Cities and towns in Idaho: typical home values
September 2026 figures from Zillow · updated 2026-11-15
ProMap by Home Economics has a housing data page for 164 cities and towns in Idaho. The figure beside each name is its typical home value in September 2026. Among them, the highest typical home value is in Ketchum ($1,649,000) and the lowest is in Pierce ($196,000).
The typical home in Idaho is worth about $477,000 (Zillow Home Value Index, September 2026), up 2.2% over the past year; the U.S. figure is $366,000.
Also: Idaho overview · 203 ZIP codes in Idaho
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A 6 places
B 10 places
- Bancroft Caribou County $357,000
- Bellevue Blaine County $694,000
- Blackfoot Bingham County $372,000
- Blanchard Bonner County $541,000
- Bliss Gooding County $491,000
- Boise Ada County $500,000
- Bonners Ferry Boundary County $461,000
- Bruneau Owyhee County $530,000
- Buhl Twin Falls County $377,000
- Burley Cassia County $332,000
C 13 places
- Caldwell Canyon County $400,000
- Carey Blaine County $499,000
- Cascade Valley County $431,000
- Challis Custer County $337,000
- Chubbuck Bannock County $383,000
- Clark Fork Bonner County $500,000
- Clayton Custer County $510,000
- Coeur d'Alene Kootenai County $606,000
- Coolin Bonner County $1,186,000
- Cottonwood Idaho County $333,000
- Council Adams County $401,000
- Craigmont Lewis County $316,000
- Culdesac Nez Perce County $381,000
D 7 places
E 3 places
F 5 places
G 9 places
H 13 places
- Hagerman Gooding County $412,000
- Hailey Blaine County $916,000
- Hammett Elmore County $492,000
- Hansen Twin Falls County $341,000
- Harrison Kootenai County $1,001,000
- Hauser Kootenai County $499,000
- Hayden Lake Kootenai County $1,093,000
- Hayden Kootenai County $648,000
- Hazelton Jerome County $402,000
- Heyburn Minidoka County $323,000
- Homedale Owyhee County $356,000
- Hope Bonner County $755,000
- Horseshoe Bend Boise County $517,000
I 6 places
J 2 places
K 8 places
L 7 places
M 16 places
- Mackay Custer County $325,000
- Malad City Oneida County $352,000
- Malta Cassia County $407,000
- Marsing Owyhee County $397,000
- McCall Valley County $796,000
- McCammon Bannock County $428,000
- Melba Canyon County $677,000
- Menan Jefferson County $411,000
- Meridian Ada County $536,000
- Middleton Canyon County $507,000
- Montpelier Bear Lake County $296,000
- Moscow Latah County $481,000
- Mountain Home Elmore County $360,000
- Moyie Springs Boundary County $472,000
- Mullan Shoshone County $214,000
- Murtaugh Twin Falls County $477,000
N 5 places
O 4 places
P 13 places
- Paris Bear Lake County $328,000
- Parma Canyon County $511,000
- Payette Payette County $372,000
- Peck Nez Perce County $419,000
- Pierce Clearwater County $196,000
- Pinehurst Shoshone County $285,000
- Plummer Benewah County $311,000
- Pocatello Bannock County $340,000
- Post Falls Kootenai County $535,000
- Potlatch Latah County $304,000
- Preston Franklin County $429,000
- Priest River Bonner County $559,000
- Princeton Latah County $500,000
R 7 places
S 15 places
- Saint Anthony Fremont County $288,000
- Saint Charles Bear Lake County $551,000
- Saint Maries Benewah County $351,000
- Salmon Lemhi County $359,000
- Sandpoint Bonner County $640,000
- Shelley Bingham County $435,000
- Shoshone Lincoln County $307,000
- Smelterville Shoshone County $202,000
- Soda Springs Caribou County $335,000
- Spirit Lake Kootenai County $590,000
- Stanley Custer County $912,000
- Star Ada County $583,000
- Sugar City Madison County $394,000
- Sun Valley Blaine County $1,201,000
- Swan Valley Bonneville County $521,000
T 4 places
V 2 places
W 9 places
Metro areas in Idaho
Counties in Idaho
- Ada County $526,000
- Adams County $511,000
- Bannock County $355,000
- Bear Lake County $402,000
- Benewah County $331,000
- Bingham County $385,000
- Blaine County $1,102,000
- Boise County $480,000
- Bonner County $660,000
- Bonneville County $400,000
- Boundary County $465,000
- Camas County $376,000
- Canyon County $417,000
- Caribou County $343,000
- Cassia County $347,000
- Clark County $252,000
- Clearwater County $306,000
- Custer County $395,000
- Elmore County $357,000
- Franklin County $436,000
- Fremont County $473,000
- Gem County $479,000
- Gooding County $353,000
- Idaho County $351,000
- Jefferson County $469,000
- Jerome County $400,000
- Kootenai County $606,000
- Latah County $475,000
- Lemhi County $387,000
- Lewis County $286,000
- Lincoln County $317,000
- Madison County $423,000
- Minidoka County $322,000
- Nez Perce County $390,000
- Oneida County $350,000
- Owyhee County $433,000
- Payette County $412,000
- Power County $266,000
- Shoshone County $274,000
- Teton County $873,000
- Twin Falls County $381,000
- Valley County $683,000
- Washington County $386,000
Sources
Home values: Zillow Home Value Index (ZHVI), all homes, middle tier, smoothed and seasonally adjusted. Rents: Zillow Observed Rent Index (ZORI), seasonally adjusted. "Typical" is Zillow's middle-tier value (homes between the 35th and 65th percentiles), not a median sale price. A place is listed when Zillow publishes a home value or a rent for it. Compiled by Home Economics.