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17 American cities where home prices are skyrocketing - but houses are still affordable

17 American cities where home prices are skyrocketing - but houses are still affordable

1. Buffalo, New York

2. Atlanta, Georgia

Median list price (June 2017): $335,000

Year-over-year increase: 24.54%

3. Pensacola, Florida

Median list price (June 2017): $188,650

Year-over-year increase: 21.01%

4.. Cincinnati, Ohio

Median list price (June 2017): $180,000

Year-over-year increase: 20.60%

5. Knoxville, Tennessee

Median list price (June 2017): $198,900

Year-over-year increase: 19.10%

6. Minneapolis, Minnesota

Median list price (June 2017): $269,900

Year-over-year increase: 17.35%

7. Fort Wayne, Indiana

Median list price (June 2017): $145,000

Year-over-year increase: 17.03%

8. Indianapolis, Indiana

Median list price (June 2017): $145,950

Year-over-year increase: 16.85%

9. North Las Vegas, Nevada

Median list price (June 2017): $227,845

Year-over-year increase: 16.84%

10. Cleveland, Ohio

Median list price (June 2017): $69,900

Year-over-year increase: 16.69%

11. Lincoln, Nebraska

Median list price (June 2017): $219,900

Year-over-year increase: 16.35%

12. Omaha, Nebraska

Median list price (June 2017): $226,000

Year-over-year increase: 15.90%

13. Orlando, Florida

Median list price (June 2017): $264,900

Year-over-year increase: 15.68%

14. Lexington, Kentucky

Median list price (June 2017): $246,163

Year-over-year increase: 15.57%

15. Las Vegas, Nevada

Median list price (June 2017): $269,900

Year-over-year increase: 14.90%

16. Kansas City, Missouri

Median list price (June 2017): $195,000

Year-over-year increase: 14.77%

17. Garland, Texas

Median list price (June 2017): $203,950

Year-over-year increase: 14.58%

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