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    US Counties by Median Home Value— Page 79

    Every US county ranked from highest to lowest median owner-occupied home value, based on the latest US Census Bureau American Community Survey (ACS) 5-Year Estimates.

    3,216 counties rankedSource: US Census Bureau ACS 2023Highest firstShowing #1951–1975
    #CountyStateMedian Home Value
    1951Schley CountyGeorgia$152,900
    1952Forrest CountyMississippi$152,900
    1953Washington CountyAlabama$152,800
    1954Wyandotte CountyKansas$152,700
    1955Peoria CountyIllinois$152,600
    1956Roger Mills CountyOklahoma$152,600
    1957Irion CountyTexas$152,600
    1958Kearny CountyKansas$152,500
    1959Sandusky CountyOhio$152,500
    1960Kiowa CountyKansas$152,400
    1961Russell CountyAlabama$152,300
    1962Wright CountyMissouri$152,300
    1963Carolina MunicipioPuerto Rico$152,300
    1964Lincoln CountyMinnesota$152,200
    1965Kleberg CountyTexas$152,200
    1966Terrell CountyTexas$152,200
    1967Clarion CountyPennsylvania$152,100
    1968Hand CountySouth Dakota$152,100
    1969Sheridan CountyKansas$152,000
    1970Holt CountyNebraska$152,000
    1971Lincoln CountyOklahoma$152,000
    1972Rusk CountyWisconsin$152,000
    1973Toa Alta MunicipioPuerto Rico$152,000
    1974Renville CountyMinnesota$151,900
    1975Fentress CountyTennessee$151,800
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    Data from the US Census Bureau American Community Survey (ACS) 5-Year Estimates, 2019–2023. Rankings include all counties, county equivalents, and independent cities in the United States. Click any county to see its full profile.

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