Figure 2 | One-fifth of all owner-occupied homes in the U.S. are valued below $100,000

The visual is a county-level map of the United States. The map shows the percentage of owner-occupied houses that are valued at less than $100,000. Light blue indicates that a county has a smaller percentage of owner-occupied homes that are small dollar, and dark blue indicates a higher percentage. The map reveals that many counties throughout the country have large percentages of their owner-occupied stock valued at less than $100,000. Counties in the Midwest and some counties in the South tend to have large percentages too.