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Type a place once and Zillow, Realtor.com, Redfin, Homes.com, Trulia and Craigslist search it, next to HUD and Fannie Mae homes, foreclosure auctions and the county's records.

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for-sale, land and auction sites: 11
US cities with home values: 885
metro areas with a price trend: 377
states with county records: 52

What homes are worth in the largest cities

All 885 cities

The median value of owner-occupied homes (Census Bureau, 2020–2024); each city's page has the price trend, the monthly payment and every for-sale site there.

Where home prices moved over the past year · Q2 2026

The FHFA House Price Index, Q2 2026 against a year before: an index of repeat sales of the same homes, not a price. Source: FHFA House Price Index

Metro areas rising fastest

Muncie, IN+13.9%
Owensboro, KY+13.0%
Anniston-Oxford, AL+12.0%
Paducah, KY-IL+11.4%
Lima, OH+11.1%
Sumter, SC+11.1%

Metro areas rising slowest or falling

Ithaca, NY−5.2%
Grants Pass, OR−5.2%
Brunswick-St. Simons, GA−4.9%
Mansfield, OH−3.6%
Pueblo, CO−2.9%
Sherman-Denison, TX−2.4%

States rising fastest

Where homes cost least and most

Big cities (250,000 people or more) by median home value.

Lowest median value

Detroit, MI$83,900
Cleveland, OH$102,000
Toledo, OH$114,500
Buffalo, NY$164,200
Memphis, TN$169,000
San Juan, PR$173,200

Highest median value

San Francisco, CA$1,394,500
San Jose, CA$1,233,200
Irvine, CA$1,191,500
Seattle, WA$938,600
Oakland, CA$929,900
Los Angeles, CA$921,200

Homes by state · 52 states and territories

Home values for every city of 50,000 people or more, and each state's largest, with every for-sale site and the county records for each.

What is here

Questions people ask

Which sites does it search? · 11 sites

Each one opens its own search at your place. Offers, inspections and payments happen with the seller or an agent on that site.

Zillow zillow.com
The largest US listing database, with Zestimates and price history.
Realtor.com realtor.com
Listings straight from the agents' MLS feeds, updated often.
Redfin redfin.com
MLS listings with its own agents and quick tour booking.
Homes.com homes.com
Agent listings with school and neighbourhood details.
Trulia trulia.com
Neighbourhood notes from people who live there, with crime and commute maps.
Craigslist craigslist.org
Homes and land sold by their owners, often nowhere else.
LandWatch landwatch.com
Land, farms and ranches, the largest land marketplace.
HUD Homestore hudhomestore.gov
Homes HUD took back on FHA loans, offered first to people who will live in them.
Fannie Mae HomePath fanniemae.com
Fannie Mae's own foreclosed homes, with a first look for buyers who will live there.
Auction.com auction.com
Foreclosure and bank-owned auctions, online and on the courthouse steps.
LoopNet loopnet.com
Commercial property for sale: offices, retail, industrial, land.

Does OpenVibe.Homes list homes itself?

No. One search opens Zillow, Realtor.com, Redfin, Homes.com, Trulia and Craigslist at your place, price and bedrooms. Listings stay on the sites that hold them.

Can I find foreclosures and land?

Yes: HUD homes, Fannie Mae HomePath and auctions, plus land and commercial listings for the same place.

Where are property records?

Homes links every US state's county records: deeds, assessments and tax records at their source.

What do homes cost in my city?

City pages show the median home value with the FHFA price trend, and the mortgage calculator adds tax, insurance and HOA.

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