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.
ZIP Code | City | Housing Affordability Index | |
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1. | 15213 | Pittsburgh | 42 |
2. | 19121 | Philadelphia | 48 |
3. | 19104 | Philadelphia | 48 |
4. | 18437 | Lake Como | 52 |
5. | 15232 | Pittsburgh | 56 |
6. | 16801 | State College | 56 |
7. | 15047 | Greenock | 57 |
8. | 16501 | Erie | 58 |
9. | 15031 | Cuddy | 59 |
10. | 18460 | South Sterling | 60 |
11. | 18439 | Lakewood | 62 |
12. | 15007 | Bakerstown | 62 |
13. | 19144 | Philadelphia | 64 |
14. | 16851 | Lemont | 65 |
15. | 18920 | Erwinna | 65 |
16. | 18624 | Lake Harmony | 66 |
17. | 17731 | Eagles Mere | 66 |
18. | 17505 | Bird in Hand | 66 |
19. | 16852 | Madisonburg | 67 |
20. | 19103 | Philadelphia | 69 |