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Home price change in Wisconsin

1976 – 2025 · 50 data points 5 of 51 · Regions of United States Updated Oct 22, 2026

Source: Federal Housing Finance Agency — House Price Index (annual), 1976 – 2025

Home price change, 1976 – 2025 percent · Wisconsin
 
 
 
 
1980 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
1989 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
1998 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
2007 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
2016 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
2025 

Source: Federal Housing Finance Agency — House Price Index (annual), 1976 – 2025

The series at a glance Wisconsin · 1976 – 2025
Latest value 5.4% · 2025
First value 3.6% · 1976
Highest 15.8% · 1978
Lowest -4.2% · 2010
Data points 50

By year

All years · 1976 – 2025

YearWisconsinChange
2025 5.4%
2024 6.9%
2023 10.6%
2022 14.7%
2021 10.1%
2020 2.6%
2019 4.9%
2018 5.5%
2017 5.1%
2016 4.0%
2015 2.8%
2014 1.6%
2013 -0.2%
2012 -1.7%
2011 -3.2%
2010 -4.2%
2009 -3.8%
2008 -1.2%
2007 1.1%
2006 3.6%
2005 8.3%
2004 7.6%
2003 3.3%
2002 3.9%
2001 5.2%
2000 6.6%
1999 4.6%
1998 2.9%
1997 4.6%
1996 3.7%
1995 8.0%
1994 7.0%
1993 4.6%
1992 4.0%
1991 4.3%
1990 4.9%
1989 6.0%
1988 6.2%
1987 1.6%
1986 2.6%
1985 2.2%
1984 1.3%
1983 11.1%
1982 -3.6%
1981 -2.8%
1980 4.0%
1979 11.3%
1978 15.8%
1977 15.6%
1976 3.6%

Source: Federal Housing Finance Agency — House Price Index (annual), 1976 – 2025

Ranking · Regions of United States

2015 · Place 1 is the highest value.

#TerritoryHome price change
51 Connecticut 1.4%
50 Vermont 1.4%
49 New Mexico 1.6%
48 West Virginia 1.8%
47 Delaware 2.2%
46 Maryland 2.2%
45 Arkansas 2.3%
44 Pennsylvania 2.3%
43 New Jersey 2.3%
42 Alabama 2.3%
41 Maine 2.4%
40 Virginia 2.4%
39 Mississippi 2.4%
38 Iowa 2.7%
37 New York 2.8%
36 Wisconsin 2.8%
35 Wyoming 3.0%
34 Alaska 3.0%
33 Illinois 3.0%
32 Kansas 3.1%
31 Kentucky 3.1%
30 Louisiana 3.2%
29 Indiana 3.3%
28 Missouri 3.4%
27 Minnesota 3.4%
26 Montana 3.4%
25 Ohio 3.4%
24 Oklahoma 3.6%
23 South Dakota 3.6%
22 Massachusetts 3.6%
21 New Hampshire 3.6%
20 North Carolina 3.8%
19 Nebraska 4.0%
18 Tennessee 4.5%
17 North Dakota 4.5%
16 Rhode Island 4.5%
15 South Carolina 4.6%
14 Utah 4.8%
13 Michigan 5.0%
12 Hawaii 5.5%
11 Arizona 5.6%
10 District of Columbia 5.7%
9 California 5.8%
8 Idaho 5.8%
7 Georgia 5.9%
6 Texas 6.7%
5 Washington 7.3%
4 Oregon 7.9%
3 Florida 8.9%
2 Colorado 9.6%
1 Nevada 9.9%

Source: Federal Housing Finance Agency — House Price Index (annual), 2015

What it means

How much home prices rose or fell over the year.

How it is calculated

Change in the house price index from the year before, in percent.