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Appreciation Velocity — Fastest-Growing Cities & ZIPs

Rank cities, ZIPs, counties, and states by 1-year, 3-year, 5-year, and 10-year home-price appreciation. Find markets accelerating fastest right now.

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Top 10 — 10Y appreciation (States)

#1 · North Dakota
+146.5%
#2 · Ohio
+132.2%
#3 · New Hampshire
+131.0%
#4 · Rhode Island
+121.4%
#5 · Florida
+117.2%
#6 · Maine
+110.0%
#7 · Connecticut
+105.1%
#8 · South Dakota
+104.7%
#9 · Vermont
+102.6%
#10 · New Jersey
+102.4%
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State ranking — 10Y appreciation (highest first)

# State 1Y 3Y 5Y 10Y Current median
1 North Dakota -59.7% +146.5% $411.7K
2 Ohio +13.6% +52.9% +77.7% +132.2% $369.9K
3 New Hampshire +7.5% +14.3% +52.5% +131.0% $604.6K
4 Rhode Island -7.4% +36.1% +61.9% +121.4% $623K
5 Florida +3.6% +13.4% +35.5% +117.2% $699.6K
6 Maine -8.7% +1.1% +44.6% +110.0% $427.2K
7 Connecticut -6.0% +56.7% +59.3% +105.1% $659.4K
8 South Dakota +6.5% +35.8% +46.7% +104.7% $392.2K
9 Vermont -8.0% +29.6% +56.9% +102.6% $421.2K
10 New Jersey -10.6% +23.9% +59.7% +102.4% $662.5K
11 Nebraska -0.3% -4.7% +22.1% +102.1% $347.6K
12 Tennessee -1.3% +20.6% +57.6% +101.7% $472.4K
13 North Carolina +8.3% +28.2% +35.0% +95.1% $510.1K
14 Massachusetts -7.3% +16.3% +51.5% +91.9% $833.4K
15 Michigan -3.4% +18.7% +40.5% +90.6% $311.8K
16 Indiana -2.1% +18.5% +55.5% +84.5% $322.8K
17 Iowa +2.0% -7.7% +50.4% +84.2% $319.2K
18 Oklahoma -14.0% +31.6% +19.1% +80.7% $322.2K
19 Minnesota -0.7% +7.2% +21.9% +78.9% $412.5K
20 Oregon +4.7% +5.3% +28.5% +78.7% $567.4K
21 Colorado -15.3% -51.7% -22.7% +74.4% $742.9K
22 Wisconsin +5.3% +26.4% +48.1% +74.1% $381.4K
23 Pennsylvania +4.1% +11.2% +42.7% +73.2% $371.4K
24 West Virginia +14.4% +34.2% +45.7% +71.2% $304.5K
25 Illinois -1.4% +18.1% +37.4% +65.6% $398.6K
26 Washington -5.0% +13.0% +33.3% +63.0% $661.2K
27 Maryland +3.1% -37.1% +39.2% +60.3% $518.7K
28 Georgia -1.6% +35.6% +39.7% +59.7% $491.1K
29 South Carolina +2.2% +29.5% +30.6% +54.8% $509.5K
30 District of Columbia -5.4% -6.6% +21.9% +52.1% $912.5K
31 Delaware -11.2% +41.9% +2.2% +50.8% $524.3K
32 Arkansas -4.2% +18.4% +47.4% +50.7% $331K
33 Alabama -8.4% -31.1% +46.4% +44.7% $398.7K
34 Arizona +0.4% -11.5% -31.7% +42.3% $604.7K
35 New York -9.3% +24.8% +26.4% +38.4% $833.2K
36 Hawaii -10.8% +13.0% +19.2% +37.5% $1.05M
37 California +0.5% +18.9% +24.9% +35.8% $1.16M
38 Kentucky -6.1% +23.2% +53.8% +35.1% $325.8K
39 Virginia -2.7% +19.8% +36.6% +32.4% $530K
40 Nevada +4.5% +33.5% -33.0% +8.4% $702.2K
41 U.S. Virgin Islands -68.6% +275.5% +73.4% +0.1% $455.3K
How to read these numbers
Velocity vs. level

A market with 25% one-year appreciation is moving fast — but a market with steady 6% over ten years has compounded much further. Use 10Y as the long-run signal, 1Y as the momentum signal.

Mean-reversion risk

Markets that posted huge 1Y and 3Y gains often cool over the next cycle. Compare 1Y to 5Y: if 1Y is far above 5Y, the trend is accelerating; if far below, it is decelerating — often the more important signal.

Sample sanity

We require a minimum current median price (default $50K) to filter out tiny ZIPs with noisy data. Raise that threshold for serious investment markets; lower it to find emerging niches. Source: public record.