Buyers can snag plenty of deals in housing today. Falling home values and record-low interest rates continue to push affordability to record highs.

Nationally, the median list price for a home is $189,900, up 4.05 percent year-over-year, according to Realtor.com data from November of 146 metro areas.

The following cities offer the lowest median list prices in the nation as of November:
•Detroit: $84,900
•South Bend, Ind.: $102,000
•Dayton-Springfield, Ohio: $109,900
•Fort Wayne, Ind.: $109,900
•Toledo, Ohio: $109,900
•Las Vegas, Nev.-Ariz.: $122,000
•Cleveland-Lorain-Elyria, Ohio: $129,900
•Lakeland-Winter Haven, Fla.: $129,900
•Akron, Ohio: $129,900
•Ocala, Fla.: $129,500
•Springfield, Ill.: $129,250
•Wichita, Kan.: $130,828

By Melissa Dittmann Tracey for REALTOR® Magazine’s Daily News Daily Real Estate News | Tuesday, December 27, 2011