The Housing Affordability Index base is 100 and represents a balance point where a resident with a median household income can normally qualify to purchase a median price home. Values above 100 indicate increased affordability, while values below 100 indicate decreased affordability.
Name | County | Housing Affordability Index | |
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1. | Skyland | Douglas | 21 |
2. | Glenbrook | Douglas | 24 |
3. | Lakeridge | Douglas | 25 |
4. | Kingsbury Census Designated Place | Douglas | 43 |
5. | Crystal Bay | Washoe | 46 |
6. | Zephyr Cove | Douglas | 49 |
7. | Laughlin Census Designated Place | Clark | 50 |
8. | Carter Springs Census Designated Place | Douglas | 51 |
9. | Verdi | Washoe | 52 |
10. | Double Spring Census Designated Place | Douglas | 53 |
11. | Moapa Town Census Designated Place | Clark | 55 |
12. | Paradise Census Designated Place | Clark | 57 |
13. | Topaz Lake | Douglas | 57 |
14. | Winchester Census Designated Place | Clark | 59 |
15. | Topaz Ranch Estates Census Designated Place | Douglas | 60 |
16. | Smith Valley Census Designated Place | Lyon | 61 |
17. | Mount Charleston Census Designated Place | Clark | 61 |
18. | Incline Village | Washoe | 62 |
19. | City of Mesquite | Clark | 64 |
20. | Blue Diamond Census Designated Place | Clark | 64 |