Ranking · Mississippi

Most expensive and least expensive places in Mississippi

Oxford has the highest median home value of Mississippi's 178 ranked places ($385,700); Tchula has the lowest ($49,000). Ranked: places with 1,000 or more residents in the 2020 Census and an estimate whose coefficient of variation is 40% or less.

Which are the most expensive places?

Most expensive places in Mississippi, first to fifth: Oxford ($385,700), Madison ($352,900), Bridgetown ($344,500), Flowood ($342,200) and Gluckstadt ($316,600).

Most expensive places in Mississippi, by median home value, ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates. "Within the margin": the survey cannot tell this place from the next one.
RankPlaceTypeMedian home valueResidentsCounty
1 Oxfordcity $385,700±$25,385 26,773Lafayette County
2 Madisonwithin the margincity $352,900±$13,492 28,575Madison County
3 Bridgetownwithin the marginCDP $344,500±$25,005 3,195DeSoto County
4 Flowoodwithin the margincity $342,200±$41,938 11,003Rankin County
5 Gluckstadtwithin the margincity $316,600±$53,752 3,500Madison County
6 Hernandowithin the margincity $315,900±$15,043 18,824DeSoto County
7 Starkvillewithin the margincity $299,900±$28,928 25,754Oktibbeha County
8 Olive Branchwithin the margincity $290,000±$10,504 47,563DeSoto County
9 Hurleywithin the marginCDP $282,700±$88,136 1,305Jackson County
10 Brandonwithin the margincity $278,900±$16,082 26,122Rankin County
11 Ridgelandwithin the margincity $275,200±$18,999 24,750Madison County
12 Pass Christianwithin the margincity $270,900±$30,851 6,459Harrison County
13 Bay St. Louiswithin the margincity $260,200±$35,435 10,634Hancock County
14 Diamondheadwithin the margincity $259,600±$13,691 9,441Hancock County
15 Ocean Springswithin the margincity $259,400±$21,149 18,993Jackson County
16 Vancleavewithin the marginCDP $247,400±$29,423 5,078Jackson County
17 New Hopewithin the marginCDP $238,200±$14,203 3,952Lowndes County
18 Southavenwithin the margincity $236,300±$9,492 57,819DeSoto County
19 Beechwoodwithin the marginCDP $236,000±$30,002 4,168Warren County
20 Florencewithin the margincity $230,800±$13,753 4,816Rankin County
21 Clintonwithin the margincity $225,800±$9,357 26,640Hinds County
22 Biloxiwithin the margincity $225,100±$13,776 48,516Harrison County
23 Tunica Resortswithin the marginCDP $223,600±$112,254 2,281Tunica County
24 Batesvillewithin the margincity $222,400±$26,648 7,325Panola County
25 LynchburgCDP $222,300±$15,060 2,161DeSoto County

Source: American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · Check it at data.census.gov

Which are the least expensive places?

Least expensive places in Mississippi, first to fifth: Tchula ($49,000), Vardaman ($53,800), Tutwiler ($58,900), Pearl River ($61,200) and Lambert ($62,300).

Least expensive places in Mississippi, by median home value, ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates.
RankPlaceTypeMedian home valueResidentsCounty
178 Tchulawithin the margintown $49,000±$29,510 1,659Holmes County
177 Vardamanwithin the margintown $53,800±$5,815 1,060Calhoun County
176 Tutwilerwithin the margintown $58,900±$6,279 1,649Tallahatchie County
175 Pearl Riverwithin the marginCDP $61,200±$10,979 4,047Neshoba County
174 Lambertwithin the margintown $62,300±$14,265 1,095Quitman County
173 Mound Bayouwithin the margincity $65,700±$7,151 1,381Bolivar County
172 Drewwithin the margincity $66,300±$16,178 1,658Sunflower County
171 Goodmanwithin the margintown $67,300±$40,262 1,219Holmes County
170 Centrevillewithin the margintown $67,400±$18,457 1,091Wilkinson County and 1 more
169 Durantwithin the margincity $69,600±$31,921 1,958Holmes County
168 Brucewithin the margintown $71,700±$31,679 1,608Calhoun County
167 Magnoliawithin the margincity $72,500±$16,845 1,804Pike County
166 Hillsborowithin the marginCDP $74,500±$29,292 999Scott County
165 Moorheadwithin the margincity $82,000±$31,752 1,754Sunflower County
164 Sardiswithin the margintown $82,600±$23,635 1,670Panola County
163 Hollandalewithin the margincity $83,000±$10,499 2,090Washington County
162 Clarksdalewithin the margincity $83,900±$14,042 13,643Coahoma County
160 Collinswithin the margincity $84,200±$7,326 2,232Covington County
160 Mortonwithin the margincity $84,200±$41,676 3,694Scott County
159 Rulevillewithin the margincity $85,000±$27,296 2,278Sunflower County
157 Lumbertonwithin the margincity $86,200±$5,508 1,656Lamar County and 1 more
157 Waynesborowithin the margincity $86,200±$7,369 4,495Wayne County
156 Itta Benawithin the margincity $87,400±$16,415 1,482Leflore County
155 Aberdeenwithin the margincity $87,600±$8,496 4,799Monroe County
154 Lexingtoncity $88,500±$12,606 1,395Holmes County

Source: American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · Check it at data.census.gov

How is this ranking made?

Each place's median home value is read from the 2020-2024 American Community Survey. A place enters the ranking if it had 1,000 or more residents in the 2020 Census and its estimate has a coefficient of variation of 40% or less. Ties in the published figure share a rank. This is a measurement of one figure, not a judgment of a place.

Source: PlainCities ranking method applied to the American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · How ranks are computed

How these figures are made: methodology and release checks · reading a margin of error · every state · corrections