Housing Market in Cheyenne
Cheyenne's 2026 housing market runs only modestly -- not dramatically -- below this project's national median sale price comparison figure: Zillow's cited typical home value of approximately $392,827 (up 3.4% YoY) runs approximately 3.9% below this project's ~$408,776 national comparison figure.
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Learn moreZillow's Cited Typical Home Value
Zillow's own cited typical home value ran approximately $392,827 as of July 2026, up approximately 3.4% year-over-year. A closely aligned separate citation (Stacker, sourcing Zillow data through June 2026) put the figure at approximately $391,685, up approximately 3.5% year-over-year -- a real, minor cross-source variance this record discloses rather than treats as conflicting.
Only Modestly Below the National Median -- A Real, Honest Distinction
Using this citation, Cheyenne's typical home value runs approximately 3.9% below this project's ~$408,776 national median sale price comparison figure by this record's own calculation -- a genuinely modest gap, distinct from the much larger affordability advantage disclosed in several of this project's other Tier A+ markets (compare Fargo, ND's ~28.7% gap).
A Real, Disclosed, Modest Population-Growth Backdrop
As detailed in the base record's population metrics, Cheyenne added the most residents of any Wyoming city in the period reviewed this pass, growing from 65,132 (2020 Census) to approximately 66,507 (2025 estimate) -- a real but genuinely modest growth rate (approximately 2.11% over five years) rather than a dramatic demand surge.
Neighborhood-Level Price Variance Was Not Researched This Pass
This record did not independently research Cheyenne neighborhood-level price variance to comparable depth this pass -- a real, disclosed gap. Buyers should confirm current, specific listing and closed-sale data directly for a target neighborhood.
Key takeaways
- Zillow's cited typical home value (~$392,827) ran only approximately 3.9% below this project's national median sale price comparison figure -- a genuinely modest, not dramatic, gap.
- Cheyenne added the most residents of any Wyoming city in the period reviewed, though its overall growth rate remains genuinely modest.
- Cheyenne's housing affordability advantage is real but meaningfully smaller than several of this project's other Tier A+ markets.
- This record did not research Cheyenne neighborhood-level price variance in comparable depth this pass -- confirm current, address-specific data directly.
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