Median home prices by state - As of April 2025

[edjr 6,784]

Hawaii    $975,500 
District of Columbia    $920,000 
California    $866,100 
Massachusetts    $749,900 
Washington    $658,700 
Colorado    $640,000 
Utah    $588,500 
New York    $576,100 
Montana    $528,000 
New Jersey    $526,500 
Oregon    $521,500 
New Hampshire    $502,300 
Maryland    $496,500 
Nevada    $496,000 
Rhode Island    $484,800 
Idaho    $474,700 
Arizona    $470,200 
Connecticut    $466,000 
Virginia    $457,500 
Wyoming    $450,000 
Florida    $433,600 
South Carolina    $403,600 
Alaska    $400,500 
Delaware    $396,100 
Tennessee    $389,100 
Vermont    $388,000 
North Carolina    $380,300 
Maine    $375,800 
Georgia    $374,700 
Minnesota    $370,900 
New Mexico    $370,600 
North Dakota    $350,000 
Texas    $339,500 
South Dakota    $325,700 
Wisconsin    $318,000 
Pennsylvania    $301,000 
Nebraska    $288,800 
Illinois    $285,600 
Kansas    $280,900 
Kentucky    $270,200 
Missouri    $263,300 
Indiana    $258,900 
West Virginia    $258,800 
Arkansas    $255,300 
Mississippi    $255,100 
Louisiana    $253,200 
Michigan    $249,300 
Ohio    $248,600 
Oklahoma    $245,900 
Iowa    $230,600 
Alabama    $282,400 
 

[HellToupee 2,073]

Massachusetts is crazy and New Hampshire is skewed by all the Massholes living just over the border. 

[Fnord 2,442]

2 minutes ago, HellToupee said:

Massachusetts is crazy and New Hampshire is skewed by all the Massholes living just over the border. 

Like AZ used to be cheap until all the Californians started moving in. 

[edjr 6,784]

4 minutes ago, HellToupee said:

Massachusetts is crazy and New Hampshire is skewed by all the Massholes living just over the border. 

Was only worth living close to or in NH when you couldn't buy booze in MA on Sunday

[weepaws 3,274]

What’s crazy, is why is lowa listed above Alabama? And why is Alabama ranked last on the op list? 

[Gepetto 1,426]

Alabama should be shown between IL and KS if this is to be shown in order from most to least.. The AL amount is correct.

[thegeneral 3,458]

All the poors live in the middle sprinkled with some South.

[Gepetto 1,426]

14 minutes ago, thegeneral said:

All the poors live in the middle sprinkled with some South.

That's not what this means. Don't post stupidity.

[thegeneral 3,458]

13 minutes ago, Gepetto said:

That's not what this means. Don't post stupidity.

Hawaii versus Iowa. Tough choice!

[Gepetto 1,426]

3 minutes ago, thegeneral said:

Hawaii versus Iowa. Tough choice!

That's not the same argument as calling everyone in the midwest the poors.

[gas 159]

Blue

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red (Mormon)

blue

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blue

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red (but won’t elect TACO)

blue

purple

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red

blue

blue

And finally we hit a run of red states…

[thegeneral 3,458]

5 minutes ago, Gepetto said:

That's not the same argument as calling everyone in the midwest the poors.

It was a joke. Relax

It’s odd how all the lib hellholes cost a lot though

[thegeneral 3,458]

1 minute ago, gas said:

Blue

blue

blue

blue

blue

blue

red (Mormon)

blue

red

blue

blue

red (but won’t elect TACO)

blue

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red

blue

blue

And finally we hit a run of red states…

Isn’t that something? 

[gas 159]

1 minute ago, thegeneral said:

It was a joke. Relax

It’s odd how all the lib hellholes cost a lot though

Life in the blue cities is pretty sweet.

[thegeneral 3,458]

1 minute ago, gas said:

Life in the blue cities is pretty sweet.

Amen!.

[gas 159]

5 hours ago, Gepetto said:

Alabama should be shown between IL and KS if this is to be shown in order from most to least.. The AL amount is correct.

So the tail end of this should read:

red

red

red

red

red

red

red

red

purple

red

red

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fixed it for you!

[League Champion 1,925]

5 hours ago, gas said:

Blue

blue

blue

blue

blue

blue

red (Mormon)

blue

red

blue

blue

red (but won’t elect TACO)

blue

purple

blue

red

blue

blue

And finally we hit a run of red states…

Democrat inflation is real folks. This is why people are running to get out and are heading South. 

