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Towns with the most affordable housing in Virginia

Ranked by our Housing affordability score out of 100, which is based on home prices compared with income, rent as a share of income, and the typical home price. Of the 374 towns in Virginia with 1,000 or more people, these are the top 25.

Patrick Springs ranks first with a score of 84. Raven and Honaker follow, with 81 and 78. Scores compare each town with all 27,850 towns we track across the US.

RankTownScore Home price compared with yearly incomeShare of income spent on rent Population
1 Patrick Springs 84 1.6×14.5% 2,223
2 Raven 81 1.7×15.8% 1,345
3 Honaker 78 2.1×14.9% 1,188
4 Ridgeway 78 2.1×11.3% 1,051
5 Saltville 76 2.0×15.9% 2,198
6 Woodlawn CDP (Carroll County) 76 1.9×— 2,250
7 Emory 76 2.1×6.4% 1,419
8 Pearisburg 75 2.1×13.5% 2,860
9 Harriston 75 2.0×13.5% 1,212
10 Glade Spring 75 2.1×13.1% 2,135
11 Crewe 73 2.0×16.0% 2,906
12 Appalachia 71 1.6×21.3% 1,391
13 Narrows 71 1.9×17.8% 1,935
14 Castlewood 69 2.6×13.5% 1,357
15 Coeburn 68 2.0×18.7% 1,639
16 Piney Mountain 66 2.1×14.6% 2,288
17 Grottoes 65 2.7×10.1% 2,961
18 Chase City 65 2.5×17.5% 2,470
19 Hurt 64 2.6×16.0% 1,361
20 Hillsville 64 2.7×15.5% 2,864
21 Martinsville 63 2.1×20.8% 13,658
22 Covington 63 2.0×22.7% 5,680
23 Horse Pasture 63 2.3×18.9% 2,236
24 Glasgow 63 2.5×17.7% 1,330
25 Clifton Forge 62 2.7×17.8% 3,447

Only towns with 1,000 or more people are ranked. Scores compare each town with all towns we track. See how we score towns and where the figures come from. These are estimates, so check official sources before you decide.

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