NY Times lists Pittsburgh as having some of the most affordable homes in the country as compared to household income. (https://www.nytimes.com/2022/12/15/realestate/where-are-the-most-and-least-affordable-homes.html)imouttahereta t1_j0m0zxt wrote
Reply to comment by dementedturnip26 in NY Times lists Pittsburgh as having some of the most affordable homes in the country as compared to household income. (https://www.nytimes.com/2022/12/15/realestate/where-are-the-most-and-least-affordable-homes.html) by Far_Room23
You're right, but it's still much better than most other US cities where you almost need to be a dual 6-figure income couple to get an actual house.
jcrabs93 t1_j1owpl7 wrote
This is my dilemma right now living in Western WA, I make pretty close to 6 figures but being single income it ain’t easy saving for a down payment especially having kids, I’m 30-45 minutes from Seattle and my 3 bedroom apt is $2400. Average price is 400-500k for a single family home. (Unless you wanna drive 3+ hours from eastern WA) This is why I’m looking to relocate to Ohio. If I play my cards right I can probably be in a house over there by next summer, here in WA I gotta save another 6 years lol.
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