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Source: Wells Fargo and the National Association of Home Builders
Indianapolis, Ind. Key stat: 87.5% of homes sold in Indianapolis during the third quarter were affordable to families earning the median income for the area ($63,800). That's according to an index compiled by Wells Fargo and the National Association of Home Builders, which compares housing prices with income. A smaller city, Kokomo, Ind., was even more affordable, with 90.5% of homes sold there open to those earning the area's median household income. Last updated December 28 2007: 2:29 PM ET
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