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Home Prices by State, 2000 to 2026

Hawaii's typical home value was $832,932 in September 2026, ahead of California at $761,538 and Massachusetts at $655,219.

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  • In 2026, Hawaii ranks #1 with $832,932, ahead of California ($761,538) and Massachusetts ($655,219).
  • Back in 2000, Massachusetts was #1 with $219,344.
  • The top spot changed hands twice: California in 2004 and Hawaii in 2007.
  • Biggest climber: Hawaii, from #3 in 2000 to #1 in 2026.
  • Hawaii grew 4.1× between 2000 and 2026.

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Hawaii has the highest typical home value of any state, at $832,932 in September 2026, up from $203,491 in December 2000. It took the top spot at the end of 2007. Before that Massachusetts led from 2000 and California from 2004. California now ranks second at $761,538, followed by Massachusetts ($655,219), Washington ($587,533) and New Jersey ($575,123).

The figures come from the Zillow Home Value Index, which tracks the typical value of homes in the middle price tier (33rd to 67th percentile), smoothed and seasonally adjusted, covering single-family homes and condos. It is an estimate of typical value, not an average sale price. Each year shows the December value, and 2026 is September, the latest month. The chart covers 12 states: the highest in 2026 plus any state that once led. DC is not in the source's state file.

The data

Source: Zillow Research, Zillow Home Value Index (ZHVI), All Homes (SFR + condo/co-op), middle tier (33rd-67th percentile), smoothed and seasonally adjusted, State level; December value of each year, 2026 = September 2026 (latest). Retrieved November 4, 2026. Zillow ZHVI is the typical (not arithmetic average) home value, so it is a mid-tier estimate rather than an average sale price. Values are December of each year (2026 is the latest month, September 2026), rounded to the nearest dollar. Data (c) Zillow, used with attribution under Zillow's terms. Selection: 12 highest states in 2026 plus any state that led in any year; DC not included in the source state file.

Home Prices by State, Zillow typical home value (ZHVI), US$, 2000-2026, 2000–2026
DateHawaiiCaliforniaMassachusettsWashingtonNew JerseyUtahColoradoNew YorkNew HampshireRhode IslandOregonIdaho
2000$203,491$209,989$219,344$182,774$182,436$176,381$195,716$162,860$147,534$143,842$156,216$127,377
2001$215,640$236,626$253,144$191,888$203,702$178,979$214,688$177,028$169,718$163,442$162,295$132,717
2002$236,577$271,147$288,168$199,170$233,268$178,471$221,775$194,216$191,983$194,825$169,703$135,965
2003$277,085$316,381$321,000$211,906$267,326$179,794$224,528$216,257$216,760$232,383$180,334$139,854
2004$344,986$395,042$353,233$234,807$307,153$182,190$230,138$239,894$240,051$271,964$198,091$148,010
2005$433,613$465,258$373,543$277,543$350,900$191,067$236,966$267,661$260,279$300,938$235,061$177,913
2006$474,799$478,375$358,574$313,915$367,341$220,777$239,612$281,559$259,228$298,484$269,321$199,986
2007$472,756$435,262$343,620$321,120$354,799$247,869$238,556$283,404$250,448$284,882$274,827$204,877
2008$448,656$332,377$318,047$292,202$325,569$231,217$228,206$272,832$230,572$253,363$251,969$193,856
2009$405,851$301,529$306,737$266,091$304,953$210,628$224,319$261,302$218,073$232,996$229,215$171,214
2010$422,797$297,541$306,237$249,100$294,429$196,928$219,307$259,181$214,357$230,516$214,928$154,425
2011$409,317$278,440$292,238$225,594$273,684$185,535$213,075$251,771$205,919$214,838$198,661$145,262
2012$422,513$299,314$297,157$225,413$273,256$199,039$226,993$252,654$207,059$212,970$205,473$157,949
2013$459,607$365,996$318,676$247,423$284,246$220,869$246,784$262,215$215,463$223,625$228,657$174,528
2014$492,696$398,352$332,149$262,209$295,755$228,803$267,545$271,063$221,849$230,355$246,464$182,398
2015$523,773$419,067$353,539$290,090$305,548$250,343$303,160$283,069$234,704$242,110$275,509$195,780
2016$552,595$446,001$375,245$320,404$311,893$270,778$332,934$294,213$244,257$257,386$307,318$213,060
2017$584,135$493,623$400,153$355,858$325,062$295,895$360,233$312,800$261,628$276,908$331,500$233,087
2018$605,674$537,016$420,642$386,609$337,951$323,213$384,271$333,451$276,909$292,577$350,179$264,338
2019$611,840$545,563$430,370$406,618$351,313$345,662$400,403$347,732$290,702$302,892$363,665$293,053
2020$647,197$594,775$472,364$459,855$383,364$391,625$434,806$371,811$327,681$335,367$401,345$349,910
2021$744,101$689,536$524,001$541,319$432,337$488,699$511,624$411,256$376,297$382,145$470,517$461,866
2022$832,850$729,719$565,948$572,240$464,226$515,316$547,127$435,480$428,143$419,467$489,811$465,715
2023$832,008$753,661$607,011$576,988$502,919$513,602$545,232$453,199$461,438$450,775$491,080$456,192
2024$845,442$777,531$638,387$598,713$543,024$522,963$550,849$484,415$489,752$482,867$499,049$466,967
2025$826,907$761,344$648,027$595,622$559,579$533,850$537,680$503,945$502,864$496,067$495,155$472,182
2026$832,932$761,538$655,219$587,533$575,123$532,920$529,013$524,942$510,937$508,507$492,753$476,754

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Frequently asked questions

Which state has the most expensive homes?

Hawaii, where the typical home value was $832,932 in September 2026, according to Zillow. California is second at $761,538 and Massachusetts third at $655,219.

What is the average home price in California?

The typical California home was valued at $761,538 in September 2026. That is below the December 2024 value of $777,531 and well above the $209,989 recorded in December 2000. Zillow's index measures typical value rather than an arithmetic average.

How much have home prices risen in Hawaii?

Hawaii's typical home value rose from $203,491 in December 2000 to $832,932 in September 2026. The series dipped after 2007 and again in 2025, but is far above its starting point.

Where does this data come from?

Zillow Research, Zillow Home Value Index (ZHVI), All Homes (SFR + condo/co-op), middle tier (33rd-67th percentile), smoothed and seasonally adjusted, State level; December value of each year, 2026 = September 2026 (latest). Retrieved November 4, 2026. Zillow ZHVI is the typical (not arithmetic average) home value, so it is a mid-tier estimate rather than an average sale price. Values are December of each year (2026 is the latest month, September 2026), rounded to the nearest dollar. Data (c) Zillow, used with attribution under Zillow's terms. Selection: 12 highest states in 2026 plus any state that led in any year; DC not included in the source state file. You can download the full table as a CSV from this page.

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