The average home price in every state - and what you get for that money

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51. West Virginia - $96,300

51. West Virginia - $96,300

West Virginia ranks as the cheapest state to buy a house and is the only location with a median home value of less than $100,000. The average cost is around $96,000: For this price, interested buyers can find a forest green starter home in Lansing or a 3-bedroom home in Winfield.

Region Size Rank: 37

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50. Oklahoma - $123,500

50. Oklahoma - $123,500

Jumping above the $100,000 mark, Oklahoma homes around the median value include a 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom home in Mead.

Region Size Rank: 28

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49. Arkansas - $126,800

49. Arkansas - $126,800

Arkansas' median home value is close to $127,000. Two homes close to that price include a $126,900 house in Mountain Home, along with a one-level single-family home in Maumelle.

Region Size Rank: 32

48. Mississippi - $128,400

48. Mississippi - $128,400

For around $128,000, interested buyers can purchase a home in Gulfport, Mississippi with a split-bedroom plan.

Region Size Rank: 31

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47. Alabama - $130,600

47. Alabama - $130,600

Like many other states, Alabama homes vary depending on the neighborhood. Examples of homes around the $130,600 median include a Greenville home built in 1903, a 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home in a Troy neighborhood, and a completely remodeled home nearby Alabama State University.

Region Size Rank: 23

46. Ohio - $139,100

46. Ohio - $139,100

Homes priced around Ohio's median home value include a three-bedroom house in Wheelersburg and a one-bedroom home in Cincinnati.

Region Size Rank: 7

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45. Kansas - $140,800

45. Kansas - $140,800

Kansas' median home value is $140,800. For $140,000 interested buyers can purchase a 4-bedroom, 1.5 bath house in Kiowa, or a 2-story home in Kansas City for $145,000.

Region Size Rank: 33

44. Iowa - $142,800

44. Iowa - $142,800

Homes in Iowa listed for around the median price of $142,800 include a small, 2-bedroom brick home in Windsor Heights and a ranch-style house in West Point.

Region Size Rank: 30

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43. Indiana - $144,500

43. Indiana - $144,500

Close to Indiana's average home value, two $145,000 are currently on the market: a 2-level home in Shelbyville and a 2-bedroom, 2-bath home in Indianapolis.

Region Size Rank: 15

42. Kentucky - $144,800

42. Kentucky - $144,800

Kentucky's median home value is also around $145,000. Four examples include a 3-bedroom home in Louisville, a spacious home built in 1880 in Cave City, and a 5-year-old home in Water Valley.

Region Size Rank: 26

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41. Louisiana - $145,900

41. Louisiana - $145,900

In Louisiana, both a New Orleans apartment and a Martinville 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home are on the market for $150,000 — roughly $4,000 more than the state average of $145,900.

Region Size Rank: 25

39. Missouri - $161,500

39. Missouri - $161,500

In St. Louis — one of Missouri's major cities — interested buyers can purchase a 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom home or a 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom condo. Outside of the city, much more spacious properties are available, including a Van Buren home with two master bedrooms and a former motel in Cabool.

Region Size Rank: 18

38. Nebraska - $164,900

38. Nebraska - $164,900

Two suburban homes listed for $166,000 — roughly $1,000 more than the average value in Nebraska — include a three-bedroom, two-bathroom home in Chapman and a three-bedroom, three-bathroom home in Fairbury.

Region Size Rank: 38

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37. South Carolina - $166,300

37. South Carolina - $166,300

In South Carolina, homes listed for prices close to the median vary depending on location to the beach. In Myrtle Beach, a home for $166,900 is townhouse-sized; in Columbia, a home for $166,500 has three bedrooms, a porch, and a pond in the backyard.

Region Size Rank: 24

36. Tennessee - $166,900

36. Tennessee - $166,900

Listed around Tennessee's median home value, a five-bedroom home in Memphis and a two-bedroom condo in Nashville are both currently on the market.

