TerraVue / Markets / Kansas City, MO / 64119
Over the past 20 years, home prices in 64119 have risen 3.56% a year; over the past three, 5.61%. TerraVue's forward estimate, which weights both, is 4.38%. That is 0.36pp above the national average — over a 10-year hold, that gap compounds into a meaningful difference in equity.
ZIP 64119 is accelerating — the last three years have run 2.05pp above its own long-run pace.
Year-to-year swings have been typical for a US market (4.9pp standard deviation).
| Adults 25+ with a bachelor's degree or higher | 30.9% |
| Monthly rent — Zillow Observed Rent Index (all homes) | $1,622 |
| Median gross rent, 3-bedroom (ACS) | $1,386 |
| PFAS detected in drinking water (EPA UCMR5) | Yes — 1 contaminant |
| FHFA data coverage | 50 years (1976–2025) |
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This page describes ZIP 64119. Whether buying beats renting depends on the price you'd pay, your down payment, and how long you'd stay — TerraVue simulates about 1,000 market scenarios on those inputs and returns the probability, not a single guessed number. It'll start with 64119's real appreciation and rent already loaded.
Analyze a property free →Appreciation comes from the FHFA House Price Index — a repeat-sales index that tracks the same homes over time, which is why it isn't distorted by a change in the mix of what sold in a given year. TerraVue reads it at the ZIP level, back to 1975 where coverage allows.
The forward estimate blends 60% of the longest available look-back (20 years where available) with 40% of the most recent 3 years. Long-run history is the more reliable signal, but a market that has genuinely changed pace should not be ignored — the 60/40 split is the compromise, and it's the same figure TerraVue's simulation uses.
The national comparison is the population-weighted average of these same blended ZIP-level figures, so it compares like with like.
Over the past 20 years, prices have risen about 3.56% a year, based on 50 years of FHFA repeat-sales data (1976–2025). Over the most recent three years the pace has been 5.61%, which makes this market accelerating. TerraVue's forward estimate blends the two at 4.38%.
On appreciation alone it runs +0.36pp versus the national average. But whether buying beats renting there depends on the price of the specific home, your down payment, and how long you'd stay — TerraVue simulates that directly rather than inferring it from the average.
Around $1,622 a month, from the Zillow Observed Rent Index (all homes).