Most Affordable Cities to Live in the USA

Looking to move to a new city in 2021? With budget-friendly housing, good job opportunities, low costs of living, and great amenities, these 5 affordable U.S. cities are worth considering!

Buffalo, NY

• Population: 258,989

• Home Price: $72,600 median purchase price; $710 median monthly rent

• Median Household Income: $33,119

• Unemployment Rate: 5.8%

• Cost of living: 17% below the national average

Charlotte, NC

• Population: 808,834

• Home Price: $178,000 median purchase price; $966 median monthly rent

• Median Household Income: $55,599

• Unemployment Rate: 6.1%

• Cost of Living: 1% above the national average

Dallas, TX

• Population: 1,278,433

• Home Price: $142,600 median purchase price; $888 median monthly rent

• Median Household Income: $45,215

• Unemployment Rate: 4.6%

• Cost of Living: 1% below the national average

Des Moines, IA

• Population: 212,859

• Home Price: $119,800 median purchase price; $775 median monthly rent

• Median Household Income: $48,088

• Unemployment Rate: 5.0%

• Cost of living: 13% below the national average

Kansas City, MO

• Population: 471,767

• Home Price: $135,900 median purchase price; $826 median monthly rent

• Median Household Income: $47,489

• Unemployment Rate: 4.6%

• Cost of living: 6% below the national average

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