Regional purchasing power

The Bureau of Economic Analysis compares regional prices with the national level. Its regional price parity uses a U.S. reference of 100.

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Washington Housing price level

125.979

Index 2024

Data from U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis

United States in 2024

100.629

Change, 2023 to 2024

+0.437 (+0.35%)

Changes over time

Housing price level in Washington rose 0.35% from 2023

Index · 2008 to 2024

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis American Default Research · americandefault.org/affordability/regional-purchasing-power/
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Housing price level by state

2024 · Index

54.241–69.8871.127–79.31280.49–93.78493.944–114.947117.048–154.984

Housing price level · 2024

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis American Default Research · americandefault.org/affordability/regional-purchasing-power/
States, ranked, 2024
Placeindex
District of Columbia154.984
California154.346
New Jersey134.292
Massachusetts128.068
Colorado127.359
Washington125.979
Hawaii125.304
New York122.168
Florida122.107
Maryland121.079
Connecticut117.048
New Hampshire114.947
Nevada114.135
Oregon108.628
Utah107.814
Arizona106.804
Virginia106.799
Rhode Island105.62
Delaware102.015
Texas96.503
Illinois93.944
Alaska93.784
Minnesota91.281
Idaho90.027
Georgia88.694
Vermont86.502
Pennsylvania85.068
Montana84.648
Michigan82.332
North Carolina81.364
South Carolina80.49
Wisconsin79.312
Tennessee79.07
Maine78.94
Nebraska75.174
Indiana73.926
New Mexico73.611
Ohio73.012
North Dakota71.421
Kansas71.156
Wyoming71.127
Missouri69.88
South Dakota67.642
Iowa65.322
Kentucky64.313
Louisiana63.104
Oklahoma62.763
Alabama61.785
Arkansas58.203
Mississippi56.456
West Virginia54.241

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis

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Available history

Housing price level
Data periodWashington (index)United States (index)
2024125.979100.629
2023125.542100.574
2022127.615100.594
2021125.629100.595
2020126.117100.615
2019129.503100.398
2018128.144100.422
2017125.5100.43
2016123.093100.389
2015119.584100.419
2014117.885100.386
2013115.006100.37
2012113.9100.366
2011116.285100.399
2010114.326100.391
2009116.78100.455
2008117.385100.424

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BEA regional price parities compare places within the same year, with the U.S. price level set to 100. They are not a stand-alone inflation measure. Income per person is not median household income.

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Regional price parities compare places within a year. They are not a stand-alone inflation measure, and personal income per person is not median household income.

Place comparisons use the same data period. An older common period is named beside the comparison. A missing or withheld value is never changed to zero.

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