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San Francisco, California Has the Priciest Homes of Any Big City in America (2026)

San Francisco, California has the priciest homes of the 105 US cities we rank, at a $1,441,021 typical home value (Zillow, September 2026). San Jose, California is next, at a $1,353,869 typical home value.

By The Honest Local · 105 cities · every value links to its public source
$1,441,021San Francisco, California leads on the list, the highest reading of 105 citiesWhat a typical home is worth, straight from the tape.
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Priciest Home Values by City, all 105

The full ranking typical home value
Placetypical home value
1San Francisco, Californiabig city$1,441,021
2San Jose, Californiabig city$1,353,869
3San Diego, Californiabig city$980,490
4Los Angeles, Californiabig city$927,891
5New York, New Yorkbig city$825,854
6Seattle, Washingtonbig city$822,572
7Honolulu, Hawaiibig city$774,710
8Boston, Massachusettsbig city$761,236
9Oxnard, California$758,052
10Riverside, Californiabig city$641,514
11Charleston, South Carolina$587,511
12Miami, Floridabig city$583,705
13Reno, Nevadabig city$571,562
14Washington, DCbig city$569,857
15Salt Lake City, Utah$568,970
16Portland, Maine$554,454
17Portland, Oregonbig city$524,318
18Denver, Coloradobig city$520,947
19Boise, Idaho$500,215
20Vancouver, Washington$498,160
21Austin, Texasbig city$491,960
22Provo, Utah$478,876
23Sacramento, Californiabig city$470,552
24Asheville, North Carolina$444,478
25Colorado Springs, Coloradobig city$439,542
26Worcester, Massachusetts$432,708
27Providence, Rhode Island$431,740
28Nashville, Tennesseebig city$425,889
29Virginia Beach, Virginiabig city$424,785
30Raleigh, North Carolinabig city$424,663
31Madison, Wisconsinbig city$424,543
32Stockton, Californiabig city$422,451
33Las Vegas, Nevadabig city$417,475
34Sarasota, Florida$410,998
35Phoenix, Arizonabig city$404,067
36Spokane, Washington$392,803
37Ogden, Utah$390,773
38Charlotte, North Carolinabig city$389,648
39Bakersfield, Californiabig city$385,686
40Fresno, Californiabig city$384,885
41Durham, North Carolinabig city$384,724
42Atlanta, Georgiabig city$380,331
43Fayetteville, Arkansas$379,367
44Tampa, Floridabig city$375,619
45Orlando, Floridabig city$372,775
46Knoxville, Tennessee$368,965
47Richmond, Virginia$361,844
48Bridgeport, Connecticut$361,597
49Melbourne, Florida$357,832
50Albuquerque, New Mexicobig city$344,199
51New Haven, Connecticut$337,417
52Cape Coral, Florida$334,660
53Chicago, Illinoisbig city$334,108
54Albany, New York$331,504
55Greenville, South Carolina$328,460
56Minneapolis, Minnesotabig city$328,351
57Savannah, Georgia$318,893
58Tucson, Arizonabig city$318,760
59Allentown, Pennsylvania$315,694
60Chattanooga, Tennessee$314,999
61Lakeland, Florida$309,422
62Grand Rapids, Michigan$303,937
63Dallas, Texasbig city$303,442
64Omaha, Nebraskabig city$294,607
65Huntsville, Alabama$286,952
66Jacksonville, Floridabig city$284,832
67St. Louis, Missouribig city$273,164
68Harrisburg, Pennsylvania$263,909
69Louisville, Kentuckybig city$261,376
70Greensboro, North Carolinabig city$260,573
71Winston-Salem, North Carolinabig city$260,047
72Houston, Texasbig city$259,465
73Daytona Beach, Florida$251,316
74Kansas City, Missouribig city$250,185
75Cincinnati, Ohiobig city$245,743
76San Antonio, Texasbig city$244,623
77Buffalo, New Yorkbig city$244,068
78Columbus, Ohiobig city$243,122
79New Orleans, Louisianabig city$241,895
80Rochester, New York$240,168
81El Paso, Texasbig city$237,556
82Pittsburgh, Pennsylvaniabig city$234,620
83Philadelphia, Pennsylvaniabig city$231,584
84Baton Rouge, Louisiana$228,438
85Indianapolis, Indianabig city$227,445
86Columbia, South Carolina$227,148
87McAllen, Texas$226,801
88Milwaukee, Wisconsinbig city$223,304
89Syracuse, New York$223,201
90Little Rock, Arkansas$219,657
91Tulsa, Oklahomabig city$217,760
92Des Moines, Iowa$208,053
93Oklahoma City, Oklahomabig city$204,979
94Wichita, Kansasbig city$204,831
95Hartford, Connecticut$202,489
96Augusta, Georgia$187,663
97Baltimore, Marylandbig city$184,804
98Memphis, Tennesseebig city$151,794
99Akron, Ohio$138,865
100Dayton, Ohio$137,939
101Birmingham, Alabama$134,165
102Toledo, Ohiobig city$131,766
103Cleveland, Ohiobig city$115,810
104Jackson, Mississippi$83,517
105Detroit, Michiganbig city$74,742
Sources and method
  1. Zillow Home Value Index · 2026-09

How we got this. Typical home value is Zillow's Home Value Index, a metro figure for cities and a state figure for states, refreshed monthly. Cities and states each rank on their own list, cheapest to priciest. The US Virgin Islands has no state series, so it's left off. It refreshes monthly, when Zillow publishes.

Rankings by The Honest Local from public data, one page per list, refreshed on each source’s own cycle. Places with no reading are left out rather than estimated. Every value on this page carries its source in the page’s structured data.

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