Places Where Housing Prices Have Risen the Most
Where buying the same home today costs more than double what it did a decade ago.
- 1
Idaho (statewide), USA
The single biggest 10-year state-level gain anywhere in the US.
+137%
10-yr, FHFA
- 2
Salford, UK
A home has effectively doubled in price here in a decade.
+99.97%
May 2015 – May 2025
- 3
Manchester, UK
£131,114 to £256,579 for the same typical home.
+95.69%
May 2015 – May 2025
- 4
Oldham, UK
£106,146 to £204,063 over the same ten years.
+92.25%
May 2015 – May 2025
A shorter, high-confidence list on purpose: US metro-level and Australian capital-city 10-year figures exist but the primary datasets (FHFA metro files, Cotality reports) blocked automated verification this round — we’d rather publish 4 solid entries than pad this to 8 with unconfirmed numbers. Idaho is a state, not a single city; the three UK entries are city-level from the Land Registry/ONS index.
Sources
- HM Land Registry / ONS — UK House Price Index (May 2015 – May 2025)
- Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) — All-Transactions House Price Index (10-year, through 2025)
Last updated August 2026
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