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Home values in the 100 largest U.S. metros (September 2026)

Typical home value, price change over 1, 5 and 10 years, distance from each market's peak, and an estimate of how much home equity a typical owner could borrow against. Updated monthly.

Fastest 1-year growth

Syracuse, NY (+6.6%)

Biggest 1-year decline

Austin, TX (-4.3%)

Metros 5%+ below their peak

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#MetroTypical value1 yr5 yrOff peakEst. HELOC
1New York, NY$730,949+4.9%+27.7%at peak$211,975
2Los Angeles, CA$950,020+1.3%+19.2%-1.2%$275,506
3Chicago, IL$355,650+5%+27.9%at peak$103,138
4Dallas, TX$358,242-2%+10.8%-8.6%$103,890
5Houston, TX$302,832-1.8%+11.4%-4.7%$87,821
6Washington, DC$569,857+0.2%+12.9%at peak$165,258
7Philadelphia, PA$386,048+2.5%+28%at peak$111,954
8Miami, FL$476,815+0.3%+29%-4.4%$138,276
9Atlanta, GA$375,898-1.5%+17.6%-4.7%$109,010
10Boston, MA$725,639+2.1%+23.8%at peak$210,435
11Phoenix, AZ$441,097-1.1%+5.7%-11.3%$127,918
12San Francisco, CA$1,120,379+3.1%+2.7%-8.2%$324,910
13Riverside, CA$580,321+0.6%+16.7%-2.3%$168,293
14Detroit, MI$264,316+1.8%+21.9%at peak$76,652
15Seattle, WA$720,147-1.6%+9.8%-5.6%$208,843
16Minneapolis, MN$387,807+1.7%+10.8%at peak$112,464
17San Diego, CA$926,961+0.8%+21.6%-2%$268,819
18Tampa, FL$356,843-0.9%+15.8%-8.2%$103,484
19Denver, CO$555,487-1.8%+4.1%-8.9%$161,091
20Baltimore, MD$396,959+0.4%+15.3%at peak$115,118
21St. Louis, MO$273,164+3.3%+24.9%at peak$79,218
22Orlando, FL$383,302-1.4%+20.1%-6.2%$111,157
23Charlotte, NC$381,392-0.8%+20.4%-1.8%$110,604
24San Antonio, TX$273,806-1.9%+4.2%-10.3%$79,404
25Portland, OR$539,403-0.2%+5.7%-5%$156,427
26Sacramento, CA$572,8130%+3.7%-7.3%$166,116
27Pittsburgh, PA$228,201+0.2%+12.2%at peak$66,178
28Cincinnati, OH$305,940+2.2%+26.3%at peak$88,723
29Austin, TX$414,273-4.3%-14.2%-26.7%$120,139
30Las Vegas, NV$422,654-2.6%+14.6%-5.3%$122,570
31Kansas City, MO$324,887+3.7%+26.1%at peak$94,217
32Columbus, OH$326,910+1.3%+25%at peak$94,804
34Indianapolis, IN$291,634+1%+22.6%at peak$84,574
35Cleveland, OH$250,001+3.9%+32.5%at peak$72,500
36San Jose, CA$1,523,615+0.2%+17.4%-4.3%$441,848
37Nashville, TN$448,896-0.5%+18.9%-2.3%$130,180
38Virginia Beach, VA$371,181+2.9%+25.7%at peak$107,643
39Providence, RI$522,248+3.6%+32.6%at peak$151,452
40Jacksonville, FL$350,574-0.1%+16.9%-5.4%$101,666
41Milwaukee, WI$384,496+5.3%+31.4%at peak$111,504
42Oklahoma City, OK$243,069+1%+23.6%at peak$70,490
43Raleigh, NC$428,267-1.7%+16.1%-5.3%$124,197
44Memphis, TN$242,102+0.1%+15.5%-1.2%$70,210
45Richmond, VA$392,106+2.6%+27.1%at peak$113,711
46Louisville, KY$278,562+1.5%+22.3%at peak$80,783
47New Orleans, LA$257,067+1.6%-7.1%-12%$74,550
48Salt Lake City, UT$558,850+1.1%+12.3%-2%$162,066
49Hartford, CT$398,703+5.1%+44.5%at peak$115,624
50Buffalo, NY$287,359+3.6%+31.9%at peak$83,334
51Birmingham, AL$260,710+2.4%+16.1%at peak$75,606
52Rochester, NY$281,279+4.9%+40.4%at peak$81,571
