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Detroit ranked first and Cleveland was third—two cities with lower median property values and household incomes. Daly City and Berkeley in the San Francisco Bay Area and Honolulu are the wealthier cities that rounded out the top five. Kolomatsky’s article includes a list of the 20 major cities with the largest shares of tenured homeowners.
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