Measured FHFA data · through 2025

Home appreciation by metro

409 U.S. metropolitan areas with at least 15 years of measured price history, ranked by 5-year pace, each beside its own state so you can see which metros ran ahead of their state and which ran behind. Every metro links to its own page with a 20-year chart. Computed from the FHFA all-transactions index; measured history only, no forecasts.

What the data shows

Fastest metro

Atlantic City, NJ +12.9%/yr

Five years through 2025. Lake Charles, LA is slowest at +2.8%/yr.

Median metro pace

+9.2%/yr

The middle of the 409 measured metros over the same five years.

Metros ahead of their state

214 of 409

Outpaced their own state's index over the five years ending 2025. The other 195 trailed it.

Furthest ahead of its state

Traverse City, MI +2.9 pts

Odessa, TX is furthest behind, at -3.9 points a year against Texas.

Metros that ran furthest ahead of their state

Ten U.S. metros with the largest 5-year lead over their own state's index, 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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1Traverse City, MIMI+7.3%+12.0%+9.1%+2.9
2Muskegon-Norton Shores, MIMI+7.6%+11.9%+9.6%+2.8
3El Centro, CACA+7.4%+10.0%+7.8%+2.8
4Duluth, MN-WIMN+7.4%+9.7%+6.9%+2.8
5Rockford, ILIL+8.5%+11.1%+7.4%+2.7
6Salisbury, MDMD+5.6%+9.8%+6.8%+2.6
7Fayetteville-Springdale-Rogers, ARAR+4.7%+11.9%+8.8%+2.6
8Miami-Miami Beach-Kendall, FL (metropolitan division)FL+3.6%+12.9%+9.9%+2.5
9Hinesville, GAGA+8.8%+12.6%+7.6%+2.4
10Grand Junction, COCO+4.9%+9.5%+8.1%+2.4

Metros that ran furthest behind their state

Ten U.S. metros with the largest 5-year shortfall against their own state's index, 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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1Odessa, TXTX+4.5%+4.2%+4.3%-3.9
2San Francisco-San Mateo-Redwood City, CA (metropolitan division)CA+0.9%+3.6%+3.7%-3.6
3Enid, OKOK+2.3%+4.9%+3.3%-3.4
4Midland, TXTX+4.8%+4.7%+4.7%-3.4
5Memphis, TN-MS-ARTN+1.7%+7.7%+6.6%-2.9
6San Rafael, CA (metropolitan division)CA+0.4%+4.4%+3.6%-2.8
7Watertown-Fort Drum, NYNY+4.9%+6.4%+3.6%-2.8
8Wildwood-The Villages, FLFL-0.7%+7.7%+6.0%-2.7
9Chico, CACA+1.7%+4.5%+6.0%-2.7
10Santa Rosa-Petaluma, CACA+0.7%+4.5%+4.9%-2.7

