Average Home Prices by ZIP Code

Average Home Prices by ZIP Code is a free, no-login map that shows the typical home value in your area — and across the whole United States — straight from your GPS location, address, or ZIP code. Allow location or type a ZIP and you instantly see what homes are worth there, how prices changed over the past year, and how your area compares to your state and the national median.

Every dot on the map is a ZIP code, colored from green (more affordable) to red (pricier), so you can read the price landscape of an entire metro at a glance and zoom into any neighborhood. Tap any area to see its number.

The values come from the Zillow Home Value Index (ZHVI) — the widely used measure of the “typical” home value in an area — so you’re looking at a consistent, nationwide benchmark rather than a single listing or a noisy one-off sale.

Average Home Prices by ZIP Code

How to use it

1. Allow location access to jump straight to home prices around you, or type a ZIP code, address, or city in the search box.
2. Read the typical home value for your ZIP, plus the year-over-year change, in the card at the bottom.
3. See how your area compares to your state median and the U.S. median at a glance.
4. Explore the colored map — green areas are more affordable, red areas are pricier — and tap any ZIP to see its value.
5. Search another ZIP or city any time to compare neighborhoods, a potential move, or where family lives.

Where the home-price data comes from

Home values are the Zillow Home Value Index (ZHVI) for all homes (single-family plus condos), smoothed and seasonally adjusted. ZHVI reflects the typical value for homes in the 35th-to-65th percentile range — a robust “middle of the market” figure rather than a simple average that a few very expensive or very cheap sales could distort. Your exact ZIP is matched using official U.S. Census ZIP Code Tabulation Area (ZCTA) boundaries, and the map covers more than 26,000 U.S. ZIP codes. Data is refreshed from Zillow Research, currently as of April 2026.

Frequently asked questions

What does “typical home value” mean — is it the average price?

It’s the Zillow Home Value Index (ZHVI), which tracks the typical value of homes in the middle of the market (35th–65th percentile), smoothed and seasonally adjusted. It’s a more stable measure than a raw average or a single listing price, which can swing with a handful of unusual sales.

How do I find the average home price in my area?

Allow location when the map loads, or type your ZIP code or address into the search box. The tool shows the typical home value for your ZIP, the year-over-year change, and how it compares to your state and the nation.

How current is the data?

Values come from Zillow Research, which updates the ZHVI monthly. The map shows the latest published month (currently April 2026), and the “/ yr” figure compares it to the same month a year earlier.

Does it cover the whole United States?

Yes — it includes more than 26,000 U.S. ZIP codes. A small number of rural ZIP codes don’t have a published value; in those cases the tool shows the nearest ZIP that does and labels it clearly.

Is this the price homes actually sold for?

No. ZHVI is an estimated typical value for the homes in an area, not a record of actual sale prices or current asking prices. It’s ideal for comparing areas and tracking trends, but for an individual home you should look at recent comparable sales.

Why is my location shown as approximate?

If you don’t grant precise location permission, the map falls back to an approximate position from your network/IP address and labels it as such. For the exact figure, type your ZIP code or full address — home values can differ a lot between neighboring ZIPs.