[League Champion 1,925]

5 hours ago, thegeneral said:

It was a joke. Relax

It’s odd how all the lib hellholes cost a lot though

How's that odd? Liberal states are the most inflated. Aren't you the one who's always complaining about prices???? Don't be a fraud

[League Champion 1,925]

"People are leaving Northern states for places with a lower cost of living, particularly in the Southeast, due to factors like high housing costs, taxes, and job losses in traditional industries, while also seeking out better job opportunities and a better overall quality of life". 

@gas @thegeneral 

[thegeneral 3,458]

2 hours ago, League Champion said:

How's that odd? Liberal states are the most inflated. Aren't you the one who's always complaining about prices???? Don't be a fraud

Why are they the most inflated?

[Thornton Melon 644]

22 hours ago, edjr said:

Was only worth living close to or in NH when you couldn't buy booze in MA on Sunday

You must be forgetting the sales tax, or lack thereof, in NH.

[edjr 6,784]

3 minutes ago, Thornton Melon said:

You must be forgetting the sales tax, or lack thereof, in NH.

• According to the Tax Foundation, New Hampshire's effective property tax rate was 1.41% in 2023.
• Data from Realtor.com indicates New Hampshire has the second-highest median property tax amount in the country, at $7,715 per year.
• The effective property tax rate is the amount paid as a percentage of the property's owner-occupied housing value. 

[TheNewGirl 1,601]

23 hours ago, Fnord said:

Like AZ used to be cheap until all the Californians started moving in. 

NV and TX have also experienced the CA increase in prices too. It's what happened in CA when Bay Area folks sold their 3 million dollar home and bought a $500k house in Sac Valley. 

[Alias Detective 1,452]

11 hours ago, thegeneral said:

Isn’t that something? 

Now do crime.

[Alias Detective 1,452]

Whoydo the ghettos hang in the most expensive parts of the country?

[MDC 7,719]

4 minutes ago, Alias Detective said:

Now do crime.

Violent crime rate by state.

Top 5 highest are New Mexico, Alaska, Arkansas, Louisiana and Tennessee. 

5 lowest are Maine, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Wyoming. 

[edjr 6,784]

13 minutes ago, MDC said:

Violent crime rate by state.

 

5 lowest are Maine, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Wyoming. 

White, whiter, whitest, whiterest and scalding

[Thornton Melon 644]

2 hours ago, edjr said:

• According to the Tax Foundation, New Hampshire's effective property tax rate was 1.41% in 2023.
• Data from Realtor.com indicates New Hampshire has the second-highest median property tax amount in the country, at $7,715 per year.
• The effective property tax rate is the amount paid as a percentage of the property's owner-occupied housing value. 

Yeah, I know NH property taxes are high. I was really referring to living "close to" NH, as you said. It's worth living close to NH, like I do, to have convenient tax free shopping.

My daughter and SIL just bought a house in southern NH. Going forward, we just might have our online purchases delivered there to avoid the sales tax.

[Alias Detective 1,452]

4 hours ago, MDC said:

Violent crime rate by state.

Top 5 highest are New Mexico, Alaska, Arkansas, Louisiana and Tennessee. 

5 lowest are Maine, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Wyoming. 

Predominantly white.  

[seafoam1 3,318]

4 hours ago, MDC said:

Violent crime rate by state.

Top 5 highest are New Mexico, Alaska, Arkansas, Louisiana and Tennessee. 

5 lowest are Maine, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Wyoming. 

So white people are much less violent and completely more civil. 

Cool. 

Even libtard mdpee can notice this. 

[MDC 7,719]

17 minutes ago, Alias Detective said:

Predominantly white.  

And liberal. 

[Alias Detective 1,452]

1 hour ago, MDC said:

And liberal. 

Very wealthy too.  Far from who they pretend to represent.  Agree?

[League Champion 1,925]

9 hours ago, thegeneral said:

Why are they the most inflated?

If you want to afford to raise a family, living in a blue state is a bad idea, according to a new report from CNBC.

The five most expensive states for a family of four to live in are solidly Democratic, the report found. You can thank Democratic politicians in Massachusetts, Hawaii, Connecticut, New York, and California for making life unaffordable for people.

While liberals in the federal government contributed to the problem by exacerbating inflation with wasteful spending, state and local governments also needlessly make life more expensive for their constituents.

