19 counties · ranked by income-to-home ratio

Most Affordable Counties in Kentucky

Counties in Kentucky where housing is most affordable relative to local incomes. Higher income-to-home ratios mean residents spend less of their earnings on housing.

#	County	BTI Score	Afford. Ratio	Home Value	Med. Income	Med. Rent	Tax Rate
01	Pike County KY	8	0.43	$96,900	$41,271	$826	0.8%
02	Boone County KY	50	0.39	$237,600	$91,697	$1,177	0.9%
03	Laurel County KY	34	0.38	$141,300	$53,693	$772	0.6%
04	Daviess County KY	72	0.37	$171,100	$64,021	$890	0.9%
05	Kenton County KY	71	0.37	$207,700	$76,016	$961	1.0%
06	Pulaski County KY	47	0.35	$140,400	$48,768	$810	0.7%
07	Bullitt County KY	45	0.35	$214,000	$73,900	$947	0.9%
08	Christian County KY	53	0.34	$142,000	$48,920	$984	0.7%
09	Hardin County KY	21	0.34	$186,500	$64,136	$909	0.7%
10	Franklin County KY	65	0.34	$184,000	$62,929	$902	0.9%
11	McCracken County KY	57	0.34	$172,300	$58,490	$849	0.7%
12	Campbell County KY	38	0.34	$214,400	$71,979	$979	1.1%
13	Scott County KY	60	0.34	$240,800	$80,782	$1,098	0.7%
14	Oldham County KY	43	0.33	$357,500	$117,334	$1,113	0.9%
15	Jessamine County KY	68	0.31	$226,900	$69,905	$972	0.8%
16	Jefferson County KY	48	0.30	$222,200	$66,296	$1,045	0.9%
17	Madison County KY	53	0.30	$200,600	$59,797	$826	0.8%
18	Warren County KY	49	0.28	$227,300	$63,074	$942	0.7%
19	Fayette County KY	63	0.27	$247,900	$66,087	$1,065	0.9%