CensusEasy
RANKING · 2010 CENSUS · 33 SHOWN OF 33

Least affordable housing, Maine cities · 2010

Maine cities ranked by the CensusEasy Afford Score, median home value divided by median household income (2010 ACS). A higher score means a home costs more years of local income. This list covers the 33 cities in Maine that qualify, ranked against each other statewide.

Flip the list · Most affordable housing, US cities
Least affordable housing by state
RANKPLACESTATEPOPAFFORD SCOREVS –
01Rockland, MEME7,1425.9
02Portland, MEME69,9115.6
03Kittery, MEME5,1105.5
04Orono, MEME11,1515.3
05Biddeford, MEME22,3995.3
06Old Orchard Beach, MEME9,2445.1
07Yarmouth, MEME6,2894.9
08Sanford, MEME22,6634.9
09Westbrook, MEME21,5654.6
10Brunswick, MEME17,6524.6
11Kennebunk, MEME6,2214.5
12South Portland, MEME27,0074.4
13Lewiston, MEME38,8664.1
14Bath, MEME8,8354.0
15Old, MEME7,5894.0
16Saco, MEME21,1594.0
17Augusta, MEME19,1553.9
18Bangor, MEME32,5183.9
19Auburn, MEME25,4413.9
20Belfast, MEME6,9883.8
21North Windham, MEME5,4173.6
22Brewer, MEME9,6363.6
23Ellsworth, MEME8,8623.6
24Gorham, MEME7,5933.6
25Skowhegan, MEME6,6623.5
26Waterville, MEME17,5793.3
27Topsham, MEME7,2713.2
28Gardiner, MEME6,2063.1
29Presque Isle, MEME8,6942.9
30Winslow, MEME5,8732.7
31Houlton, MEME5,0822.4
32Caribou, MEME7,3212.0
33Hampden, MEME5,1612.0
SHOWING 1–33 OF 33

UPDATED 2026-08-08 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS