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Tennessee Affordability

How affordable is Tennessee real estate?

Public Record + Census ACS
Median Home Price
$483.2K
Median Household Income
$64,035
Affordability Index
7.55
vs National Avg
+10.7%

Cities in Tennessee by Affordability

#CityMedian PriceIndex
1 Bristol $202.5K 3.16
2 Cookeville $257.8K 4.03
3 Greeneville $266.5K 4.16
4 Memphis $267.5K 4.18
5 Jackson $269.5K 4.21
6 Morristown $298.8K 4.67
7 Crossville $303K 4.73
8 Kingsport $319.6K 4.99
9 Johnson City $320.2K 5.00
10 Clarksville $331.4K 5.18
11 Hixson $340.8K 5.32
12 Cleveland $346.3K 5.41
13 Columbia $360.8K 5.64
14 Sparta $382.6K 5.97
15 Greenback $409.6K 6.40
16 Winchester $412.4K 6.44
17 Chattanooga $419.2K 6.55
18 Maryville $422K 6.59
19 Loudon $423.1K 6.61
20 Murfreesboro $469.9K 7.34
21 Lebanon $494.1K 7.72
22 Sevierville $518K 8.09
23 Antioch $536.5K 8.38
24 Gallatin $566.2K 8.84
25 Germantown $591.4K 9.24
26 Knoxville $597.5K 9.33
27 Spring Hill $626.7K 9.79
28 Collierville $635.2K 9.92
29 Nashville $971.5K 15.17
30 Franklin $3.24M 50.55
Methodology

Affordability index = local median home price ÷ state median household income. A value of 4.0 means homes cost 4x annual income (roughly the historical "rule of thumb" ceiling). Higher values = less affordable.

Income figures: US Census Bureau, ACS 5-year estimates (state level). Sale prices: MarketTimeline public-record SOLD events, last 12 months.