The Housing Affordability Index base is 100 and represents a balance point where a resident with a median household income can normally qualify to purchase a median price home. Values above 100 indicate increased affordability, while values below 100 indicate decreased affordability.
| Name | County | Housing Affordability Index | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | City of Valley | Douglas | 108 |
| 2. | City of Chadron | Dawes | 139 |
| 3. | City of Kearney | Buffalo | 145 |
| 4. | City of Lincoln | Lancaster | 149 |
| 5. | City of Bennington | Douglas | 160 |
| 6. | City of Blair | Washington | 160 |
| 7. | City of Wahoo | Saunders | 165 |
| 8. | City of Norfolk | Madison | 166 |
| 9. | City of Omaha | Douglas | 166 |
| 10. | Village of Nemaha | Nemaha | 167 |
| 11. | City of Grand Island | Hall | 168 |
| 12. | City of Ashland | Saunders | 168 |
| 13. | Belmar Census Designated Place | Keith | 169 |
| 14. | Village of Brownville | Nemaha | 169 |
| 15. | Village of Brule | Keith | 170 |
| 16. | Village of Avoca | Cass | 171 |
| 17. | City of Milford | Seward | 171 |
| 18. | City of Fort Calhoun | Washington | 172 |
| 19. | Village of Malcolm | Lancaster | 173 |
| 20. | Village of Dunbar | Otoe | 175 |