All 409 metros by 5-year pace

U.S. metros ranked 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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1Atlantic City-Hammonton, NJNJ+6.7%+12.9%+8.0%+2.2
2Miami-Miami Beach-Kendall, FL (metropolitan division)FL+3.6%+12.9%+9.9%+2.5
3Knoxville, TNTN+3.7%+12.8%+9.1%+2.2
4Hinesville, GAGA+8.8%+12.6%+7.6%+2.4
5Hilton Head Island-Bluffton-Port Royal, SCSC+5.9%+12.4%+8.8%+1.7
6Morristown, TNTN+4.7%+12.3%+8.8%+1.7
7Lewiston-Auburn, MEME+7.7%+12.1%+8.8%+0.5
8Savannah, GAGA+4.1%+12.1%+8.6%+1.9
9Camden, NJ (metropolitan division)NJ+6.3%+12.0%+7.4%+1.3
10Traverse City, MIMI+7.3%+12.0%+9.1%+2.9
11Fayetteville-Springdale-Rogers, ARAR+4.7%+11.9%+8.8%+2.6
12Johnson City, TNTN+3.8%+11.9%+7.9%+1.3
13Kingsport-Bristol, TN-VATN+5.1%+11.9%+7.6%+1.3
14Muskegon-Norton Shores, MIMI+7.6%+11.9%+9.6%+2.8
15Vineland, NJNJ+8.1%+11.9%+7.3%+1.2
16West Palm Beach-Boca Raton-Delray Beach, FL (metropolitan division)FL+2.0%+11.8%+9.4%+1.4
17Helena, MTMT+5.2%+11.7%+8.3%+0.9
18Sebring, FLFL+2.0%+11.7%+9.9%+1.3
19Wilmington, NCNC+4.1%+11.7%+8.9%+1.0
20Athens-Clarke County, GAGA+5.5%+11.6%+9.4%+1.4
21Charleston-North Charleston, SCSC+4.1%+11.6%+9.0%+0.9
22Pinehurst-Southern Pines, NCNC+3.3%+11.6%+7.7%+0.9
23Bangor, MEME+5.3%+11.5%+7.7%-0.1
24Gainesville, GAGA+4.1%+11.5%+9.0%+1.3
25Homosassa Springs, FLFL+2.3%+11.5%+10.4%+1.1
26Jacksonville, NCNC+6.1%+11.5%+8.0%+0.8
27Missoula, MTMT+1.6%+11.5%+8.7%+0.7
28Jackson, TNTN+1.8%+11.4%+7.8%+0.8
29Brunswick-St. Simons, GAGA+8.4%+11.3%+8.5%+1.1
30Burlington, NCNC+2.9%+11.3%+7.9%+0.6
31Kingston, NYNY+4.9%+11.3%+8.2%+2.1
32Portland-South Portland, MEME+5.4%+11.3%+8.4%-0.3
33Rochester, NYNY+7.5%+11.3%+7.7%+2.1
34Syracuse, NYNY+8.9%+11.3%+7.5%+2.1
35Trenton-Princeton, NJNJ+6.8%+11.3%+6.8%+0.6
36Cleveland, TNTN+2.6%+11.2%+8.1%+0.6
37Mansfield, OHOH+7.6%+11.2%+8.3%+1.7
38Naples-Marco Island, FLFL-1.5%+11.2%+8.3%+0.8
39Chattanooga, TN-GATN+3.2%+11.1%+8.4%+0.5
40Hickory-Lenoir-Morganton, NCNC+4.8%+11.1%+8.2%+0.4
41Norwich-New London-Willimantic, CTCT+8.2%+11.1%+6.9%+0.6
42Rockford, ILIL+8.5%+11.1%+7.4%+2.7
43Bozeman, MTMT+2.0%+11.0%+9.6%+0.2
44Fayetteville, NCNC+4.3%+11.0%+6.8%+0.3
45Green Bay, WIWI+6.5%+11.0%+7.9%+1.1
46Lakewood-New Brunswick, NJ (metropolitan division)NJ+6.8%+11.0%+7.1%+0.3
47Myrtle Beach-Conway-North Myrtle Beach, SCSC+4.7%+11.0%+7.9%+0.3
48Tampa, FL (metropolitan division)FL+1.2%+11.0%+9.8%+0.6
49Charlotte-Concord-Gastonia, NC-SCNC+3.5%+10.9%+8.9%+0.2
50Great Falls, MTMT+4.3%+10.9%+7.3%+0.1
51Sheboygan, WIWI+7.0%+10.9%+8.0%+1.0
52Waterbury-Shelton, CTCT+6.9%+10.9%+6.4%+0.4
53Winston-Salem, NCNC+4.2%+10.9%+7.6%+0.2
54Barnstable Town, MAMA+2.7%+10.8%+7.6%+2.1
55Fort Lauderdale-Pompano Beach-Sunrise, FL (metropolitan division)FL+1.2%+10.8%+8.7%+0.4
56Fort Wayne, ININ+4.5%+10.8%+8.3%+1.4
57Greenville-Anderson-Greer, SCSC+4.8%+10.8%+8.5%+0.1
58Ocala, FLFL+2.1%+10.8%+9.1%+0.4
59Port St. Lucie, FLFL+0.5%+10.8%+9.7%+0.4
60Rockingham County-Strafford County, NH (metropolitan division)NH+6.0%+10.8%+8.1%-0.2
61Rome, GAGA+1.3%+10.8%+8.2%+0.6
62Spartanburg, SCSC+3.6%+10.8%+8.3%+0.1
63St. Petersburg-Clearwater-Largo, FL (metropolitan division)FL-0.6%+10.8%+9.8%+0.4
