HOUSING PRICES - COMPARISON OF INDIANA, TENNESSEE AND ILLINOIS

Illinois house prices have not yet returned to pre-2008 recession levels, and in fact, saw a nominal decline in the last quarter. Indiana and Tennessee housing prices did not have significant declines during the recession and both states returned to pre-recession levels in the second-quarter of 2015. Tennessee housing prices have seen a rise of 29% since the first-quarter of 2008, and Indiana has seen an increase of 19%.

HILLSBOROUGH, CALIFORNIA

Hillsborough, California is located in San Mateo County, 17 miles south of San Francisco on the San Francisco Peninsula. Hillsborough is dominated by large homes; the town zoning and subdivision ordinances require a 2,500-square-foot minimum house size and a minimum lot size of 0.5 acres. As a result, there are no apartments, condominiums or townhouses in the city limits. Also, the town has no commercial zoning and thus no businesses with the town limits. The only non-residential properties are the town’s four public and three private schools, town and county government facilities, a golf course, a country club, and small parks.

SELECTED DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE OF HILLSBOROUGH, CA (SOURCE: ACS)
POPULATION:	10,285
AGE:
Median Age:	47.6
EDUCATION:
Educational Attainment:
Percent high school graduate or higher:	97.1%
HOUSING:
Total Housing Units:	4,156
INCOME:
Median Household Income:	$238,750
ORIGINS AND LANGUAGE:
Foreign Born Population	2,722
POVERTY:
Individuals below poverty level:	3.3%
RACE AND HISPANIC ORIGIN:
White alone, Not Hispanic or Latino:	6,913
Asian alone:	3,348
VETERANS:	374

TWENTY CITIES WITH THE MOST $1 MILLION HOMES*

*of the 50 largest cities in the U.S,

RANK	CITY	% of 1MM HOMES	MEDIAN HOME PRICE
1	San Jose, CA	53.81	$1,069,000
2	San Francisco, CA	40.03	$891,000
3	Los Angeles, CA	17.23	$622,000
4	New York, NY	11.81	$454,000
5	San Diego, CA	10.55	$563,000
6	Seattle, WA	9.90	$461,000
7	Boston, MA	7.95	$459,000
8	Washington, DC	5.27	$395,000
9	Miami, FL	3.79	$267,000
10	Denver, CO	2.65	$391,000
11	Austin, TX	2.16	$282,000
12	Portland, OR	1.95	$378,000
13	Sacramento, CA	1,72	$378,000
14	Nashville, TN	1.52	$235,000
15	Houston, TX	1.52	$192,000
16	Phoenix, AZ	1.51	$242,000
17	Providence, RI	1.32	$266,000
18	Dallas, TX	1.31	$213,000
19	Chicago, IL	1.30	$223,000
20	Riverside, CA	1.12	$332,000

FEDERAL HOUSING FINANCE AGENCY (FHFA) - HOUSE PRICE APPRECIATION BY STATE

HOUSE APPRECIATION BY STATE

PERCENT CHANGE IN HOUSE PRICES

SEASONALLY ADJUSTED, PURCHASE-ONLY HPI

PERIOD ENDED SEPTEMBER 30, 2018

STATE	ONE YEAR
Idaho	15.09%
Nevada	15.00%
Washington	10.57%
Utah	9.97%
Colorado	9.16%
Florida	8.92%
Rhode Island	8.63%
Georgia	8.41%
Indiana	7.90%
North Carolina	7.71%
Michigan	7.64%
Tennessee	7.51%
Nebraska	7.38%
Oregon	7.29%
South Carolina	7.27%
Arizona	7.13%
South Dakota	6.95%
Missouri	6.90%
Wisconsin	6.89%
Minnesota	6.85%
Ohio	6.55%
California	6.49%
Alabama	6.40%
USA	6.34%
New Hampshire	6.20%
Delaware	6.17%
New York	5.87%
Texas	5.74%
Montana	5.55%
Kansas	5.50%
Vermont	5.47%
Massachusetts	5.28%
Maine	5.19%
Iowa	5.03%
Arkansas	4.48%
Kentucky	4.48%
Virginia	4.41%
Pennsylvania	4.39%
Wyoming	4.37%
New Jersey	3.85%
Oklahoma	3.65%
Illinois	3.52%
West Virginia	3.40%
New Mexico	3.37%
Hawaii	3.02%
Maryland	2.77%
Mississippi	2.71%
Connecticut	2.20%
District of Columbia	1.55%
Louisiana	1.53%
North Dakota	1.00%
Alaska	0.15%

https://www.fhfa.gov/AboutUs/Reports/ReportDocuments/2018Q3_HPI.pdf