Kentucky Housing Market
Last updated May 2026
As of the latest data, the typical home in Kentucky is valued around $235K, down 0.7% over the past 12 months. The market is home to roughly 4.53M residents. Looking ahead, Curb Report's 12-month price forecast points to mixed signals, housing crash risk is low, the overall Investment Score grades average. Below you'll find Kentucky's home prices, price forecast, crash and climate risk, property taxes, cap rate, and rental data, updated monthly from Zillow, the Census Bureau, FEMA, and 30+ sources. Create a free account to explore the full interactive map, or analyze a specific listing with Curb Check.
Median home value
$235K
1-year growth
-0.7%
Population
4.53M
12-mo forecast
Mixed signalsCrash risk
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Kentucky housing market FAQ
Is now a good time to buy in Kentucky?
Curb Report's 12-month price forecast for Kentucky currently points to mixed signals, with low housing crash risk. Create a free account to see the full forecast, the signals driving it, and historical trends before you buy.
What is the housing crash risk in Kentucky?
Kentucky's housing crash risk is currently low, based on price-to-income, inventory, days-on-market, and overvaluation signals. See the full Crash Risk breakdown and what's driving it on Curb Report.
What is the median home price in Kentucky?
The typical home value in Kentucky is about $235K, down 0.7% over the past year. Explore the full price history and 12-month forecast on Curb Report.
Is Kentucky a good place to invest in rental property?
In Kentucky, rental cap rates run at a level shown with a free account and the overall Investment Score grades average. Use the Curb Check tool to paste any Zillow or Redfin listing and get instant cap rate, cash flow, and a risk read for that specific property.
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