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Where each city and state stands on typical home value

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Typical home value, cities 106 cities · cheapest first
PlaceTypical home valueAs of
1stDetroit$77,1992026-08
2ndJackson, Mississippi$86,3672026-08
3rdCleveland$120,4192026-08
4thToledo$133,5362026-08
5thBirmingham$136,8762026-08
6thDayton$140,6252026-08
7thAkron$141,6812026-08
8thMemphis$145,3352026-08
9thBaltimore$186,7412026-08
10thAugusta, Georgia$188,1142026-08
11thHartford$203,7922026-08
12thWichita$207,0802026-08
13thOklahoma City$207,4212026-08
14thDes Moines$210,5722026-08
15thTulsa$220,2212026-08
16thLittle Rock$221,5882026-08
17thSyracuse$224,5082026-08
18thMilwaukee$227,6292026-08
19thMcAllen$229,0662026-08
20thIndianapolis$230,0202026-08
21stColumbia, South Carolina$230,1912026-08
22ndBaton Rouge$232,0562026-08
23rdPhiladelphia$233,7282026-08
24thEl Paso$238,4752026-08
25thPittsburgh$239,8652026-08
26thNew Orleans$243,7812026-08
27thColumbus$247,0022026-08
28thRochester, New York$247,0402026-08
29thSan Antonio, Texas$247,4532026-08
30thBuffalo$248,8282026-08
31stCincinnati$249,2972026-08
32ndDaytona Beach$252,6222026-08
33rdKansas City$253,5492026-08
34thHouston, Texas$261,7402026-08
35thWinston-Salem$263,0572026-08
36thLouisville$263,1302026-08
37thGreensboro$263,2642026-08
38thHarrisburg$267,0272026-08
39thSt. Louis$275,7042026-08
40thJacksonville$285,1032026-08
40thJacksonville, Florida$285,1032026-08
42ndHuntsville, AL$290,2442026-08
43rdOmaha$296,6152026-08
44thDallas, Texas$305,7652026-08
45thGrand Rapids$307,0942026-08
46thLakeland$309,9542026-08
47thAllentown$317,4982026-08
48thChattanooga$319,1852026-08
49thTucson$321,9182026-08
50thSavannah$322,2392026-08
51stMinneapolis$328,5292026-08
52ndGreenville, SC$331,6412026-08
53rdAlbany$332,6572026-08
54thChicago$334,0302026-08
55thCape Coral$335,8252026-08
56thNew Haven$339,1822026-08
57thAlbuquerque$345,5032026-08
58thMelbourne$356,9962026-08
59thRichmond$364,7262026-08
60thBridgeport$364,9892026-08
61stKnoxville$370,6992026-08
62ndOrlando, Florida$371,1202026-08
63rdTampa$377,5662026-08
64thAtlanta, Georgia$381,9482026-08
65thFayetteville, Arkansas$383,5522026-08
66thBakersfield$388,2502026-08
67thFresno$388,9242026-08
68thDurham$389,6342026-08
69thCharlotte, NC$392,5732026-08
70thOgden$395,5172026-08
71stSpokane$396,1212026-08
72ndPhoenix$405,6892026-08
73rdSarasota$409,8782026-08
74thLas Vegas$419,1442026-08
75thMadison$426,3362026-08
76thStockton$427,2852026-08
77thVirginia Beach$427,7302026-08
78thRaleigh$428,6712026-08
79thNashville$429,7412026-08
80thProvidence$434,6982026-08
81stWorcester$435,9442026-08
82ndColorado Springs$441,5532026-08
83rdAsheville$448,6882026-08
84thSacramento$473,7972026-08
85thProvo$480,8292026-08
86thAustin$497,4182026-08
87thVancouver, Washington$501,6962026-08
88thBoise, Idaho$503,8522026-08
89thDenver$524,6952026-08
90thPortland$527,3592026-08
91stPortland, Maine$559,1752026-08
92ndSalt Lake City$572,0032026-08
93rdWashington DC$573,3362026-08
94thReno$573,3602026-08
95thMiami$580,8662026-08
96thCharleston$591,8212026-08
97thRiverside$645,1102026-08
98thOxnard$759,5732026-08
99thBoston$774,7232026-08
100thHonolulu$776,8612026-08
101stNew York$822,5172026-08
102ndSeattle$833,1922026-08
103rdLos Angeles, California$929,5722026-08
104thSan Diego$985,1582026-08
105thSan Jose, California$1,362,8082026-08
106thSan Francisco$1,424,7672026-08
Typical home value, states 49 states · cheapest first
PlaceTypical home valueAs of
1stWest Virginia$179,4962026-08
2ndMississippi$197,6062026-08
3rdLouisiana$217,0392026-08
4thOklahoma$223,2612026-08
5thArkansas$227,2642026-08
6thKentucky$232,5772026-08
7thIowa$239,5472026-08
8thAlabama$241,6132026-08
9thOhio$248,8032026-08
10thKansas$249,6032026-08
11thIndiana$260,0952026-08
12thMichigan$266,2922026-08
13thMissouri$267,8792026-08
14thNebraska$280,6732026-08
15thPennsylvania$290,4012026-08
16thNorth Dakota$292,2932026-08
17thIllinois$297,5732026-08
18thTexas$299,3672026-08
19thSouth Carolina$306,3232026-08
20thNew Mexico$318,2412026-08
21stSouth Dakota$321,5742026-08
22ndGeorgia$330,8172026-08
23rdTennessee$334,1082026-08
24thNorth Carolina$334,7732026-08
25thWisconsin$339,6992026-08
26thMinnesota$350,7522026-08
27thWyoming$371,8542026-08
28thFlorida$375,4702026-08
29thAlaska$398,6632026-08
30thVermont$399,0532026-08
31stDelaware$406,0742026-08
32ndVirginia$414,6622026-08
33rdMaine$415,5522026-08
34thArizona$417,9902026-08
35thMaryland$428,3082026-08
36thNevada$442,0272026-08
37thConnecticut$450,8732026-08
38thMontana$471,7462026-08
39thIdaho$478,7442026-08
40thRhode Island$511,2332026-08
41stNew Hampshire$516,3062026-08
42ndNew York$526,7142026-08
43rdColorado$532,7482026-08
44thUtah$534,5822026-08
45thNew Jersey$580,3532026-08
46thWashington$591,8792026-08
47thMassachusetts$661,8962026-08
48thCalifornia$764,1582026-08
49thHawaii$833,3402026-08
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The Honest Local, Home values across America, every city and state on one map, September 2026, https://thehonestlocal.com/map/typical_home_value

Free to reuse with attribution (CC BY 4.0). Data last moved September 22, 2026. Each number's source and period sit on its ranking page, one click from its rank.

Sources and method

The map reads the same tables as every ranking on this site: the live tape (Zillow, realtor.com by way of FRED, the Bureau of Labor Statistics, AAA, AirNow, MERIC, the Census Bureau, the FBI, the EIA, the BEA), and The Honest Local's own scores (Sunshine, Heat, Cold, Snow, Clean Air, Bad Air, Disaster, Safety, Affordability), each a blend of at least two public sources. Cities and states rank on separate lists. A place with no reading is left grey rather than estimated.