64Dalton, GAGA+4.3%+10.7%+8.2%+0.5
65Flagstaff, AZAZ+3.1%+10.7%+8.5%+1.0
66Fond du Lac, WIWI+7.0%+10.7%+7.2%+0.8
67Greensboro-High Point, NCNC+4.6%+10.7%+7.6%0.0
68Jefferson City, MOMO+6.4%+10.7%+6.9%+1.6
69Marietta, GA (metropolitan division)GA+2.5%+10.7%+9.1%+0.5
70Oshkosh-Neenah, WIWI+6.9%+10.7%+7.7%+0.8
71Twin Falls, IDID+3.3%+10.7%+9.4%+0.7
72Allentown-Bethlehem-Easton, PA-NJPA+7.0%+10.6%+7.1%+1.9
73Goldsboro, NCNC+4.6%+10.6%+6.3%-0.1
74Pocatello, IDID+3.0%+10.6%+9.4%+0.6
75Rapid City, SDSD+4.2%+10.6%+7.5%+1.7
76Youngstown-Warren, OHOH+6.6%+10.6%+7.3%+1.1
77Manchester-Nashua, NHNH+5.3%+10.5%+7.9%-0.5
78New Haven, CTCT+7.3%+10.5%+6.2%0.0
79Springfield, OHOH+5.4%+10.5%+7.5%+1.0
80Appleton, WIWI+5.6%+10.4%+7.6%+0.5
81Clarksville, TN-KYTN+3.5%+10.4%+7.6%-0.2
82Florence-Muscle Shoals, ALAL+4.2%+10.4%+6.7%+1.6
83Hartford-West Hartford-East Hartford, CTCT+6.8%+10.4%+5.9%-0.1
84Janesville-Beloit, WIWI+6.1%+10.4%+8.3%+0.5
85Kiryas Joel-Poughkeepsie-Newburgh, NYNY+7.2%+10.4%+7.3%+1.2
86Lebanon, PAPA+8.3%+10.4%+7.0%+1.7
87Providence-Warwick, RI-MARI+6.0%+10.4%+7.8%-0.5
88Sandusky, OHOH+10.4%+10.4%+7.2%+0.9
89Warner Robins, GAGA+4.2%+10.4%+7.1%+0.2
90Lafayette-West Lafayette, ININ+4.9%+10.3%+7.7%+0.9
91Logan, UT-IDUT+2.7%+10.3%+9.1%+1.0
92Michigan City-La Porte, ININ+8.9%+10.3%+7.5%+0.9
93Bay City, MIMI+4.4%+10.2%+6.9%+1.1
94Bridgeport-Stamford-Danbury, CTCT+6.9%+10.2%+5.8%-0.3
95Coeur d'Alene, IDID+3.2%+10.2%+10.4%+0.2
96Durham-Chapel Hill, NCNC+2.1%+10.2%+8.1%-0.5
97Elizabethtown, KYKY+4.1%+10.2%+6.9%+1.3
98Grand Rapids-Wyoming-Kentwood, MIMI+5.1%+10.2%+8.8%+1.1
99Joplin, MO-KSMO+5.1%+10.2%+6.7%+1.1
100Reading, PAPA+5.6%+10.2%+7.0%+1.5
101Roanoke, VAVA+5.7%+10.2%+6.7%+1.4
102Rocky Mount, NCNC+3.4%+10.2%+6.9%-0.5
103Scranton--Wilkes-Barre, PAPA+6.8%+10.2%+6.4%+1.5
104Springfield, MOMO+4.1%+10.2%+7.6%+1.1
105Augusta-Richmond County, GA-SCGA+6.5%+10.1%+7.4%-0.1
106Burlington-South Burlington, VTVT+4.2%+10.1%+6.7%-0.8
107Columbia, SCSC+4.5%+10.1%+7.1%-0.6
108Kokomo, ININ+6.3%+10.1%+7.4%+0.7
109Pittsfield, MAMA+2.5%+10.1%+6.5%+1.4
110Sebastian-Vero Beach-West Vero Corridor, FLFL-0.8%+10.1%+9.3%-0.3
111Yuma, AZAZ+2.1%+10.1%+7.4%+0.4
112Buffalo-Cheektowaga, NYNY+6.6%+10.0%+7.7%+0.8
113Daphne-Fairhope-Foley, ALAL+3.9%+10.0%+7.9%+1.2
114El Centro, CACA+7.4%+10.0%+7.8%+2.8
115Erie, PAPA+7.9%+10.0%+6.1%+1.3
116Fort Smith, AR-OKAR+6.6%+10.0%+6.5%+0.7
117Macon-Bibb County, GAGA+7.0%+10.0%+6.9%-0.2
118Muncie, ININ+6.2%+10.0%+7.2%+0.6
119Nashville-Davidson--Murfreesboro--Franklin, TNTN+2.8%+10.0%+8.9%-0.6
120Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford, FLFL+1.7%+10.0%+8.9%-0.4
121Raleigh-Cary, NCNC+2.4%+10.0%+8.0%-0.7
122South Bend-Mishawaka, IN-MIIN+4.6%+10.0%+7.8%+0.6
123Asheville, NCNC+2.0%+9.9%+8.1%-0.8
124Decatur, ALAL+2.3%+9.9%+6.8%+1.1
125El Paso, TXTX+3.5%+9.9%+6.4%+1.8
126Kahului-Wailuku, HIHI+4.9%+9.9%+7.4%+2.2
127Lakeland-Winter Haven, FLFL-1.2%+9.9%+9.3%-0.5
128Lancaster, PAPA+5.0%+9.9%+7.1%+1.2
129Lewiston, ID-WAID+3.1%+9.9%+7.8%-0.1
130Midland, MIMI+6.6%+9.9%+6.6%+0.8
131North Port-Bradenton-Sarasota, FLFL-2.6%+9.9%+8.4%-0.5
132Staunton-Stuarts Draft, VAVA+7.2%+9.9%+6.8%+1.1
133Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Roswell, GA (metropolitan division)GA+2.4%+9.8%+8.3%-0.4
