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10 most expensive ZIP codes in the U.S. in 2022
For the third consecutive year, Atherton, California, is the most expensive ZIP code in the U.S. to own a home.
Homes in the exclusive Bay Area town sold at a median cost of $9 million in 2022, expanding 0.56% from 2021, as per an analysis by online realtor RealtyHop. The first-place ranking returns three years to when the annual rankings were first followed.
Close to Stanford University, and home to tech executives and venture capitalists, Atherton has opposed the improvement of multifamily properties, which has kept homes large and exclusive.
In second place is Sagaponack, New York, a territory of a few hundred residents in the Hamptons, followed by the posh Bel Air neighborhood in Los Angeles. Third place is maybe the most famous ZIP code in the U.S.: 90210 — the namesake of the ’90s teen melodrama “Beverly Hills, 90210.”
The following are the 10 most expensive ZIP codes in the country, ranked by median home sale costs:
- Atherton, California (94027)
Median home sale price in 2022: $9,000,000
- Sagaponack, New York (11962)
Median home sale price in 2022: $6,972,500
- Beverly Hills, California (90210)
Median home sale price in 2022: $6,699,500
- Boston (02199)
Median home sale price in 2022: $6,200,000
- Fisher Island, Florida (33109)
Median home sale price in 2022: $6,100,000
- Water Mill, New York (11976)
Median home sale price in 2022: $5,500,000
- Montecito, California (93108)
Median home sale price in 2022: $4,995,000
- Ross, California (94957)
Median home sale price in 2022: $4,699,500
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- Newport Beach, California (92662)
Median home sale price in 2022: $4,674,750
- Bridgehampton, New York (11932)
Median home sale price in 2022: $4,395,000
New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco are some of the richest cities in the world, so it’s not surprising that ZIP codes in or close to these cities dominate the rankings.
The median home cost for the 100 most expensive ZIP codes was $2,749,500 in 2022, an increment of 11.03% from last year, the study says.
To accumulate the rankings, RealtyHop took a gander at costs for all types of homes in all ZIP codes in the country, between Jan. 1, 2022, and Oct. 19, 2022. Listings with invalid ZIP codes, including single-building ZIP codes, were prohibited.
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