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A1US GDP 2025 $30.86T│A2Real growth +2.3%│A3CPI, 12 mo to Sep 2026 +3.7%│A4Unemployment 2025 4.3%BEA · BLS · Census — updated October 29, 2026
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D56=SAGDP2(line 56)

Real estate by state

Real estate and rental and leasing added $4.23 trillion to US GDP in 2025 — 13.7% of the total. States are ranked by the industry’s share of their economy.

BEA line 56 · NAICS13.7% of US GDP+45% since 2020
#StateValue addedShare5-year change
1Florida$372.9B20.7%+66%
2Arizona$100.0B16.9%+61%
3Hawaii$20.6B16.7%+29%
4Colorado$90.8B15.8%+51%
5New Jersey$140.0B15.8%+36%
6Maryland$88.7B15.6%+38%
7South Carolina$59.0B15.6%+61%
8Maine$15.6B15.3%+32%
9Nevada$42.6B15.1%+56%
10Oregon$51.7B15.1%+39%
11Idaho$20.3B14.8%+69%
12Vermont$7.3B14.6%+50%
13Montana$11.8B14.6%+57%
14New York$351.8B14.3%+43%
15Delaware$17.2B14.1%+18%
16Georgia$132.2B14.1%+45%
17Virginia$113.9B14.1%+48%
18Massachusetts$114.7B14.1%+42%
19Utah$44.8B14.0%+71%
20New Hampshire$18.0B14.0%+32%
21California$598.9B13.9%+39%
22Rhode Island$12.3B13.9%+36%
23Michigan$100.6B13.7%+37%
24Connecticut$50.2B13.1%+23%
25Wyoming$6.8B13.0%+49%
26Washington$114.7B12.9%+45%
27Illinois$159.0B12.8%+37%
28Pennsylvania$135.0B12.8%+36%
29Texas$373.1B12.7%+54%
30North Carolina$113.7B12.7%+56%
31Missouri$60.3B12.7%+51%
32Tennessee$74.1B12.6%+60%
33Minnesota$65.0B12.6%+45%
34Mississippi$20.0B12.3%+40%
35Alabama$41.3B12.2%+50%
36Ohio$119.1B12.2%+48%
37Wisconsin$57.1B11.9%+45%
38New Mexico$18.1B11.9%+41%
39Kansas$26.4B11.4%+15%
40Kentucky$35.2B11.2%+44%
41Arkansas$21.7B11.1%+43%
42Louisiana$37.4B10.9%+28%
43Indiana$58.6B10.8%+43%
44Oklahoma$29.2B10.6%+34%
45West Virginia$11.2B10.1%+25%
46Alaska$7.2B9.8%+34%
47South Dakota$8.0B9.7%+48%
48North Dakota$7.6B9.2%+31%
49District of Columbia$17.2B8.9%+38%
50Iowa$23.9B8.8%+26%
51Nebraska$17.6B8.5%+35%

BEA SAGDP2, current dollars, 2025. US share: 13.7%.

Fig. 1Real estate in the US, 2010–2025Value added, billions of current dollars
1,9972,0582,1202,2152,2742,3382,4202,5252,6832,8062,9153,1533,4723,7474,0034,234
201020122014201620182020202220242025

Metro areas most dependent on real estate

Metro areas with at least 250,000 residents, share of metro GDP in 2024.