{"chart":{"slug":"home-price-change-by-state-10-years","title":"Where have home prices risen most in 10 years?","takeaway":"From the second quarter of 2016 to the second quarter of 2026, home prices rose most in Idaho, where they were up 152.5%, more than doubling, followed by Maine (122.8%) and Utah (120.9%), on FHFA's index. They rose least in Louisiana (42.1%) and the District of Columbia (32.7%); across the U.S. they rose 93.3%, nearly doubling. The index follows repeat sales and refinance appraisals of the same single-family houses with mortgages backed by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac, and it is not adjusted for inflation.","topic":"Housing","chart_type":"bar","ranking":true,"x_label":"State","y_label":"Change in home prices over 10 years, percent","unit":"percent","points_count":52,"source":{"name":"Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), House Price Index, all-transactions index by state","url":"https://www.fhfa.gov/data/hpi/datasets?tab=quarterly-data"},"license":{"name":"Public domain (U.S. government work; FHFA)","url":"https://www.usa.gov/government-copyright"},"data_as_of":"2026-06-30","updated_at":"2026-10-17T11:13:58.858Z","url":"https://chart.ly/charts/home-price-change-by-state-10-years","api_url":"https://chart.ly/api/v1/charts/home-price-change-by-state-10-years","csv_url":"https://chart.ly/charts/home-price-change-by-state-10-years/data.csv","image_url":"https://chart.ly/charts/home-price-change-by-state-10-years/image.png","embed_url":"https://chart.ly/charts/home-price-change-by-state-10-years/embed","average_label":"United States","zero_axis":true,"data":[{"label":"Idaho","value":152.5},{"label":"Maine","value":122.8},{"label":"Utah","value":120.9},{"label":"New Hampshire","value":120.4},{"label":"Florida","value":120.0},{"label":"Rhode Island","value":120.0},{"label":"Tennessee","value":119.1},{"label":"Arizona","value":116.1},{"label":"South Carolina","value":114.1},{"label":"Nevada","value":113.7},{"label":"North Carolina","value":113.3},{"label":"Montana","value":113.1},{"label":"Georgia","value":112.2},{"label":"Wisconsin","value":105.7},{"label":"Washington","value":104.9},{"label":"Indiana","value":103.7},{"label":"Michigan","value":103.5},{"label":"Ohio","value":102.6},{"label":"Vermont","value":100.6},{"label":"New Jersey","value":99.2},{"label":"New York","value":96.6},{"label":"Missouri","value":95.0},{"label":"United States","value":93.3},{"label":"Massachusetts","value":91.9},{"label":"Nebraska","value":91.4},{"label":"Kentucky","value":91.2},{"label":"Connecticut","value":90.6},{"label":"South Dakota","value":90.2},{"label":"Kansas","value":89.8},{"label":"Alabama","value":88.8},{"label":"New Mexico","value":87.6},{"label":"Texas","value":87.1},{"label":"Pennsylvania","value":86.9},{"label":"Arkansas","value":85.9},{"label":"Colorado","value":85.2},{"label":"Virginia","value":83.4},{"label":"Delaware","value":81.6},{"label":"Oregon","value":80.0},{"label":"Oklahoma","value":77.0},{"label":"California","value":76.2},{"label":"Minnesota","value":76.2},{"label":"Wyoming","value":76.2},{"label":"Illinois","value":75.6},{"label":"Hawaii","value":74.9},{"label":"Iowa","value":70.6},{"label":"Mississippi","value":70.1},{"label":"West Virginia","value":68.5},{"label":"Maryland","value":63.8},{"label":"Alaska","value":58.0},{"label":"North Dakota","value":53.0},{"label":"Louisiana","value":42.1},{"label":"District of Columbia","value":32.7}],"annotations":[]},"docs":"https://chart.ly/developers","credit":"Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), House Price Index, all-transactions index by state, via Chartly (https://chart.ly/charts/home-price-change-by-state-10-years)"}