How Indiana Compares

Indiana

$218,200

National

$281,900

22.6% below

State Ranking

Rank	State	Value
#38	Nebraska	$238,600
#39	Michigan	$231,600
#40	Missouri	$230,300
#41	Indiana	$218,200
#42	Kansas	$217,200
#43	Louisiana	$216,500
#44	Ohio	$214,800

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Highest Home Value Counties in Indiana

#	County	Home Value
1	Hamilton County	$405,500
2	Boone County	$376,200
3	Hendricks County	$307,600
4	Monroe County	$285,200
5	Johnson County	$284,600
6	Porter County	$281,500
7	Hancock County	$274,800
8	Brown County	$269,100
9	LaGrange County	$255,900
10	Floyd County	$251,000

Lowest Home Value Counties in Indiana

#	County	Home Value
92	Blackford County	$107,500
91	Vermillion County	$113,100
90	Randolph County	$113,400
89	Jay County	$117,500
88	Crawford County	$117,700
87	Grant County	$122,300
86	Miami County	$126,200
85	Fayette County	$130,700
84	Sullivan County	$131,100
83	Cass County	$133,800

Median Home Value in Indiana

Indiana has a median home value of $218,200, ranking #41 of 52 among all 52 states and territories. This is 22.6% below the national value of $281,900.

Across Indiana's 92 counties, median home value ranges from $107,500 to $405,500. The county with the highest value is Hamilton County at $405,500.

The median value of owner-occupied housing units.

About this data

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates (2024). All values are estimates derived from survey samples and are subject to margin of error. For more information, see our methodology.