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Developement of US house prices

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Browse by city to discover the average value of your home. We analyze millions of market data points to calculate value ranges for different types of properties. Over the past 20 years, the U.S. housing market has gone through several major cycles. Prices have risen, fallen, and risen again. Like many other real estate markets, it was heavily affected by the global financial crisis, which originated in the U.S. banking sector. U.S. real estate lenders, in particular, were hit hard. However, the recovery came quickly, and today’s market sits roughly 50% above 2009 levels. Still, home prices vary significantly from city to city.

House prices by neighborhoods

Barley Sheaf Flemington, NJ	282 $ / ft²
Alden Street Cemetery Provincetown, MA	1070 $ / ft²
Beechhurst Whitestone, NY	507 $ / ft²
Perry Center Perry, NY	234 $ / ft²
Coopers Falls De Kalb Junction, NY	153 $ / ft²
Belvidere Belmont, NY	152 $ / ft²
Airport Road corridor Hyannis, MA	263 $ / ft²
Edgewater at Oakmont Oakmont, PA	73 $ / ft²
Mamont Murrysville, PA	78 $ / ft²
Wanakah Lake View, NY	188 $ / ft²

Alaska

Anchorage, Anchorage
Fairbanks, Fairbanks North Star
Copper Center, Valdez Cordova
Jber, Anchorage
Saint Paul Island, Aleutians West
Togiak, Dillingham
Circle, Yukon Koyukuk
Kivalina, Northwest Arctic
Point Hope, North Slope
White Mountain, Nome

Alabama

Birmingham, Jefferson
Mobile, Mobile
Orange Beach, Baldwin
Montgomery, Montgomery
Huntsville, Madison
Gadsden, Etowah
Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa
Anniston, Calhoun
Madison, Limestone
Equality, Coosa

Arkansas

Little Rock, Pulaski
Eureka Springs, Carroll
Bella Vista, Benton
North Little Rock, Pulaski
Jonesboro, Craighead
Fort Smith, Sebastian
Fayetteville, Washington
Arkadelphia, Clark
Pine Bluff, Jefferson
Conway, Faulkner

Arizona

Phoenix, Maricopa
Tucson, Pima
Scottsdale, Maricopa
Queen Creek, Maricopa
Tempe, Maricopa
Mesa, Maricopa
Chandler, Maricopa
Laveen, Maricopa
Glendale, Maricopa
San Tan Valley, Pinal

California

San Diego, San Diego
Los Angeles, Los Angeles
Palm Springs, Riverside
Carlsbad, San Diego
Palm Desert, Riverside
Malibu, Los Angeles
Valencia, Los Angeles
Long Beach, Los Angeles
La Quinta, Riverside
Encinitas, San Diego

Colorado

Denver, Denver
Fort Collins, Larimer
Colorado Springs, El Paso
Broomfield, Broomfield
Fountain, El Paso
Aurora, Arapahoe
Johnstown, Weld
Littleton, Arapahoe
Pueblo, Pueblo
Pine, Jefferson

Connecticut

Greenwich, Fairfield
Waterbury, New Haven
Bridgeport, Fairfield
Hartford, Hartford
Canton, Hartford
Stamford, Fairfield
Norwalk, Fairfield
New Haven, New Haven
Unionville, Hartford
Broad Brook, Hartford

District of Columbia

Washington, District of Columbia
Naval Anacost Annex, District of Columbia

Delaware

Wilmington, New Castle
Middletown, New Castle
Newark, New Castle
Dover, Kent
Townsend, New Castle
Fenwick Island, Sussex
Millsboro, Sussex
Delaware City, New Castle
Bethel, Sussex
Hartly, Kent

Florida

Miami, Miami Dade
Jacksonville, Duval
Tampa, Hillsborough
Fort Lauderdale, Broward
Orlando, Orange
Kissimmee, Osceola
Naples, Collier
West Palm Beach, Palm Beach
Gainesville, Alachua
Saint Cloud, Osceola

