Rankings / Least Affordable Cities to Buy a Home / Minnesota
Least Affordable Cities to Buy a Home in Minnesota
Ranked by the ratio of median home value to median household income (the “median multiple”).
1Edina5.0×2Minneapolis4.5×3Burnsville4.1×4Roseville4.1×5Richfield4.0×6St. Paul4.0×7Minnetonka4.0×8Chanhassen3.9×9Mankato3.9×10Fridley3.9×11Bloomington3.9×12St. Louis Park3.8×13Apple Valley3.8×14Brooklyn Center3.8×15Brooklyn Park3.7×16St. Cloud3.7×17Eagan3.7×18Chaska3.6×19Eden Prairie3.6×20Plymouth3.6×21Woodbury3.6×22Inver Grove Heights3.6×23Winona3.6×24Shoreview3.5×25Maplewood3.5×26Duluth3.5×27Shakopee3.5×28Rochester3.5×29Coon Rapids3.5×30Savage3.4×31Moorhead3.4×32Elk River3.4×33Oakdale3.4×34Prior Lake3.4×35Blaine3.3×36Rosemount3.3×37Lakeville3.3×38Maple Grove3.2×39Cottage Grove3.1×40Ramsey3.1×41Owatonna3.0×42Andover3.0×43Austin2.4×
Limited to cities with 25,000+ residents. Download CSV. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.