Home appreciation by county

2,604 U.S. counties and county equivalents with measured price histories, ranked by 5-year pace: the national top 100, the fastest county in every state, and the slowest movers. Computed from the FHFA annual county index; measured history only, no forecasts.

Top 100 counties by 5-year pace

Top 100 U.S. counties by 5-year home-price appreciation through 2025 Column headers are buttons: click to sort, click again to reverse, and a third time to restore the original order.
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1Harrison, MO+53.0%+18.9%+11.0%
2Saint Clair, MO+28.4%+16.7%+10.6%
3Adams, ID+12.4%+16.6%+12.1%
4Essex, VT+8.2%+16.5%+9.4%
5Macon, GA+20.2%+15.8%+8.7%
6Iron, MO+15.6%+15.5%+8.4%
7Deer Lodge, MT+1.8%+15.3%+9.8%
8Clay, AL+26.6%+14.9%+8.8%
9San Juan, CO-3.2%+14.2%+7.7%
10Evans, GA+19.8%+14.1%+8.1%
11Charlotte, VA+37.6%+14.0%+8.0%
12Power, ID+18.2%+13.9%+10.4%
13Union, TN+7.0%+13.9%+8.9%
14Custer, SD+8.5%+13.7%+8.8%
15Avery, NC+1.6%+13.6%+9.2%
16Hickory, MO+31.1%+13.5%+10.7%
17Fall River, SD+13.1%+13.5%+9.8%
18Moore, TN+12.0%+13.5%+8.8%
19Ohio, IN+3.3%+13.4%+8.9%
20Deuel, SD+25.7%+13.4%+7.9%
21Hardy, WV+17.1%+13.4%+7.5%
22Glacier, MT-2.0%+13.3%+7.7%
23Coos, NH+4.2%+13.3%+8.9%
24Hamlin, SD+11.8%+13.3%+9.7%
25Benzie, MI+8.4%+13.2%+9.7%
26Cheboygan, MI+7.2%+13.2%+9.3%
27Hamilton, TX+2.1%+13.2%+9.6%
28Tattnall, GA+4.5%+13.1%+7.2%
29Gogebic, MI+7.5%+13.1%+7.1%
30Leelanau, MI+9.5%+13.1%+9.3%
31McDonald, MO+9.3%+13.1%+7.8%
32Lamoille, VT+12.3%+13.1%+8.2%
33Knox, ME+3.8%+13.0%+8.5%
34Antrim, MI+4.3%+13.0%+9.1%
35Chester, TN+12.3%+13.0%+8.4%
36Jackson, TN+12.3%+13.0%+8.7%
37Morris, TX+5.7%+13.0%+9.0%
38Putnam, IL+25.1%+12.9%+6.9%
39Crawford, MI+13.4%+12.9%+9.7%
40Montgomery, IA+15.5%+12.8%+7.0%
41Jerome, ID+15.5%+12.8%+10.4%
42Charlevoix, MI+6.2%+12.8%+9.4%
43Presque Isle, MI+8.6%+12.8%+8.3%
44Roscommon, MI+9.7%+12.8%+9.2%
45Charles Mix, SD+0.1%+12.8%+7.9%
46Kingsbury, SD+16.5%+12.8%+9.2%
47Houston, TN+8.1%+12.8%+9.6%
48Humphreys, TN+7.8%+12.8%+8.9%
49Clare, MI+13.3%+12.7%+8.9%
50Heard, GA+14.7%+12.6%+9.0%
51Bear Lake, ID+0.1%+12.6%+10.0%
52Shoshone, ID+6.6%+12.6%+11.6%
53Teton, MT+7.2%+12.5%+7.0%
54Watauga, NC+3.0%+12.5%+8.2%
55Yancey, NC+2.2%+12.5%+8.2%
56Sullivan, NH+3.9%+12.5%+7.9%
57Atlantic, NJ+7.8%+12.5%+7.4%
58Bledsoe, TN+4.1%+12.5%+8.3%
59Morgan, TN+16.4%+12.5%+8.4%
60Door, WI+2.6%+12.5%+7.8%
61Miami-Dade, FL+2.8%+12.4%+9.5%
62Ware, GA+11.1%+12.4%+7.1%
63Wilkinson, GA+2.9%+12.4%+7.0%
64Valley, ID+3.2%+12.4%+10.9%
65Anderson, KS+1.5%+12.4%+8.1%
66Somerset, ME+9.7%+12.4%+8.2%
67Luce, MI+8.8%+12.4%+6.5%
68Montmorency, MI+5.3%+12.4%+8.1%
69Morgan, MO+8.1%+12.4%+8.3%
70Lincoln, MT+11.6%+12.4%+9.3%
71Grafton, NH+6.8%+12.4%+8.2%
72Cannon, TN+8.9%+12.4%+9.5%
73Marion, TN+6.3%+12.4%+8.3%
74Monroe, TN+3.3%+12.4%+8.7%
75Brooks, GA+8.8%+12.3%+8.2%
76Bryan, GA+2.5%+12.3%+8.2%
77Butler, KY+4.1%+12.3%+8.1%
78Alger, MI+19.0%+12.3%+6.9%
79Kalkaska, MI+12.7%+12.3%+9.3%
80Cape May, NJ+3.9%+12.3%+8.1%
81Anderson, TN+3.4%+12.3%+8.7%
82Cumberland, TN+6.0%+12.3%+8.2%
83Union, GA+5.9%+12.2%+9.4%
84Franklin, ID+2.4%+12.2%+10.0%
85Ogemaw, MI+8.3%+12.2%+8.1%
86Clay, NC+1.4%+12.2%+8.0%
87Pasquotank, NC+11.5%+12.2%+7.8%
88Sullivan, NY+2.3%+12.2%+8.2%
89Baker, OR+8.5%+12.2%+9.8%
90Roane, TN+7.8%+12.2%+8.6%
91Scott, TN+2.7%+12.2%+8.1%
92Benton, AR+4.7%+12.1%+8.9%
93Polk, AR+8.7%+12.1%+7.5%
94Upson, GA+3.0%+12.1%+8.8%
95Teton, ID-8.9%+12.1%+10.5%
96Houghton, MI+5.3%+12.1%+7.5%
97Osceola, MI+7.4%+12.1%+8.3%
98Fergus, MT+0.1%+12.1%+7.4%
99Flathead, MT+2.0%+12.1%+9.4%
100Belknap, NH+5.7%+12.1%+9.0%

