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America’s Most Expensive ZIP Codes

Forbes has just released its annual ranking of the 100 most expensive zip codes in America. Beverly Hills 90210 for example, barely makes it into the top 10 nowadays with a median home price of $2.41 million, while Bel Air (90077) lags way back at No. 29 with a median price of $1.72 million. New […]

Oct 15, 2008 | By Luxuo

Forbes has just released its annual ranking of the 100 most expensive zip codes in America.

Beverly Hills 90210 for example, barely makes it into the top 10 nowadays with a median home price of $2.41 million, while Bel Air (90077) lags way back at No. 29 with a median price of $1.72 million. New York City doesn’t rate an appearance at all until Tribeca zip 10013 clocks in at No. 14 with a median price of $2.2 million.

The most expensive zip code in the country? 33109, the tiny private enclave of Miami Beach known as Fisher Island (above), where sales prices rose by $525,000 over the last year and which has an unbeatable median price of $3.85 million.

Listed below are the Top 10 zips.


1. Fisher Island, Fla., 33109, Miami-Dade County

Median sales price: $3.85 million

2. Alpine, N.J., 07620, Bergen County
Median sales price: $3.59 million

3. Mill Neck, N.Y., 11765, Nassau County
Median sales price: $3 million

4. Newport Coast, Calif., 92657, Orange County
Median sales price: $2.8 million

5. Water Mill, N.Y. 11976, Suffolk County
Median sales price: $2.72 million

6. Atherton, Calif., 94027, San Mateo County
Median home price: $2.7 million

7. Santa Barbara, Calif., 93108, Santa Barbara County
Median home price: $2.7 million

8. Wainscott, N.Y., 11975, Suffolk County
Median home price: $2.56 million

9. Rancho Santa Fe, Calif., 92067, San Diego County
Median home price: $2.47 million

10. Beverly Hills, Calif., 90210, Los Angeles County
Median home price: $2.41 million

You can see a slideshow of the full list here. Via Luxist


 
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