Georgia

Atlanta, Fulton
Decatur, DeKalb
Saint Simons Island, Glynn
Macon, Bibb
Savannah, Chatham
Fort Benning, Chattahoochee
Rome, Floyd
Lilburn, Gwinnett
Augusta, Richmond
Stone Mountain, DeKalb

Hawaii

Wailuku, Maui
Honolulu, Honolulu
Kapaa, Kauai
Schofield Barracks, Honolulu
Mountain View, Hawaii
Jbphh, Honolulu
Kurtistown, Hawaii
Hauula, Honolulu
Kalaheo, Kauai
Kunia, Honolulu

Iowa

Des Moines, Polk
Davenport, Scott
Cedar Rapids, Linn
Ankeny, Polk
Ames, Story
Iowa City, Johnson
Waterloo, Black Hawk
Dubuque, Dubuque
West Des Moines, Polk
Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie

Idaho

Hayden, Kootenai
Boise, Ada
Wallace, Shoshone
Kellogg, Shoshone
Pocatello, Bannock
Idaho Falls, Bonneville
Nampa, Canyon
Sun Valley, Blaine
Coeur D Alene, Kootenai
Caldwell, Canyon

Illinois

Chicago, Cook
Arlington Heights, Cook
Streamwood, Cook
Oak Lawn, Cook
Rockford, Winnebago
Peoria, Peoria
East Saint Louis, St. Clair
Channahon, Will
Springfield, Sangamon
North Aurora, Kane

Indiana

Indianapolis, Marion
Fort Wayne, Allen
Carmel, Hamilton
Bloomington, Monroe
South Bend, St. Joseph
Evansville, Vanderburgh
Gary, Lake
Terre Haute, Vigo
Anderson, Madison
Muncie, Delaware

Kansas

Wichita, Sedgwick
Topeka, Shawnee
Kansas City, Wyandotte
Overland Park, Johnson
Shawnee, Johnson
Lawrence, Douglas
Lenexa, Johnson
Leawood, Johnson
Manhattan, Riley
Hutchinson, Reno

Kentucky

Louisville, Jefferson
Lexington, Fayette
Middlesboro, Bell
Elizabethtown, Hardin
Bowling Green, Warren
London, Laurel
Calvin, Bell
Newport, Campbell
Covington, Kenton
Jackhorn, Letcher

Louisiana

New Orleans, Orleans
Baton Rouge, East Baton Rouge
Prairieville, Ascension
Shreveport, Caddo
La Place, St. John the Baptist
Kenner, Jefferson
Lake Charles, Calcasieu
Metairie, Jefferson
Lafayette, Lafayette
Sulphur, Calcasieu

Massachusetts

Boston, Suffolk
Brookline, Norfolk
Wellesley Hills, Norfolk
Springfield, Hampden
Somerville, Middlesex
Longmeadow, Hampden
Auburndale, Middlesex
Pembroke, Plymouth
Worcester, Worcester
Dorchester, Suffolk

Maryland

Baltimore, Baltimore
Severna Park, Anne Arundel
Lutherville Timonium, Baltimore
Columbia, Howard
Essex, Baltimore
Kensington, Montgomery
Earleville, Cecil
Hanover, Anne Arundel
Silver Spring, Montgomery
Solomons, Calvert

Maine

Topsham, Sagadahoc
Bridgton, Cumberland
Westbrook, Cumberland
Bethel, Oxford
Portland, Cumberland
Sebec, Piscataquis
Greenbush, Penobscot
Northeast Harbor, Hancock
Orono, Penobscot
Greene, Androscoggin

Michigan

Detroit, Wayne
West Bloomfield, Oakland
Grand Rapids, Kent
Glen Arbor, Leelanau
Lansing, Ingham
Novi, Oakland
Flint, Genesee
Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo
Boyne City, Charlevoix
Livonia, Wayne

