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The middle value of owner-occupied homes, as estimated by their owners. Not a sale price. The Census caps reporting at $2,000,000+.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- $332,700
- Minnesota
- $329,300
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- 1Carver County$453,600
- 2Washington County$422,000
- 3Scott County$419,400
- 4Hennepin County$392,900
- 5Dakota County$381,000
- 6Sherburne County$361,400
- 7Wright County$358,900
- 8Chisago County$351,900
- 9Anoka County$346,500
- 10Cook County$336,200
- 11Olmsted County$331,700
- 12Ramsey County$326,600
- 13Douglas County$321,400
- 14Rice County$320,200
- 15Le Sueur County$316,500
- 16Crow Wing County$306,800
- 17Isanti County$306,200
- 18Becker County$291,000
- 19Cass County$288,300
- 20Dodge County$287,700
- 21Goodhue County$285,100
- 22Hubbard County$282,600
- 23Stearns County$273,400
- 24Otter Tail County$273,000
- 25Benton County$271,000
- 26Nicollet County$270,300
- 27Blue Earth County$266,700
- 28Clay County$265,500
- 29Wabasha County$264,400
- 30Mille Lacs County$258,300
- 31Aitkin County$255,800
- 32Pope County$255,100
- 33Meeker County$249,000
- 34Morrison County$248,500
- 35McLeod County$246,100
- 36Steele County$245,400
- 37Carlton County$245,100
- 38Kandiyohi County$243,200
- 39Lake County$241,300
- 40Pine County$239,300
- 41Houston County$239,000
- 42Beltrami County$237,500
- 43Winona County$235,400
- 44Sibley County$231,900
- 45Kanabec County$228,100
- 46Itasca County$225,200
- 47Rock County$224,300
- 48Polk County$222,800
- 49St. Louis County$221,400
- 50Fillmore County$221,100
- 51Waseca County$220,800
- 52Lake of the Woods County$216,100
- 53Todd County$207,700
- 54Stevens County$202,800
- 55Lyon County$200,700
- 56Nobles County$197,200
- 57Pennington County$195,500
- 58Clearwater County$192,100
- 59Brown County$191,200
- 60Grant County$191,000
- 61Murray County$185,400
- 62Mower County$185,200
- 63Roseau County$183,700
- 64Wilkin County$182,200
- 65Wadena County$173,000
- 66Freeborn County$171,100
- 67Cottonwood County$169,300
- 68Big Stone County$169,100
- 69Marshall County$164,500
- 70Lincoln County$164,400
- 71Martin County$163,500
- 72Renville County$163,200
- 73Watonwan County$162,400
- 74Red Lake County$162,000
- 75Mahnomen County$161,900
- 76Swift County$161,400
- 77Redwood County$158,200
- 78Lac qui Parle County$157,600
- 79Jackson County$157,100
- 80Koochiching County$156,600
- 81Chippewa County$156,100
- 82Yellow Medicine County$154,700
- 83Norman County$147,100
- 84Pipestone County$140,200
- 85Faribault County$135,300
- 86Kittson County$134,800
- 87Traverse County$114,100
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest median home value in Minnesota?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 55424 (Minneapolis, MN) has the highest: $992,600.
Which zip code has the lowest median home value in Minnesota?
56671 (Redlake, MN) has the lowest: $64,300.
What is the median home value for the United States?
$332,700; in Minnesota it is $329,300.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). The middle value of owner-occupied homes, as estimated by their owners. Not a sale price. The Census caps reporting at $2,000,000+.
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