Home Price Trends

Track FHFA House Price Index state and metro appreciation rankings alongside mortgage-rate trends.

FHFA House Price Index

Home Price Trends

FHFA HPI data shows recent home-price appreciation by state and metro area. It is useful context beside mortgage rates because affordability depends on both the interest rate and the home price.

Data refreshed June 13, 2026 from FHFA public JSON summaries. Rankings are based on one-year HPI change.

Ohio Home Price Trend
+3.24%
Rank 18 nationally
Quarter change: +0.72%
Top State
+7.31%
Illinois
5-year change: +47.17%
Top Metro
+9.03%
Peoria, IL
Quarter change: +3.14%

Featured state is estimated from general visitor location when available; no precise GPS location is used.

Fastest state appreciation

AreaRank1 Qtr1 Yr5 Yr
Illinois1+1.73%+7.31%+47.17%
Alaska2+2.74%+5.51%+38.00%
Vermont3+1.91%+4.95%+57.55%
Connecticut4+1.71%+4.68%+53.31%
Kentucky5+1.87%+4.66%+44.34%
Wisconsin6+0.84%+4.49%+50.30%

Slowest state appreciation

AreaRank1 Qtr1 Yr5 Yr
Colorado51-0.64%-2.35%+22.79%
Texas50-0.58%-1.63%+29.74%
District of Columbia49-0.97%-1.38%+0.88%
Rhode Island48-0.81%-0.69%+49.50%
California47+0.18%-0.54%+24.28%
Florida46+0.76%-0.50%+45.61%

Top metro areas by 1-year HPI change

AreaRank1 Qtr1 Yr5 Yr
Peoria, IL1+3.14%+9.03%+46.47%
Syracuse, NY2+0.32%+8.96%+66.04%
Pensacola-Ferry Pass-Brent, FL3+3.46%+8.71%+51.65%
Bridgeport-Stamford-Danbury, CT4+1.56%+8.35%+58.95%
Billings, MT5+4.01%+8.12%+52.03%
Jefferson City, MO6+2.57%+7.96%+66.01%
Lancaster, PA7+1.22%+7.60%+58.56%
Anchorage, AK8+1.38%+7.58%+41.73%

How to use this

Rising prices can offset the benefit of lower rates. Slower price growth may improve negotiating room, but local inventory, condition, taxes, insurance, and lender pricing still matter.

Important limitation

FHFA HPI measures price-index changes, not current listing prices or individual home values. Use it as broad market context, not a property valuation.