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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
- Tennessee
- $286,700
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- 1Williamson County$751,900
- 2Wilson County$428,000
- 3Davidson County$417,400
- 4Sumner County$393,100
- 5Rutherford County$382,600
- 6Maury County$355,700
- 7Loudon County$348,000
- 8Fayette County$340,800
- 9Cheatham County$338,700
- 10Trousdale County$337,600
- 11Robertson County$335,000
- 12Knox County$320,900
- 13Blount County$320,500
- 14Hamilton County$312,800
- 15Dickson County$306,400
- 16Sevier County$299,000
- 17Moore County$285,300
- 18Putnam County$282,500
- 19Bedford County$281,200
- 20Montgomery County$280,200
- 21Marshall County$279,800
- 22Bradley County$261,900
- 23Cannon County$252,000
- 24Cumberland County$250,500
- 25Shelby County$249,100
- 26Washington County$249,000
- 27Coffee County$246,800
- 28Smith County$243,800
- 29Tipton County$240,600
- 30Anderson County$239,400
- 31Franklin County$236,900
- 32DeKalb County$235,500
- 33Giles County$234,300
- 34Roane County$232,900
- 35Sequatchie County$232,600
- 36Lincoln County$229,700
- 37Jefferson County$229,300
- 38Monroe County$227,500
- 39Macon County$225,700
- 40Hickman County$224,100
- 41Sullivan County$213,300
- 42Madison County$211,800
- 43McMinn County$211,800
- 44Hamblen County$210,900
- 45Greene County$207,500
- 46White County$207,200
- 47Rhea County$206,000
- 48Stewart County$204,700
- 49Union County$204,000
- 50Marion County$195,200
- 51Lawrence County$194,400
- 52Humphreys County$193,400
- 53Warren County$192,900
- 54Unicoi County$189,600
- 55Bledsoe County$189,400
- 56Grainger County$189,200
- 57Campbell County$186,500
- 58Meigs County$180,000
- 59Johnson County$178,600
- 60Pickett County$178,500
- 61Hawkins County$176,300
- 62Lewis County$173,400
- 63Overton County$173,200
- 64Houston County$172,700
- 65Polk County$169,900
- 66Carter County$168,200
- 67Fentress County$168,200
- 68Dyer County$166,400
- 69Morgan County$166,300
- 70Henderson County$164,800
- 71Chester County$164,400
- 72McNairy County$161,800
- 73Hardin County$160,400
- 74Henry County$160,200
- 75Claiborne County$159,900
- 76Van Buren County$159,200
- 77Crockett County$158,900
- 78Cocke County$158,100
- 79Gibson County$156,900
- 80Jackson County$155,500
- 81Grundy County$154,000
- 82Benton County$153,600
- 83Haywood County$152,400
- 84Weakley County$151,200
- 85Lauderdale County$143,200
- 86Carroll County$142,400
- 87Decatur County$139,600
- 88Clay County$136,400
- 89Hancock County$134,500
- 90Obion County$133,600
- 91Wayne County$130,700
- 92Perry County$126,900
- 93Scott County$124,900
- 94Hardeman County$121,700
- 95Lake County$97,900
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest median home value in Tennessee?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 37215 (Nashville, TN) has the highest: $1,046,500.
Which zip code has the lowest median home value in Tennessee?
38126 (Memphis, TN) has the lowest: $59,300.
What is the median home value for the United States?
$332,700; in Tennessee it is $286,700.
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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