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These days, finding an affordable place to live in the Appalachia area can be challenging. Home prices in Appalachia are now at a median cost of $55,604, lower than the Virginia average of $443,089.
The average cost of rent is $764/mo in Appalachia, primarily driven by the current value of real estate in the Appalachia area. In Appalachia, 23.64% of households rent, and 64.00% of homeowners own their homes outright.
Housing affordability isn’t just about home prices, though. The average household income in Appalachia is $3,324 per month. Households that rent pay about 22.98% of their income on rent here. Appalachia’s most expensive areas are in the northeastern regions, while the cheapest areas are in the southwestern parts of the city.
Source: BestNeighborhood calculations from the U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey (ACS) 2020-2024 5-year estimates.
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