You better be ready to make it rain if you wanna live in these states…
The 10 Most Expensive States In America
Let’s face it. The United States of America might be the land of the free and the home of the brave, but to live in the most popular places that this country has to offer, you’re gonna need to cash out.
With that in mind, the good folks over at CNBC have put together a list of the top 10 most expensive states in America, and we’ve got the top 10 right here. Does your state top the list? Take a look…
10. Vermont
Avg. Home Price (Burlington Metro): $396,146
Half Gallon of Milk: $2.25
Monthly Energy Bill: $248.71
9. Maryland
Avg. Home Price (Bethesda-Gaithersburg-Frederick Metro): $577,834
Half Gallon of Milk: $2.59
Monthly Energy Bill: $205.44
8. Massachusetts
Avg. Home Price (Boston Metro): $478,200
Half Gallon of Milk: $2.71
Monthly Energy Bill: $248.63
7. Rhode Island
Avg. Home Price (Providence Metro): $371,000
Half Gallon of Milk: $2.91
Monthly Energy Bill: $233.53
6. California
Avg. Home Price (San Francisco Metro): $823,429
Half Gallon of Milk: $2.39
Monthly Energy Bill: $165.55
5. New Jersey
Avg. Home Price (Bergen-Passaic Metro): $557,145
Half Gallon of Milk: $3.79
Monthly Energy Bill: $252.39
4. New York
Avg. Home Price (Manhattan): $1,351,400
Half Gallon of Milk: $2.42
Monthly Energy Bill: $237.01
3. Connecticut
Avg. Home Price (Stamford Metro): $585,000
Half Gallon of Milk: $2.77
Monthly Energy Bill: $236.01
2. Alaska
Avg. Home Price (Anchorage Metro): $467,553
Half Gallon of Milk: $2.41
Monthly Energy Bill: $169.84
1. Hawaii
Avg. Home Price (Honolulu Metro): $742,166
Half Gallon of Milk: $3.41
Monthly Energy Bill: $333.51
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