Markets · Sep 2026
Every market we track
Home values, rents, rental vacancy, permits, jobs and migration for the U.S., all 50 states and DC, and the 100 largest metro areas. Each figure is the typical home value and its change over the past year.
States
- Alabama$239K+1.9%
- Alaska$398K+5.3%
- Arizona$417K−1.0%
- Arkansas$224K+3.4%
- California$762K+0.7%
- Colorado$529K−1.3%
- Connecticut$447K+5.0%
- Delaware$405K+1.2%
- District of Columbia$567K−0.7%
- Florida$375K−0.9%
- Georgia$329K−0.5%
- Hawaii$833K+1.4%
- Idaho$477K+2.2%
- Illinois$296K+5.3%
- Indiana$257K+2.9%
- Iowa$237K+3.3%
- Kansas$246K+3.5%
- Kentucky$231K−0.3%
- Louisiana$214K+2.1%
- Maine$412K+1.6%
- Maryland$425K−0.1%
- Massachusetts$655K+2.3%
- Michigan$264K+3.8%
- Minnesota$349K+2.3%
- Mississippi$195K+2.2%
- Missouri$265K+3.4%
- Montana$467K+2.0%
- Nebraska$278K+3.0%
- Nevada$441K−1.6%
- New Hampshire$511K+2.9%
- New Jersey$575K+4.0%
- New Mexico$316K+1.7%
- New York$525K+5.6%
- North Carolina$332K−0.2%
- North Dakota$291K+5.1%
- Ohio$246K+3.2%
- Oklahoma$221K+2.6%
- Oregon$493K0.0%
- Pennsylvania$287K+2.2%
- Rhode Island$509K+3.5%
- South Carolina$304K+0.9%
- South Dakota$318K+2.3%
- Tennessee$331K+0.5%
- Texas$296K−1.5%
- Utah$533K+1.2%
- Vermont$392K+0.9%
- Virginia$412K+2.1%
- Washington$588K−0.4%
- West Virginia$177K+2.6%
- Wisconsin$337K+5.1%
- Wyoming$369K+1.5%
Metro areas
The 100 largest by Zillow’s ranking, A to Z.
- Akron, OH$240K+4.0%
- Albany, NY$373K+5.0%
- Albuquerque, NM$349K+1.5%
- Allentown, PA$363K+3.2%
- Atlanta, GA$376K−1.5%
- Augusta, GA$250K+2.9%
- Austin, TX$414K−4.3%
- Bakersfield, CA$360K0.0%
- Baltimore, MD$397K+0.4%
- Baton Rouge, LA$246K+2.7%
- Birmingham, AL$261K+2.5%
- Boise, ID$492K+1.7%
- Boston, MA$726K+2.1%
- Bridgeport, CT$688K+6.2%
- Buffalo, NY$287K+3.6%
- Cape Coral, FL$334K−3.5%
- Charleston, SC$437K−0.2%
- Charlotte, NC$381K−0.8%
- Chattanooga, TN$319K−0.3%
- Chicago, IL$356K+5.0%
- Cincinnati, OH$306K+2.2%
- Cleveland, OH$250K+3.9%
- Colorado Springs, CO$447K−1.4%
- Columbia, SC$253K+1.6%
- Columbus, OH$327K+1.3%
- Dallas, TX$358K−2.1%
- Deltona, FL$331K−0.3%
- Denver, CO$555K−1.8%
- Des Moines, IA$293K+0.5%
- Detroit, MI$264K+1.8%
- Durham, NC$402K−2.5%
- El Paso, TX$233K+2.5%
- Fresno, CA$404K+1.1%
- Grand Rapids, MI$356K+4.9%
- Greensboro, NC$261K+0.8%
- Greenville, SC$312K+1.4%
- Harrisburg, PA$307K+2.6%
- Hartford, CT$399K+5.1%
- Honolulu, HI$856K+2.6%
- Houston, TX$303K−1.8%
- Indianapolis, IN$292K+1.0%
- Jackson, MS$212K+2.7%
- Jacksonville, FL$351K−0.1%
- Kansas City, MO$325K+3.7%
- Knoxville, TN$363K+1.9%
- Lakeland, FL$296K−2.2%
- Las Vegas, NV$423K−2.5%
- Little Rock, AR$230K+3.7%
- Los Angeles, CA$950K+1.3%
- Louisville, KY$279K+1.5%
- Madison, WI$446K+3.1%
- McAllen, TX$189K−0.4%
- Memphis, TN$242K+0.1%
- Miami, FL$477K+0.3%
- Milwaukee, WI$384K+5.3%
- Minneapolis, MN$388K+1.8%
- Modesto, CA$461K+0.2%
- Nashville, TN$449K−0.5%
- New Haven, CT$406K+4.9%
- New Orleans, LA$257K+1.6%
- New York, NY$731K+4.9%
- North Port, FL$404K−2.0%
- Ogden, UT$509K+1.7%
- Oklahoma City, OK$243K+1.0%
- Omaha, NE$306K+2.7%
- Orlando, FL$383K−1.5%
- Oxnard, CA$870K+1.1%
- Palm Bay, FL$342K−0.4%
- Philadelphia, PA$386K+2.5%
- Phoenix, AZ$441K−1.1%
- Pittsburgh, PA$228K+0.2%
- Portland, OR$539K−0.2%
- Providence, RI$522K+3.6%
- Provo, UT$539K+1.4%
- Raleigh, NC$428K−1.7%
- Richmond, VA$392K+2.6%
- Riverside, CA$580K+0.6%
- Rochester, NY$281K+4.9%
- Sacramento, CA$573K0.0%
- Salt Lake City, UT$559K+1.1%
- San Antonio, TX$274K−1.9%
- San Diego, CA$927K+0.8%
- San Francisco, CA$1.1M+3.1%
- San Jose, CA$1.5M+0.2%
- Scranton, PA$234K+2.3%
- Seattle, WA$720K−1.6%
- Spokane, WA$415K+0.2%
- Springfield, MA$372K+3.4%
- St. Louis, MO$273K+3.3%
- Stockton, CA$520K−2.1%
- Syracuse, NY$269K+6.6%
- Tampa, FL$357K−0.9%
- Toledo, OH$202K+3.3%
- Tucson, AZ$336K−1.8%
- Tulsa, OK$252K+3.1%
- Virginia Beach, VA$371K+2.9%
- Washington, DC$570K+0.2%
- Wichita, KS$222K+2.9%
- Winston-Salem, NC$278K+1.7%
- Worcester, MA$477K+2.1%
Source: Data Provided by Zillow Group · As of Sep 2026