Here’s What a $500K Home Looks Like in Each State

How much house can you buy with a $500,000 budget? It depends on the market. In some states, this amount of money goes pretty far in purchasing a single-family home with several bedrooms and bathrooms. In others, you may find your options are limited to smaller homes. 

To find out what a $500,000 home looks like in every state, GOBankingRates utilized Zillow to look up these homes for sale. From the East Coast to the West Coast, here’s what a $500,000 home looks like for potential buyers.

Also see fast-growing suburbs with homes worth under $500,000.

• $500,000 in Dothan

• $515,000 in Juneau

• $500,000 in Scottsdale

• $500,000 in Little Rock

• $500,000 in Orangevale

• $500,000 in Pueblo West

• $550,000 in Wethersfield

• $500,000 in Wilmington

• $500,000 in Orlando

• $500,000 in Georgetown

• $500,000 in Mountain View

• $500,000 in Star

• $500,000 in Chicago

• $500,000 in Indianapolis

• $500,000 in Sioux City

• $500,000 in Leawood

• $500,000 in Hebron

• $500,000 in Baton Rouge

• $500,000 in South Portland

• $525,000 in Severn

• $500,000 in Hudson

• $500,000 in Greenbush

• $500,000 in Plymouth

• $500,000 in Olive Branch

• $500,000 in Blue Springs

• $500,000 in Hamilton

• $500,000 in Gothenburg

• $550,000 in Henderson

• $500,000 in Hudson

• $525,000 in Dover

• $500,000 in Rio Rancho

• $500,000 in Staten Island

• $509,900 in Charlotte

• $525,000 in Thompson

• $500,000 in Cincinnati

• $500,000 in Mustang

• $500,000 in Medford

• $500,000 in West Alexander

• $500,000 in Johnston

• $500,000 in Anderson

• $500,000 in Rapid City

• $500,000 in Mount Juliet

• $500,000 in Texarkana

• $500,000 in West Bountiful

• $500,000 in Windsor

• $500,000 in Danville

• $500,000 in Spokane

• $500,000 in Glen Dale

• $500,000 in Prescott

• $500,000 in Recluse