Region Size Rank: 17

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35. Pennsylvania - $173,200

35. Pennsylvania - $173,200

Between $173,000 and $174,000, homes for sale in Pennsylvania include a townhouse in Philadelphia and a home in Herndon, a town on the Susquehanna River.

Region Size Rank: 6

34. Illinois - $180,900

34. Illinois - $180,900

In Illinois, homes listed around $180,000 vary depending on city and neighborhood. In Chicago alone, $180,000 can buy a 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home, a studio apartment, or a Victorian residence intended to be a bed-and-breakfast.

Region Size Rank: 5

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33. North Carolina - $184,200

33. North Carolina - $184,200

For $184,900, interested buyers can purchase a condo in Charlotte, North Carolina. Other listings around the state median value include a home in the Blue Ridge Mountains and a townhome in Mooresville.

Region Size Rank: 10

32. Wisconsin - $187,100

32. Wisconsin - $187,100

Homes with a sticker price close to the Wisconsin median include houses in Marengo and in Milwaukee. Both homes are listed for $187,000 — $100 less than the state average.

Region Size Rank: 20

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31. Georgia - $188,300

31. Georgia - $188,300

A Grovetown home is currently priced at Georgia's state average home value, while an Atlanta apartment is available for a few hundred dollars more.

Region Size Rank: 9

30. South Dakota - $188,600

30. South Dakota - $188,600

A five-bedroom home is currently on the market for $189,000 in Scotland, South Dakota.

Region Size Rank: 46

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29. New Mexico - $195,700

29. New Mexico - $195,700

A four-bedroom home joined New Mexico's available listings last month — the house is priced at $195,500.

Region Size Rank: 36

28. Texas - $196,700

28. Texas - $196,700

For around $196,500, properties in Texas range in size and location: a condo in South Padre, a San Antonio single-story house, and a suburban Dallas home.

Region Size Rank: 2

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27. Vermont - $201,700

27. Vermont - $201,700

An example of a Vermont home on the market for around $200,000 is a ranch-style home for sale in Saint Albans.

Region Size Rank: 49

26. North Dakota - $206,600

26. North Dakota - $206,600

Currently, the only homes listed in North Dakota for around $206,600 include forthcoming units in Fargo.

Region Size Rank: 48

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25. Wyoming - $227,100

25. Wyoming - $227,100

A ranch-style home is currently on the market https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/59-Dutch-Ed-Ln-Lander-WY-82520/230152188_zpid/for around the state's median home value price.

Region Size Rank: 51

24. Maine - $232,600

24. Maine - $232,600

Homes for sale in Maine between $232,000 and $235,000 include houses in Chelsea and in New Canada — both with four bedrooms.

Region Size Rank: 41

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23. Florida - $233,300

23. Florida - $233,300

A new home in Homosassa, Florida is currently listed for the median home value price. In addition — for just a few thousand dollars more — $235,000 can buy a small house or a condo in Fort Lauderdale.

Region Size Rank: 4

22. Minnesota - $235,700

22. Minnesota - $235,700

Minnesota's median home value is $235,700. For $236,000, interested buyers can purchase a brownstone condo in Minneapolis or a five-bedroom house in Elbow Lake. The latter includes four smaller bedrooms in addition to the owner's suite.

Region Size Rank: 21

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21. Delaware - $237,300

21. Delaware - $237,300

Two homes currently on the market include a four-bedroom home in Dover and a historic townhouse in Wilmington. A two-bedroom, two-bathroom home in Bethany Beach is also available for a similar price.

Region Size Rank: 45

20. Montana - $237,500

20. Montana - $237,500

Two homes listed in Montana for $237,500 include a three-bedroom home in Hamilton and a two-bedroom home in Bozeman.

Region Size Rank: 44

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19. Connecticut - $243,700

19. Connecticut - $243,700

Connecticut's median home value is $243,700. For around that price, an apartment is available in Hartford and a four-bedroom home is available in Stratford.

