List of U.S. states by median home price
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[[File:Home prices by county.webp|thumb|350px|right|Home prices by county (2021)
{{color box|#f0f723|border=silver}} <$100,000
{{color box|#fbbf2b|border=silver}} $200,000
{{color box|#f38a47|border=silver}} $300,000
{{color box|#d8586a|border=silver}} $400,000
{{color box|#ac2790|border=silver}} $500,000
{{color box|#6703a5|border=silver}} $600,000
{{color box|#0d0787|border=silver}} $700,000+
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File:Cost of housing by State.webp
This article contains a list of U.S. states and the District of Columbia by median home price, according to data from Zillow.
List U.S. states and D.C. by median home price
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|+U.S. states and D.C. by median home price, February 2024 (in February 2024 dollars){{cite web | url=https://www.zillow.com/home-values | title=United States Housing Market: 2024 Home Prices & Trends }} ! data-sort-type="number" |State ! State ! Median home price |
| 1
|{{Flag|Hawaii}} |$839,013 |
| 2
|{{Flag|California}} |$765,197 |
| —
|{{Flag|District of Columbia}} |$610,548 |
| 3
|{{Flag|Massachusetts}} |$596,410 |
| 4
|{{Flag|Washington}} |$575,894 |
| 5
|{{Flag|Colorado}} |$539,151 |
| 6
|{{Flag|Utah}} |$509,433 |
| 7
|{{flag|New Jersey}} |$503,432 |
| 8
|{{Flag|Oregon}} |$487,244 |
| 9
|{{Flag|New Hampshire}} |$454,948 |
| 10
|{{Flag|New York}} |$453,138 |
| 11
|{{Flag|Montana}} |$448,238 |
| 12
|{{Flag|Idaho}} |$443,500 |
| 13
|{{Flag|Rhode Island}} |$438,711 |
| 14
|{{Flag|Arizona}} |$426,680 |
| 15
|{{Flag|Nevada}} |$426,267 |
| 16
|{{Flag|Maryland}} |$406,843 |
| 17
|{{Flag|Florida}} |$392,306 |
| 18
|{{Flag|Connecticut}} |$384,244 |
| 19
|{{Flag|Maine}} |$382,580 |
| 20
|{{Flag|Virginia}} |$377,699 |
| 21
|{{Flag|Delaware}} |$374,252 |
| 22
|{{Flag|Vermont}} |$373,001 |
| 23
|{{Flag|Alaska}} |$349,502 |
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| style="background: #cccccc;"|{{Flagcountry|United States}} | style="background: #cccccc;"|$347,716 |
| 24
|{{Flag|Wyoming}} |$334,782 |
| 25
|{{Flag|Minnesota}} |$323,034 |
| 26
|{{Flag|North Carolina}} |$322,527 |
| 27
|{{flagcountry|Georgia (U.S. state)}} |$321,821 |
| 28
|{{Flag|Tennessee}} |$311,531 |
| 29
|{{Flag|Texas}} |$298,624 |
| 30
|{{Flag|South Dakota}} |$292,551 |
| 31
|{{Flag|New Mexico}} |$292,280 |
| 32
|{{Flag|South Carolina}} |$287,882 |
| 33
|{{Flag|Wisconsin}} |$286,394 |
| 34
|{{Flag|Pennsylvania}} |$255,570 |
| 35
|{{Flag|Nebraska}} |$251,315 |
| 36
|{{Flag|Illinois}} |$251,267 |
| 37
|{{Flag|North Dakota}} |$248,022 |
| 38
|{{Flag|Missouri}} |$238,125 |
| 39
|{{Flag|Michigan}} |$232,511 |
| 40
|{{Flag|Indiana}} |$231,533 |
| 41
|{{Flag|Alabama}} |$221,490 |
| 42
|{{Flag|Ohio}} |$217,698 |
| 43
|{{Flag|Kansas}} |$217,315 |
| 44
|{{Flag|Iowa}} |$208,755 |
| 45
|{{Flag|Oklahoma}} |$199,378 |
| 46
|{{Flag|Arkansas}} |$198,838 |
| 47
|{{Flag|Kentucky}} |$196,550 |
| 48
|{{Flag|Louisiana}} |$194,308 |
| 49
| align="left" |{{flag|Mississippi}} |$171,613 |
| 50
|{{Flag|West Virginia}} |$155,491 |