US States · Median home value

US States by Median Home Value (2024)

Data: 2024 ACS 1-year estimates Updated: Source: U.S. Census Bureau CSV

This is the median value of owner-occupied homes as estimated by the owners themselves when answering the American Community Survey. It describes the whole stock of homes people live in, not just the ones that sold this year, which makes it a steady benchmark for comparing states.

Hawaii tops the list at $875,900; West Virginia has the lowest median value at $170,800. Across the US the median is $360,600.

Key facts

Highest

  1. 1Hawaii$875,900
  2. 2California$759,500
  3. 3District of Columbia$733,400

Lowest

  1. 51West Virginia$170,800
  2. 50Mississippi$186,500
  3. 49Arkansas$215,600
United States
$360,600
Median of 51 states
$341,900
states ranked
51

Median home value by state

Shaded by quintile; darker = higher. Hover a state for its value and rank.

Alabama: $233,300 (rank 44 of 51)Alaska: $376,500 (rank 21 of 51)Arizona: $426,000 (rank 16 of 51)Colorado: $574,600 (rank 6 of 51)Florida: $396,900 (rank 19 of 51)Georgia: $343,300 (rank 25 of 51)Indiana: $243,500 (rank 41 of 51)Kansas: $238,700 (rank 43 of 51)Maine: $341,900 (rank 26 of 51)Massachusetts: $607,400 (rank 4 of 51)Minnesota: $344,600 (rank 24 of 51)New Jersey: $496,000 (rank 9 of 51)North Carolina: $333,000 (rank 28 of 51)North Dakota: $266,100 (rank 37 of 51)Oklahoma: $222,100 (rank 48 of 51)Pennsylvania: $277,600 (rank 36 of 51)South Dakota: $289,600 (rank 33 of 51)Texas: $313,200 (rank 30 of 51)Wyoming: $339,500 (rank 27 of 51)Connecticut: $396,900 (rank 19 of 51)Missouri: $254,400 (rank 39 of 51)West Virginia: $170,800 (rank 51 of 51)Illinois: $280,700 (rank 34 of 51)New Mexico: $279,900 (rank 35 of 51)Arkansas: $215,600 (rank 49 of 51)California: $759,500 (rank 2 of 51)Delaware: $371,600 (rank 22 of 51)Hawaii: $875,900 (rank 1 of 51)Iowa: $227,300 (rank 45 of 51)Kentucky: $226,000 (rank 46 of 51)Maryland: $436,300 (rank 15 of 51)Michigan: $254,200 (rank 40 of 51)Mississippi: $186,500 (rank 50 of 51)Montana: $425,400 (rank 17 of 51)New Hampshire: $458,800 (rank 10 of 51)New York: $449,800 (rank 13 of 51)Ohio: $239,800 (rank 42 of 51)Oregon: $497,500 (rank 8 of 51)Tennessee: $332,600 (rank 29 of 51)Utah: $545,200 (rank 7 of 51)Virginia: $403,500 (rank 18 of 51)Washington: $602,200 (rank 5 of 51)Wisconsin: $294,700 (rank 32 of 51)Nebraska: $263,100 (rank 38 of 51)South Carolina: $299,500 (rank 31 of 51)Idaho: $446,400 (rank 14 of 51)Nevada: $455,500 (rank 12 of 51)Vermont: $352,800 (rank 23 of 51)Louisiana: $223,200 (rank 47 of 51)Rhode Island: $455,700 (rank 11 of 51) District of Columbia: $733,400 (rank 3 of 51)
  • $170,800–$243,500
  • $254,200–$299,500
  • $313,200–$376,500
  • $396,900–$455,700
  • $458,800–$875,900
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2024 ACS 1-year estimates. Map: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundaries (via us-atlas), Albers USA projection; Alaska and Hawaii repositioned.

Highest and lowest states

Median home value; dashed line marks the US figure.

Highest 10

  1. 1. Hawaii $875,900
  2. 2. California $759,500
  3. 3. District of Columbia $733,400
  4. 4. Massachusetts $607,400
  5. 5. Washington $602,200
  6. 6. Colorado $574,600
  7. 7. Utah $545,200
  8. 8. Oregon $497,500
  9. 9. New Jersey $496,000
  10. 10. New Hampshire $458,800

Lowest 10

  1. 42. Ohio $239,800
  2. 43. Kansas $238,700
  3. 44. Alabama $233,300
  4. 45. Iowa $227,300
  5. 46. Kentucky $226,000
  6. 47. Louisiana $223,200
  7. 48. Oklahoma $222,100
  8. 49. Arkansas $215,600
  9. 50. Mississippi $186,500
  10. 51. West Virginia $170,800

United States: $360,600

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2024 ACS 1-year estimates.

