By 2030, average home prices are projected to rise significantly, with California leading at over $1 million, followed by Hawaii (~$900K) and Washington (~$783K). Factors driving this include high demand, limited supply, strong economies, and population growth. Other expensive states include Colorado, Utah, Nevada, Oregon, Idaho, Massachusetts, and Arizona. Affordability challenges and policy reforms will be critical to address housing supply and stabilize prices.
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