Minnesota

Minneapolis, Hennepin
Saint Paul, Ramsey
Duluth, St. Louis
Northfield, Rice
Chanhassen, Carver
Carver, Carver
Rochester, Olmsted
Eden Prairie, Hennepin
Excelsior, Hennepin
Saint Cloud, Stearns

Missouri

Saint Louis, St. Louis
Kansas City, Jackson
O Fallon, St. Charles
Independence, Jackson
Springfield, Greene
Lees Summit, Jackson
Saint Joseph, Buchanan
Columbia, Boone
Florissant, St. Louis
Saint Charles, St. Charles

Mississippi

Jackson, Hinds
Southaven, DeSoto
Meridian, Lauderdale
Biloxi, Harrison
Greenville, Washington
Hattiesburg, Forrest
Columbus, Lowndes
Gulfport, Harrison
Tupelo, Lee
Starkville, Oktibbeha

Montana

Polson, Lake
Belgrade, Gallatin
Missoula, Missoula
Billings, Yellowstone
Butte, Silver Bow
Great Falls, Cascade
Pray, Park
Helena, Lewis and Clark
Bozeman, Gallatin
Larslan, Valley

North Carolina

Charlotte, Mecklenburg
Morganton, Burke
Wilmington, New Hanover
Winston Salem, Forsyth
Raleigh, Wake
Pittsboro, Chatham
Greensboro, Guilford
Burlington, Alamance
Durham, Durham
Fayetteville, Cumberland

North Dakota

Bismarck, Burleigh
Fargo, Cass
Minot, Ward
New Town, Mountrail
Grand Forks, Grand Forks
Jamestown, Stutsman
Grand Forks Afb, Grand Forks
Minot Afb, Ward
Wahpeton, Richland
Mekinock, Grand Forks

Nebraska

Omaha, Douglas
Lincoln, Lancaster
Kearney, Buffalo
Bellevue, Sarpy
Papillion, Sarpy
Grand Island, Hall
Dorchester, Saline
Geneva, Fillmore
Liberty, Gage
Palmyra, Otoe

New Hampshire

Manchester, Hillsborough
Newbury, Merrimack
Windham, Rockingham
Franklin, Merrimack
Nelson, Cheshire
Suncook, Merrimack
Swanzey, Cheshire
Epsom, Merrimack
Nashua, Hillsborough
Rochester, Strafford

New Jersey

Jackson, Ocean
Beach Haven, Ocean
Livingston, Essex
Brick, Ocean
Willingboro, Burlington
Trenton, Mercer
Woodbury, Gloucester
Short Hills, Essex
Newark, Essex
Paterson, Passaic

New Mexico

Carlsbad, Eddy
Albuquerque, Bernalillo
Las Cruces, Do�a Ana
Chimayo, Rio Arriba
Santa Fe, Santa Fe
Farmington, San Juan
Alamogordo, Otero
Espanola, Rio Arriba
Rio Rancho, Sandoval
Hobbs, Lea

Nevada

Las Vegas, Clark
Reno, Washoe
Henderson, Clark
North Las Vegas, Clark
Elko, Elko
Verdi, Washoe
Carson City, Carson City
Sparks, Washoe
Pahrump, Nye
Incline Village, Washoe

New York

New York, New York
Brooklyn, Kings
Rochester, Monroe
Buffalo, Erie
Bronx, Bronx
Syracuse, Onondaga
Albany, Albany
Montauk, Suffolk
Staten Island, Richmond
Huntington, Suffolk

Ohio

Cincinnati, Hamilton
Cleveland, Cuyahoga
Dayton, Montgomery
Columbus, Franklin
Akron, Summit
Toledo, Lucas
Delaware, Delaware
Youngstown, Mahoning
Canton, Stark
Hudson, Summit

Oklahoma

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Tulsa, Tulsa
Edmond, Oklahoma
Broken Bow, McCurtain
Grove, Delaware
Norman, Cleveland
Broken Arrow, Tulsa
Lawton, Comanche
Stillwater, Payne
Enid, Garfield