Region Size Rank: 29

18. Arizona - $252,900

18. Arizona - $252,900

A four-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom home in Phoenix is currently on the market for exactly $252,900. Additionally, a $252,500 home is for sale in San Tan Valley and a $247,500 home is for sale in Yuma.

Region Size Rank: 16

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17. Virginia - $258,600

17. Virginia - $258,600

In recent years, both a four-bedroom home in Suffolk and a 3-bedroom home in Virginia Beach have sold for $258,600.

Region Size Rank: 12

16. Idaho - $265,400

16. Idaho - $265,400

In Twin Falls, Idaho, a five-bedroom home is currently on the market for $266,000.

Region Size Rank: 39

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15. New Hampshire - $276,400

15. New Hampshire - $276,400

There are currently no homes listed on Zillow or Trulia close to New Hampshire's median home value; however, a $276,400 home in Salem sold in the past few years.

Region Size Rank: 42

14. Rhode Island - $280,600

14. Rhode Island - $280,600

A two-bedroom, two-bathroom home in Providence is currently listed for close to the state's median price.

Region Size Rank: 43

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13. Maryland - $290,000

13. Maryland - $290,000

For the state median price of $290,000, interested homeowners can view homes in Baltimore and Annapolis.

Region Size Rank: 19

12. Nevada - $293,500

12. Nevada - $293,500

Nevada's real estate market currently offers a 3-bedroom home in Las Vegas for $293,500, along with a 3-bedroom condo in Reno.

Region Size Rank: 35

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11. New York - $298,100

11. New York - $298,100

In New York — for prices around the state's median — interested buyers can purchase an apartment in Queens or a four-bedroom home in Pittsford, a suburb of Rochester.

Region Size Rank: 3

10. Alaska - $309,500

10. Alaska - $309,500

For around the state's median of $309,500, homes are currently on the market in Kodiak, Anchorage, and Juneau, Alaska.

Region Size Rank: 47

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9. New Jersey - $327,700

9. New Jersey - $327,700

For around $327,500, interested buyers can purchase a condo in Wildwood or a four-bedroom home in the suburbs of Cherry Hill.

Region Size Rank: 11

8. Utah - $341,600

8. Utah - $341,600

Two new, single-family homes in Vineyard are available for around Utah's median home price. One features four bedrooms, while the other features three.

Region Size Rank: 34

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7. Oregon - $346,000

7. Oregon - $346,000

In Oregon, condos in Portland are listed for $345,000 — including a one-bedroom, one-bathroom complex in Irvington and a two-bedroom, two-bathroom in Goose Hollow. Additionally, a three-bedroom, three-bathroom home is available in Bend.

Region Size Rank: 27

6. Colorado - $379,300

6. Colorado - $379,300

For around $379,000, properties around the state of Colorado vary: a small, 2-bedroom house in Denver, a mountain retreat in Bayfield, a suburban home in Colorado Springs, and an empty lot in Alamosa.

Region Size Rank: 22

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5. Washington - $385,800

5. Washington - $385,800

In Seattle, Washington, there are several apartments, co-ops, and condos listed for around $385,000 — including a condo downtown. A small house is also available in the area for the same price, along with a larger home in the suburbs of Vancouver, Washington (which borders Portland, Oregon).

Region Size Rank: 13

4. Massachusetts - $407,700

4. Massachusetts - $407,700

For around $410,000, interested buyers can view a newly-renovated, three-bedroom apartment in Boston, along with a large property in Somerset.

Region Size Rank: 14

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3. California - $548,000

3. California - $548,000

Prices in California vary depending on which city houses are located near — many of which are some of the nation's most expensive locations. For $548,000, interested buyers can look at a home located on Big Bear Lake or a condo in Ventura. The closest-priced home in San Francisco is a $560,000 studio apartment.

Region Size Rank: 1

2. District of Columbia - $574,100

2. District of Columbia - $574,100

The nation's capital is ranked second in terms of median home value. Listings around $574,000 include a townhouse and a condo — quite smaller than the large homes available in other states for much lower prices.

Region Size Rank: 50

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