Housing Costs in Virginia

103
Housing index
$1,600
Median rent
$377,000
Median home value

Historical data

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorVirginiaUnited States
Housing cost index103100

National ranking

Virginia ranks #21 of 36 states by housing cost index.

#1Vermont14
#2Alaska$18
#3Wyoming$28
#4Oklahoma72
#5Ohio76
#6Kentucky76
#7Louisiana77
#8Missouri78
#9Michigan79
#10Indiana80
#11Tennessee83
#12Georgia83
#13Texas84
#14Illinois84
#15Wisconsin86
#16Pennsylvania87
#17South Dakota88
#18New Mexico90
#19North Carolina90
#20Minnesota96
#21Virginia103
#22Florida105
#23Delaware106
#24Montana110.5
#25Utah112
#26Arizona115
#27Colorado116
#28Maine118
#29Rhode Island127
#30New Jersey129
#31New Hampshire130
#32Oregon138
#33Washington143
#34New York155
#35California196
#36Massachusetts212

Overview

In Virginia, housing cost index stands at 103 (housing index). The U.S. figure for housing cost index is 100, versus 103 for Virginia. Other housing cost index indicators for Virginia — Median rent: $1,600; Median home value: $377,000.

Did you know?

  • Housing in Arlington and Alexandria can cost more than twice the state average.

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