134Brownsville-Harlingen, TXTX+1.2%+9.8%+6.5%+1.7
135Cincinnati, OH-KY-INOH+5.1%+9.8%+7.5%+0.3
136Columbia, MOMO+4.6%+9.8%+6.6%+0.7
137Hot Springs, ARAR+5.1%+9.8%+6.6%+0.5
138Jacksonville, FLFL+1.8%+9.8%+8.5%-0.6
139Lexington-Fayette, KYKY+5.1%+9.8%+7.3%+0.9
140McAllen-Edinburg-Mission, TXTX+4.2%+9.8%+6.8%+1.7
141Newark, NJ (metropolitan division)NJ+6.7%+9.8%+6.3%-0.9
142Phoenix-Mesa-Chandler, AZAZ+1.5%+9.8%+8.8%+0.1
143Racine-Mount Pleasant, WIWI+8.4%+9.8%+7.6%-0.1
144Salisbury, MDMD+5.6%+9.8%+6.8%+2.6
145Sherman-Denison, TXTX+0.6%+9.8%+8.6%+1.7
146Sierra Vista-Douglas, AZAZ+4.3%+9.8%+7.3%+0.1
147Terre Haute, ININ+8.1%+9.8%+6.7%+0.4
148Tucson, AZAZ+2.1%+9.8%+8.1%+0.1
149Utica-Rome, NYNY+6.4%+9.8%+7.1%+0.6
150Wausau, WIWI+9.0%+9.8%+7.0%-0.1
151Dayton-Kettering-Beavercreek, OHOH+6.0%+9.7%+7.5%+0.2
152Duluth, MN-WIMN+7.4%+9.7%+6.9%+2.8
153Eau Claire, WIWI+5.6%+9.7%+7.6%-0.2
154Gadsden, ALAL+4.8%+9.7%+6.2%+0.9
155Gainesville, FLFL+1.5%+9.7%+8.1%-0.7
156Greenville, NCNC+3.2%+9.7%+6.5%-1.0
157Prescott Valley-Prescott, AZAZ+3.8%+9.7%+8.7%0.0
158Battle Creek, MIMI+4.9%+9.6%+7.3%+0.5
159Columbus, OHOH+4.8%+9.6%+7.9%+0.1
160Huntsville, ALAL+2.1%+9.6%+7.2%+0.8
161Palm Bay-Melbourne-Titusville, FLFL+0.5%+9.6%+9.3%-0.8
162Pensacola-Ferry Pass-Brent, FLFL+1.6%+9.6%+8.5%-0.8
163Richmond, VAVA+4.1%+9.6%+7.2%+0.8
164St. George, UTUT+1.8%+9.6%+8.5%+0.3
165Worcester, MAMA+4.8%+9.6%+7.3%+0.9
166Albuquerque, NMNM+4.0%+9.5%+6.8%+0.6
167Binghamton, NYNY+9.9%+9.5%+6.2%+0.3
168Deltona-Daytona Beach-Ormond Beach, FLFL-0.4%+9.5%+9.0%-0.9
169Grand Island, NENE+7.4%+9.5%+6.9%+0.9
170Grand Junction, COCO+4.9%+9.5%+8.1%+2.4
171Lynchburg, VAVA+4.6%+9.5%+6.3%+0.7
172Milwaukee-Waukesha, WIWI+6.5%+9.5%+6.9%-0.4
173Niles, MIMI+4.6%+9.5%+7.1%+0.4
174Provo-Orem-Lehi, UTUT+4.0%+9.5%+8.6%+0.2
175St. Joseph, MO-KSMO+5.5%+9.5%+6.6%+0.4
176Cleveland, OHOH+6.5%+9.4%+7.0%-0.1
177Elgin, IL (metropolitan division)IL+6.6%+9.4%+6.4%+1.0
178Idaho Falls, IDID+2.3%+9.4%+9.8%-0.6
179Indianapolis-Carmel-Greenwood, ININ+5.0%+9.4%+7.6%0.0
180Killeen-Temple, TXTX+1.1%+9.4%+7.4%+1.3
181Las Vegas-Henderson-North Las Vegas, NVNV+4.0%+9.4%+9.1%+1.0
182Lima, OHOH+7.9%+9.4%+6.7%-0.1
183Longview, TXTX+3.9%+9.4%+6.0%+1.3
184Saginaw, MIMI+4.5%+9.4%+7.0%+0.3
185Valdosta, GAGA+6.2%+9.4%+5.9%-0.8
186Weirton-Steubenville, WV-OHWV+10.4%+9.4%+6.7%+1.7
187York-Hanover, PAPA+6.1%+9.4%+6.4%+0.7
188Akron, OHOH+5.8%+9.3%+6.8%-0.2
189Albany, GAGA+7.0%+9.3%+6.0%-0.9
190Beckley, WVWV+9.3%+9.3%+4.9%+1.6
191Canton-Massillon, OHOH+6.7%+9.3%+6.8%-0.2
192Farmington, NMNM+9.7%+9.3%+5.1%+0.4
193Hagerstown-Martinsburg, MD-WVMD+4.6%+9.3%+6.4%+2.1
194Madison, WIWI+4.9%+9.3%+7.0%-0.6
195Ogden, UTUT+3.1%+9.3%+8.9%0.0
196Santa Maria-Santa Barbara, CACA+3.0%+9.3%+6.6%+2.1
197Sumter, SCSC+8.3%+9.3%+6.5%-1.4
198Topeka, KSKS+5.0%+9.3%+6.5%+0.5
199Albany-Schenectady-Troy, NYNY+6.2%+9.2%+6.0%0.0
200Bloomington, ILIL+4.2%+9.2%+4.9%+0.8
201Elkhart-Goshen, ININ+4.7%+9.2%+7.4%-0.2
202Kansas City, MO-KSMO+4.4%+9.2%+7.8%+0.1
203Kenosha, WIWI+6.6%+9.2%+7.6%-0.7
204Mount Vernon-Anacortes, WAWA+4.9%+9.2%+9.0%+1.2
205San Diego-Chula Vista-Carlsbad, CACA+2.0%+9.2%+7.3%+2.0
206Springfield, MAMA+5.5%+9.2%+6.5%+0.5