53Grand Rapids, MI$355,636+4.9%+29.7%at peak$103,134
54Tucson, AZ$335,747-1.8%+9.6%-5.1%$97,367
55Urban Honolulu, HI$855,973+2.6%+11.9%-2.8%$248,232
56Tulsa, OK$251,771+3.1%+27.3%at peak$73,014
57Fresno, CA$404,052+1.1%+17.6%at peak$117,175
58Worcester, MA$476,551+2.1%+30.1%at peak$138,200
59Omaha, NE$306,318+2.7%+24.5%at peak$88,832
60Bridgeport, CT$687,644+6.2%+37.8%at peak$199,417
61Greenville, SC$312,032+1.4%+26.9%at peak$90,489
62Albuquerque, NM$348,674+1.5%+28.2%at peak$101,115
63Bakersfield, CA$360,2100%+22.2%-0.8%$104,461
64Albany, NY$373,057+5%+31.8%at peak$108,186
65Knoxville, TN$363,018+1.9%+39.5%at peak$105,275
66Baton Rouge, LA$246,247+2.7%+14.4%at peak$71,412
67McAllen, TX$188,971-0.4%+28.4%-1.5%$54,802
68New Haven, CT$406,204+4.9%+41.4%at peak$117,799
69El Paso, TX$233,011+2.5%+32.1%at peak$67,573
70Allentown, PA$363,366+3.2%+32.6%at peak$105,376
71Oxnard, CA$869,803+1.1%+15.4%-0.8%$252,243
72Columbia, SC$252,979+1.6%+27%at peak$73,364
73North Port, FL$403,540-2%+9.5%-16.5%$117,027
75Charleston, SC$437,474-0.2%+26.4%-1.2%$126,868
76Greensboro, NC$260,556+0.8%+23.3%-0.6%$75,561
77Stockton, CA$519,775-2.1%+1.8%-9.1%$150,735
78Cape Coral, FL$334,479-3.5%+5.9%-18.9%$96,999
79Boise City, ID$491,851+1.7%-0.3%-7.6%$142,637
80Colorado Springs, CO$446,711-1.4%+3.8%-7.9%$129,546
81Little Rock, AR$230,108+3.7%+20.4%at peak$66,731
82Lakeland, FL$295,502-2.2%+15.7%-8.7%$85,696
83Akron, OH$240,089+4%+30.5%at peak$69,626
84Des Moines, IA$292,513+0.5%+19.2%at peak$84,829
85Springfield, MA$372,394+3.3%+28.9%at peak$107,994
87Ogden, UT$508,920+1.7%+14.9%-1%$147,587
88Madison, WI$445,747+3.1%+28.8%at peak$129,267
89Winston, NC$277,512+1.7%+26.7%at peak$80,478
90Deltona, FL$330,886-0.3%+13.4%-7.7%$95,957
91Syracuse, NY$268,949+6.6%+48.2%at peak$77,995
92Provo, UT$538,775+1.4%+10.9%-3.6%$156,245
93Toledo, OH$202,056+3.3%+27.8%at peak$58,596
94Wichita, KS$222,219+2.9%+30%at peak$64,444
95Durham, NC$401,581-2.5%+19.1%-3.6%$116,458
96Augusta, GA$250,497+2.9%+24.2%at peak$72,644
97Palm Bay, FL$342,339-0.5%+15.7%-6.3%$99,278
98Jackson, MS$212,335+2.7%+19%at peak$61,577
99Harrisburg, PA$306,578+2.6%+31.2%at peak$88,907
100Spokane, WA$415,045+0.2%+8.8%-3.9%$120,363
101Scranton, PA$233,948+2.3%+29.3%at peak$67,845
102Chattanooga, TN$318,922-0.3%+22.6%-1.1%$92,487
103Modesto, CA$461,114+0.2%+10.6%-1.5%$133,723

Methodology

Values are the Zillow Home Value Index for all homes, mid tier (35th–65th percentile), smoothed and seasonally adjusted, for the 100 metro areas Zillow ranks largest. Price changes compare the latest month with the same month 1, 5 and 10 years earlier. "Off peak" compares the latest value with the highest monthly value since 2000. The home-equity estimate assumes lenders cap combined loan-to-value at 85% and that a typical owner still owes about 56% of the home's value; it is an illustration, not a lending offer. Metro-level state figures are on the home equity by state page.

Data: Zillow Research (ZHVI), September 2026. Published by T Studio.