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Nevada County-Equivalent Housing Affordability
Compare a descriptive home-value-to-income ratio and related housing measures across all 17 Nevada counties.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey. Geography: Census TIGER/Line county boundaries (2025).
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Median home value to median household income ratio
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| 4.17 | 39.4% | $329,900 ±$22,952 | $79,163 ±$4,413 | $1,319 ±$140 | |
| 5.64 | 54.6% | $431,000 ±$1,706 | $76,472 ±$643 | $1,626 ±$11 | |
| 6.78 | 50.5% | $615,400 ±$19,346 | $90,754 ±$5,718 | $1,593 ±$85 | |
| 3.48 | 33.4% | $301,400 ±$12,999 | $86,487 ±$5,461 | $1,164 ±$67 | |
| 2.61 | 57.9% | $108,900 ±$25,405 | $41,715 ±$32,479 | $1,320 ±$769 | |
| 1.17 | 36.8% | $82,600 ±$77,687 | $70,473 ±$13,010 | $969 ±$284 | |
| 3.43 | 29.2% | $278,300 ±$23,448 | $81,073 ±$5,960 | $994 ±$120 | |
| 2.40 | 29.3% | $213,800 ±$47,410 | $89,014 ±$19,278 | $902 ±$148 | |
| 3.04 | 57.0% | $219,500 ±$27,169 | $72,307 ±$17,284 | $919 ±$155 | |
| 4.53 | 41.1% | $366,100 ±$9,166 | $80,812 ±$5,156 | $1,326 ±$126 | |
| 2.85 | 17.1% | $156,200 ±$45,032 | $54,855 ±$7,897 | $905 ±$165 | |
| 4.79 | 44.7% | $290,900 ±$12,275 | $60,714 ±$7,415 | $1,181 ±$139 | |
| 2.68 | 12.6% | $179,500 ±$46,972 | $66,902 ±$14,290 | $715 ±$84 | |
| 4.56 | 40.5% | $426,400 ±$48,010 | $93,409 ±$21,200 | $1,153 ±$701 | |
| 6.13 | 49.9% | $539,900 ±$6,616 | $88,096 ±$1,556 | $1,608 ±$25 | |
| 3.02 | 19.9% | $220,000 ±$21,101 | $72,865 ±$11,752 | $937 ±$142 | |
| 6.26 | 47.5% | $453,000 ±$11,997 | $72,355 ±$3,090 | $1,248 ±$61 |
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Method and limitations
The primary measure divides ACS median home value (B25077_001E) by ACS median household income (B19013_001E). It is a descriptive comparison, not a household affordability assessment; its inputs have different universes. Renter burden is the share of renter-occupied units paying cash rent in the four ACS B25070 gross-rent-as-income bands at or above 30 percent, among that table’s total.
ACS estimates are from the 2024 5-year release. Source-measure margins of error (MOEs) are 90-percent-confidence ACS MOEs. No MOE is calculated for the displayed ratio or rate. Unavailable values are marked separately from valid zero values; calculated values can be unavailable when an input is missing, suppressed, invalid, or has a zero denominator.
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