Coldwell Banker Identifies Priciest, Cheapest Markets

Most Expensive U.S. Homes

The top 10 most expensive homes can be found in these cities:

1. Beverly Hills, Calif.: $2.2 million
2. Greenwich, Conn.: $2.0 million
3. La Jolla, Calif.: $1.8 million
4. Santa Monica, Calif.: $1.8 million
5. Newport Beach, Calif.: $1.6 million
6. Santa Barbara, Calif.: $1.6 million
7. Palo Alto, Calif.: $1.5 million
8. San Mateo, Calif.: $1.5 million
9. San Francisco: $1.5 million
10. Boston: $1.4 million

Least Expensive

The least expensive U.S. homes can be found in the following cities:

1. Killeen, Texas: $136,725
2. Minot, N.D.: $139,033
3. Arlington, Texas: $139,175
4. Canton, Ohio: $146,333
5. Muncie, Ind.: $150,000
6. Topeka, Kan.: $150,075
7. Fort Worth: $151,250
8. Tulsa: $153,750
9. Grayling, Mich.: $155,000
10. Wichita: $156,500

Most Expensive Internationally

Internationally, here are the most- and least-expensive cities. The prices have been converted to dollars.

1. Dublin: $2.1 million
2. Milan, Italy: $1.9 million
3. Rome: $1.8 million
4. Paris: $1.7 million
5. Cork County, Ireland: $1.6 million
6. Florence, Italy: $1.4 million
7. Galway County, Ireland: $1.1 million
8. Limerick County, Ireland: $1.1 million
9. Lisbon, Portugal: $1.1 million
10. Sydney: $900,000

Least Expensive Internationally

1. Bogota, Colombia: $140,100
2. Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt: $144,896
3. Granada, Nicaragua: $190,000
4. Panama City: $201,333
5. Manama-Muharraq, Bahrain: $230,500
6. Aruba: $236,250
7. Suzhou, China: $241,275
8. Guadalajara, Mexico: $246,522
9. St. Julians, Malta: $255,500
10. St. Andrew, Jamaica: $273,061

Source: USA Today, Noelle Knox (09/26/07)