The US housing market has been battered amid soaring home costs - here are the most affordable cities for millennials to buy a home right now
10. Oklahoma City
Median income: $60, 500
Percentage of for-sale homes that are affordable: 82.8%
9. Indianapolis
Median income: $62,100
Percentage of for-sale homes that are affordable: 83.5%
8. Cleveland
Median income: $56,200
Percentage of for-sale homes that are affordable: 84%
7. Minneapolis
Median income: $83,900
Percentage of for-sale homes that are affordable: 85.1%
6. Kansas City
Median income: $71,300
Percentage of for-sale homes that are affordable: 85.2%
5. Hartford, Connecticut
Median income: $76,200
Percentage of for-sale homes that are affordable: 85.7%
4. Cincinnati
Median income: $68,500
Percentage of for-sale homes that are affordable: 85.9%
3. Columbus, Ohio
Median income: $71,200
Percentage of for-sale homes that are affordable: 87.1%
2. Pittsburgh
Median income: $70,200
Percentage of for-sale homes that are affordable: 87.5%
1. St. Louis
Median income: $68,800
Percentage of for-sale homes that are affordable: 88.1%
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