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Cost of housing by State

This article contains a list of U.S. states and the District of Columbia by median home price, according to data from Zillow and Business Insider.

List U.S. states and D.C. by median home price

U.S. states and D.C. by median home price 2020 (in current dollars)
State
rank		 State
or territory		 Median home price
in US$[1]
1  Hawaii $636,451
—  District of Columbia $626,911
2  California $554,886
3  Massachusetts $422,856
4  Washington $409,228
5  Colorado $397,820
6  Oregon $361,970
7  Utah $348,376
8  New Jersey $335,607
9  New York $321,934
10  Maryland $308,041
11  Nevada $301,753
12  Alaska $300,889
13  Rhode Island $300,808
14  New Hampshire $290,163
15  Idaho $285,982
16  Virginia $285,229
17  Montana $277,801
18  Arizona $268,765
19  Minnesota $256,857
20  Connecticut $255,555
21  Vermont $254,234
22  Delaware $254,108
23  Wyoming $450,890
24  Florida $245,169
25  Maine $242,316
26  North Dakota $235,012
27  Texas $207,301
28  South Dakota $205,567
29  New Mexico $203,675
30  Illinois $202,675
31  North Carolina $202,215
32  Wisconsin $202,029
33  Georgia $201,294
34  Pennsylvania $194,603
35  Tennessee $185,922
36  South Carolina $185,749
37  Nebraska $175,884
38  Michigan $173,277
39  Louisiana $166,565
40  Missouri $162,464
41  Indiana $155,640
42  Iowa $152,885
43  Kansas $150,657
44  Ohio $150,374
45  Kentucky $146,871
46  Alabama $138,975
47  Oklahoma $128,934
48  Arkansas $128,101
49  Mississippi $126,502
50  West Virginia $108,236

See also

References

  1. ↑ Davis, Marissa Perino, Dominic-Madori. "Here's the typical home price in every state — and what you can actually get for that money". Business Insider. Retrieved 2021-01-27.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)
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