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Ranked: Most Valuable U.S. Cities for Residential Real Estate

New York City

New York has the most valuable real estate in the U.S., totalling $2.8 trillion. That is more than the entire GDP of the United Kingdom for 2019. Los Angeles follows in second at $2.3 trillion, which is close to the GDP of Italy. The top 10 cities alone account for nearly 36% of the total value of residential real estate owned by households in the U.S.

The database comprises estimated home values for some 155 million properties in the U.S. based on public tax, deed, mortgage and foreclosure data, as well as proprietary local data used to power home financing recommendations. Researchers compared the total value of residential properties in each city.

Most Valuable U.S. Cities for Residential Real Estate

RankCityTotal real estate valueCountry equivalent, GDP
1New York$2838 billionUnited Kingdom
2Los Angeles$2289 billionItaly
3San Francisco$1320 billionMexico
4Chicago$906 billionNetherlands
5Washington, D.C.$826 billionSaudi Arabia
6Boston$815 billionSaudi Arabia
7Miami$774 billionSaudi Arabia
8Seattle$700 billionSwitzerland
9Dallas$628 billionTaiwan
10Philadelphia$577 billionTaiwan
11San Jose, Calif.$568 billionPoland
12San Diego$564 billionPoland
13Houston$535 billionThailand
14Atlanta$531 billionThailand
15Riverside, Calif.$485 billionIran
16Phoenix$484 billionIran
17Denver$439 billionArgentina
18Minneapolis$383 billionIreland
19Detroit$348 billionDenmark
20Portland, Ore.$319 billionBangladesh
21Sacramento, Calif.$318 billionBangladesh
22Baltimore$301 billionEgypt
23Tampa, Fla.$286 billionPakistan
24Austin, Texas$248 billionCzech Republic
25Charlotte, N.C$248 billionCzech Republic
26Orlando, Fla.$233 billionPortugal
27Honolulu$219 billionGreece
28Nashville, Tenn.$209 billionNew Zealand
29St. Louis$202 billionNew Zealand
30Las Vegas$191 billionQatar
31San Antonio$187 billionQatar
32Providence, R.I.$179 billionAlgeria
33Pittsburgh$172 billionAlgeria
34Cincinnati$167 billionKazakhstan
35Kansas City, Mo.$164 billionKazakhstan
36Columbus, Ohio$163 billionKazakhstan
37Bridgeport, Conn.$159 billionUkraine
38Virginia Beach, Va.$155 billionUkraine
39Oxnard, Calif.$148 billionUkraine
40Jacksonville, Fla.$145 billionUkraine
41Cleveland$141 billionKuwait
42North Port, Fla.$134 billionKuwait
43Milwaukee$131 billionKuwait
44Cape Coral, Fla.$128 billionMorocco
45Raleigh, N.C.$127 billionMorocco
46Richmond, Va.$124 billionMorocco
47Indianapolis$122 billionMorocco
48New Orleans$110 billionEcuador
49Naples, Fla.$104 billionSlovak Republic
50Salt Lake City$103 billionSlovak Republic

 


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