Zip Codes with the Highest Costs of Housing as Percentage of Income in the United States

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Map of Zip Codes with the Highest Costs of Housing as Percentage of Income in the United States

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Zip Codes with the Highest Costs of Housing as Percentage of Income in the United States Map

Zip Codes with the Highest Costs of Housing as Percentage of Income in the United States

Zip Code Housing Costs / Income vs State vs National
1.67232, Kansas100.0%17.8%(+82.2)#120.4%(+79.6)#1
2.25057, West Virginia100.0%15.3%(+84.7)#120.4%(+79.6)#2
3.12471, New York100.0%23.0%(+77.0)#120.4%(+79.6)#3
4.64147, Missouri100.0%18.1%(+81.9)#120.4%(+79.6)#4
5.70148, Louisiana100.0%19.5%(+80.5)#120.4%(+79.6)#5
6.45741, Ohio100.0%17.9%(+82.1)#120.4%(+79.6)#6
7.95511, California100.0%25.4%(+74.6)#120.4%(+79.6)#7
8.76429, Texas100.0%20.8%(+79.2)#120.4%(+79.6)#8
9.48743, Michigan100.0%18.2%(+81.8)#120.4%(+79.6)#9
10.71497, Louisiana100.0%19.5%(+80.5)#220.4%(+79.6)#10
11.71406, Louisiana100.0%19.5%(+80.5)#320.4%(+79.6)#11
12.95934, California100.0%25.4%(+74.6)#220.4%(+79.6)#12
13.70721, Louisiana100.0%19.5%(+80.5)#420.4%(+79.6)#13
14.22538, Virginia100.0%20.2%(+79.8)#120.4%(+79.6)#14
15.48109, Michigan100.0%18.2%(+81.8)#220.4%(+79.6)#15
16.36038, Alabama100.0%17.9%(+82.1)#120.4%(+79.6)#16
17.32603, Florida100.0%23.2%(+76.8)#120.4%(+79.6)#17
18.36688, Alabama95.9%17.9%(+78.0)#220.4%(+75.5)#18
19.57574, South Dakota95.1%16.4%(+78.6)#120.4%(+74.7)#19
20.72182, Arkansas92.6%17.7%(+74.9)#120.4%(+72.2)#20
21.65664, Missouri86.6%18.1%(+68.5)#220.4%(+66.2)#21
22.80423, Colorado83.7%22.3%(+61.4)#120.4%(+63.3)#22
23.75247, Texas78.9%20.8%(+58.1)#220.4%(+58.5)#23
24.86011, Arizona77.8%20.7%(+57.1)#120.4%(+57.4)#24
25.84112, Utah77.0%19.4%(+57.6)#120.4%(+56.7)#25
26.39097, Mississippi74.1%18.5%(+55.5)#120.4%(+53.7)#26
27.78705, Texas73.7%20.8%(+52.9)#320.4%(+53.3)#27
28.37916, Tennessee71.2%18.8%(+52.3)#120.4%(+50.8)#28
29.90014, California70.8%25.4%(+45.4)#320.4%(+50.4)#29
30.39115, Mississippi68.4%18.5%(+49.8)#220.4%(+48.0)#30
31.92257, California67.9%25.4%(+42.5)#420.4%(+47.6)#31
32.70640, Louisiana67.5%19.5%(+48.0)#520.4%(+47.1)#32
33.38928, Mississippi67.4%18.5%(+48.8)#320.4%(+47.0)#33
34.24657, Virginia66.9%20.2%(+46.7)#220.4%(+46.5)#34
35.83803, Idaho65.5%18.7%(+46.8)#120.4%(+45.2)#35
36.33965, Florida65.1%23.2%(+41.8)#220.4%(+44.7)#36
37.20006, District Of Columbia64.9%23.6%(+41.2)#120.4%(+44.5)#37
38.95925, California63.5%25.4%(+38.0)#520.4%(+43.1)#38
39.20899, Maryland62.4%20.8%(+41.6)#120.4%(+42.0)#39
40.01066, Massachusetts61.0%22.5%(+38.5)#120.4%(+40.6)#40
41.12733, New York59.7%23.0%(+36.7)#220.4%(+39.3)#41
42.01103, Massachusetts58.3%22.5%(+35.8)#220.4%(+37.9)#42
43.90013, California57.9%25.4%(+32.5)#620.4%(+37.6)#43
44.49921, Michigan57.9%18.2%(+39.7)#320.4%(+37.6)#44
45.24716, West Virginia56.8%15.3%(+41.4)#220.4%(+36.4)#45
46.53233, Wisconsin56.3%18.1%(+38.2)#120.4%(+35.9)#46
47.38946, Mississippi55.1%18.5%(+36.6)#420.4%(+34.7)#47
48.58202, North Dakota55.1%15.2%(+39.9)#120.4%(+34.7)#48
49.32544, Florida54.8%23.2%(+31.6)#320.4%(+34.4)#49
50.06702, Connecticut54.3%21.8%(+32.5)#120.4%(+33.9)#50
51.61602, Illinois54.1%19.6%(+34.5)#120.4%(+33.7)#51
52.44308, Ohio54.0%17.9%(+36.1)#220.4%(+33.7)#52
53.01731, Massachusetts53.9%22.5%(+31.4)#320.4%(+33.6)#53
54.87530, New Mexico53.2%18.8%(+34.3)#120.4%(+32.8)#54
55.36481, Alabama52.8%17.9%(+34.9)#320.4%(+32.4)#55
