In 2025, some of the top cities for affordable housing are expected to be smaller metropolitan areas or secondary cities where property prices remain relatively low compared to national averages. Cities like Pittsburgh, Cleveland, and Indianapolis are known for their affordable housing markets, with median home prices significantly lower than the national average, while still offering good amenities, job opportunities, and a strong quality of life. Other cities like Buffalo, NY, and St. Louis, MO, are also becoming attractive for budget-conscious homebuyers. Additionally, some southern and midwestern cities, including Oklahoma City and Des Moines, continue to offer affordable housing options, which may draw more homebuyers seeking value without compromising on amenities or community.