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Home appreciation in the Warren-Troy-Farmington Hills, MI metropolitan division

FHFA HPI® data shows the Warren-Troy-Farmington Hills, MI metropolitan division's all-transactions index changed +4.4% over the year to Q2 2026, versus +4.6% for Michigan and +3.0% for the U.S. That ranks 137th of 410 metro areas and divisions FHFA tracks.

1-year change
+4.4%

U.S. +3.0%

5-year change
+39.6%

U.S. +41.3%

Since Q1 1995
+204%

U.S. +292%

Metro rank (1 year)
137th

of 410

Warren-Troy-Farmington Hills, MI vs Michigan and the U.S.

FHFA HPI® all-transactions index, rebased so Q1 1995 = 100, through Q2 2026

1002003004001995200020052010201520202025
  • Warren-Troy-Farmington Hills, MI: 303.6
  • Michigan: 328.0
  • United States: 391.6

Appreciation by time window

Percent change to Q2 2026; gaps are percentage points
WindowMetroMIU.S.Gap vs MIGap vs U.S.
1 year+4.4%+4.6%+3.0%−0.2 pts+1.4 pts
3 years+16.4%+18.0%+12.9%−1.5 pts+3.6 pts
5 years+39.6%+45.6%+41.3%−6.0 pts−1.7 pts
10 years+91.5%+104%+93.3%−12.0 pts−1.8 pts
Since Q1 1995+204%+228%+292%−24.4 pts−87.9 pts

3-digit ZIP regions in the Warren-Troy-Farmington Hills, MI area

Regions with at least 10% of their 2010 population inside the metro division, largest overlap first. A 3-digit ZIP region can extend beyond the metro boundary.

3-digit ZIP regionState1 year5 yearsSince Q1 1995Population in metro
483 · Sterling Heights, MI areaMI+4.6%+40.0%+190%100%
480 · Warren, MI areaMI+4.5%+39.3%+210%100%
484 · Fenton, MI areaMI+4.2%+42.0%+199%28%
488 · East Lansing, MI areaMI+4.9%+44.0%+213%12%

Boom, bust, and recovery in Warren-Troy-Farmington Hills, MI area

Warren-Troy-Farmington Hills, MI area's index peaked in Q3 2005, fell 37.4% to its low in Q2 2011, and regained its peak in Q2 2018, about 12.8 years after the top. Today it sits +69.2% versus that 2000s peak. How every state and ZIP region fared

Area2000s peakLow pointPeak to lowBack to peakToday vs peak
MetroQ3 2005Q2 2011-37.4%Q2 2018 (12.8 yrs)+69.2%
MIQ3 2005Q2 2011-29.4%Q2 2018 (12.8 yrs)+83.3%
U.S.Q1 2007Q2 2012-19.0%Q4 2016 (9.8 yrs)+89.3%

Appreciation after inflation

Adjusting for consumer price inflation, Warren-Troy-Farmington Hills, MI area's index has changed +37.1% in real terms since Q1 1995. Home prices vs inflation

WindowInflation (CPI-U)Metro after inflationMI after inflationU.S. after inflation
1 year+3.9%+0.5%+0.7%-0.8%
3 years+9.8%+6.0%+7.4%+2.8%
5 years+24.0%+12.6%+17.4%+13.9%
10 years+39.1%+37.7%+46.3%+39.0%
Since Q1 1995+121%+37.1%+48.1%+76.8%

If you bought in the Warren-Troy-Farmington Hills, MI area in…

An example $300,000 purchase grown at the metro index rate to Q2 2026.

Bought inIndex change$300,000 then, at the metro rate
Q2 1995+198%$892,650
Q2 2000+108%$623,535
Q2 2005+70.2%$510,686
Q2 2010+163%$787,873
Q2 2015+102%$606,230
Q2 2020+55.4%$466,295
Q2 2021+39.6%$418,805
Q2 2023+16.4%$349,350
Q2 2025+4.4%$313,150

Frequently asked questions

How much have home prices risen in the Warren-Troy-Farmington Hills, MI area?
FHFA HPI® data for the Warren-Troy-Farmington Hills, MI metropolitan division shows changes of +4.4% over one year, +39.6% over five years, and +91.5% over ten years to Q2 2026, and +204% since Q1 1995.
Is the Warren-Troy-Farmington Hills, MI area beating the national average?
Over the past year the metro's index moved +1.4 pts versus the U.S.; over five years the gap is −1.7 pts.
What area does this metro index cover?
FHFA computes metro indexes using the counties in each OMB-defined metropolitan division. The index covers the whole area, so individual neighborhoods and homes can differ from it.