207Amherst Town-Northampton, MAMA+7.1%+9.1%+6.2%+0.4
208Anaheim-Santa Ana-Irvine, CA (metropolitan division)CA+4.1%+9.1%+6.7%+1.9
209Auburn-Opelika, ALAL+6.4%+9.1%+7.0%+0.3
210Bend, OROR+1.5%+9.1%+8.7%+2.4
211Bowling Green, KYKY+3.6%+9.1%+6.6%+0.2
212Glens Falls, NYNY+7.6%+9.1%+6.0%-0.1
213Lake County, IL (metropolitan division)IL+7.2%+9.1%+5.4%+0.7
214Las Cruces, NMNM+2.0%+9.1%+6.3%+0.2
215Montgomery County-Bucks County-Chester County, PA (metropolitan division)PA+5.6%+9.1%+6.2%+0.4
216Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario, CACA+2.3%+9.1%+7.6%+1.9
217Salt Lake City-Murray, UTUT+3.4%+9.1%+8.6%-0.2
218Tulsa, OKOK+4.4%+9.1%+6.4%+0.8
219Visalia, CACA+4.4%+9.1%+7.4%+1.9
220Winchester, VA-WVVA+5.9%+9.1%+6.5%+0.3
221Boise City, IDID+3.3%+9.0%+10.5%-1.0
222Dover, DEDE+5.3%+9.0%+6.3%0.0
223Harrisburg-Carlisle, PAPA+5.2%+9.0%+6.0%+0.3
224Kalamazoo-Portage, MIMI+4.9%+9.0%+7.1%-0.1
225Spokane-Spokane Valley, WAWA+3.3%+9.0%+9.2%+1.0
226Wichita Falls, TXTX+3.5%+9.0%+6.7%+0.9
227Wilmington, DE-MD-NJ (metropolitan division)DE+4.6%+9.0%+6.0%0.0
228Anniston-Oxford, ALAL+4.2%+8.9%+6.1%+0.1
229Bakersfield-Delano, CACA+3.4%+8.9%+6.7%+1.7
230Bellingham, WAWA+4.1%+8.9%+8.5%+0.9
231Champaign-Urbana, ILIL+6.6%+8.9%+5.3%+0.5
232Crestview-Fort Walton Beach-Destin, FLFL+0.9%+8.9%+7.8%-1.5
233Everett, WA (metropolitan division)WA+2.4%+8.9%+8.9%+0.9
234Jackson, MIMI+6.3%+8.9%+7.3%-0.2
235La Crosse-Onalaska, WI-MNWI+5.2%+8.9%+6.8%-1.0
236Lake Havasu City-Kingman, AZAZ+1.7%+8.9%+8.5%-0.8
237Panama City-Panama City Beach, FLFL+3.2%+8.9%+7.9%-1.5
238Waco, TXTX+2.8%+8.9%+7.8%+0.8
239Walla Walla, WAWA+6.8%+8.9%+8.0%+0.9
240Cape Coral-Fort Myers, FLFL-5.5%+8.8%+7.5%-1.6
241Chambersburg, PAPA+4.1%+8.8%+5.7%+0.1
242Charlottesville, VAVA+4.2%+8.8%+6.3%0.0
243Flint, MIMI+6.8%+8.8%+7.5%-0.3
244Lawrence, KSKS+6.5%+8.8%+6.6%0.0
245Mobile, ALAL+4.0%+8.8%+6.5%0.0
246Nassau County-Suffolk County, NY (metropolitan division)NY+7.0%+8.8%+6.7%-0.4
247Santa Fe, NMNM+2.7%+8.8%+7.3%-0.1
248Toledo, OHOH+5.4%+8.8%+6.6%-0.7
249Virginia Beach-Chesapeake-Norfolk, VA-NCVA+5.7%+8.8%+5.8%0.0
250Wichita, KSKS+3.5%+8.8%+6.5%0.0
251Blacksburg-Christiansburg-Radford, VAVA+4.0%+8.7%+6.1%-0.1
252Detroit-Dearborn-Livonia, MI (metropolitan division)MI+6.3%+8.7%+7.3%-0.4
253Harrisonburg, VAVA+5.3%+8.7%+5.9%-0.1
254Hattiesburg, MSMS+5.7%+8.7%+5.8%+1.0
255Johnstown, PAPA+7.8%+8.7%+5.5%0.0
256Lansing-East Lansing, MIMI+5.8%+8.7%+7.1%-0.4
257Lincoln, NENE+4.2%+8.7%+6.8%+0.1
258Tyler, TXTX+2.0%+8.7%+6.7%+0.6
259Billings, MTMT+1.6%+8.6%+6.0%-2.2
260College Station-Bryan, TXTX+3.3%+8.6%+6.8%+0.5
261Columbus, GA-ALGA+3.7%+8.6%+5.7%-1.6
262Columbus, ININ+3.5%+8.6%+6.4%-0.8
263Dallas-Plano-Irving, TX (metropolitan division)TX+0.6%+8.6%+7.7%+0.5
264Hanford-Corcoran, CACA+4.9%+8.6%+7.2%+1.4
265Lake County-Porter County-Jasper County, IN (metropolitan division)IN+4.4%+8.6%+6.5%-0.8
266Olympia-Lacey-Tumwater, WAWA+2.9%+8.6%+8.5%+0.6
267Tallahassee, FLFL+1.4%+8.6%+7.0%-1.8
268Florence, SCSC+6.8%+8.5%+5.6%-2.2
269Omaha, NE-IANE+3.6%+8.5%+6.9%-0.1
270Punta Gorda, FLFL-6.2%+8.5%+7.9%-1.9
271Sioux City, IA-NE-SDIA+5.8%+8.5%+6.7%+1.0
272Wenatchee-East Wenatchee, WAWA+4.2%+8.5%+8.1%+0.5
