https://archive.ph/9hmxF https://archive.ph/9hmxF That number seems really low. Here in Seattle, the median home price is $804k, and a third of that is about $

https://archive.ph/9hmxF https://archive.ph/9hmxF That number seems really low. Here in Seattle, the median home price is $804k, and a third of that is about $268k. I'm ignoring the down payment, but you get the idea. And we're not the most expensive market by any means. If this number is an aggregation, I guess that's somewhat better news for people outside the cities. And by outside the city, I mean 2-3 hours by car. Just moving to the next county isn't enough. I also wonder what they mean by a "typical" home. Do they mean typical in terms of price, regardless of square footage or unit type, or do they mean "typical" in the sense of a 3/2 single occupancy dwelling with a certain square footage and yard size, etc.?