 

Each of the 10 states with the highest average state and local tax burden in the country has a Democratic-controlled state legislature, while New York and Hawaii top the list, according to WalletHub. When you let people keep more of the money they make, they won’t need to make as much to survive.

However, taxing people at high rates doesn’t guarantee they will receive worthwhile services in return. New York City, for example, provides migrants with prepaid debit cards and, like Massachusetts, puts them up in long-term hotel and motel stays on the taxpayers’ dime.

While states such as Florida crack down on illegal immigrant spending, cutting spending on illegal immigrants using Medicaid in about half in the past year, California began offering free health insurance to many illegal immigrants starting this year. People will have less money to pay for their health insurance if they’re paying for illegal immigrants’ healthcare with both their tax dollars and premiums, as publicly funded healthcare offers lousy reimbursement rates, forcing private insurers to pay more to keep hospitals in business.

Being magnets for illegal immigration — by providing illegal immigrants with driver’s licenses, in-state tuition, and jobs with no E-Verify requirement — also drives up housing demand. In certain liberal states, such as Massachusetts and Hawaii, communities have strict zoning laws that prevent anyone from building new housing to keep up with rising demand. That’s why a one-bedroom apartment in the Boston metro area is typically over $2,000 per month, while a one-bedroom apartment in the city averages about $3,000.

[thegeneral 3,458]

1 hour ago, League Champion said:

If you want to afford to raise a family, living in a blue state is a bad idea, according to a new report from CNBC.

The five most expensive states for a family of four to live in are solidly Democratic, the report found. You can thank Democratic politicians in Massachusetts, Hawaii, Connecticut, New York, and California for making life unaffordable for people.

While liberals in the federal government contributed to the problem by exacerbating inflation with wasteful spending, state and local governments also needlessly make life more expensive for their constituents.

 

Each of the 10 states with the highest average state and local tax burden in the country has a Democratic-controlled state legislature, while New York and Hawaii top the list, according to WalletHub. When you let people keep more of the money they make, they won’t need to make as much to survive.

However, taxing people at high rates doesn’t guarantee they will receive worthwhile services in return. New York City, for example, provides migrants with prepaid debit cards and, like Massachusetts, puts them up in long-term hotel and motel stays on the taxpayers’ dime.

While states such as Florida crack down on illegal immigrant spending, cutting spending on illegal immigrants using Medicaid in about half in the past year, California began offering free health insurance to many illegal immigrants starting this year. People will have less money to pay for their health insurance if they’re paying for illegal immigrants’ healthcare with both their tax dollars and premiums, as publicly funded healthcare offers lousy reimbursement rates, forcing private insurers to pay more to keep hospitals in business.

Being magnets for illegal immigration — by providing illegal immigrants with driver’s licenses, in-state tuition, and jobs with no E-Verify requirement — also drives up housing demand. In certain liberal states, such as Massachusetts and Hawaii, communities have strict zoning laws that prevent anyone from building new housing to keep up with rising demand. That’s why a one-bedroom apartment in the Boston metro area is typically over $2,000 per month, while a one-bedroom apartment in the city averages about $3,000.

This doesn’t explain why homes are so expensive in all these blue places. If anything this seems like it would hurt prices. Yet It’s like many people want to live there or something.

[edjr 6,784]

2 hours ago, thegeneral said:

This doesn’t explain why homes are so expensive in all these blue places. If anything this seems like it would hurt prices. Yet It’s like many people want to live there or something.

people make more to spend more on houses

[thegeneral 3,458]

4 minutes ago, edjr said:

people make more to spend more on houses

Making more money is certainly nice.

[edjr 6,784]

9 hours ago, thegeneral said:

Making more money is certainly nice.

and it tricks you into thinking you can overextend yourself when buying a home

[thegeneral 3,458]

1 hour ago, edjr said:

and it tricks you into thinking you can overextend yourself when buying a home

I don’t know if this thinking would be exclusive to people making good cash. 

[edjr 6,784]

3 minutes ago, thegeneral said:

I don’t know if this thinking would be exclusive to people making good cash. 

Oh definitely not. 

[thegeneral 3,458]

1 minute ago, edjr said:

Oh definitely not. 

Maybe they have more difficulty getting loans but I see a lot of people making no money leveraged on cars, on CC’s, etc. 

In a case when a house goes up in my hood, it sells immediately. Areas that are desirable to live in have in general had been that way for a long time, and will continue to be.