Colorado
Colorado’s median sale price: $600,000
Colorado’s median sale price to household income: 5.9
Colorado is the 8th biggest and 21st most populated state in the US, with over 5,773,714 inhabitants. This expensive state is home to some of the country’s most beautiful and tallest mountains and has the highest elevation of any state.
Many visitors come to the state for skiing in Aspen and Vail, and outdoor enthusiasts love traveling through the Rocky Mountains or the Great Plains.
According to the state’s Department of Revenue, Colorado generated more than $387 million in tax revenue on marijuana in 2020. But historically speaking, the state has been rich in livestock, agriculture, and mineral extraction.
In addition to tourism, a developing technology scene strengthens the state’s economy, as does the presence of the military, including the US Air Force Academy.
“But its population of more than 20 million people in 2020 makes it the 4th most populous metropolis in the US. Two-thirds of the state’s population resides in the New York metropolitan area. This city is also the premier gateway for immigration into the US.”
Many believe NYC is NYS. With 2/3 of the population of the state in that small area, consider how nice the rest of the state is with its beauty, natural resources, fresh air etc. Why anyone would prefer an urban jungle is beyond me. I do live in NYS but not in NYC.
When was the Washington Monument moved across the country? How is Montana the most densely populated state? Why do I bother reading such stupid lists?
Hawaii Tennessee Some part of florida
How can California not be on this list?
Very move