5 years ago, only 85 US cities had starter homes that cost at least $1 million. Now there are 233.

Source: Business Insider

 Justin Sullivan/Getty ImagesThe typical starter home costs at least $1 million in 233 US cities, a Zillow study found. Just five years ago, only 85 cities had starter homes that cost at least $1 million. It's a telling sign of how pricey homes are, even in areas once considered relatively affordable.

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5 years ago, only 85 US cities had starter homes that cost at least $1 million. Now there are 233.

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