We have to earn how much to live there?

How much does a family of four have to earn to live in a particular state? Below are all 50 states with the amount a family must earn to purchase a median-priced three-bedroom home.

  • Alabama: $92,583
  • Alaska: $121,585
  • Arizona: $140,578
  • Arkansas: $83,444
  • California: $209,643
  • Colorado: $161,002
  • Connecticut: $143,729
  • Delaware: $137,986
  • Florida: $125,182
  • Georgia: $109,354
  • Hawaii: $229,354
  • Idaho: $163,153
  • Illinois: $83,440
  • Indiana: $80,418
  • Iowa: $80,562
  • Kansas: $80,662
  • Kentucky: $86,044
  • Louisiana: $79,138
  • Maine: $129,340
  • Maryland: $117,505
  • Massachusetts: $215,816
  • Michigan: $76,361
  • Minnesota: $109,627
  • Mississippi: $83,426
  • Missouri: $83,167
  • Montana: $176,513
  • Nebraska: $99,836
  • Nevada: $139,742
  • New Hampshire: $165,456
  • New Jersey: $156,822
  • New Mexico: $112,146
  • New York: $189,923
  • North Carolina $114,951
  • North Dakota: $104,555
  • Ohio: $74,663
  • Oklahoma: $84,892
  • Oregon: $158,276
  • Pennsylvania: $85,397
  • Rhode Island: $151,067
  • South Carolina: $101,426
  • South Dakota: $107,196
  • Tennessee: $120,855
  • Texas: $102,160
  • Utah: $168,693
  • Vermont: $143,168
  • Virginia: $121,534
  • Washington: $174,700
  • West Virginia: $71,080
  • Wisconsin: $109,196
  • Wyoming: $132,297