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Historical Home Prices by ZIP Code

How historical ZIP3 index data helps explain regional home price movement.

Last updated 2026-06-18

Live data · FHFA HPI® through Q2 2026

Historical home values: national baseline and long-run leaders

Every ZIP region page has its own history back to the 1990s, rebased so Q1 1995 = 100.

U.S. home price index, Q1 1995 = 100

FHFA HPI® all-transactions index through Q2 2026

1002003004001995200020052010201520202025
  • United States: 391.6
An example $300,000 purchase grown at the U.S. index rate. Use your ZIP region's page for a local figure.
Bought inU.S. index change$300,000 then, at the U.S. rate
Q2 1995+285%$1,155,613
Q2 2000+208%$924,293
Q2 2005+109%$627,739
Q2 2010+123%$668,941
Q2 2015+103%$609,508
Q2 2020+58.9%$476,556
Q2 2021+41.3%$423,868
Q2 2023+12.9%$338,576
Q2 2025+3.0%$309,094

Most appreciation since Q1 1995

#3-digit ZIP regionStateSince Q1 199510 years
1916 · Los Angeles, CA areaCA+609%+92.7%
2915 · Burbank, CA areaCA+569%+85.2%
3331 · Miami, FL areaFL+567%+138%
4914 · Los Angeles, CA areaCA+556%+81.5%
5900 · Los Angeles, CA areaCA+546%+78.6%
6911 · Pasadena, CA areaCA+542%+76.5%
7921 · San Diego, CA areaCA+533%+97.9%
8294 · Charleston, SC areaSC+523%+128%
9927 · Santa Ana, CA areaCA+521%+99.7%
10119 · Shirley, NY areaNY+519%+109%
All regions since 1995 →

Index history instead of sale history

The ZIP3 pages show index history, not every sale and not one property's transaction history.

That makes them useful for broad trend analysis, especially when you want a consistent public source over many years.

Use the chart and table together

The chart shows the shape of regional price movement over time. The table gives the latest periods and exact imported index values.

If a region has missing or short history, the page should disclose that through Not available values rather than filling gaps manually.

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