273Bloomington, ININ+4.3%+8.4%+7.0%-1.0
274Evansville, ININ+5.0%+8.4%+6.1%-1.0
275Fort Worth-Arlington-Grapevine, TX (metropolitan division)TX+1.2%+8.4%+7.9%+0.3
276Fresno, CACA+0.9%+8.4%+7.2%+1.2
277Gulfport-Biloxi, MSMS+4.1%+8.4%+6.2%+0.7
278Kankakee, ILIL+3.1%+8.4%+5.7%0.0
279Albany, OROR+3.7%+8.3%+8.9%+1.6
280Boston, MA (metropolitan division)MA+4.6%+8.3%+6.7%-0.4
281Cambridge-Newton-Framingham, MA (metropolitan division)MA+4.7%+8.3%+6.7%-0.4
282Sioux Falls, SD-MNSD+2.9%+8.3%+6.7%-0.6
283Abilene, TXTX+4.4%+8.2%+6.2%+0.1
284Gettysburg, PAPA+3.3%+8.2%+5.7%-0.5
285Louisville/Jefferson County, KY-INKY+5.2%+8.2%+6.5%-0.7
286Paducah, KY-ILKY+4.1%+8.2%+5.3%-0.7
287St. Louis, MO-ILMO+5.3%+8.2%+6.1%-0.9
288Tacoma-Lakewood, WA (metropolitan division)WA+3.8%+8.2%+9.1%+0.2
289Warren-Troy-Farmington Hills, MI (metropolitan division)MI+5.2%+8.2%+6.8%-0.9
290Yakima, WAWA+4.9%+8.2%+7.9%+0.2
291Chicago-Naperville-Schaumburg, IL (metropolitan division)IL+6.6%+8.1%+5.5%-0.3
292Monroe, MIMI+6.4%+8.1%+6.5%-1.0
293Texarkana, TX-ARTX+3.9%+8.1%+5.8%0.0
294Birmingham, ALAL+3.5%+8.0%+6.3%-0.8
295Decatur, ILIL+5.0%+8.0%+4.7%-0.4
296Dothan, ALAL+2.8%+8.0%+5.2%-0.8
297Longview-Kelso, WAWA+5.4%+8.0%+8.7%0.0
298Merced, CACA+1.4%+8.0%+7.5%+0.8
299New York-Jersey City-White Plains, NY-NJ (metropolitan division)NY+7.1%+8.0%+6.0%-1.2
300Owensboro, KYKY+4.8%+8.0%+6.2%-0.9
301San Luis Obispo-Paso Robles, CACA+2.9%+8.0%+6.3%+0.8
302Ann Arbor, MIMI+4.4%+7.9%+6.6%-1.2
303Kennewick-Richland, WAWA+2.9%+7.9%+8.3%-0.1
304Little Rock-North Little Rock-Conway, ARAR+3.1%+7.9%+5.2%-1.4
305Reno, NVNV+3.5%+7.9%+8.3%-0.5
306Cape Girardeau, MO-ILMO+7.0%+7.8%+5.4%-1.3
307Dubuque, IAIA+5.1%+7.8%+5.4%+0.3
308Oklahoma City, OKOK+2.3%+7.8%+5.8%-0.5
309St. Cloud, MNMN+2.6%+7.8%+6.2%+0.9
310Memphis, TN-MS-ARTN+1.7%+7.7%+6.6%-2.9
311Montgomery, ALAL+4.6%+7.7%+4.9%-1.1
312Oxnard-Thousand Oaks-Ventura, CACA+3.0%+7.7%+6.0%+0.5
313Peoria, ILIL+6.9%+7.7%+4.1%-0.7
314Pittsburgh, PAPA+5.3%+7.7%+6.0%-1.0
315Salem, OROR+2.7%+7.7%+8.3%+1.0
316San Angelo, TXTX+3.9%+7.7%+5.8%-0.4
317Tuscaloosa, ALAL+5.7%+7.7%+5.8%-1.1
318Wildwood-The Villages, FLFL-0.7%+7.7%+6.0%-2.7
319Casper, WYWY+6.3%+7.6%+4.4%-0.5
320Eugene-Springfield, OROR+2.4%+7.6%+7.6%+0.9
321Los Angeles-Long Beach-Glendale, CA (metropolitan division)CA+2.9%+7.6%+6.6%+0.4
322Salinas, CACA+2.5%+7.6%+6.9%+0.4
323Ames, IAIA+3.1%+7.5%+5.5%0.0
324Corvallis, OROR+1.0%+7.5%+6.9%+0.8
325Laredo, TXTX+3.5%+7.5%+5.5%-0.6
326Pueblo, COCO+0.4%+7.5%+8.0%+0.4
327Springfield, ILIL+5.4%+7.5%+4.4%-0.9
328Bremerton-Silverdale-Port Orchard, WAWA+3.2%+7.4%+8.2%-0.6
329Corpus Christi, TXTX+1.8%+7.4%+5.5%-0.7
330Huntington-Ashland, WV-KY-OHWV+6.7%+7.4%+4.6%-0.3
331San Antonio-New Braunfels, TXTX+1.7%+7.4%+6.7%-0.7
332Amarillo, TXTX+2.4%+7.3%+5.2%-0.8
333Arlington-Alexandria-Reston, VA-WV (metropolitan division)VA+4.0%+7.3%+5.2%-1.5
334Colorado Springs, COCO+1.8%+7.3%+7.8%+0.2
335Des Moines-West Des Moines, IAIA+2.4%+7.3%+5.6%-0.2
336Fort Collins-Loveland, COCO+1.5%+7.3%+7.2%+0.2
337Rochester, MNMN+3.3%+7.3%+6.5%+0.4
338Williamsport, PAPA+4.3%+7.3%+4.7%-1.4
339Cheyenne, WYWY+4.9%+7.2%+6.3%-0.9
340Lexington Park, MDMD+4.9%+7.2%+4.9%0.0
341Modesto, CACA+2.2%+7.2%+7.2%0.0
