The $100,000 Club: Zip Codes Where Median Home Prices Are Surging

In cities, Missouri, the median sale price is $100,400 with homes typically staying on the market for 43.5 days. When comparing to another city in the data, Virginia, which has a median price of $100,500, we can see a difference of $100. According to the data, Illinois has a median sale price of $100,750 with homes sold above list price at 44% of the time, while Ohio has a median sale price of $101,000 with homes staying on the market for an average of 26 days.

Florida has a median sale price of $100,500 with a relatively low inventory of 1 home, while Nebraska has a median sale price of $101,000 with a high appreciation rate of 9.19%. Oklahoma has a median sale price of $101,000 with homes sold above list price at 17% of the time, and Pennsylvania has a median sale price of $101,450 with homes sold above list price at 26% of the time. In comparing these cities, we can see that the median sale price and other metrics vary significantly.

We can see that the cities in the $100,000 club have varying levels of demand and supply. According to the data, Illinois has a high demand supply index of 3.20, while Florida has a relatively low demand supply index of 0.25. Nebraska has a moderate demand supply index of 2, and Oklahoma has a high demand supply index of 2.36.

Looking at the seasonal effect, we can see that some cities have a higher appreciation rate during certain months. For example, in Illinois, the seasonal effect peaks in May with an appreciation rate of 1.06, while in Nebraska, the seasonal effect peaks in August with an appreciation rate of 8.38. In Florida, the seasonal effect peaks in October with an appreciation rate of 2.05.

We should also note that the cities in the $100,000 club have varying levels of market conditions. According to the data, Illinois has a high affordability index of 55.56, while Florida has a relatively low affordability index of 94718.30. Nebraska has a moderate affordability index of 3811.32, and Oklahoma has a high affordability index of 132.026. Pennsylvania has a moderate affordability index of 145.60.

When looking at the predictions, we can see that the cities in the $100,000 club have varying levels of growth. According to the data, Illinois has a predicted median sale price of $110,101.80 in April 2025, while Florida has a predicted median sale price of $941,500 in April 2025. Nebraska has a predicted median sale price of $954,01.47449139609 in August 2025, and Oklahoma has a predicted median sale price of $114,982.86 in April 2025. Pennsylvania has a predicted median sale price of $107,250.45 in April 2025.

For a more in-depth analysis of these cities and their market conditions, we recommend checking out our related posts: Top 10 Booming U.S. Cities Where Median List Prices Are Skyrocketing in 2025, Median Home Price Momentum: Which Cities Are Leading the Appreciation Charge? - A Data-Driven Analysis, and Neighborhood Velocity: Unveiling Zip Codes with Rapid Price Appreciation - A Data-Driven Analysis