Small-county caveat: thin transaction samples make small counties' measured swings larger, which is why rural counties often top short-window rankings. The figures are measured, never estimated. A 5-year sprint in a small county is a noisier signal than the same pace in a large one.

The fastest county in every state

Fastest-appreciating county in each U.S. state through 2025 Column headers are buttons: click to sort, click again to reverse, and a third time to restore the original order.
#
1Harrison, MO+53.0%+18.9%+11.0%
2Adams, ID+12.4%+16.6%+12.1%
3Essex, VT+8.2%+16.5%+9.4%
4Macon, GA+20.2%+15.8%+8.7%
5Deer Lodge, MT+1.8%+15.3%+9.8%
6Clay, AL+26.6%+14.9%+8.8%
7San Juan, CO-3.2%+14.2%+7.7%
8Charlotte, VA+37.6%+14.0%+8.0%
9Union, TN+7.0%+13.9%+8.9%
10Custer, SD+8.5%+13.7%+8.8%
11Avery, NC+1.6%+13.6%+9.2%
12Ohio, IN+3.3%+13.4%+8.9%
13Hardy, WV+17.1%+13.4%+7.5%
14Coos, NH+4.2%+13.3%+8.9%
15Benzie, MI+8.4%+13.2%+9.7%
16Hamilton, TX+2.1%+13.2%+9.6%
17Knox, ME+3.8%+13.0%+8.5%
18Putnam, IL+25.1%+12.9%+6.9%
19Montgomery, IA+15.5%+12.8%+7.0%
20Atlantic, NJ+7.8%+12.5%+7.4%
21Door, WI+2.6%+12.5%+7.8%
22Miami-Dade, FL+2.8%+12.4%+9.5%
23Anderson, KS+1.5%+12.4%+8.1%
24Butler, KY+4.1%+12.3%+8.1%
25Sullivan, NY+2.3%+12.2%+8.2%
26Baker, OR+8.5%+12.2%+9.8%
27Benton, AR+4.7%+12.1%+8.9%
28Dukes, MA+8.3%+11.9%+9.2%
29Apache, AZ+0.1%+11.8%+8.3%
30Choctaw, OK+13.6%+11.8%+8.3%
31Bamberg, SC+25.3%+11.8%+7.9%
32Lac Qui Parle, MN+23.1%+11.7%+7.6%
33Carbon, UT+3.4%+11.7%+7.7%
34Polk, NE+9.1%+11.6%+8.1%
35Carbon, PA+9.3%+11.6%+7.7%
36Crawford, OH+8.9%+11.4%+8.1%
37Bottineau, ND+52.0%+11.3%+5.4%
38Big Horn, WY+8.4%+11.3%+7.8%
39Panola, MS+9.8%+11.2%+6.7%
40White Pine, NV+7.8%+11.0%+7.9%
41Newport, RI+6.8%+10.9%+8.0%
42Southeastern CT, CT+7.5%+10.6%+6.6%
43Pend Oreille, WA+11.0%+10.6%+8.9%
44Valencia, NM+4.8%+10.5%+7.3%
45Worcester, MD+2.6%+10.2%+6.9%
46Imperial, CA+7.3%+9.8%+7.7%
47Hawaii, HI+6.1%+9.6%+6.8%
48Sussex, DE+5.3%+9.4%+6.4%
49Kenai Peninsula, AK+4.6%+8.9%+5.6%
50Jackson, LA+10.0%+8.3%+5.3%
51District of Columbia, DC+0.4%+2.4%+3.4%

The slowest movers

Slowest-appreciating U.S. counties by 5-year pace through 2025 Column headers are buttons: click to sort, click again to reverse, and a third time to restore the original order.
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1Pecos, TX-2.5%+0.6%+4.0%
2Lincoln, WV-21.5%+0.7%+2.8%
3Morehouse, LA-2.4%+1.6%+0.9%
4Orleans, LA-1.4%+2.0%+2.6%
5Grant, LA-14.2%+2.1%+1.8%
6Cavalier, ND+1.4%+2.1%+3.3%
7Ochiltree, TX+0.3%+2.1%+1.2%
8Calcasieu, LA-1.4%+2.2%+2.5%
9Plaquemines, LA-1.8%+2.2%+2.3%
10Saint Mary, LA-4.1%+2.3%+1.3%

Source & method: County figures: FHFA annual county index (experimental), counties and county equivalents with sufficient transaction history. “5-yr /yr” is compound annual growth over the five years ending 2025; figures are nominal. Connecticut reports its planning regions, and Louisiana its parishes, as county equivalents. Data: FHFA House Price Index, updated 2026-10-17.

County averages still hide most of the story; homes in the same ZIP code appreciate at different rates, and ZIPs sit well below counties. Educational data, not investment advice.

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Measured FHFA data · through 2025