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US Counties With the Highest House Price Index (2000 = 100)

2,392 US counties ranked by house price index (2000 = 100), from highest to lowest. First are Adams County, ID (468), Williams County, ND (466) and Shoshone County, ID (465). The middle one of the 2,392 has 226.

What this measures

House prices compared with the same place in 2000, which is set to 100. A value of 250 means prices are 2.5 times what they were in 2000. It is not a price in dollars, so it shows growth, not which place costs more. Source: FHFA House Price Index.

For most measures, a national ranking mostly sorts places by income and by how urban they are. Each county’s own page compares it with the 50 counties most like it instead, which is often the fairer view.

The 100 highest counties

RankCountyindex, 2000 = 100
1Adams County, ID468
2Williams County, ND466
3Shoshone County, ID465
4Hamlin County, SD458
5Richland County, MT452
6Valley County, ID433
7Miami-Dade County, FL431
8Gallatin County, MT420
9Grand County, UT417
10Teton County, ID414
11Kootenai County, ID411
12Pinellas County, FL407
13Flathead County, MT405
14White Pine County, NV403
15Park County, MT400
16Palm Beach County, FL399
17San Jacinto County, TX399
18Bonner County, ID395
19District of Columbia, DC395
20Kauai County, HI395
21Monroe County, FL393
22Broward County, FL392
23St. Lucie County, FL388
24Summit County, UT386
25Martin County, FL386
26Lake County, CO386
27Hood River County, OR384
28Collier County, FL384
29Nassau County, FL383
30Yoakum County, TX382
31Deschutes County, OR382
32Lemhi County, ID382
33Aransas County, TX377
34Los Angeles County, CA374
35Sanders County, MT374
36Llano County, TX374
37Gillespie County, TX374
38Gulf County, FL373
39Hillsborough County, FL372
40Boundary County, ID372
41Pasco County, FL371
42Whatcom County, WA370
43Midland County, TX370
44Maui County, HI369
45Broadwater County, MT369
46Travis County, TX369
47San Bernardino County, CA367
48Canyon County, ID367
49Sarasota County, FL367
50Dukes County, MA366
51Gem County, ID364
52Ada County, ID364
53Lincoln County, MT362
54Valley County, MT361
55Fremont County, ID360
56Brevard County, FL360
57Blanco County, TX359
58Deer Lodge County, MT359
59Washington County, ID358
60Crook County, OR358
61Chaffee County, CO356
62Millard County, UT354
63Orange County, CA354
64Ward County, TX354
65Summit County, CO353
66Fayette County, TX353
67Manatee County, FL353
68Charleston County, SC352
69Missoula County, MT351
70Honolulu County, HI351
71Volusia County, FL350
72Lee County, FL350
73Davidson County, TN349
74Boise County, ID348
75Burnet County, TX348
76Ravalli County, MT347
77Lincoln County, WA347
78Lawrence County, SD346
79Spokane County, WA346
80San Diego County, CA346
81Charlotte County, FL346
82Palo Pinto County, TX346
83Minidoka County, ID345
84Hernando County, FL343
85Turner County, SD343
86Riverside County, CA342
87Custer County, MT342
88Kings County, NY342
89Benewah County, ID342
90St. Johns County, FL342
91Mineral County, MT342
92Grant County, OR340
93Highlands County, FL340
94Chelan County, WA340
95San Juan County, UT340
96Walton County, FL340
97Charlottesville city, VA340
98Custer County, SD339
99Dare County, NC339
100Cape May County, NJ339

Every state, highest first

Each state’s own published figure, not an average of its counties.

RankStateindex, 2000 = 100
1District of Columbia395
2Florida354
3Hawaii353
4Idaho344
5Montana329
6Washington319
7Arizona313
8California308
9Utah304
10Oregon291
11Texas286
12Maine285
13Rhode Island285
14Nevada282
15Wyoming279
16Colorado277
17New Hampshire271
18Vermont271
19Tennessee267
20North Dakota266
21South Dakota264
22Virginia261
23New York254
24New Jersey252
25Massachusetts250
26Maryland248
27South Carolina242
28North Carolina241
29Alaska239
30Pennsylvania238
31Delaware236
32Georgia231
33New Mexico231
34Oklahoma230
35Nebraska228
36Arkansas219
37Missouri218
38Wisconsin216
39Kansas215
40Kentucky214
41Minnesota213
42Alabama207
43Indiana206
44Connecticut203
45Iowa202
46Louisiana202
47Mississippi190
48Ohio184
49West Virginia183
50Michigan176
51Illinois173

More on house price index (2000 = 100)

A ranking describes places, not the people in them, and a high or low place does not by itself say why. All US rankings.