The country’s most beautiful landscapes are located in the North West region but this beauty comes with a high price to pay, literally, with real estate’s prices of the likes of Seattle, clocking up to $299 per square foot or Portland’s $213 per square foot.

Both of the cities previously mentioned rank in the top 15 most expensive cities in the United States but not everything is bad news, some of the cities in the region also have the country’s highest incomes. See below to have more information on every city among this region.

• WASHINGTON

Seattle, Washington has a median hose hold income of $70,975 meaning 132.3 percent of average income.

Seattle’s average price per square foot is $299; this price represents a 266.9% of the average price.

Tacoma, Washington has a median hose hold income of $51.953 meaning 96.8 percent of average income.

Tacoma’s average price per square foot is $122; this price represents a 108.9% of the average price.

Olympia, Washington has a median hose hold income of $61.609 meaning 114.8 percent of average income.

Olympia’s average price per square foot is $133; this price represents a 118.8% of the average price.

• MONTANA

Missoula, Montana has a median hose hold income of $40.255 meaning 75.0 percent of average income.

Missoula’s average price per square foot is $186; this price represents a 166.1% of the average price.

Helena, Montana has a median hose hold income of $54.401 meaning 101.4 percent of average income.

Helena’s average price per square foot is $132; this price represents a 117.9% of the average price.

Billings, Montana has a median hose hold income of $50.202 meaning 93.6 percent of average income.

Billings’ average price per square foot is $150; this price represents a 133.9% of the average price.

• IDAHO

Boise, Idaho has a median hose hold income of $51.750 meaning 96.4 percent of average income.

Boise’s average price per square foot is $119; this price represents a 106.3% of the average price.

Idaho Falls, Idaho has a median hose hold income of $50.208 meaning 93.6 percent of average income.

Idaho Falls’ average price per square foot is $71; this price represents a 63.4% of the average price.

Nampa, Idaho has a median hose hold income of $41.297 meaning 77.0 percent of average income.

Nampa’s average price per square foot is $79; this price represents a 70.5% of the average price.

• OREGON

Salem, Oregon has a median hose hold income of $49.005 meaning 91.4 percent of average income.

Salem’s average price per square foot is $115; this price represents a 102.7% of the average price.

Portland, Oregon has a median hose hold income of $54.624 meaning 101.8 percent of average income.

Portland’s average price per square foot is $213; this price represents a 190.2% of the average price.

Eugene, Oregon has a median hose hold income of $40.030 meaning 83.9 percent of average income.

Eugene’s average price per square foot is $153; this price represents a 136.6% of the average price.

• WYOMING

Cheyenne, Wyoming has a median hose hold income of $57.551 meaning 107.3 percent of average income.

Cheyenne’s average price per square foot is $145; this price represents a 129.5% of the average price.

Casper, Wyoming has a median hose hold income of $56.392 meaning 105.1 percent of average income.

Casper’s average price per square foot is $150; this price represents a 133.9% of the average price.

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