BEA’s latest look at state consumer spending shows increases in all 50 states and the District of Columbia in 2025. Spending increased the most in Florida, at 7.0 percent, and the least in California, at 4.2 percent.
In comparison, consumer spending—also called personal consumption expenditures, or PCE—increased 5.3 percent nationwide in 2025. These numbers are based on current dollars (not adjusted for inflation).
This year for the first time, you can find consumer spending statistics for each state alongside the state’s gross domestic product and other data in our regional data tool, BEARFacts (short for BEA Regional Facts).
In 2025, consumer spending on durable goods, nondurable goods, and services increased nationally, in all 50 states, and the District of Columbia.
Health care and housing and utilities were the largest contributors to the increase in consumer spending nationally. These two categories were also the largest contributors to growth in Florida, the fastest growing state, and California, the slowest growing state.
That’s just a sampling of state consumer spending data. Find details about what consumers bought in each state or rank states by spending in BEA’s interactive data tables.
Annual current-dollar statistics on state consumer spending are released in September in the same news release with quarterly U.S. gross domestic product (GDP) and quarterly state GDP and personal income statistics.