The West North central region has on its advantage the oil industry which influences highly on real estate prices.

This impact is shown in the five region’s most expensive cities in which are listed three north and South Dakota cities: Bismarck, North Dakota with an average of $187 per square foot, Minneapolis, Minnesota with an average of $169 per square foot and Duluth, Minnesota with an average of $159 per square foot.

At the same time this region has some of the country’s most affordable real estate and featuring open spaces, look at them yourself below.

• NORTH DAKOTA

Bismarck, North Dakota has a median hose hold income of $60,752 meaning 113.2 percent of average income.

Bismarck’s average price per square foot is $187; this price represents a 166.9% of the average price.

Grand Forks, North Dakota has a median hose hold income of $49,691 meaning 92.6 percent of average income.

Grand Fork’s has an average is $103 per square foot; this price represents a 91.9% of the average price.

Fargo, North Dakota has a median hose hold income of $45,929 meaning 85.6 percent of average income.

Fargo’s average price per square foot is $129; this price represents a 115.2% of the average price.

• MINNESOTA

Duluth, Minnesota has a median hose hold income of $42,616 meaning 79.4 percent of average income.

Duluth’s average price per square foot is $159; this price represents a 141.9% of the average price.

Minneapolis, Minnesota has a median hose hold income of $50.791 meaning 94.7 percent of average income.

Minneapolis’s average price per square foot is $169; this price represents a 150.9% of the average price.

Saint Paul, Minnesota has a median hose hold income of $48,855 meaning 91.1 percent of average income.

Saint Paul’s average price per square foot is $118; this price represents a 150.4% of the average price.

• SOUTH DAKOTA

Sioux Falls, South Dakota has a median hose hold income of $54.360 meaning 101.3 percent of average income.

Sioux Falls’s average price per square foot is $114; this price represents a 101.8% of the average price.

Rapid City, South Dakota has a median hose hold income of $43,961 meaning 81.9 percent of average income.

Rapid City’s average price per square foot is $128; this price represents a 114.3% of the average price.

• IOWA

Sioux City, Iowa has a median hose hold income of $42.665 meaning 79.5 percent of average income.

Sioux City’s average price per square foot is $90; this price represents a 80.4% of the average price.

Des Moines, Iowa has a median hose hold income of $47.888 meaning 89.92 percent of average income.

Des Moines’ average price per square foot is $96; this price represents a 85.7% of the average price.

Davenport, Iowa has a median hose hold income of $48,505 meaning 90.4 percent of average income.

Davenport’s average price per square foot is $91; this price represents a 81.2% of the average price.

• NEBRASKA

Omaha, Nebraska has a median hose hold income of $48.410 meaning 90.2 percent of average income.

Omaha’s average price per square foot is $101; this price represents a 90.2% of the average price.

Lincoln, Nebraska has a median hose hold income of $50.241 meaning 93.6 percent of average income.

Lincoln’s average price per square foot is $121; this price represents a 108.0% of the average price.

Grand Island, Nebraska has a median hose hold income of $49.742 meaning 92.7 percent of average income.

Grand Island’s average price per square foot is $111; this price represents a99.1% of the average price.

• MISSOURI

St. Louis, Missouri has a median hose hold income of $35.959 meaning 67.0 percent of average income.

St. Louis’ average price per square foot is $93; this price represents a 83.0% of the average price.

Jefferson City, Missouri has a median hose hold income of $51.329 meaning 95.7 percent of average income.

Jefferson City’s average price per square foot is $85; this price represents a 75.9% of the average price.

Kansas City, Missouri has a median hose hold income of $44.173 meaning 82.3 percent of average income.

Kansas City’s average price per square foot is $77; this price represents a 68.8% of the average price.

• KANSAS

Topeka, Kansas has a median hose hold income of $45.291 meaning 84.4 percent of average income.

Topeka’s average price per square foot is $77; this price represents a 68.8% of the average price.

Wichita, Kansas has a median hose hold income of $45.447 meaning 84.7 percent of average income.

Wichita’s average price per square foot is $83; this price represents a 74.1% of the average price.

Olathe, Kansas has a median hose hold income of $77.008 meaning 143.5 percent of average income.

Olathe’s average price per square foot is $121; this price represents a 108.0% of the average price.

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