Northeast and Midwest See Rising Down Payments While the South Lags, According to Realtor.com®

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Delaware leads the nation with a 38.6% rise in median down payments, reaching $49,000, followed by Rhode Island (+32.8%) and Maine (+32.0%) AUSTIN, Texas, April 9, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Homebuyers ...

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But a closer look at the data in a new report from Realtor.com® shows a divided market: while down payments soared in the Northeast and Midwest, they declined in several Southern and Western states, reflecting shifting market dynamics.\nThe latest data shows that in states such as Delaware and Rhode Island, down payments surged by more than 30% annually. In contrast, pandemic-era boom states such as Texas and Florida saw double-digit declines, with down payments falling as much as 16.5% year over year.\n\"Today's high-rate environment is reshaping the homebuying landscape,\" said Hannah Jones, senior economic research analyst, Realtor.com®. \"Higher borrowing costs and affordability pressures have led to a market where financially prepared buyers are putting more money down, especially in competitive regions with limited inventory.\"\nStates with Rising and Falling Down Payments\nThe states where down payments have grown the most are almost all in either the Northeast or the Midwest. The Northeast and Midwest saw the largest increases, with Delaware leading the nation at a 38.6% rise in median down payments, reaching $49,000, followed by Rhode Island at 32.8% and Maine at 32.0%.\n\"The Midwest and Northeast continue to see intense buyer demand. Both suffer from relatively severe housing supply gaps due to low construction relative to buyer demand, which has driven prices higher and led to more competitive market conditions,\" said Jones. \"The supply gap improved only slightly in the Midwest in 2024, but continued to grow in the Northeast. Climbing prices and competitive housing conditions are likely to continue in these regions until housing supply and affordability improve.\"\nMany of the states where down payments have fallen are in the South and West. Only eight of the 50 states saw down payments fall in 2024. Texas and Florida saw the biggest drops, with Texas' median down payment falling 16.5% to $15,350 and Florida's declining 14.1% to $27,566. Several states that boomed during the pandemic, such as Montana (-8.1%), Wyoming (-3.4%), Tennessee (-2.0%), and North Carolina (-0.2%) have experienced a similar softening.\nMetros with Rising and Falling Down Payments\nThe San Diego metro saw the biggest increase in down payments annually in 2024, followed by Cincinnati, New Orleans,  Philadelphia, and Akron, Ohio where home prices have generally climbed, which accounts for some of the increase in down payment amounts.\nIn many of the metros where down payments climbed the most, buyers put down less than the national median of $30,250. Lower down payments allow for more dramatic percent growth, which is one explanation for the number of affordable markets on the list. Also, affordable markets have surged in popularity in today's challenging housing market, resulting in home price growth and increased competition, both of which drive down payments higher.\nMetros with Highest Change in Down Payment ($) 2024\n\n\n\n\nMetro \n2024 Avg Down Payment % \nYY(percentage pts) \n2024 MedianDownPayment $ \n% chgyy  \nSalesPrice yy \n\n\nSan Diego-Carlsbad, Calif. \n21.2 % \n2.0 % \n$150,407 \n33.7 % \n7.2 % \n\n\nCincinnati, Ohio-Ky.