CHARLOTTE, N.C.—Paradise has its price. The priciest houses in the U.S. can be found in Hawaii, according to new data, while the lowest home prices are in Mississippi.
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LendingTree.com has released data showing the average size of a home loan in Hawaii during 2011 was $677,299, which is approximately three times the national average. Hawaii was followed by Washington, D.C. ($393,453), New Jersey ($344,000), and New York ($340,000). California came in ninth in the LendingTree.com data at $310,676.
At the other end of the financing spectrum, Mississippi reported the lowest average home loans at $137,182, followed by Nebraska ($137,515) and Delaware ($140,398). The national average was $222,562
