Elsewhere in the region, county - by -
county median home prices varied by no more than 9 percent on both a quarterly and annualized basis.
«The temporary increase, however, expired on December 31, 2008 and the loan limits in numerous California counties have subsequently decreased due to the Department of Housing and Urban Development's resetting of
county median home prices.
In Franklin
County the median home price was down 10.8 percent to $ 182,900.
The San Diego
County median home price was $ 529,000 in January, down by $ 11,000 since December, said real estate tracker CoreLogic on Tuesday.
Not exact matches
We also pulled
median home prices,
median rent
prices, and
median household incomes for many of these
counties, based on recent Census data.
Affordability may have increased across the region, as evidenced by the increase in the number of
counties in which the
median household could afford a
median -
priced home.
Fast forward to today
Median Home price in LA
County is somewhere around 460k.
Median House
Price in L.A.
County was 99k and the cost to own the
home after 30 years with interest 393k.
The
median price of a
home in Nassau
County was $ 505,000 last month, a 12.5 percent jump from 2017.
FHA loan limits vary based on location and property type (such as a single - family
home or duplex), and are calculated as 115 % of a
county's
median home price.
Santa Clara
County is considered to be a «high - cost area» by HUD, because
median home prices are well above the national average.
In July 2016, the California Association of Realtors reported that the
median sales
price for single - family
homes in Contra Costa
County was $ 625,000.
Median home prices in Denton were about 3 percent higher through November, while median prices in Denton County jumped 11 percent compared to a yea
Median home prices in Denton were about 3 percent higher through November, while
median prices in Denton County jumped 11 percent compared to a yea
median prices in Denton
County jumped 11 percent compared to a year ago.
FHA: The loan limit for a single - family FHA mortgage loan California varies from one
county to the next, because they are partly based on
median home prices.
In June 2016, the
median price paid for a
home in the nine -
county Bay Area rose to $ 712,000.
Another recent housing report, this one from CoreLogic, showed that the
median home price for San Diego
County (not just the city) dropped 1 % in February to land at $ 492,000.
They vary by
county and are based on
median home prices within the local area.
A recent blog post by Bay Area - based Bridgepoint Funding noted that the
median home price in Alameda
County is more than $ 100,000 above the FHA loan limit for that c
County is more than $ 100,000 above the FHA loan limit for that
countycounty.
The 2016 FHA loan limit for a single - family
home in Contra Costa
County is $ 625,500, which is well above both of the
median home prices mentioned above.
But in some U.S. cities, average and
median home prices have risen well above the loan limits for the surrounding
county.
According to the CAR, the
median selling
price for existing single - family
homes in Alameda
County was $ 803,360 in June 2016, a gain of 7 % over last year.
Each year, FHFA reviews
median home prices and other factors in all
counties across the country.
The
median price of a Denton
County home rose 7.5 % to $ 304,990.
In Northern California, as of the fourth quarter of 2017, the percentage of those able to purchase a
median -
priced home was as follows in the following
counties: Solano 44 percent; Mendocino 28 percent; Napa 25 percent; Sonoma 23 percent, and Marin 18 percent.
At the same time, Sonoma
County's
median home price in February 2018 was $ 689,000, up 15.1 percent year to year, as the supply inventory of
homes remained below the long - run average in recent months.
Median home sales prices in Sonoma and Marin counties rose by double - digits from February to March, with the median price in Marin rising above $ 1 million, according to newly released
Median home sales
prices in Sonoma and Marin
counties rose by double - digits from February to March, with the
median price in Marin rising above $ 1 million, according to newly released
median price in Marin rising above $ 1 million, according to newly released data.
In fact, a study by ATTOM (a leading housing market data aggregator) showed that the average worker can not afford the
median -
priced home in 70 % of U.S.
counties.
Loan limits vary by
county and are based on
median home prices.
The big picture: San Diego
County's
median home price is technically still down from the height of the housing boom.
These limits vary by
county and are based on
median home prices.
These «loan limits,» as they're known, are based on
median home prices and vary from one
county to the next.
Suffolk
County, which includes Boston and some surrounding suburbs, has also seen its
median home price jump to $ 423,000.
A
median -
priced Brazos
County home fetched $ 184,900 in October, or 47.9 % more than it did when local
prices maxed out in December 2008.
Santa Clara
County's
median single - family
home price was $ 1.05 million in May, according to CoreLogic.
The results of the 2018 Rental Affordability Report from ATTOM show that buying a
median -
priced home is more affordable than renting a three - bedroom property in 54 % of U.S.
counties analyzed for the report.
They vary by
county and are based on
median home prices within the local area.
Halfway through 2014, the
median home price for SLO
County rose above $ 480,000.
Let's take an example of a 5 % down purchase on a
median priced home in the Twin Cities 13
county metro area.
FHA loan limits vary based on location and property type (such as a single - family
home or duplex), and are calculated as 115 % of a
county's
median home price.
First, fair market rent on a three - bedroom property is less affordable than monthly payments on a
median -
priced home in 354 of the 540
counties studied in the report.
Santa Clara
County is considered to be a «high - cost area» by HUD, because
median home prices are well above the national average.
The farthest two
counties have a
median home price of about $ 400,000.
The report analyzed
median home prices derived from publicly recorded sales deed data collected by ATTOM Data Solutions and average wage data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics in 464 U.S.
counties with a combined population of more than 197 million.
In August 2007, the
median home price in San Diego
County was down 4 %, to $ 475,000, compared with $ 495,000 in August 2006, according to DataQuick Information Systems.
The
median home price in Calaveras
County is $ 276,200.
The
median price of
homes in Kern
County is $ 178,300, and there is a wide range of housing to choose from.
The report found that «making monthly house payments on a
median -
priced home — including mortgage, property taxes and insurance — is more affordable than the fair market rent on a three - bedroom property in 354 of the 540
counties analyzed in the report (66 percent).»
According to ATTOM Data Solutions» 2018 Rental Affordability Report, «buying a
median -
priced home is more affordable than renting a three - bedroom property in 240 of 447 [or 54 % of] U.S.
counties analyzed for the report.»
The
median home price in Mariposa
County is $ 242,900, below the California and national averages.
For example, if the
median home price in your
county is $ 250,000, the maximum FHA loan would be $ 287,500.