The Bay Area is topping yet another list that illustrates the sky-high real estate prices in the region. The San Jose and San Francisco metros top the list of places that require the highest household income in order to buy a median-priced home, according to a Mercury News report.

A new study from the HSH.com mortgage information website reveals that a $216,181 household salary is required to buy a median-priced home in San Jose. To buy a median home in San Francisco, buyers will need a $171,330 salary. These numbers also assume a 20 percent down payment and 30-year fixed mortgage.

The HSH study looked into the country’s 50 most populous metropolitan areas. In San Jose, a median-priced home costs $1,165,000. In the San Francisco metro (including Contra Costa County, Oakland, and Alameda County), the median is $900,000.

Earlier this year, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development revealed that a family of four in San Francisco can earn $105,350 a year and still be considered “low income.”

These numbers speak to the increasingly outlandish housing situation in the Bay Area. While San Jose and San Francisco are just two of 50 areas the study analyzed by HSH.com, there is a wide gap that separates the top two from the rest. Los Angeles, which shows up in the number-four slot, requires a household income of $115,068 to buy a median-priced home. In New York City, the necessary income is $99,151.