342Carson City, NVNV+1.4%+7.1%+8.2%-1.3
343Jonesboro, ARAR+3.3%+7.1%+5.1%-2.2
344Mankato, MNMN+4.6%+7.1%+5.7%+0.2
345Parkersburg-Vienna, WVWV+4.7%+7.1%+5.1%-0.6
346Philadelphia, PA (metropolitan division)PA+5.7%+7.1%+6.2%-1.6
347Anchorage, AKAK+5.0%+7.0%+4.3%0.0
348Baltimore-Columbia-Towson, MDMD+3.6%+7.0%+4.8%-0.2
349Davenport-Moline-Rock Island, IA-ILIA+4.4%+7.0%+4.7%-0.5
350Houston-Pasadena-The Woodlands, TXTX+2.2%+7.0%+5.6%-1.1
351Stockton-Lodi, CACA+0.4%+7.0%+7.0%-0.2
352Victoria, TXTX-0.8%+7.0%+4.8%-1.1
353Waterloo-Cedar Falls, IAIA+2.3%+7.0%+4.5%-0.5
354Altoona, PAPA+5.3%+6.9%+4.8%-1.8
355Austin-Round Rock-San Marcos, TXTX-0.4%+6.9%+6.9%-1.2
356Frederick-Gaithersburg-Bethesda, MD (metropolitan division)MD+2.3%+6.9%+4.7%-0.3
357Greeley, COCO+2.0%+6.9%+7.5%-0.2
358Lawton, OKOK+4.7%+6.9%+3.9%-1.4
359Seattle-Bellevue-Kent, WA (metropolitan division)WA+2.4%+6.9%+7.6%-1.1
360State College, PAPA+4.2%+6.9%+5.4%-1.8
361Cedar Rapids, IAIA+2.7%+6.8%+4.8%-0.7
362Elmira, NYNY+2.1%+6.8%+4.5%-2.4
363Boulder, COCO+1.8%+6.7%+6.8%-0.4
364Denver-Aurora-Centennial, COCO+0.9%+6.7%+7.2%-0.4
365Manhattan, KSKS+2.6%+6.7%+4.3%-2.1
366Morgantown, WVWV+8.1%+6.7%+4.5%-1.0
367Charleston, WVWV+3.8%+6.6%+3.8%-1.1
368Fairbanks-College, AKAK+4.3%+6.6%+4.7%-0.4
369Wheeling, WV-OHWV+4.8%+6.6%+4.8%-1.1
370Yuba City, CACA+1.0%+6.6%+7.2%-0.6
371Iowa City, IAIA+5.4%+6.5%+4.7%-1.0
372Lubbock, TXTX+2.4%+6.5%+5.1%-1.6
373Sacramento-Roseville-Folsom, CACA+1.1%+6.5%+6.5%-0.7
374Grants Pass, OROR+3.9%+6.4%+6.8%-0.3
375Hammond, LALA+4.9%+6.4%+4.5%+1.9
376Jackson, MSMS+3.1%+6.4%+4.3%-1.3
377Watertown-Fort Drum, NYNY+4.9%+6.4%+3.6%-2.8
378Fargo, ND-MNND+3.7%+6.3%+4.7%0.0
379Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington, MN-WIMN+3.3%+6.3%+5.8%-0.6
380Bismarck, NDND+4.2%+6.2%+3.6%-0.1
381Medford, OROR+2.8%+6.2%+6.4%-0.5
382Urban Honolulu, HIHI+0.6%+6.2%+4.7%-1.5
383Beaumont-Port Arthur, TXTX+3.6%+6.1%+5.3%-2.0
384Portland-Vancouver-Hillsboro, OR-WAOR+2.1%+6.1%+6.4%-0.6
385San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara, CACA+0.5%+6.1%+5.1%-1.1
386Slidell-Mandeville-Covington, LALA+3.0%+6.1%+4.5%+1.6
387Grand Forks, ND-MNND+4.5%+6.0%+4.1%-0.3
388Redding, CACA+0.6%+5.7%+5.5%-1.5
389Minot, NDND+5.9%+5.6%+3.0%-0.7
390Santa Cruz-Watsonville, CACA+0.4%+5.4%+4.9%-1.8
391Vallejo, CACA+0.2%+5.4%+5.9%-1.8
392Napa, CACA+0.9%+5.3%+5.2%-1.9
393Washington, DC-MD (metropolitan division)DC+2.6%+5.1%+4.9%+2.4
394Baton Rouge, LALA+3.3%+5.0%+4.0%+0.5
395Monroe, LALA+4.3%+5.0%+3.4%+0.5
396Alexandria, LALA+1.4%+4.9%+3.4%+0.4
397Enid, OKOK+2.3%+4.9%+3.3%-3.4
398Oakland-Fremont-Berkeley, CA (metropolitan division)CA-0.3%+4.8%+5.2%-2.4
399Midland, TXTX+4.8%+4.7%+4.7%-3.4
400Chico, CACA+1.7%+4.5%+6.0%-2.7
401Lafayette, LALA+3.3%+4.5%+3.0%0.0
402Santa Rosa-Petaluma, CACA+0.7%+4.5%+4.9%-2.7
403San Rafael, CA (metropolitan division)CA+0.4%+4.4%+3.6%-2.8
404Shreveport-Bossier City, LALA+1.3%+4.4%+3.0%-0.1
405Odessa, TXTX+4.5%+4.2%+4.3%-3.9
406New Orleans-Metairie, LALA+1.8%+3.8%+3.9%-0.7
407Houma-Bayou Cane-Thibodaux, LALA+1.5%+3.6%+2.5%-0.9
408San Francisco-San Mateo-Redwood City, CA (metropolitan division)CA+0.9%+3.6%+3.7%-3.6
409Lake Charles, LALA+0.3%+2.8%+2.9%-1.7

