Counties in Kentucky by county house price index, 1990 = 100

Name: Counties in Kentucky by county house price index, 1990 = 100, 2015
Creator: Federal Housing Finance Agency
License: Public domain (US government work); citation requested

Jefferson County had the highest county house price index, 1990 = 100 of 30 counties in 2015, at 205.73 index. Boone County had the lowest, at 157.21 index. The median was 190.86 index. Source: the Federal Housing Finance Agency.

Highest205.73Jefferson County

Lowest157.21Boone County

Median190.8630 counties

All counties, 2015

CSV Chart (SVG)

index. Source: FHFA. Retrieved 2026-10-10.

Full ranking

Rank	Counties	2015 index	Change on 2014
1	Jefferson County	205.73	+8.6
2	Bullitt County	205.19	+6.29
3	Bourbon County	203.01	+13.93
4	Montgomery County	202.88	+5.99
5	Mercer County	200.71	+7.48
6	Barren County	199.84	+3.71
7	Warren County	199.74	+7.08
8	Oldham County	198.79	+6.37
9	Hardin County	197.39	+1.97
10	Henderson County	196.14	+8.14
11	Campbell County	195.66	+3.44
12	Madison County	195.5	+1.52
13	Pulaski County	195.27	+6.42
14	Clark County	194.18	+8.44
15	Daviess County	191.15	+5.47
16	Greenup County	190.57	+9.38
17	Anderson County	189.75	+5.25
18	Shelby County	188.69	+6.07
19	McCracken County	187.33	+3.45
20	Taylor County	187.27	+1.54
21	Laurel County	187.25	+3.44
22	Boyle County	185.98	+9.39
23	Fayette County	184.56	+5.53
24	Jessamine County	182.53	+5.44
25	Boyd County	181.33	+3.17
26	Scott County	179.42	+4.37
27	Woodford County	177.64	+8.03
28	Franklin County	174.79	+3.22
29	Kenton County	170.95	+3.14
30	Boone County	157.21	+4.8

Other periods

About this ranking

Annual FHFA all-transactions index of single-family house prices in US counties, with 1990 equal to 100.

Developmental nominal index, not seasonally adjusted. Uses sale prices and refinance appraisals for mortgages purchased or guaranteed by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac. Differs from purchase-only indexes. Missing estimates and unavailable base-year values remain absent. Historical estimates can be revised.

Every value in the ranking comes from the same publisher and the same period, so the counties are compared on one definition. Equal values share a rank.

How to cite

Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA). FHFA developmental all-transactions county house price index, annual, nominal, not seasonally adjusted, 1990 = 100. https://www.fhfa.gov/hpi/download/annual/hpi_at_county.xlsx. Retrieved 2026-10-10.

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Questions

Which county has the highest county house price index, 1990 = 100?

Jefferson County, with 205.73 index in 2015, according to the Federal Housing Finance Agency.

Which county has the lowest county house price index, 1990 = 100?

Boone County, with 157.21 index in 2015.

Where does this ranking come from?

Every value comes from one source and one period, so the places are comparable: Federal Housing Finance Agency, FHFA developmental all-transactions county house price index, annual, nominal, not seasonally adjusted, 1990 = 100. Retrieved 2026-10-10.