The chart provides an overview of the US Housing Affordability Index by region from 2015 to 2025, revealing a significant difference in affordability across the country. The Midwest leads with the highest index at 150, indicating it is the most affordable region. The South and the National Average are tied for the next highest index at 145. The Northeast and the West are the least affordable regions, with indices of 140 and 135, respectively. The data demonstrates how regional economic and population shifts have created a stark affordability gap between the Midwest and the coastal areas.
