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San Francisco, California Has the Priciest Homes of Any Big City in America (2026)

Priciest Home Values by City, read from the other end of our cheapest home values by city list. Same readings, same sources, 106 cities, the 100 largest metro areas and every city we cover.

By The Honest Local · 106 cities · every value links to its public source
$1,424,767San Francisco, California leads with the highest home value of 106 big citiesWhat a typical home is worth, straight from the tape.
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San Francisco, California, No. 1 highest of 106.
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Priciest Home Values by City, all 106

The full ranking typical home value
Placetypical home value
1San Francisco, Californiabig city$1,424,767
2San Jose, Californiabig city$1,362,808
3San Diego, Californiabig city$985,158
4Los Angeles, Californiabig city$929,572
5Seattle, Washingtonbig city$833,192
6New York, New Yorkbig city$822,517
7Honolulu, Hawaiibig city$776,861
8Boston, Massachusettsbig city$774,723
9Oxnard, California$759,573
10Riverside, Californiabig city$645,110
11Charleston, South Carolina$591,821
12Miami, Floridabig city$580,866
13Reno, Nevadabig city$573,360
14Washington DC, Washington, DCbig city$573,336
15Salt Lake City, Utah$572,003
16Portland, Maine$559,175
17Portland, Oregonbig city$527,359
18Denver, Coloradobig city$524,695
19Boise, Idaho$503,852
20Vancouver, Washington$501,696
21Austin, Texasbig city$497,418
22Provo, Utah$480,829
23Sacramento, Californiabig city$473,797
24Asheville, North Carolina$448,688
25Colorado Springs, Coloradobig city$441,553
26Worcester, Massachusetts$435,944
27Providence, Rhode Island$434,698
28Nashville, Tennesseebig city$429,741
29Raleigh, North Carolinabig city$428,671
30Virginia Beach, Virginiabig city$427,730
31Stockton, Californiabig city$427,285
32Madison, Wisconsinbig city$426,336
33Las Vegas, Nevadabig city$419,144
34Sarasota, Florida$409,878
35Phoenix, Arizonabig city$405,689
36Spokane, Washington$396,121
37Ogden, Utah$395,517
38Charlotte, NCbig city$392,573
39Durham, North Carolinabig city$389,634
40Fresno, Californiabig city$388,924
41Bakersfield, Californiabig city$388,250
42Fayetteville, Arkansas$383,552
43Atlanta, Georgiabig city$381,948
44Tampa, Floridabig city$377,566
45Orlando, Floridabig city$371,120
46Knoxville, Tennessee$370,699
47Bridgeport, Connecticut$364,989
48Richmond, Virginia$364,726
49Melbourne, Florida$356,996
50Albuquerque, New Mexicobig city$345,503
51New Haven, Connecticut$339,182
52Cape Coral, Florida$335,825
53Chicago, Illinoisbig city$334,030
54Albany, New York$332,657
55Greenville, SC$331,641
56Minneapolis, Minnesotabig city$328,529
57Savannah, Georgia$322,239
58Tucson, Arizonabig city$321,918
59Chattanooga, Tennessee$319,185
60Allentown, Pennsylvania$317,498
61Lakeland, Florida$309,954
62Grand Rapids, Michigan$307,094
63Dallas, Texasbig city$305,765
64Omaha, Nebraskabig city$296,615
65Huntsville, AL$290,244
66Jacksonville, Floridabig city$285,103
67Jacksonville, Floridabig city$285,103
68St. Louis, Missouribig city$275,704
69Harrisburg, Pennsylvania$267,027
70Greensboro, North Carolinabig city$263,264
71Louisville, Kentuckybig city$263,130
72Winston-Salem, North Carolinabig city$263,057
73Houston, Texasbig city$261,740
74Kansas City, Missouribig city$253,549
75Daytona Beach, Florida$252,622
76Cincinnati, Ohiobig city$249,297
77Buffalo, New Yorkbig city$248,828
78San Antonio, Texasbig city$247,453
79Rochester, New York$247,040
80Columbus, Ohiobig city$247,002
81New Orleans, Louisianabig city$243,781
82Pittsburgh, Pennsylvaniabig city$239,865
83El Paso, Texasbig city$238,475
84Philadelphia, Pennsylvaniabig city$233,728
85Baton Rouge, Louisiana$232,056
86Columbia, South Carolina$230,191
87Indianapolis, Indianabig city$230,020
88McAllen, Texas$229,066
89Milwaukee, Wisconsinbig city$227,629
90Syracuse, New York$224,508
91Little Rock, Arkansas$221,588
92Tulsa, Oklahomabig city$220,221
93Des Moines, Iowa$210,572
94Oklahoma City, Oklahomabig city$207,421
95Wichita, Kansasbig city$207,080
96Hartford, Connecticut$203,792
97Augusta, Georgia$188,114
98Baltimore, Marylandbig city$186,741
99Memphis, Tennesseebig city$145,335
100Akron, Ohio$141,681
101Dayton, Ohio$140,625
102Birmingham, Alabama$136,876
103Toledo, Ohiobig city$133,536
104Cleveland, Ohiobig city$120,419
105Jackson, Mississippi$86,367
106Detroit, Michiganbig city$77,199
Sources and method
  1. Zillow Home Value Index · 2026-08

How we got this. Typical home value is Zillow's Home Value Index, a metro figure for cities and a state figure for states, refreshed monthly. Cities and states each rank on their own list, cheapest to priciest. The US Virgin Islands has no state series, so it's left off. It refreshes monthly, when Zillow publishes.

Rankings by The Honest Local from public data, one page per list, refreshed on each source’s own cycle. Places with no reading are left out rather than estimated. Every value on this page carries its source in the page’s structured data.

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