Market Intelligence · WV
West Virginia housing market.
Real market data across 8 cities and 25 ZIP markets in WV. The typical home is worth about $147K.
The median home value in West Virginia is $147K as of August 2026, up 2.6% year over year, according to Zillow ZHVI. Get your own home's value and a real cash offer in about two minutes, with sources shown and no obligation.
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Which West Virginia markets have the highest home values?
As of August 2026
- 1Martinsburg, WV$304,886Up3.8%4 ZIP markets; open the Martinsburg, WV market page
- 2Hurricane, WV$275,791Up5.8%1 ZIP market; open the Hurricane, WV market page
- 3Point Pleasant, WV$171,253Up6.1%1 ZIP market; open the Point Pleasant, WV market page
- 4Charleston, WV$170,673Down1.1%11 ZIP markets; open the Charleston, WV market page
- 5Belmont, WV$158,628Up0.5%1 ZIP market; open the Belmont, WV market page
- 6Ireland, WV$137,186Down1.1%1 ZIP market; open the Ireland, WV market page
- 7Huntington, WV$135,418Up6.1%5 ZIP markets; open the Huntington, WV market page
- 8War, WV$38,947Down14.2%1 ZIP market; open the War, WV market page
Typical value is the median Zillow home value (ZHVI) across each city's ZIP codes, as of August 2026. 1-yr change compares that median to the same ZIPs a year earlier. More WV markets publish as their data clears editorial QA.
Zillow ZHVI, August 2026
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