https://brilliantmaps.com/us-houses-prices-1950-2024/ Brilliant Maps Making Sense Of The World, One Map At A Time * BOOK! * Newsletter * Board Games * Posters * Scratch Maps * Search for:[ ]Search Button US Houses Prices In 1950 vs 2024 (Accounting For Inflation) Last Updated: November 29, 2024 Leave a Comment Click To Get My 10 Best Brilliant Maps For Free: How Much US Houses Cost In 1950 vs How Much The Cost In 2024 The map above shows how much houses cost in 1950 in each US state in 2024 inflation adjusted US dollars, compared to what the average cost actually is in 2024. In every single US state the increase was at at least double the rate of inflation from a low in Ohio of just 107% above inflation to a high in Alaska of 675% above inflation. The following map shows the percentage increase above inflation: House price increases above inflation 1950-2024 And here are 3 maps showing Median Home Value in 1950 (in non-inflation adjusted terms), and bigger versions of the two maps at the top. Finally, you can see all the data at the bottom: Median home value by state in 1950 in non-inflation adjusted dollars median home value by state in 1950 in non-inflation adjusted dollars Median home value by state in 1950 in inflation adjusted dollars Median home value by state in 1950 in inflation adjusted dollars Actual Median home value by state in 2024 Median home value by state in 2024 And here's all the data on the changes: Median Inflation Median Absolute $ Percent State Home Adjusted Home Increase Increase Value Median Home Value Above Above (1950) Value (1950) (2024) Inflation Inflation Alabama $4,473 $60,072 $227,508 $167,436 279% Alaska $3,477 $46,696 $362,098 $315,402 675% Arizona $5,935 $79,707 $428,711 $349,004 438% Arkansas $4,087 $54,888 $208,078 $153,190 279% California $9,564 $128,445 $771,057 $642,612 500% Colorado $7,151 $96,038 $541,072 $445,034 463% Connecticut $11,862 $159,307 $405,595 $246,289 155% Delaware $9,079 $121,931 $388,654 $266,723 219% District of $14,498 $194,708 $602,769 $408,060 210% Columbia Florida $6,612 $88,799 $392,176 $303,376 342% Georgia $5,235 $70,306 $326,617 $256,311 365% Hawaii $12,283 $164,961 $845,946 $680,985 413% Idaho $5,852 $78,592 $451,520 $372,928 475% Illinois $8,646 $116,116 $266,706 $150,590 130% Indiana $6,226 $83,615 $242,113 $158,498 190% Iowa $6,320 $84,878 $220,277 $135,400 160% Kansas $5,462 $73,355 $229,012 $155,658 212% Kentucky $5,283 $70,951 $212,088 $141,137 199% Louisiana $5,141 $69,044 $201,519 $132,476 192% Maine $4,856 $65,216 $401,297 $336,081 515% Maryland $8,033 $107,883 $418,438 $310,555 288% Massachusetts $9,144 $122,804 $623,131 $500,327 407% Michigan $7,496 $100,671 $245,716 $145,044 144% Minnesota $7,806 $104,835 $334,119 $229,285 219% Mississippi $4,159 $55,855 $181,313 $125,457 225% Missouri $6,399 $85,939 $248,328 $162,389 189% Montana $5,797 $77,854 $462,631 $384,777 494% Nebraska $5,918 $79,479 $259,443 $179,964 226% Nevada $8,859 $118,976 $442,185 $323,209 272% New Hampshire $6,199 $83,253 $478,955 $395,703 475% New Jersey $10,408 $139,779 $534,773 $394,994 283% New Mexico $5,697 $76,511 $303,910 $227,399 297% New York $10,152 $136,341 $482,742 $346,400 254% North $4,901 $65,820 $328,715 $262,895 399% Carolina North Dakota $5,396 $72,468 $263,410 $190,942 263% Ohio $8,304 $111,523 $230,798 $119,275 107% Oklahoma $5,228 $70,212 $205,968 $135,756 193% Oregon $6,846 $91,942 $492,683 $400,742 436% Pennsylvania $6,992 $93,903 $268,824 $174,921 186% Rhode Island $9,767 $131,171 $467,485 $336,314 256% South $5,112 $68,654 $295,769 $227,115 331% Carolina South Dakota $5,410 $72,656 $306,944 $234,287 322% Tennessee $5,268 $70,749 $319,208 $248,458 351% Texas $5,805 $77,961 $300,267 $222,306 285% Utah $7,409 $99,503 $517,020 $417,517 420% Vermont $6,277 $84,300 $390,132 $305,832 363% Virginia $6,581 $88,383 $392,682 $304,299 344% Washington $7,169 $96,280 $588,856 $492,576 512% West Virginia $5,473 $73,502 $168,172 $94,670 129% Wisconsin $7,927 $106,460 $306,566 $200,106 188% Wyoming $6,811 $91,472 $354,108 $262,636 287% Data for 1950 US house prices came from the US Census, inflation data for the Bureau of Labour Statistics and the 2024 house prices from Zillow. 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