Oregon

Portland, Multnomah
Hillsboro, Washington
Eugene, Lane
Government Camp, Clackamas
Coos Bay, Coos
Springfield, Lane
Salem, Marion
Beaverton, Washington
Central Point, Jackson
Bend, Deschutes

Pennsylvania

Philadelphia, Philadelphia
Pittsburgh, Allegheny
Harrisburg, Dauphin
Erie, Erie
New Castle, Lawrence
Lancaster, Lancaster
Berwyn, Chester
Reading, Berks
Lehighton, Carbon
University Park, Centre

Rhode Island

Wakefield, Washington
Providence, Providence
Cranston, Providence
Warwick, Kent
Pawtucket, Providence
Newport, Newport
East Greenwich, Kent
Middletown, Newport
Riverside, Providence
Block Island, Washington

South Carolina

Columbia, Richland
Charleston, Charleston
Aiken, Aiken
Greer, Greenville
Conway, Horry
North Augusta, Aiken
Boiling Springs, Spartanburg
Camden, Kershaw
Greenville, Greenville
Saint Helena Island, Beaufort

South Dakota

Sioux Falls, Minnehaha
Rapid City, Pennington
Spearfish, Lawrence
Grenville, Day
Rosholt, Roberts
Wilmot, Roberts
Delmont, Douglas
Iroquois, Kingsbury
Saint Lawrence, Hand
Ashton, Spink

Tennessee

Memphis, Shelby
Nashville, Davidson
Knoxville, Knox
Chattanooga, Hamilton
Oak Ridge, Anderson
Cleveland, Bradley
Kingston, Roane
Murfreesboro, Rutherford
New Tazewell, Claiborne
Crossville, Cumberland

Texas

Houston, Harris
Austin, Travis
San Antonio, Bexar
Fort Worth, Tarrant
Dallas, Dallas
El Paso, El Paso
Frisco, Denton
Spicewood, Travis
Cypress, Harris
Dripping Springs, Hays

Utah

Salt Lake City, Salt Lake
Eagle Mountain, Utah
North Salt Lake, Davis
Ogden, Weber
Fruitland, Duchesne
Sandy, Salt Lake
Provo, Utah
Orem, Utah
West Valley City, Salt Lake
Kanab, Kane

Virginia

Virginia Beach, Virginia Beach
Charlottesville, Albemarle
Richmond, Richmond
Hampton, Hampton
Arlington, Arlington
Herndon, Fairfax
Norfolk, Norfolk
Alexandria, Alexandria
Vienna, Fairfax
Roanoke, Roanoke

Vermont

Winooski, Chittenden
Middlebury, Addison
Chester, Windsor
Enosburg Falls, Franklin
East Dorset, Bennington
Granville, Addison
Marshfield, Washington
Burlington, Chittenden
Barton, Orleans
East Montpelier, Washington

Washington

Spokane, Spokane
Seattle, King
Camano Island, Island
Tacoma, Pierce
Vancouver, Clark
Port Townsend, Jefferson
Woodinville, King
Richland, Benton
Everett, Snohomish
Monroe, Snohomish

Wisconsin

Milwaukee, Milwaukee
Madison, Waukesha
Belleville, Dane
Green Bay, Brown
Fond Du Lac, Fond du Lac
Arkdale, Adams
Onalaska, La Crosse
Racine, Racine
Appleton, Outagamie
Kenosha, Kenosha

West Virginia

Charleston, Kanawha
Huntington, Cabell
Martinsburg, Berkeley
Dailey, Randolph
Falling Waters, Berkeley
Parkersburg, Wood
Morgantown, Monongalia
South Charleston, Kanawha
Lavalette, Wayne
Ronceverte, Greenbrier

Wyoming

Alta, Teton
Laramie, Albany
Casper, Natrona
Cheyenne, Laramie
Gillette, Campbell
Lysite, Fremont
Recluse, Campbell
Story, Sheridan
Mountain View, Uinta
Big Piney, Sublette

Like nearly every sector of the economy in early 2020, residential construction in the United States suffered from the coronavirus pandemic and subsequent lockdowns. In March and April, several scheduled construction projects were postponed, and home sales dropped sharply as uncertainty surrounding the shutdowns weighed heavily on the real estate market.

