Cheapest Asking Prices by City, Toledo, Ohio Leads (2026)

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Toledo, Ohio has the cheapest asking prices of the 103 US cities we rank, at a $219,675 median asking price (realtor.com, September 2026). Akron, Ohio is next, at a $233,750 median asking price.

By The Honest Local · 103 cities · every value links to its public source

$219,675Toledo, Ohio leads on the list, the lowest reading of 103 citiesThe median asking price for a home, straight from the tape.

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The top five cities asking price

No. 1Toledo, Ohio$219,675asking price
No. 2Akron, Ohio$233,750asking price
No. 3Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania$245,000asking price
No. 4McAllen, Texas$258,750asking price
No. 5Buffalo, New York$267,450asking price

Cheapest Asking Prices by City on the map

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Cheapest Asking Prices by City, all 103

The full ranking asking price

	Place	asking price
1	Toledo, Ohiobig city	$219,675
2	Akron, Ohio	$233,750
3	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvaniabig city	$245,000
4	McAllen, Texas	$258,750
5	Buffalo, New Yorkbig city	$267,450
6	Detroit, Michiganbig city	$274,950
7	Wichita, Kansasbig city	$275,000
8	Jackson, Mississippi	$279,950
9	St. Louis, Missouribig city	$285,950
10	New Orleans, Louisianabig city	$287,000
11	Birmingham, Alabama	$289,950
12	Little Rock, Arkansas	$294,975
13	Baton Rouge, Louisiana	$298,250
14	Rochester, New York	$298,350
15	Columbia, South Carolina	$299,763
16	Memphis, Tennesseebig city	$299,950
17	Syracuse, New York	$304,894
18	Indianapolis, Indianabig city	$310,000
19	Louisville, Kentuckybig city	$312,000
20	Oklahoma City, Oklahomabig city	$312,450
21	Augusta, Georgia	$314,900
22	El Paso, Texasbig city	$314,987
23	San Antonio, Texasbig city	$320,374
24	Harrisburg, Pennsylvania	$326,859
25	Greensboro, North Carolinabig city	$327,000
26	Lakeland, Florida	$329,000
27	Tulsa, Oklahomabig city	$329,500
28	Winston-Salem, North Carolinabig city	$334,900
29	Des Moines, Iowa	$339,996
30	Cincinnati, Ohiobig city	$347,000
31	Houston, Texasbig city	$353,995
32	Huntsville, Alabama	$364,900
33	Melbourne, Florida	$369,775
34	Tucson, Arizonabig city	$372,500
35	Columbus, Ohiobig city	$374,950
35	Daytona Beach, Florida	$374,950
35	Philadelphia, Pennsylvaniabig city	$374,950
38	Baltimore, Marylandbig city	$375,000
39	Jacksonville, Floridabig city	$379,000
40	Cape Coral, Florida	$379,900
41	Greenville, South Carolina	$382,450
42	Tampa, Floridabig city	$385,398
43	Chicago, Illinoisbig city	$389,450
44	Omaha, Nebraskabig city	$389,498
45	Kansas City, Missouribig city	$389,975
46	Chattanooga, Tennessee	$395,000
47	Bakersfield, Californiabig city	$396,500
48	Milwaukee, Wisconsinbig city	$399,450
49	Grand Rapids, Michigan	$399,900
49	Savannah, Georgia	$399,900
51	Minneapolis, Minnesotabig city	$407,500
52	Orlando, Floridabig city	$410,000
53	Albuquerque, New Mexicobig city	$410,750
54	Allentown, Pennsylvania	$412,225
55	Atlanta, Georgiabig city	$415,000
56	Albany, New York	$419,975
57	Dallas, Texasbig city	$422,495
58	Charlotte, North Carolinabig city	$424,950
59	New Haven, Connecticut	$425,000
60	Virginia Beach, Virginiabig city	$429,950
61	Richmond, Virginia	$439,925
62	Fayetteville, Arkansas	$441,000
63	Raleigh, North Carolinabig city	$445,000
64	Austin, Texasbig city	$446,450
65	Knoxville, Tennessee	$447,000
66	Hartford, Connecticut	$449,900
67	Sarasota, Florida	$457,450
68	Durham, North Carolinabig city	$460,135
69	Las Vegas, Nevadabig city	$464,900
70	Madison, Wisconsinbig city	$469,465
71	Fresno, Californiabig city	$469,500
72	Phoenix, Arizonabig city	$475,000
73	Spokane, Washington	$477,950
74	Charleston, South Carolina	$479,450
75	Colorado Springs, Coloradobig city	$484,950
76	Miami, Floridabig city	$490,000
77	Nashville, Tennesseebig city	$533,995
78	Ogden, Utah	$537,213
79	Worcester, Massachusetts	$549,946
80	Salt Lake City, Utah	$564,950
81	Providence, Rhode Island	$569,450
82	Denver, Coloradobig city	$569,900
82	Provo, Utah	$569,900
84	Washington, DCbig city	$572,150
85	Asheville, North Carolina	$575,000
86	Riverside, Californiabig city	$584,984
87	Stockton, Californiabig city	$585,000
88	Portland, Oregonbig city	$587,750
88	Vancouver, Washington	$587,750
90	Sacramento, Californiabig city	$599,950
91	Boise, Idaho	$609,925
92	Portland, Maine	$625,000
93	Reno, Nevadabig city	$645,450
94	Honolulu, Hawaiibig city	$675,000
95	New York, New Yorkbig city	$742,000
96	Seattle, Washingtonbig city	$749,970
97	Bridgeport, Connecticut	$776,000
98	Boston, Massachusettsbig city	$784,778
99	San Diego, Californiabig city	$888,450
100	Oxnard, California	$942,076
101	San Francisco, Californiabig city	$957,475
102	Los Angeles, Californiabig city	$1,034,500
103	San Jose, Californiabig city	$1,388,472

Sources and method

Realtor.com median listing price, via FRED · 2026-09

How we got this. The median asking price is Realtor.com's monthly figure, read through the Federal Reserve's FRED service, one series per metro area for cities and one per state. Cities and states each rank on their own list, cheapest to priciest. The US Virgin Islands has no series, so it's left off rather than guessed. It refreshes monthly, when Realtor.com publishes.

Rankings by The Honest Local from public data, one page per list, refreshed on each source’s own cycle. Places with no reading are left out rather than estimated. Every value on this page carries its source in the page’s structured data.

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