How to read this: “5-yr /yr” is compound annual growth over the five years ending 2025. “vs state” is the metro's 5-year pace minus its state's, in percentage points a year; a metro spanning more than one state is compared with the state of its principal city. All figures are nominal (not inflation-adjusted).

Source & method: Metro figures: FHFA quarterly all-transactions index for metropolitan statistical areas and metropolitan divisions, annualized as the mean of the four quarterly (NSA) values. State figures: FHFA quarterly all-transactions index, annualized as the mean of the four quarterly (NSA) values. A metro is included only with at least 15 consecutive years of index ending 2025. Data published by the FHFA House Price Index; this edition compiled 2026-09-07. Educational data, not investment advice.

Reuse: the FHFA index is public domain, and the rankings compiled here are free to use with attribution and a link to this page. Download the CSV. Metro averages hide wide local variation; even homes in the same ZIP code appreciate differently.

Frequently asked questions

Which U.S. metro has the fastest home appreciation?

Over the five years ending 2025, Atlantic City-Hammonton, NJ leads the 409 measured metros at +12.9% a year in the FHFA all-transactions index, against +2.8% for Lake Charles, LA at the other end. The median metro ran at +9.2% a year. Leaders change across windows, so read the 1-year and 10-year columns beside the 5-year ranking.

Do metros appreciate faster than their states?

Sometimes. 214 of the 409 measured metros outpaced their own state's index over the five years ending 2025, and 195 trailed it. The gap runs both ways, which is why each metro page shows the state's pace beside the metro's.

What is a metropolitan division?

A subdivision of a very large metropolitan statistical area, defined by the Office of Management and Budget. FHFA publishes a separate index for each division, so 37 of the 409 entries here are divisions and are labelled as such. Their parent metro may appear separately.

Why is my metro not listed?

A metro appears only with at least 15 consecutive years of FHFA index history ending in 2025. Shorter histories are left out instead of estimated, and 1 published series fall below that floor in this edition.

Are these numbers adjusted for inflation?

No. These are nominal price changes, as measured by the FHFA all-transactions house price index. Subtract inflation over the same window if you want real (inflation-adjusted) appreciation.

Averages end where the decision starts

These are area averages from measured history. Individual homes inside the same area follow meaningfully different paths. Good Investment ranks a specific property within its own market, with context and a confidence flag.