By Newsweek
While a majority of U.S. homebuyers are facing sky-high prices and historically elevated mortgage rates, there are places across the country where it is still possible to find a home for under $300,000, according to recent data shared by Realtor.com.
Why It Matters
The median sale price of a typical home in the United States before the COVID-19 pandemic was under $300,000, but has since climbed to well above $400,000. In April, the latest data available from Redfin, the typical U.S. home would cost buyers a median price of $437,864, up 1.3 percent from a year earlier.
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