"Realtor.com ranked the 10 US cities where home values have increased the most since 2019. The company found that the cities are mostly located in the South and Northeast. A Tennessee boomtown leads the way, with average home values up $189,865 since 2019. If you've checked your home's estimated value on a real-estate listing site like Realtor.com or Zillow lately, you may have noticed it dip."
"However, some cities are doing better than others. Realtor.com has identified 10 metros, mostly located in the South and Northeast, where home values have experienced the largest double-digit gains since 2019. To find them, Realtor.com looked at the top 100 US metros and calculated the average change in a home's value between October 2019 and October 2025 in each city, then compared that to the average 2019 value to determine the percentage difference."
Data comparing October 2019 and October 2025 average home values across the top 100 US metros shows 10 metros with the largest percentage gains since 2019. Most of those metros are concentrated in the South and Northeast. One Tennessee boomtown leads with an average home-value increase of $189,865 since 2019. High mortgage rates and economic uncertainty have cooled buyer demand in many markets, slowing price growth and reducing some home values. The report provides each city's percentage change, average dollar change since October 2019, and the median home sale price as of October 2025.
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