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.
Name | County | Housing Affordability Index | |
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1. | City of Aberdeen | Bingham | 162 |
2. | City of Downey | Bannock | 160 |
3. | City of Carey | Blaine | 155 |
4. | City of Hansen | Twin Falls | 151 |
5. | City of Pierce | Clearwater | 151 |
6. | City of Smelterville | Shoshone | 147 |
7. | City of Wilder | Canyon | 145 |
8. | Riverside Census Designated Place | Bingham | 139 |
9. | City of Weippe | Clearwater | 137 |
10. | Groveland Census Designated Place | Bingham | 134 |
11. | City of Homedale | Owyhee | 132 |
12. | City of Parker | Fremont | 127 |
13. | City of Payette | Payette | 126 |
14. | City of Marsing | Owyhee | 125 |
15. | City of Georgetown | Bear Lake | 123 |
16. | City of Richfield | Lincoln | 123 |
17. | City of Melba | Canyon | 121 |
18. | City of Genesee | Latah | 120 |
19. | City of Malad City | Oneida | 116 |
20. | City of Buhl | Twin Falls | 115 |