Compare ZIP code home appreciation

Compare any two 3-digit ZIP regions with their states and the U.S. Every line is rescaled so your chosen start quarter equals 100, making growth paths directly comparable.

Home price index, Q1 2010 = 100

FHFA HPI® all-transactions index through Q2 2026

ZIP3 994 (Clarkston, WA): 226.6
Washington: 246.4
United States: 221.0

Change since Q1 2010

Area	Change since Q1 2010	Index (Q1 2010 = 100)	Gap vs U.S.
ZIP3 994 (Clarkston, WA)	+127%	226.6	+5.6 pts
Washington	+146%	246.4	+25.5 pts
United States	+121%	221.0	—

Standard time windows

Percent change to Q2 2026
Window	ZIP3 994 (Clarkston, WA)	Washington	United States
1 year	+4.7%	+1.1%	+3.0%
3 years	+14.0%	+8.2%	+12.9%
5 years	+40.3%	+29.7%	+41.3%
10 years	+114%	+105%	+93.3%
Since Q1 1995	+323%	+387%	+292%

ZIP3 994 (Clarkston, WA): FHFA reports this region's index type as "MSA/MSAD Index": its series comes from FHFA's metropolitan area (or metropolitan division) index rather than a separately estimated 3-digit ZIP index. Regions sharing that metro index show identical values.

Full ZIP3 994 page

Comparison charts rescale each series so the chosen base quarter equals 100 (Q1 1995 by default). Rescaling changes only the starting level; percentage changes between any two quarters are the same as in the original FHFA series.

Methodology note. The site currently uses imported public FHFA HPI® files last processed on 2026-09-30. ZIP pages use the quarterly all-transactions 3-digit ZIP regional index, with latest imported ZIP3 period 2026Q2. State and national context use FHFA master HPI all-transactions quarterly records. ZIP3 results are regional index calculations only.

FHFA 3-digit ZIP data describes a broad regional index. It does not identify a street address, ZIP5, parcel, county assessment record, or individual home value.

FHFA labels its 3-digit ZIP indexes as developmental, and it revises past index values with each quarterly release. Figures on this site are re-imported in full from each new release, so earlier quarters can change slightly from one update to the next.

Place, county, state, and metro labels for 3-digit ZIP regions are approximate. FHFA does not publish them; this site assigns them using U.S. Census Bureau 2010 ZCTA relationship and Gazetteer files and OMB metro area delineations, weighted by population. A region can span many communities and several counties.