The 15-Second Trick For What $200,000 Will Get You in Real Estate in Different US Cities

feet (10th smallest) $302,406 (13th greatest) $64,340 (17th greatest) 5. 3 spaces (7th least expensive - tied)South Carolina 1,989 sq. feet (9th biggest) 1,802 sq. feet (14th largest) $188,004 (16th least expensive) $52,306 (9th lowest) 5. 6 spaces (21st greatest - tied)South Dakota 2,012 sq. feet (8th biggest) 1,827 sq. feet (12th biggest) $206,927 (23rd most affordable) $56,274 (19th least expensive) 5.

feet (16th biggest) 1,780 sq. feet (19th largest - tied) $187,831 (15th least expensive) $52,375 (10th most affordable) 5. 6 spaces (21st highest - connected)Texas 1,971 sq. feet (12th largest) 1,928 sq. feet (sixth biggest) $209,048 (24th least expensive) $60,629 (24th greatest) 5. 4 spaces (11th most affordable - connected)Utah 1,722 sq. feet (24th biggest) 2,208 sq.

4 rooms (the greatest)Vermont 1,716 sq. feet (25th tiniest) 1,808 sq. feet (13th biggest) $260,532 (19th greatest) $60,782 (22nd greatest) 5. 6 rooms (21st highest - connected)Virginia 1,576 sq. feet (16th smallest) 1,891 sq. feet (7th largest) $286,379 (16th highest) $72,577 (10th highest) 6 spaces (4th greatest - connected)Washington 1,352 sq.

feet (10th largest) $419,923 (fourth highest) $74,073 (9th highest) 5. 5 rooms (16th most affordable - tied)West Virginia 2,140 sq. feet (3rd largest) 1,700 sq. feet (18th tiniest - connected) $107,927 (the lowest) $44,097 (the most affordable) 5. 7 rooms (16th highest - tied)Wisconsin 1,780 sq. feet (20th largest) 1,700 sq. feet (18th smallest - tied) $202,559 (18th lowest) $60,773 (23rd highest) 5.

feet (13th largest) 1,950 sq. feet (fourth largest) $253,449 (23rd highest) $61,584 (20th greatest) 5. 7 spaces (16th greatest - connected)24/7 Wall Street is an USA TODAY material partner using monetary news and commentary. More Details is produced separately of U.S.A. TODAY.