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How much have home prices changed?

The Federal Housing Finance Agency's house price index follows the same houses through repeat sales and refinance appraisals on conforming mortgages, ZIP by ZIP, back to the 1980s in most of Ohio; FHFA calls the ZIP series developmental. The map shows the change over the latest ten years of each ZIP's index (2015 to 2025 for most), and the card adds the five-year and one-year changes and how far prices stand above their 2000 level. The median Ohio ZIP gained 92% in the decade, against inflation of roughly a third; inner-city Columbus and Cincinnati neighborhoods more than tripled, a few small-town ZIPs barely moved, and rural ZIPs with too few sales have no index at all. Realtor.com's monthly listing metrics and Zillow's rent index show what the market is asking right now.

862 of 1,233 ZIPs have data; median 92%.

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Under 50% in ten years · 42 50 to 75% · 134 75 to 100% · 347 100 to 150% · 293 150% or more · 22 No data · 395

Highest and lowest

Highest

  1. 43211 · Columbus244%
  2. 44311 · Akron219%
  3. 43227 · Columbus217%
  4. 43219 · Columbus195%
  5. 45207 · Cincinnati192%
  6. 45232 · Cincinnati187%
  7. 43232 · Columbus179%
  8. 45337 · Union Township and Laura174%
  9. 45873 · Brown Township and Oakwood172%
  10. 43223 · Columbus172%
  11. 43777 · Roseville164%
  12. 43945 · Salineville163%
  13. 43224 · Columbus160%
  14. 45169 · Sabina158%
  15. 43413 · Cygnet158%

Lowest

  1. 43464 · Townsend Township and Vickery-13%
  2. 45144 · Manchester2%
  3. 43145 · New Holland6%
  4. 43511 · Milton Township and Custar13%
  5. 43917 · Smithfield Township and Dillonvale15%
  6. 43548 · Pleasant Township and New Bavaria18%
  7. 45317 · Brown Township and Conover22%
  8. 43524 · Hamler23%
  9. 44110 · Cleveland24%
  10. 44093 · Williamsfield Township and Williamsfield25%
  11. 43943 · Warren Township and Rayland28%
  12. 45723 · Troy Township and Coolville28%
  13. 43840 · Jefferson Township and Stone Creek29%
  14. 44867 · Scipio Township and Republic29%
  15. 44099 · Windsor Township and Windsor30%

Source

FHFA House Price Index, annual five-digit ZIP all-transactions series (repeat sales and refinance appraisals of conforming-mortgage homes, developmental, not seasonally adjusted): ten-, five- and one-year changes and the level against 2000; Zillow Home Value Index and Observed Rent Index by ZIP (Zillow Research), latest month; Realtor.com residential listing metrics by ZIP (latest month)

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Which Ohio ZIP code has the highest home price growth?

ZIP code 43211 (Columbus, 244%) ranks highest, followed by 44311 (Akron, 219%) and 43227 (Columbus, 217%). The Federal Housing Finance Agency's house price index follows the same houses through repeat sales and refinance appraisals on conforming mortgages, ZIP by ZIP, back to the 1980s in most of Ohio; FHFA calls the ZIP series developmental.

Which Ohio ZIP code has the lowest home price growth?

ZIP code 43464 (Townsend Township and Vickery, -13%) ranks lowest, followed by 45144 (Manchester, 2%) and 43145 (New Holland, 6%). The Federal Housing Finance Agency's house price index follows the same houses through repeat sales and refinance appraisals on conforming mortgages, ZIP by ZIP, back to the 1980s in most of Ohio; FHFA calls the ZIP series developmental.

What is the typical home price growth in Ohio?

Across Ohio ZIP codes: 862 of 1,233 ZIPs have data; median 92%. The Federal Housing Finance Agency's house price index follows the same houses through repeat sales and refinance appraisals on conforming mortgages, ZIP by ZIP, back to the 1980s in most of Ohio; FHFA calls the ZIP series developmental.

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