-Ind. \n13.6 % \n1.3 % \n$23,517 \n32.8 % \n9.4 % \n\n\nNew Orleans-Metairie, La. \n11.4 % \n1.1 % \n$14,658 \n32.7 % \n3.5 % \n\n\nPhiladelphia et al, Pa.-N.J.-Del.-Md. \n16.6 % \n1.6 % \n$52,406 \n32.3 % \n5.2 % \n\n\nAkron, Ohio \n12.9 % \n1.3 % \n$17,551 \n32.1 % \n6.5 % \n\n\nLas Vegas-Henderson-Paradise, NV \n13.9 % \n0.4 % \n$37,525 \n31.9 % \n3.1 % \n\n\nCleveland, Ohio \n13.2 % \n1.4 % \n$18,743 \n30.9 % \n7.7 % \n\n\nJackson, Miss. \n10.5 % \n0.5 % \n$9,943 \n30.4 % \n3.4 % \n\n\nBirmingham-Hoover, Ala. \n12.2 % \n1.8 % \n$15,059 \n29.8 % \n-0.4 % \n\n\nNew Haven-Milford, Conn. \n16.0 % \n0.4 % \n$46,988 \n29.2 % \n9.0 % \n\n\nLittle Rock et al, Ark. \n10.7 % \n0.1 % \n$11,772 \n27.3 % \n5.6 % \n\n\n\n\nAlmost all of the markets where down payments have fallen the most are in Florida or Texas;  Tucson, Ariz. and Memphis, Tenn., are the only metros represented that are not in Texas or Florida.\nCape Coral, Fla., topped the list with a 31.2% decline in down payments in 2024. Buyers in these metros put down between 9.1% and 31.2% less than the previous year in 2024. The decline is due in part to stagnant or falling home prices and generally, these markets saw significant demand during the pandemic, but have since cooled off.\nOnly 21 of the 100 largest U.S. metros saw falling down payments in 2024. This small share speaks to the still-competitive conditions and still-climbing sale prices in much of the country.\nMetros with Declines in Down Payment ($) 2024\n\n\n\n\nMetro \n2024 Avg Down Payment % \nYY (percentagepts) \n2024 MedianDownPayment $ \n% chg yy  \nSales Priceyy \n\n\nCape Coral-Fort Myers, Fla. \n13.3 % \n-2.7 % \n$21,328 \n-31.2 % \n-1.2 % \n\n\nJacksonville, Fla. \n13.0 % \n-1.6 % \n$20,892 \n-27.8 % \n1.5 % \n\n\nDeltona-Daytona Beach et al, Fla. \n15.6 % \n-1.0 % \n$25,816 \n-17.4 % \n0.0 % \n\n\nPalm Bay-Melbourne et al, Fla. \n13.6 % \n-1.0 % \n$21,137 \n-17.3 % \n-0.7 % \n\n\nTucson, Ariz. \n13.5 % \n-0.8 % \n$21,834 \n-15.5 % \n1.7 % \n\n\nMemphis, Tenn.-Miss.-Ark. \n9.6 % \n-0.9 % \n$8,251 \n-15.4 % \n-2.4 % \n\n\nAustin-Round Rock, Texas \n14.7 % \n-0.9 % \n$44,817 \n-13.0 % \n-2.6 % \n\n\nSan Antonio-New Braunfels, Texas \n7.4 % \n-0.9 % \n$5,388 \n-10.8 % \n-2.2 % \n\n\nTampa-St. Petersburg et al, Fla. \n14.0 % \n-0.9 % \n$30,961 \n-9.7 % \n1.3 % \n\n\nLakeland-Winter Haven, Fla. \n8.0 % \n-1.2 % \n$6,489 \n-9.1 % \n-2.1 % \n\n\n\n\nLooking Ahead\nDown payments are expected to remain elevated in high-demand areas with limited inventory, while markets in the South and West may continue to see softening trends.\n\"Buyers who can afford higher down payments will likely remain dominant in competitive regions, but affordability concerns may drive more shifts in 2025,\" added Jones.\nState-level Down Payments 2024 \n\n\n\n\nState Name \n2024 Avg Down Payment % \nYY (percentagepts) \n2024 Median Down Payment $ \n% chg yy  \nSales Priceyy \n\n\nAlabama \n10.6 % \n0.5 % \n8,207 \n4.7 % \n-0.3 % \n\n\nAlaska \n11.0 % \n-0.2 % \n20,972 \n14.8 % \n3.3 % \n\n\nArizona \n14.6 % \n0.0 % \n32,839 \n8.1 % \n1.1 % \n\n\nArkansas \n11.7 % \n0.5 % \n12,532 \n18.7 % \n7.3 % \n\n\nCalifornia \n18.6 % \n0.5 % \n93,633 \n18.4 % \n6.8 % \n\n\nColorado \n17.5 % \n0.1 % \n73,415 \n11.0 % \n1.8 % \n\n\nConnecticut \n16.8 % \n0.8 % \n51,369 \n24.0 % \n9.8 % \n\n\nDelaware \n18.5 % \n2.4 % \n49,219 \n38.6 % \n2.0 % \n\n\nDistrict of Columbia \n19.7 % \n-1.9 % \n93,559 \n-7.5 % \n3.5 % \n\n\nFlorida \n14.2 % \n-1.0 % \n27,566 \n-14.1 % \n0.8 % \n\n\nGeorgia \n12.0 % \n0.2 % \n16,724 \n7.5 % \n4.7 % \n\n\nHawaii* \n18.0 % \n2.7 % \n93,928 \n69.1%* \n-6.8 % \n\n\nIdaho \n19.2 % \n-0.4 % \n56,166 \n1.7 % \n1.6 % \n\n\nIllinois \n14.4 % \n0.6 % \n30,561 \n15.7 % \n7.7 % \n\n\nIndiana \n13.0 % \n0.6 % \n17,934 \n12.3 % \n-0.3 % \n\n\nIowa \n16.1 % \n0.6 % \n28,721 \n14.3 % \n7.3 % \n\n\nKansas \n13.1 % \n1.1 % \n19,528 \n26.9 % \n-1.6 % \n\n\nKentucky \n13.0 % \n0.4 % \n17,390 \n15.9 % \n8.7 % \n\n\nLouisiana \n9.3 % \n0.4 % \n6,582 \n3.1 % \n2.4 % \n\n\nMaine \n17.3 % \n1.9 % \n42,185 \n32.0 % \n6.9 % \n\n\nMaryland \n12.5 % \n0.4 % \n25,309 \n9.2 % \n5.4 % \n\n\nMassachusetts \n18.6 % \n-0.1 % \n76,969 \n1.6 % \n10.3 % \n\n\nMichigan \n14.0 % \n0.4 % \n22,610 \n15.5 % \n9.9 % \n\n\nMinnesota \n15.7 % \n0.5 % \n38,231 \n7.8 % \n4.8 % \n\n\nMississippi \n8.8 % \n-0.1 % \n6,191 \n6.5 % \n11.6 % \n\n\nMissouri \n12.9 % \n0.6 % \n18,176 \n20.4 % \n4.3 % \n\n\nMontana \n18.7 % \n-1.4 % \n60,703 \n-8.1 % \n4.6 % \n\n\nNebraska \n14.8 % \n0.3 % \n26,651 \n11.7 % \n9.6 % \n\n\nNevada \n14.7 % \n0.4 % \n39,673 \n27.9 % \n4.4 % \n\n\nNew Hampshire \n20.7 % \n1.4 % \n76,055 \n21.5 % \n9.2 % \n\n\nNew Jersey \n19.0 % \n1.2 % \n80,105 \n23.8 % \n9.8 % \n\n\nNew Mexico \n12.5 % \n0.5 % \n17,938 \n5.8 % \n20.0 % \n\n\nNew York \n17.5 % \n0.6 % \n54,682 \n16.0 % \n7.5 % \n\n\nNorth Carolina \n14.2 % \n0.1 % \n27,646 \n-0.2 % \n3.7 % \n\n\nNorth Dakota \n14.8 % \n1.1 % \n25,292 \n13.5 % \n8.9 % \n\n\nOhio \n12.5 % \n0.8 % \n17,474 \n27.9 % \n8.3 % \n\n\nOklahoma \n11.9 % \n0.1 % \n13,327 \n2.1 % \n5.6 % \n\n\nOregon \n16.9 % \n0.0 % \n55,397 \n9.0 % \n3.0 % \n\n\nPennsylvania \n14.7 % \n1.0 % \n27,991 \n20.4 % \n6.2 % \n\n\nRhode Island \n17.4 % \n1.1 % \n57,952 \n32.8 % \n10.5 % \n\n\nSouth Carolina \n14.6 % \n0.4 % \n21,179 \n2.1 % \n1.5 % \n\n\nSouth Dakota \n15.4 % \n0.2 % \n28,312 \n-13.0 % \n#N/A \n\n\nTennessee \n13.7 % \n-0.5 % \n23,326 \n-2.0 % \n3.8 % \n\n\nTexas \n11.3 % \n-0.6 % \n15,350 \n-16.5 % \n0.0 % \n\n\nUtah \n16.0 % \n0.7 % \n45,562 \n12.6 % \n0.2 % \n\n\nVermont \n17.8 % \n0.1 % \n51,411 \n20.7 % \n7.4 % \n\n\nVirginia \n13.8 % \n0.6 % \n30,810 \n15.2 % \n4.8 % \n\n\nWashington \n18.1 % \n1.0 % \n85,362 \n19.9 % \n8.2 % \n\n\nWest Virginia \n9.7 % \n0.7 % \n7,412 \n15.2 % \n15.9 % \n\n\nWisconsin \n15.5 % \n1.0 % \n33,230 \n24.0 % \n9.1 % \n\n\nWyoming \n14.7 % \n-0.9 % \n25,855 \n-3.4 % \n2.0 % \n\n\n\n\n*Hawaii may have a quality issue so has been excluded from the ranking.\nMethodologyDown payment trends analyzed at the national and top 100 metro levels through Q4 of 2024 using Optimal Blue data. Down payment as a share of the sale price is calculated as an average across the data. Down payment as a dollar amount is calculated by taking the median across the data. All comparisons are between 2023 and 2024 unless otherwise stated.\nAbout Realtor.com®Realtor.com® pioneered online real estate and has been at the forefront for over 25 years, connecting buyers, sellers, and renters with trusted insights, professional guidance and powerful tools to help them find their perfect home. Recognized as the No. 1 site trusted by real estate professionals, Realtor.com® is a valued partner, delivering consumer connections and a robust suite of marketing tools to support business growth. 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