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This article contains a list of U.S. states and the District of Columbia by median home price, according to data from Zillow and Business Insider.
| State rank | State or territory | Median home price in US$ [1] |
|---|---|---|
| 1 |  Hawaii | $636,451 |
| — |  District of Columbia | $626,911 |
| 2 |  California | $554,886 |
| 3 |  Massachusetts | $422,856 |
| 4 |  Washington | $409,228 |
| 5 |  Colorado | $397,820 |
| 6 |  Oregon | $361,970 |
| 7 |  Utah | $348,376 |
| 8 |  New Jersey | $335,607 |
| 9 |  New York | $321,934 |
| 10 |  Maryland | $308,041 |
| 11 |  Nevada | $301,753 |
| 12 |  Alaska | $300,889 |
| 13 |  Rhode Island | $300,808 |
| 14 |  New Hampshire | $290,163 |
| 15 |  Idaho | $285,982 |
| 16 |  Virginia | $285,229 |
| 17 |  Montana | $277,801 |
| 18 |  Arizona | $268,765 |
| 19 |  Minnesota | $256,857 |
| 20 |  Connecticut | $255,555 |
| 21 |  Vermont | $254,234 |
| 22 |  Delaware | $254,108 |
| 23 |  Wyoming | $450,890 |
| 24 |  Florida | $245,169 |
| 25 |  Maine | $242,316 |
| 26 |  North Dakota | $235,012 |
| 27 |  Texas | $207,301 |
| 28 |  South Dakota | $205,567 |
| 29 |  New Mexico | $203,675 |
| 30 |  Illinois | $202,675 |
| 31 |  North Carolina | $202,215 |
| 32 |  Wisconsin | $202,029 |
| 33 |  Georgia | $201,294 |
| 34 |  Pennsylvania | $194,603 |
| 35 |  Tennessee | $185,922 |
| 36 |  South Carolina | $185,749 |
| 37 |  Nebraska | $175,884 |
| 38 |  Michigan | $173,277 |
| 39 |  Louisiana | $166,565 |
| 40 |  Missouri | $162,464 |
| 41 |  Indiana | $155,640 |
| 42 |  Iowa | $152,885 |
| 43 |  Kansas | $150,657 |
| 44 |  Ohio | $150,374 |
| 45 |  Kentucky | $146,871 |
| 46 |  Alabama | $138,975 |
| 47 |  Oklahoma | $128,934 |
| 48 |  Arkansas | $128,101 |
| 49 |  Mississippi | $126,502 |
| 50 |  West Virginia | $108,236 |
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