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US Counties With the Highest Median Home Values

3,207 US counties ranked by median home value, from highest to lowest. First are San Mateo County, CA ($1,494,500), Marin County, CA ($1,390,000) and Nantucket County, MA ($1,387,000). The middle one of the 3,207 has $172,700.

What this measures

What the owner of the middle owner-lived-in home says it would sell for. It is the owner's own guess, not an actual sale price. Source: Census ACS 5-year.

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

RankCountyUS$
1San Mateo County, CA$1,494,500
2Marin County, CA$1,390,000
3Nantucket County, MA$1,387,000
4Santa Clara County, CA$1,382,800
5San Francisco County, CA$1,380,500
6Teton County, WY$1,371,900
7Pitkin County, CO$1,131,200
8New York County, NY$1,108,900
9Dukes County, MA$1,104,100
10Alameda County, CA$1,057,400
11Santa Cruz County, CA$1,015,200
12Falls Church city, VA$1,005,400
13Summit County, UT$1,000,400
14Orange County, CA$915,500
15Kings County, NY$889,700
16Honolulu County, HI$873,000
17Arlington County, VA$864,800
18Maui County, HI$858,600
19Summit County, CO$850,700
20Napa County, CA$838,800
21Contra Costa County, CA$830,800
22Kauai County, HI$817,900
23Eagle County, CO$814,700
24King County, WA$811,200
25San Diego County, CA$791,600
26Los Angeles County, CA$783,300
27Sonoma County, CA$779,000
28San Luis Obispo County, CA$777,200
29Ventura County, CA$768,400
30Routt County, CO$756,200
31San Benito County, CA$751,500
32Santa Barbara County, CA$735,700
33San Juan County, WA$726,500
34District of Columbia, DC$724,600
35Wasatch County, UT$724,400
36Monroe County, FL$723,800
37Monterey County, CA$723,100
38Boulder County, CO$713,900
39Loudoun County, VA$701,000
40Fairfax County, VA$699,700
41Queens County, NY$699,200
42Alexandria city, VA$696,800
43Middlesex County, MA$687,200
44Suffolk County, MA$680,700
45Fairfax city, VA$677,400
46Douglas County, CO$674,000
47Williamson County, TN$673,700
48Ouray County, CO$670,100
49Elbert County, CO$664,600
50Blaine County, ID$663,800
51Placer County, CA$658,800
52Nassau County, NY$658,700
53Richmond County, NY$658,500
54Norfolk County, MA$649,400
55Snohomish County, WA$644,600
56El Dorado County, CA$640,500
57Westchester County, NY$638,400
58Broomfield County, CO$631,600
59Western Connecticut Planning Region, CT$625,400
60Montgomery County, MD$615,200
61San Miguel County, CO$613,100
62Gallatin County, MT$604,900
63Jefferson County, CO$604,400
64Nevada County, CA$602,800
65Morgan County, UT$600,900
66Valley County, ID$599,500
67Chaffee County, CO$598,500
68Gunnison County, CO$597,200
69Deschutes County, OR$596,000
70Teton County, ID$595,900
71Yolo County, CA$593,800
72Bergen County, NJ$593,200
73Solano County, CA$589,600
74Douglas County, NV$587,400
75Denver County, CO$586,700
76Essex County, MA$584,000
77Clackamas County, OR$577,900
78Howard County, MD$576,700
79Barnstable County, MA$575,900
80Clear Creek County, CO$572,800
81Hood River County, OR$571,200
82Monmouth County, NJ$566,500
83Rockland County, NY$564,200
84Newport County, RI$559,700
85Washington County, OR$558,500
86Morris County, NJ$557,000
87La Plata County, CO$549,100
88Fauquier County, VA$543,700
89Suffolk County, NY$539,500
90Clarke County, VA$538,900
91Whatcom County, WA$536,100
92Island County, WA$535,300
93Larimer County, CO$532,200
94Multnomah County, OR$528,000
95Arapahoe County, CO$526,000
96Somerset County, NJ$523,900
97Bronx County, NY$517,000
98Mono County, CA$514,300
99Plymouth County, MA$513,000
100Gilpin County, CO$512,600

Every state, highest first

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

RankStateUS$
1Hawaii$808,200
2District of Columbia$724,600
3California$695,400
4Massachusetts$525,800
5Washington$519,800
6Colorado$502,200
7Utah$455,000
8Oregon$454,200
9New Jersey$427,600
10Nevada$406,100
11New York$403,000
12Maryland$397,700
13Idaho$376,000
14Rhode Island$368,800
15New Hampshire$367,200
16Virginia$360,700
17Arizona$358,900
18Connecticut$343,200
19Montana$338,100
20Alaska$333,300
21Delaware$326,800
22Florida$325,000
23Minnesota$305,500
24Vermont$290,500
25Wyoming$285,100
26Georgia$272,900
27Maine$266,400
28Texas$260,400
29North Carolina$259,400
30Tennessee$256,800
31Illinois$250,500
32Wisconsin$247,400
33North Dakota$241,100
34Pennsylvania$240,500
35South Dakota$236,800
36South Carolina$236,700
37New Mexico$232,200
38Nebraska$223,800
39Michigan$217,600
40Missouri$215,600
41Louisiana$208,700
42Kansas$203,400
43Indiana$201,600
44Ohio$199,200
45Iowa$195,900
46Alabama$195,100
47Kentucky$192,300
48Oklahoma$185,900
49Arkansas$175,300
50Mississippi$161,400
51West Virginia$155,600
52Puerto Rico$124,600

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