Housing in Chaska
Chaska's housing market runs genuinely above Minnesota's own statewide average, with real recent appreciation layered onto a real, disclosed cross-source spread on the exact figure.
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Learn moreReal recent appreciation, with a disclosed price spread
Zillow's average home value ran $487,351 (+2.3% YoY, updated May 31, 2026); Redfin's median sale price ran $455,000 (+0.9% YoY); Movoto's active-listing median ran considerably higher at approximately $625,000 (May 2026) -- a real, disclosed measurement spread this record does not collapse into one number.
Well above the Minnesota statewide average
Every figure found this pass for Chaska runs well above Minnesota's own $331,895 statewide average home value (Zillow ZHVI, 2026), consistent with Chaska's identity as a genuinely elevated south-metro market.
A property tax rate toward the upper end of the state cluster
Chaska's 1.13% effective property tax rate sits toward the upper end of Minnesota's own real, documented 1.04%-1.15% statewide band -- genuinely higher than neighboring Chanhassen's 1.02%.
Key takeaways
- Home values run genuinely above Minnesota's $331,895 statewide average across every source reviewed.
- A real, disclosed cross-source spread ($455K-$625K) means confirming current, address-specific pricing directly.
- Chaska's 1.13% effective property tax rate is toward the upper end of Minnesota's statewide cluster.
- Zillow's own figures show real recent appreciation (+2.3% YoY) as of May 2026.
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