Luxury markets · as of September 2026

What counts as luxury, state by state

Luxury means a different number in Montana than in Manhattan. Each state page states the convention this site uses, sets it beside the state's actual price data, and lays out the tax, agency and disclosure rules that change how a high-end deal is done there. Read it before the state directories.

StateOur luxury conventionMarkets rankedAgents
Alabama$1M and above330
Alaska$1M and above223
Arizona$1M and above10103
Arkansas$1M and above440
California$3M and above54562
Colorado$2M and above14145
Connecticut$2M and above12123
DC$2M and above332
Delaware$1M and above220
Florida$2M and above30309
Georgia$1M and above991
Hawaii$3M and above990
Idaho$1M and above552
Illinois$1M and above11110
Indiana$1M and above330
Kansas$1M and above330
Kentucky$1M and above332
Louisiana$1M and above220
Maine$1M and above330
Maryland$1M and above775
Massachusetts$2M and above20203
Michigan$1M and above220
Minnesota$1M and above770
Missouri$1M and above553
Montana$1M and above440
Nebraska$1M and above110
Nevada$1M and above882
New Hampshire$1M and above550
New Jersey$2M and above26263
New Mexico$1M and above220
New York$3M and above27271
North Carolina$1M and above11110
North Dakota$1M and above110
Ohio$1M and above220
Oklahoma$1M and above440
Oregon$1M and above446
Pennsylvania$1M and above776
Rhode Island$1M and above440
South Carolina$1M and above664
South Dakota$1M and above220
Tennessee$1M and above996
Texas$1M and above18201
Utah$1M and above663
Vermont$1M and above220
Virginia$1M and above10101
Washington$2M and above12122
Wisconsin$1M and above330
Wyoming$1M and above330