56.95903, California52.4%25.4%(+27.0)#720.4%(+32.0)#56
57.02163, Massachusetts52.1%22.5%(+29.6)#420.4%(+31.7)#57
58.95629, California52.1%25.4%(+26.7)#820.4%(+31.7)#58
59.02873, Rhode Island52.0%21.4%(+30.6)#120.4%(+31.6)#59
60.92266, California51.9%25.4%(+26.5)#920.4%(+31.5)#60
61.07505, New Jersey51.6%22.5%(+29.1)#120.4%(+31.2)#61
62.00925, Puerto Rico51.2%19.5%(+31.6)#120.4%(+30.8)#62
63.00913, Puerto Rico51.0%19.5%(+31.4)#220.4%(+30.6)#63
64.79401, Texas51.0%20.8%(+30.2)#420.4%(+30.6)#64
65.95202, California50.9%25.4%(+25.5)#1020.4%(+30.5)#65
66.02650, Massachusetts50.3%22.5%(+27.7)#520.4%(+29.9)#66
67.32212, Florida50.2%23.2%(+26.9)#420.4%(+29.8)#67
68.26617, West Virginia50.1%15.3%(+34.7)#320.4%(+29.7)#68
69.60141, Illinois50.0%19.6%(+30.3)#220.4%(+29.6)#69
70.44115, Ohio49.9%17.9%(+32.0)#320.4%(+29.5)#70
71.40964, Kentucky49.7%18.0%(+31.8)#120.4%(+29.3)#71
72.25703, West Virginia49.6%15.3%(+34.2)#420.4%(+29.2)#72
73.95935, California49.2%25.4%(+23.8)#1120.4%(+28.9)#73
74.53715, Wisconsin48.9%18.1%(+30.8)#220.4%(+28.5)#74
75.40062, Kentucky48.6%18.0%(+30.7)#220.4%(+28.2)#75
76.10460, New York48.5%23.0%(+25.6)#320.4%(+28.2)#76
77.94704, California48.3%25.4%(+22.9)#1220.4%(+28.0)#77
78.47010, Indiana48.2%17.5%(+30.7)#120.4%(+27.8)#78
79.98433, Washington48.1%22.0%(+26.2)#120.4%(+27.8)#79
80.95606, California48.1%25.4%(+22.7)#1320.4%(+27.7)#80
81.15213, Pennsylvania48.0%18.6%(+29.4)#120.4%(+27.6)#81
82.70465, Louisiana48.0%19.5%(+28.5)#620.4%(+27.6)#82
83.93405, California47.3%25.4%(+21.9)#1420.4%(+27.0)#83
84.66522, Kansas47.3%17.8%(+29.4)#220.4%(+26.9)#84
85.02542, Massachusetts47.2%22.5%(+24.7)#620.4%(+26.8)#85
86.10453, New York47.1%23.0%(+24.2)#420.4%(+26.8)#86
87.80045, Colorado46.7%22.3%(+24.4)#220.4%(+26.3)#87
88.90007, California46.6%25.4%(+21.2)#1520.4%(+26.3)#88
89.02115, Massachusetts46.6%22.5%(+24.0)#720.4%(+26.2)#89
90.59456, Montana46.5%18.2%(+28.3)#120.4%(+26.1)#90
91.90015, California46.4%25.4%(+20.9)#1620.4%(+26.0)#91
92.10454, New York46.4%23.0%(+23.4)#520.4%(+26.0)#92
93.83209, Idaho46.3%18.7%(+27.6)#220.4%(+25.9)#93
94.57750, South Dakota46.2%16.4%(+29.8)#220.4%(+25.8)#94
95.27875, North Carolina45.6%19.6%(+26.0)#120.4%(+25.3)#95
96.71414, Louisiana45.5%19.5%(+26.0)#720.4%(+25.1)#96
97.31201, Georgia45.4%20.4%(+24.9)#120.4%(+25.0)#97
98.95652, California45.3%25.4%(+19.9)#1720.4%(+24.9)#98
99.20670, Maryland45.2%20.8%(+24.4)#220.4%(+24.8)#99
100.44828, Ohio45.0%17.9%(+27.1)#420.4%(+24.7)#100

Common Questions

What are the Top 10 Zip Codes with the Highest Costs of Housing as Percentage of Income in the United States?
Top 10 Zip Codes with the Highest Costs of Housing as Percentage of Income in the United States are:
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100.0%
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100.0%
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100.0%
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100.0%
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100.0%
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100.0%
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100.0%
What zip code has the Highest Costs of Housing as Percentage of Income in the United States?
67232 has the Highest Costs of Housing as Percentage of Income in the United States with 100.0%.
What is the Average Housing Costs as Percentage of Income in the United States?
Average Housing Costs as Percentage of Income in the United States is 20.4%.