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Median value of owner-occupied homes, 2018-2022

Across 67 counties in Alabama. Every rank carries its margin of error.

COUNTIES: 67PERIOD: 2018-2022Every figure source-linked

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Distribution

PercentileValue
10th percentile$92,980
25th$109,350
Median$129,000
75th$161,000
90th percentile$204,760

Highest counties

Rank 1 is the highest value, and for this measure a higher value is the worse outcome. “First” here does not mean best.

Shelby County leads reliably only from rank 3 downwards. Its estimate range overlaps those of the ranks above 3, which therefore cannot be separated from it at 90 % confidence.

RankCountyEstimateRange (90 %)Source
1Shelby County$276,500$271,205 – $281,795evidence →
2Baldwin County$266,000$259,084 – $272,916evidence →
3Madison County$242,900$237,978 – $247,822evidence →
4Limestone County$229,400$219,680 – $239,120evidence →
5Lee County$224,400$217,531 – $231,269evidence →
6Tuscaloosa County$218,800$213,206 – $224,394evidence →
7Jefferson County$208,900$204,036 – $213,764evidence →
8St. Clair County$202,000$194,807 – $209,193evidence →
9Elmore County$200,400$190,717 – $210,083evidence →
10Autauga County$191,800$183,804 – $199,796evidence →
11Lauderdale County$174,800$168,908 – $180,692evidence →
12Morgan County$174,800$167,948 – $181,652evidence →
13Cullman County$166,000$160,472 – $171,528evidence →
14Marshall County$165,600$159,279 – $171,921evidence →
15Houston County$164,900$161,735 – $168,065evidence →
16Mobile County$164,600$161,709 – $167,491evidence →
17Coffee County$162,200$155,978 – $168,422evidence →
18Blount County$159,800$153,611 – $165,989evidence →
19Cherokee County$158,700$150,150 – $167,250evidence →
20Randolph County$155,000$139,817 – $170,183evidence →

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