Champagne property on a lemonade budget: the ten best cities to move to if you want to buy an affordable MANSION
Champagne Property on a Lemonade Budget: The Ten Best Cities to Move to if You Want to Buy an Affordable MANSIONProperty Experts Revealed the 10 Cities with the Most Affordable MansionsReport Shares the Best US Cities to Get the Most for Your Money by Making Them ranking based on current listings of 5,000 square foot + homes for under $1 million. Report comes as Americans pack up and move to cheaper states for more land
Property experts have revealed the 10 best cities to move to if you want to buy a mansion on a budget limit.
Real estate experts analyzed every single-family home on Realtor.com to determine cities where you can get the most bang for your buck in square footage. The report calculated the percentage of properties in U.S. metropolitan cities that were on the market for less than $1 million but offered more than 5,000 square feet of land.
The list of “Affordable homes” have had some surprise appearances – like Washington D.C. which has the seventh highest cost of living. But the list also included some cities in states that have historically been reliable for offering huge properties on the cheap, like Texas and Kentucky.
Americans are looking for larger properties more than ever as the pandemic has given small property dwellers cabin fever and people's homes have become their offices due to working from home. This notion is also reflected in
Property experts have revealed the 10 best cities to move to if you want to buy a mansion on a budget limit.
Real estate experts analyzed every single-family home on Realtor.com to determine cities where you can get the most bang for your buck in square footage. The report calculated the percentage of properties in U.S. metropolitan cities that were on the market for less than $1 million but offered more than 5,000 square feet of land.
The list of “Affordable homes” have had some surprise appearances – like Washington D.C. which has the seventh highest cost of living. But the list also included some cities in states that have historically been reliable for offering huge properties on the cheap, like Texas and Kentucky.
Americans are looking for larger properties more than ever as the pandemic has given small property dwellers cabin fever and people's homes have become their offices due to working from home. This notion is also reflected in
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