Mapped: Home price growth since 1984

Home prices in Ohio have risen 321% over the past four decades, according to one analysis of Freddie Mac data.

By the numbers: That's below the national average of nearly 500%.

• Ohio saw the 10th lowest increase of all states since 1984.

Zoom in: Cleveland's low cost of living has long been considered one of the city's most appealing factors for residents wanting to move or stay here.

• A recent analysis by Redfin determined that buying a typical starter home in the city costs just $53,524.