Housing affordability index in Wyoming

Housing affordability index in Wyoming: puts one number on the housing question: 25.6% of the state's median household income goes to principal and interest on a median-priced home at today's rate.

30-year fixed rate used: 6.76% (observed 2026-09-10, FRED MORTGAGE30US).

Share of income

25.6%

principal + interest

Monthly payment

$1,570

on a $302,296 home

Median income

$73,566

households, ACS 5-year

Housing affordability index in Wyoming: counties ranked, least affordable first
RankCountyShare of incomeMonthly P&I
1Teton County65.5%$5,908
2Albany County32.5%$1,514
3Sheridan County31%$1,778
4Park County30.8%$1,711
5Johnson County30.4%$1,538
6Fremont County24.6%$1,229
7Sublette County24.6%$1,763
8Crook County24.5%$1,406
9Lincoln County24.4%$1,691
10Laramie County24.2%$1,536
11Platte County22.8%$1,232
12Niobrara County22.4%$1,016
13Natrona County22.3%$1,286
14Goshen County21.7%$1,128
15Carbon County20.3%$1,105
16Converse County19.8%$1,307
17Washakie County19.5%$1,008
18Sweetwater County18.9%$1,248
19Hot Springs County18.6%$993
20Big Horn County18.3%$934
21Weston County18.1%$1,085
22Uinta County17.9%$1,168
23Campbell County16.6%$1,287

Methodology

Every county figure for Wyoming uses the county's own median home value and median household income from the Census American Community Survey 5-year estimates, a 20% deposit, and the current 30-year fixed rate from FRED (MORTGAGE30US) amortised over 30 years.

The share shown is annualised principal and interest divided by median household income. Property tax, insurance and HOA dues are excluded so the comparison between counties stays like-for-like.

Counties without both a published home value and a published income are left out entirely rather than filled with an estimate, so the table is shorter than the county list in some states.

Sources: FRED series MORTGAGE30US, Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market Survey; U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates. American Community Survey 5-year estimates, 2022.