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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
- Nebraska
- $238,600
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- 1Sarpy County$314,100
- 2Washington County$297,600
- 3Lancaster County$275,200
- 4Saunders County$271,700
- 5Douglas County$266,100
- 6Cass County$254,900
- 7Hamilton County$253,700
- 8Buffalo County$246,400
- 9Seward County$241,300
- 10Gosper County$228,500
- 11Hall County$224,600
- 12Platte County$223,900
- 13Kearney County$223,400
- 14Wayne County$221,600
- 15Howard County$209,100
- 16Dodge County$208,600
- 17Madison County$208,500
- 18Banner County$205,700
- 19Otoe County$201,600
- 20Saline County$197,400
- 21Pierce County$196,000
- 22Stanton County$195,400
- 23Phelps County$194,900
- 24Adams County$193,100
- 25Polk County$189,900
- 26Lincoln County$189,500
- 27York County$189,400
- 28Arthur County$185,900
- 29Dakota County$185,700
- 30Cedar County$185,000
- 31Butler County$184,200
- 32Loup County$182,300
- 33Cuming County$178,800
- 34Garfield County$176,600
- 35Merrick County$175,900
- 36Logan County$175,000
- 37Gage County$174,000
- 38Boone County$173,700
- 39Scotts Bluff County$168,500
- 40Keith County$168,000
- 41Box Butte County$166,600
- 42Dawson County$166,200
- 43Chase County$165,900
- 44Holt County$165,100
- 45Red Willow County$159,600
- 46Custer County$157,800
- 47Perkins County$157,200
- 48Dixon County$155,900
- 49Clay County$155,600
- 50Johnson County$155,500
- 51Valley County$154,600
- 52Cherry County$152,200
- 53Sherman County$152,000
- 54Fillmore County$151,000
- 55Dawes County$150,900
- 56Frontier County$149,800
- 57Burt County$147,000
- 58Wheeler County$146,500
- 59Harlan County$145,800
- 60Colfax County$144,700
- 61Dundy County$143,400
- 62Cheyenne County$139,700
- 63Grant County$136,700
- 64Nance County$132,000
- 65Nemaha County$131,700
- 66Antelope County$130,300
- 67Jefferson County$129,500
- 68Hayes County$128,100
- 69Knox County$127,700
- 70Thayer County$122,800
- 71McPherson County$121,600
- 72Greeley County$120,000
- 73Webster County$117,600
- 74Rock County$117,500
- 75Blaine County$116,900
- 76Morrill County$116,100
- 77Thurston County$114,600
- 78Brown County$113,900
- 79Sheridan County$113,400
- 80Garden County$110,400
- 81Kimball County$109,400
- 82Thomas County$109,200
- 83Keya Paha County$108,800
- 84Boyd County$104,000
- 85Richardson County$100,300
- 86Deuel County$100,200
- 87Sioux County$99,300
- 88Furnas County$98,400
- 89Hitchcock County$96,700
- 90Nuckolls County$96,500
- 91Franklin County$95,600
- 92Hooker County$93,800
- 93Pawnee County$79,400
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest median home value in Nebraska?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 68520 (Lincoln, NE) has the highest: $511,500.
Which zip code has the lowest median home value in Nebraska?
68067 (Walthill, NE) has the lowest: $54,600.
What is the median home value for the United States?
$332,700; in Nebraska it is $238,600.
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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