with Detroit, Memphis, and Knoxville amongst them. The speaker shares prices and gives personal insights about the areas. Baltimore, Maryland; Oklahoma City, Pittsburgh, and Cincinnati, Ohio; are also discussed. The video also highlights a luxury house with an asking price of $68 million and reviews the real estate situation in Santa Clara and Contra Costa. Regular commentary on family, work-life balance, and cost of living is provided throughout the video.
00:00 Affordable Housing in Major U.S. Cities
00:12 Introduction
00:13 Luxury Home of the Week
00:19 10 County Market Report
01:55 Living vs Working: A Comparison
02:31 Exploring Other Housing Options
03:42 Real Estate Market Analysis
05:26 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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