The downturn, however, was brief. Few sectors rebounded as rapidly or as cleanly in a classic V-shaped recovery. In June and July 2020, sales surged by 20.2% and 24.7%, respectively, compared with the same periods in 2019, and June marked the highest monthly home sales in the United States in 13 years. According to the National Association of Realtors (NAR), sales continued to rise in August and remained strong throughout the fourth quarter. This surge in demand was a rare bright spot in a domestic economy facing significant fiscal contraction.

Home sales have continued to climb as inner-city residents leave dense urban cores behind. Demand has grown in traditional suburbs and even farther out in so-called “Zoom cities”-attractive communities with strong schools, appealing neighborhoods, and reliable infrastructure located beyond typical commuting distances. For people who can work remotely, these areas offer more space for the same money. The long-term shift toward home offices is also expected to boost demand for larger homes.

Low interest rates are also driving sales

In addition to COVID-19–related lifestyle changes, historically low mortgage rates-around 3% for standard 30-year loans-have given the U.S. housing market an extraordinary lift. Home prices reached record highs in nearly all metropolitan areas. In two-thirds of the 181 regions tracked by the NAR, prices rose by double-digit percentages in 2020.

In the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area, for example, the residential market recorded $5.3 billion in sales in July 2020, up 26% from a year earlier, and the median single-family home price reached a ten-year high. In Barnstable on Cape Cod-an emerging Zoom city located just under two hours from Boston-home prices rose nearly 20% in 2020. In Bridgeport, a coastal city northeast of New York, prices jumped 27% to an average of $591,000, surpassing even those in the greater Boston area. Both cities also serve as established vacation and recreational destinations, offering extensive leisure opportunities.

Price increases are highest on the West Coast

Recent price spikes reflect soaring demand combined with limited supply in sought-after areas. By the end of the third quarter of 2020, the NAR estimated that roughly 1.5 million homes were on the market-nearly 20% fewer than the previous year, despite ongoing construction. West Coast markets were the most expensive, with average home prices reaching $1.4 million in San Jose, $1.12 million in San Francisco, and $910,000 in Anaheim.

As a result, many buyers are moving farther from major metropolitan areas. Idaho is currently the fastest-growing state in the country. Even before the pandemic, it had become a top relocation destination for Californians seeking more affordable and less stressful living conditions. Demand surged even more in 2020, pushing prices in Boise up by 20%.

A similar “Californication” trend is visible in neighboring Montana. Although it is larger than Germany, the state has just over one million residents, and growth is concentrated in high-demand cities like Bozeman. There, prices jumped 21% in 2020, and the average single-family home now costs $584,000-well above the national average. Bozeman’s scenic setting has also made it a magnet for Silicon Valley tech millionaires buying multimillion-dollar estates.

The housing boom is expected to continue

An abrupt end to the residential construction boom appears unlikely in the near term. Plenty of buyers remain ready to enter the market, and further gains seem probable as the labor market continues to recover. This outlook is mirrored in the strong performance of U.S. homebuilders such as D.R. Horton and MDC Holdings, as well as home-improvement retailers like Lowe’s and Home Depot. Share prices for these companies have climbed rapidly and remain near their record highs.

The S&P Homebuilders Select Index is also up roughly 20% since the beginning of 2020, suggesting that momentum in the housing market may continue.

Inequality in the housing market is widening

The average price of a single-family home in the United States now stands at $313,500-a 12% increase from 2019. Median family incomes, however, rose only 2.9% during the same period. For homeowners, this surge in property values represents an effortless gain in wealth. For prospective buyers, however, finding affordable housing has become increasingly difficult, deepening inequality across the market.

High-end real estate has become especially coveted. The number of homes selling for $1 million or more has doubled in the past year alone.

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