What is the typical home worth in each state?

In the Census Bureau's 5-year survey ending in 2024, the typical owner-occupied home in Hawaii was worth $839,100, the most of any state, followed by District of Columbia ($737,100) and California ($734,700). West Virginia was lowest at $162,600, and the U.S. median was $332,700. Values are what owners estimate their homes would sell for, over five years.

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Bars are sorted from highest to lowest and start at zero; each one's value is at its end. The dashed line is “United States”, for comparison. On a phone it opens on the top and bottom 10; tap “Show all” for the rest. These are survey estimates: the thin lines and the ± figures show each one's margin of error, and the true value is likely (90% confidence) within that range. Where ranges overlap, the difference may not be real.

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Key facts

Measure: Median home value, dollars. Written from the data below.

  • Hawaii has the highest figure, $839,100, followed by District of Columbia ($737,100) and California ($734,700).
  • West Virginia has the lowest figure, $162,600, followed by Mississippi ($169,800) and Arkansas ($188,000).
  • The highest is 5.2 times the lowest.
  • United States: $332,700. Of the 51 compared, 22 are above it and 29 below.

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U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates
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State Median home value, dollars Margin of error (±)
Hawaii 839,100 ±5,924
District of Columbia 737,100 ±10,625
California 734,700 ±1,307
Washington 564,600 ±1,940
Massachusetts 562,100 ±2,169
Colorado 539,400 ±2,069
Utah 489,400 ±1,629
Oregon 477,600 ±1,400
New Jersey 454,400 ±1,150
Nevada 435,400 ±1,611
New York 423,800 ±1,627
Maryland 419,900 ±1,385
Idaho 418,600 ±2,550
Rhode Island 404,200 ±4,032
New Hampshire 402,500 ±2,808
Arizona 394,500 ±1,474
Virginia 383,700 ±1,024
Montana 375,800 ±3,433
Connecticut 366,900 ±1,621
Florida 359,000 ±930
Alaska 352,900 ±3,735
Delaware 352,000 ±2,842
United States 332,700 ±236
Minnesota 329,300 ±903
Vermont 316,600 ±3,361
Wyoming 309,700 ±3,824
Georgia 303,300 ±1,171
Maine 296,600 ±2,876
North Carolina 288,900 ±1,086
Tennessee 286,700 ±1,492
Texas 283,800 ±738
Wisconsin 266,500 ±1,051
Illinois 263,300 ±797
South Carolina 259,000 ±1,421
South Dakota 257,400 ±3,051
Pennsylvania 254,500 ±767
North Dakota 249,900 ±2,909
New Mexico 248,100 ±1,957
Nebraska 238,600 ±1,365
Michigan 231,600 ±642
Missouri 230,300 ±880
Indiana 218,200 ±739
Kansas 217,200 ±1,343
Louisiana 216,500 ±1,367
Ohio 214,800 ±742
Alabama 209,900 ±1,076
Iowa 208,000 ±1,141
Kentucky 205,600 ±1,096
Oklahoma 199,800 ±1,121
Arkansas 188,000 ±1,754
Mississippi 169,800 ±1,198
West Virginia 162,600 ±1,346

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