Full ranking

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1 Hawaii $875,900 ±$14,013 West 1,446,146
2 California $759,500 ±$3,644 West 39,431,263
3 District of Columbia $733,400 ±$25,632 South 702,250
4 Massachusetts $607,400 ±$3,979 Northeast 7,136,171
5 Washington $602,200 ±$3,897 West 7,958,180
6 Colorado $574,600 ±$3,773 West 5,957,494
7 Utah $545,200 ±$6,188 West 3,503,613
8 Oregon $497,500 ±$3,618 West 4,272,371
9 New Jersey $496,000 ±$2,982 Northeast 9,500,851
10 New Hampshire $458,800 ±$6,138 Northeast 1,409,032
11 Rhode Island $455,700 ±$6,647 Northeast 1,112,308
12 Nevada $455,500 ±$3,836 West 3,267,467
13 New York $449,800 ±$3,718 Northeast 19,867,248
14 Idaho $446,400 ±$5,301 West 2,001,619
15 Maryland $436,300 ±$3,089 South 6,263,220
16 Arizona $426,000 ±$2,728 West 7,582,384
17 Montana $425,400 ±$10,246 West 1,137,233
18 Virginia $403,500 ±$3,411 South 8,811,195
19 Connecticut $396,900 ±$3,745 Northeast 3,675,069
19 Florida $396,900 ±$1,617 South 23,372,215
21 Alaska $376,500 ±$7,020 West 740,133
22 Delaware $371,600 ±$4,972 South 1,051,917
23 Vermont $352,800 ±$7,277 Northeast 648,493
24 Minnesota $344,600 ±$1,807 Midwest 5,793,151
25 Georgia $343,300 ±$2,287 South 11,180,878
26 Maine $341,900 ±$4,987 Northeast 1,405,012
27 Wyoming $339,500 ±$8,452 West 587,618
28 North Carolina $333,000 ±$1,908 South 11,046,024
29 Tennessee $332,600 ±$2,448 South 7,227,750
30 Texas $313,200 ±$1,780 South 31,290,831
31 South Carolina $299,500 ±$3,303 South 5,478,831
32 Wisconsin $294,700 ±$1,862 Midwest 5,960,975
33 South Dakota $289,600 ±$6,421 Midwest 924,669
34 Illinois $280,700 ±$1,768 Midwest 12,710,158
35 New Mexico $279,900 ±$4,338 West 2,130,256
36 Pennsylvania $277,600 ±$1,517 Northeast 13,078,751
37 North Dakota $266,100 ±$5,332 Midwest 796,568
38 Nebraska $263,100 ±$3,117 Midwest 2,005,466
39 Missouri $254,400 ±$2,059 Midwest 6,245,466
40 Michigan $254,200 ±$1,616 Midwest 10,140,459
41 Indiana $243,500 ±$1,916 Midwest 6,924,275
42 Ohio $239,800 ±$1,395 Midwest 11,883,304
43 Kansas $238,700 ±$2,937 Midwest 2,970,606
44 Alabama $233,300 ±$2,461 South 5,157,699
45 Iowa $227,300 ±$2,299 Midwest 3,241,488
46 Kentucky $226,000 ±$2,611 South 4,588,372
47 Louisiana $223,200 ±$2,575 South 4,597,740
48 Oklahoma $222,100 ±$2,147 South 4,095,393
49 Arkansas $215,600 ±$3,253 South 3,088,354
50 Mississippi $186,500 ±$3,787 South 2,943,045
51 West Virginia $170,800 ±$2,594 South 1,769,979

Methodology

Census Bureau table B25077 (Median Value, Dollars), 1-year estimates. Universe: owner-occupied housing units. Value is the respondent's estimate of how much the property (house and lot, or condominium unit) would sell for. Margins of error are at the 90% confidence level.

Puerto Rico and other US territories are not included. Rankings use competition ranking: tied values share a rank.

Frequently asked questions

Is this the same as the median sale price?

No. Sale-price data only covers homes that sold. This figure covers all owner-occupied homes and is based on owners' own estimates, so it can lag fast-moving markets.

Which state has the most expensive homes?

Hawaii, with a median owner-occupied home value of $875,900.

Sources

Data retrieved October 28, 2026. Values are shown as published, rounded for display; derived percentages are computed by us from published counts as described above. Download the CSV. Spotted an error? Tell us.

Cite this page: SortedLists, “US States by Median Home Value”, https://sortedlists.com/states-by-median-home-value/ (accessed October 28, 2026). Data: U.S. Census Bureau, 2024 American Community Survey 1-Year Estimates, table B25077.