Rankings / Least Affordable Cities to Buy a Home / North Carolina
Least Affordable Cities to Buy a Home in North Carolina
Ranked by the ratio of median home value to median household income (the “median multiple”).
1Chapel Hill7.1×2Asheville6.2×3Wilmington5.8×4Cornelius4.9×5Raleigh4.9×6Durham4.8×7Charlotte4.7×8Greenville4.7×9Statesville4.7×10Salisbury4.5×11Garner4.5×12Mooresville4.4×13Gastonia4.3×14Hickory4.3×15Cary4.3×16Sanford4.3×17Monroe4.3×18Mint Hill4.3×19Clayton4.2×20Morrisville4.1×21Goldsboro4.1×22Matthews4.1×23Concord4.1×24Kernersville4.0×25Wilson4.0×26Apex4.0×27Asheboro4.0×28Greensboro4.0×29Holly Springs4.0×30Winston-Salem3.9×31New Bern3.9×32Huntersville3.9×33Fuquay-Varina3.9×34Wake Forest3.8×35Kannapolis3.7×36High Point3.7×37Jacksonville3.6×38Indian Trail3.5×39Burlington3.5×40Fayetteville3.2×41Rocky Mount3.0×42Thomasville2.9×
Limited to cities with 25,000+ residents. Download CSV. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.