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2004 Average Home Values by State (Dollars)

Rank  State  Median Lower Bound Upper Bound
1 California 391,102 388,501 393,703
2 Hawaii 364,840 308,936 420,744
3 District of Columbia 334,702 321,444 347,960
4 Massachusetts 331,200 327,614 334,786
5 New Jersey 291,294 286,502 296,086
6 Rhode Island 240,150 236,754 243,546
7 Connecticut 236,559 232,525 240,593
8 New York 220,981 216,363 225,599
9 New Hampshire 216,639 212,643 220,635
10 Maryland 216,529 210,624 222,434
11 Colorado 211,740 197,667 225,813
12 Washington 204,719 202,309 207,129
13 Nevada 202,937 189,550 216,324
14 Oregon 181,544 177,632 185,456
15 Minnesota 181,135 173,492 188,778
16 Alaska 179,304 175,605 183,003
17 Virginia 179,191 171,380 187,002
18 Delaware 171,589 169,455 173,723
19 Illinois 167,711 165,127 170,295
20 Utah 157,275 154,177 160,373
21 Vermont 154,318 150,309 158,327
  United States 151,366 150,434 152,298
22 Florida 149,291 145,412 153,170
23 Arizona 145,741 143,228 148,254
24 Michigan 145,177 140,604 149,750
25 Maine 143,182 138,834 147,530
26 Wisconsin 137,727 132,115 143,339
27 Georgia 136,912 134,179 139,645
28 Ohio 122,384 118,128 126,640
29 Idaho 120,825 116,976 124,674
30 Wyoming 119,654 107,260 132,048
31 Montana 119,319 110,348 128,290
32 North Carolina 117,771 111,637 123,905
33 Missouri 117,033 112,532 121,534
34 Pennsylvania 116,520 114,752 118,288
35 South Carolina 113,910 107,246 120,574
36 New Mexico 110,788 103,505 118,071
37 Tennessee 110,198 107,760 112,636
38 Indiana 110,020 104,227 115,813
39 Nebraska 106,656 103,644 109,668
40 Kansas 102,458 96,146 108,770
41 Texas 99,858 98,251 101,465
42 Kentucky 98,438 95,296 101,580
43 Louisiana 95,910 91,584 100,236
44 Iowa 95,901 91,779 100,023
45 South Dakota 95,523 90,012 101,034
46 Alabama 94,671 93,047 96,295
47 Oklahoma 85,060 82,711 87,409
48 North Dakota 84,354 79,233 89,475
49 West Virginia 81,826 77,786 85,866
50 Mississippi 79,023 74,843 83,203
51 Arkansas 79,006 75,553 82,459

Source: U.S. Census Bureau -  American Community Survey

*Lower bound (American Community Survey)
Represents the low end of the 90 percent confidence interval of an estimate from a sample survey.
Statisticians calculate that they are 90 percent confident that the true number falls between the upper and lower bounds.

**Upper bound (American Community Survey)
Represents the high end of the 90 percent confidence interval of an estimate from a sample survey.
Statisticians calculate that they are 90 percent confident that the true number falls between the upper and lower bounds

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