Amusing comment. Not quite that dire, but the most affordable SFRs do tend to be in neighborhoods that either have few amenities, or are right on the edge of (o

Amusing comment. Not quite that dire, but the most affordable SFRs do tend to be in neighborhoods that either have few amenities, or are right on the edge of (or in) neighborhoods where you don't want to lounge outside at night. Otherwise, there is a glut of condos almost anywhere you look, if you're okay with living in a condo and paying HOA dues every month - which is the problem with condos, the HOA dues can easily take something affordable and push it to the edge of affordability or beyond. I've been looking recently, speaking from current experience.