Home prices by state
The median home in the typical state is worth $353,800. In Hawaii it's $901,500, and in West Virginia it's $176,300.
| Hawaii | $901,500 | 8.6x | +35% | $2,009/mo | 62.7% |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| California | $770,700 | 7.5x | +36% | $2,160/mo | 55.7% |
| District of Columbia | $715,500 | 6.5x | +11% | $2,075/mo | 38.1% |
| Massachusetts | $626,900 | 5.9x | +50% | $1,962/mo | 62.8% |
| Washington | $605,600 | 5.9x | +56% | $1,873/mo | 62.8% |
| Colorado | $567,600 | 5.7x | +44% | $1,839/mo | 65.3% |
| Utah | $543,400 | 5.5x | +65% | $1,646/mo | 68.7% |
| New Jersey | $530,800 | 4.9x | +52% | $1,885/mo | 63.8% |
| Oregon | $507,900 | 5.8x | +43% | $1,629/mo | 63.1% |
| New Hampshire | $487,100 | 4.6x | +73% | $1,742/mo | 71.9% |
| Rhode Island | $478,700 | 5.3x | +69% | $1,531/mo | 65.2% |
| New York | $470,900 | 5.3x | +39% | $1,704/mo | 54.0% |
| Nevada | $459,400 | 5.4x | +45% | $1,692/mo | 61.1% |
| Idaho | $457,800 | 5.4x | +79% | $1,462/mo | 71.1% |
| Maryland | $445,800 | 4.1x | +34% | $1,822/mo | 67.3% |
| Arizona | $427,600 | 5.2x | +67% | $1,698/mo | 66.7% |
| Montana | $427,500 | 5.5x | +69% | $1,208/mo | 69.4% |
| Connecticut | $423,900 | 4.2x | +51% | $1,679/mo | 66.6% |
| Virginia | $422,600 | 4.3x | +46% | $1,734/mo | 67.9% |
| Florida | $396,700 | 4.9x | +62% | $1,866/mo | 68.0% |
| Delaware | $392,600 | 4.2x | +50% | $1,614/mo | 74.7% |
| Alaska | $385,100 | 4.0x | +37% | $1,500/mo | 66.5% |
| Maine | $370,300 | 4.5x | +85% | $1,329/mo | 74.0% |
| Vermont | $359,800 | 4.2x | +54% | $1,338/mo | 72.7% |
| Wyoming | $357,300 | 4.4x | +52% | $1,087/mo | 69.8% |
| Minnesota | $353,800 | 3.8x | +43% | $1,357/mo | 72.1% |
| Georgia | $346,500 | 4.2x | +71% | $1,575/mo | 66.2% |
| North Carolina | $342,800 | 4.4x | +77% | $1,412/mo | 67.0% |
| Tennessee | $341,200 | 4.5x | +78% | $1,356/mo | 67.7% |
| Texas | $318,100 | 3.8x | +59% | $1,515/mo | 62.7% |
| Wisconsin | $316,500 | 3.9x | +60% | $1,219/mo | 68.1% |
| South Carolina | $306,200 | 4.2x | +70% | $1,395/mo | 71.8% |
| South Dakota | $299,100 | 3.7x | +62% | $1,089/mo | 66.3% |
| Illinois | $294,400 | 3.4x | +41% | $1,419/mo | 67.8% |
| New Mexico | $293,400 | 4.2x | +62% | $1,145/mo | 69.8% |
| Pennsylvania | $292,400 | 3.6x | +52% | $1,329/mo | 69.2% |
| North Dakota | $281,700 | 3.5x | +37% | $1,071/mo | 61.8% |
| Nebraska | $279,200 | 3.4x | +62% | $1,194/mo | 65.9% |
| Missouri | $271,400 | 3.6x | +62% | $1,142/mo | 69.1% |
| Michigan | $269,500 | 3.6x | +59% | $1,220/mo | 74.1% |
| Indiana | $255,200 | 3.4x | +64% | $1,187/mo | 70.9% |
| Ohio | $254,100 | 3.4x | +62% | $1,155/mo | 67.4% |
| Kansas | $252,600 | 3.2x | +55% | $1,134/mo | 67.5% |
| Alabama | $246,500 | 3.6x | +60% | $1,121/mo | 70.9% |
| Kentucky | $242,000 | 3.6x | +60% | $1,072/mo | 68.2% |
| Iowa | $237,000 | 3.1x | +49% | $1,026/mo | 71.4% |
| Oklahoma | $234,000 | 3.4x | +59% | $1,107/mo | 65.5% |
| Louisiana | $231,800 | 3.6x | +35% | $1,105/mo | 68.0% |
| Arkansas | $228,400 | 3.5x | +68% | $1,055/mo | 67.2% |
| Mississippi | $192,700 | 3.2x | +50% | $1,033/mo | 71.6% |
| West Virginia | $176,300 | 2.9x | +41% | $921/mo | 74.7% |
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey, 2025 1-year estimates, tables B25077, B25064, B19013, B25003. Survey estimates carry a margin of error, which is larger in small states. Pulled 2026-11-03.
How to read it
"Value ÷ income" is how many years of median household income the median home costs. It says more about affordability than price alone: a home in Hawaii costs 8.6 years of income, and one in West Virginia costs 2.9.
These are what owners say their homes are worth across all homes, not recent sale prices, so they move slower than listing data. More on the method.