US Housing Statistics

Explore housing prices, affordability, and real estate trends across cities and states in the United States.

Most Expensive Housing Markets

Sagaponack
Average Housing: $4,862,400 Makena
Average Housing: $4,500,300 Rolling Hills
Average Housing: $4,500,000 Los Altos Hills
Average Housing: $4,500,000 Medina
Average Housing: $4,122,800 Hunts Point
Average Housing: $3,887,200 Palos Verdes Estates
Average Housing: $3,800,000 Hillsborough
Average Housing: $3,800,000 Kapalua
Average Housing: $3,500,400

Most Affordable Housing Markets

Centreville
Average Housing: $38,000 Cairo
Average Housing: $42,000 Glendora
Average Housing: $45,000 Rives
Average Housing: $45,000 North Lilbourn
Average Housing: $45,000 Brooklyn
Average Housing: $45,000 Pinhook
Average Housing: $45,000 Goofy Ridge
Average Housing: $45,200 Alorton
Average Housing: $45,200

Housing Rankings

Housing by State

Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming

Explore Housing Markets

Laird
Average Housing: $140,000 Millville
Average Housing: $611,200 Industry
Average Housing: $246,800 Altona
Average Housing: $148,114 Shannondale
Average Housing: $236,500 Eden Lake township
Average Housing: $365,000 Holcomb
Average Housing: $85,000 White Hall
Average Housing: $150,000 Berkeley township
Average Housing: $386,114 Apple Valley
Average Housing: $385,000 Temple
Average Housing: $244,600 Stark township
Average Housing: $235,000

About Housing Statistics

Housing statistics provide insights into affordability, real estate trends, and property values across cities and states in the United States. Housing prices are influenced by factors such as demand, local economy, population growth, and geographic location.

MetroStatUSA helps users compare housing markets across thousands of US cities, making it easier to analyze affordability, real estate costs, and regional housing trends.