Cities with the highest home values

Compare median owner-occupied home values from Census survey estimates.

U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-year estimatesPeriod: 2020–2024 ACS 5-yearRetrieved 2026-10-05T08:15:40+00:00

Median value of owner-occupied housing units: ACS B25077_001E. This is a survey estimate, not current listing prices or transaction prices. ACS places, including census-designated places, with at least 20,000 residents in the same ACS release. ACS 5-year pooled estimates; margins of error are at the 90% confidence level. Ranks do not imply statistically significant differences. Missing, suppressed, and annotated/top-coded estimates are excluded.

Ranks are competition ranks computed across the full filtered set.

RankNameStateMedian home valuePopulation
1700Wadsworth cityOhio$247,900 ±$10,49124,492
1702Mentor cityOhio$247,700 ±$9,59147,171
1703Eau Claire cityWisconsin$247,600 ±$7,15170,322
1704Gainesville cityFlorida$247,500 ±$6,472145,702
1705Pueblo cityColorado$247,200 ±$5,910111,561
1706Bellevue cityNebraska$247,000 ±$6,65164,510
1706Athens cityOhio$247,000 ±$17,77023,396
1708Portsmouth cityVirginia$246,900 ±$5,36197,190
1709Manhattan cityKansas$246,700 ±$15,66854,239
1710Kenner cityLouisiana$246,300 ±$6,52764,904
1710Lancaster cityTexas$246,300 ±$13,09540,820
1712Martinez CDPGeorgia$246,100 ±$8,52533,750
1713Elizabethtown cityKentucky$245,900 ±$18,28532,576
1714Woodstock cityIllinois$245,700 ±$13,86626,147
1714Mesquite cityTexas$245,700 ±$4,016149,299
1714Hampton cityVirginia$245,700 ±$4,742137,557
1717Union City cityGeorgia$245,600 ±$25,83827,728
1718Omaha cityNebraska$245,500 ±$2,353488,837
1718Waynesboro cityVirginia$245,500 ±$11,33922,841
1720Sanford cityNorth Carolina$245,400 ±$17,16231,478
1721Owatonna cityMinnesota$245,200 ±$10,75426,498
1722Barstow cityCalifornia$245,000 ±$19,39425,100
1722Springfield cityMassachusetts$245,000 ±$4,471154,749
1722Auburn Hills cityMichigan$245,000 ±$10,37925,105
1725Greensboro cityNorth Carolina$244,800 ±$5,734301,198
1726Kearney cityNebraska$244,600 ±$8,21734,246
1727Grand Rapids cityMichigan$244,500 ±$3,433198,535
1728Reynoldsburg cityOhio$244,300 ±$8,94341,224
1729Columbus cityIndiana$244,200 ±$7,47151,824
1730Shelbyville cityTennessee$244,000 ±$16,09724,661
1731Medina cityOhio$243,600 ±$8,68025,950
1732Stonecrest cityGeorgia$243,500 ±$10,07260,501
1732Fresno CDPTexas$243,500 ±$14,57224,560
1732Sherman cityTexas$243,500 ±$19,17146,397
1735Owasso cityOklahoma$243,100 ±$4,36140,151
1735Philadelphia cityPennsylvania$243,100 ±$2,6411,579,706
1737Kansas City cityMissouri$242,900 ±$3,332510,612
1738Duluth cityMinnesota$242,700 ±$4,93687,093
1739Salisbury cityNorth Carolina$242,500 ±$17,83035,825
1740Norwich cityConnecticut$242,300 ±$10,85439,973
1741Edgewood CDPMaryland$242,200 ±$12,32824,922
1742Bowling Green cityKentucky$241,900 ±$7,76575,388
1743Opelika cityAlabama$241,800 ±$11,07832,820
1744Marion cityIowa$241,700 ±$10,34641,896
1745Faribault cityMinnesota$241,500 ±$11,64324,631
1746Ocala cityFlorida$241,400 ±$12,25166,584
1747Stephenville cityTexas$241,300 ±$21,66221,682
1748Meriden cityConnecticut$241,200 ±$6,88060,545
1749Vineland cityNew Jersey$240,700 ±$9,63561,006
1750New Bern cityNorth Carolina$240,100 ±$17,45532,734

± figures are the published 90% margin of error; small differences between estimates may not be statistically significant.

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