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New York now has 41 cities where a starter home costs $1 million or more, up from 12 before the pandemic, per Zillow.
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The jump from 12 to 41 highlights how pandemic-era price gains have pushed entry-level housing into seven-figure territory across a widening swath of the state. The concentration in the New York metro underscores the region's outsized role in the national affordability squeeze. Watch for whether elevated mortgage rates and slowing price growth cool these thresholds, or whether more cities cross the $1 million mark.
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