US states by US house price index, Q1 1991 = 100

Montana had the highest US house price index, Q1 1991 = 100 of 51 states in Q4 2025, at 725.94 index. Connecticut had the lowest, at 309.56 index. The median was 423.85 index. Source: the Federal Housing Finance Agency.

Highest725.94Montana
Lowest309.56Connecticut
Median423.8551 states

All states, Q4 2025

CSVChart (SVG)

MontanaMontana: 725.94 index725.94UtahUtah: 716.22 index716.22ColoradoColorado: 672.81 index672.81IdahoIdaho: 627.81 index627.81OregonOregon: 621.83 index621.83District of ColumbiaDistrict of Columbia: 609.99 index609.99WashingtonWashington: 585.95 index585.95ArizonaArizona: 566.82 index566.82WyomingWyoming: 555.54 index555.54FloridaFlorida: 541.04 index541.04South DakotaSouth Dakota: 491.91 index491.91MaineMaine: 485.41 index485.41TennesseeTennessee: 474.19 index474.19New HampshireNew Hampshire: 471.98 index471.98MassachusettsMassachusetts: 467.41 index467.41WisconsinWisconsin: 459.33 index459.33North DakotaNorth Dakota: 453.24 index453.24South CarolinaSouth Carolina: 443.4 index443.4TexasTexas: 439.98 index439.98North CarolinaNorth Carolina: 436.84 index436.84VermontVermont: 432.63 index432.63NebraskaNebraska: 431.93 index431.93New JerseyNew Jersey: 428.97 index428.97Rhode IslandRhode Island: 428.46 index428.46MinnesotaMinnesota: 428.24 index428.24VirginiaVirginia: 423.85 index423.85NevadaNevada: 423.78 index423.78New YorkNew York: 420.33 index420.33GeorgiaGeorgia: 420.1 index420.1CaliforniaCalifornia: 417.72 index417.72KansasKansas: 405.3 index405.3New MexicoNew Mexico: 405.2 index405.2MissouriMissouri: 403.28 index403.28KentuckyKentucky: 395.9 index395.9HawaiiHawaii: 387.43 index387.43MichiganMichigan: 387.14 index387.14OklahomaOklahoma: 386.78 index386.78AlaskaAlaska: 385.8 index385.8IowaIowa: 378.28 index378.28ArkansasArkansas: 370.91 index370.91PennsylvaniaPennsylvania: 369.91 index369.91LouisianaLouisiana: 369.41 index369.41AlabamaAlabama: 369.03 index369.03MarylandMaryland: 368.07 index368.07IndianaIndiana: 366.98 index366.98OhioOhio: 351.68 index351.68DelawareDelaware: 349.16 index349.16IllinoisIllinois: 324.58 index324.58West VirginiaWest Virginia: 323.64 index323.64MississippiMississippi: 319.5 index319.5ConnecticutConnecticut: 309.56 index309.56
index. Source: FHFA. Retrieved 2026-10-08.

Full ranking

RankStatesQ4 2025
index
Change on Q4 2024
1Montana725.94-9.12
2Utah716.22+5.54
3Colorado672.81-10.16
4Idaho627.81-5.22
5Oregon621.83+2.87
6District of Columbia609.99-6.32
7Washington585.95+12.66
8Arizona566.82+4.37
9Wyoming555.54+17.63
10Florida541.04-12.65
11South Dakota491.91+10.42
12Maine485.41+18.41
13Tennessee474.19+2.13
14New Hampshire471.98+17.5
15Massachusetts467.41+11.28
16Wisconsin459.33+24.75
17North Dakota453.24+26.7
18South Carolina443.4+8.81
19Texas439.98-2.29
20North Carolina436.84+4.68
21Vermont432.63+16.34
22Nebraska431.93+9.77
23New Jersey428.97+20.39
24Rhode Island428.46+19.31
25Minnesota428.24+13.62
26Virginia423.85+15.46
27Nevada423.78+2.97
28New York420.33+22.17
29Georgia420.1-0.05
30California417.72-1.96
31Kansas405.3+15.87
32New Mexico405.2+2.39
33Missouri403.28+17.87
34Kentucky395.9+11.1
35Hawaii387.43+1.62
36Michigan387.14+21.41
37Oklahoma386.78+12.69
38Alaska385.8+16.96
39Iowa378.28+13.67
40Arkansas370.91+14.38
41Pennsylvania369.91+14.78
42Louisiana369.41+12.36
43Alabama369.03+8.99
44Maryland368.07+4.37
45Indiana366.98+11.88
46Ohio351.68+15.63
47Delaware349.16+22.79
48Illinois324.58+19.43
49West Virginia323.64+1.44
50Mississippi319.5+9.56
51Connecticut309.56+13.71

Other periods

About this ranking

Quarterly FHFA purchase-only index of single-family house prices, with the first quarter of 1991 equal to 100.

Not seasonally adjusted. Uses repeat sales of properties financed with conforming conventional mortgages purchased or securitized by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac. Historical values can be revised. The base period differs from the monthly US index and the existing Spanish house price index.

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

How to cite

Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA). FHFA traditional purchase-only house price index, not seasonally adjusted, state, Q1 1991 = 100. https://www.fhfa.gov/hpi/download/monthly/hpi_master.csv. Retrieved 2026-10-08.

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Questions

Which state has the highest US house price index, Q1 1991 = 100?

Montana, with 725.94 index in Q4 2025, according to the Federal Housing Finance Agency.

Which state has the lowest US house price index, Q1 1991 = 100?

Connecticut, with 309.56 index in Q4 2025.

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 traditional purchase-only house price index, not seasonally adjusted, state, Q1 1991 = 100. Retrieved 2026-10-08.

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