Wyoming
Wyoming’s median sale price: $430,000
Wyoming’s median sale price to household income: 4.4
It probably surprises you to learn that Wyoming is one of the most expensive states in our country. It’s the 10th largest state by area and also the least populated, but most DENSELEY populated in the contiguous United States.
One thing to know is that significant job growth is expected over the next ten years, by 13.3 percent, to be exact, which is, unfortunately, lower than the US average of 33.5 percent.
As a state whose workforce largely depends on tourism, mineral extraction, and agriculture, this expensive state’s industries have suffered a bit more than others from the coronavirus pandemic.
Interesting Fact: This state produces about 40 percent of the nation’s coal, making it a top coal producer in our country.
If you want to move sometime in the near future or would like to invest in some real estate, it’s important to keep these expensive states in mind.
And if you’re looking for some more useful tips to better manage your finances, we suggest reading: A Recession Is Upon Us! Here Are 8 Things You Don’t Know About Them!
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How can California not be on this list?
How about Massachusetts, Connecticut and/or Utah! Yes, thought California would make the list, but Wyoming!!!!
I agree, Connecticut and Massachusetts not making it??
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