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THESE FOUR NYC ZIP CODES ARE AMONG THE PRICIEST IN THE U.S.: SEE THE FULL LIST


 * Published: May. 04, 2024, 1:15 p.m.

New York City is home to some of the most expensive zip codes in the nation,
according to the latest data from Zillow. This file photo from July 2, 2019,
shows the New York City Skyline from the second floor of Nordstrom Rack at
Empire Outlets in St. George. (Staten Island Advance/Alexandra Salmieri)
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By
 * Luke Peteley | lpeteley@siadvance.com

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — The Big Apple costs big bucks.

New York City is home to four zip codes with the highest typical home value in
the United States, according to Zillow, which put together a list of the top
150.



The data, from March, includes home values for newly constructed and older
properties that have and have not been listed for sale, according to our sister
site, NJ.com.

All four of New York City’s top zip codes can be found in Manhattan.



First is New York City was the zip code 10013 in Lower Manhattan. The area,
which came in at No. 33 on the top 150 list, has a typical home value of
$3,305,546.

At No. 48 overall was the zip code 10007, where the typical home value is
$2,990,608.

Coming in at No. 78 is zip code 10012, where the typical home value is
$2,451,684.

Rounding out the four New York City zip codes at No. 100 is 10282, where the
typical value is $2,216,902.

Other zip codes from around the state that made the list were 11962 (Sagaponack)
at No. 4 with a typical home value of $5,371,206; 11976 (Water Mill) at No. 9
with a typical home value of $4,390,489, and 11932 (Bridgehampton) at No. 22
with a typical home value of $3,914,107.

In New Jersey, the towns of Deal, Alpine and Avalon down the Jersey Shore all
made the list with typical home values over $1.9 million, according to NJ.com.

John Natale, the owner of Natale Realtors in Wall Township, N.J., said that many
Jersey Shore towns made the list because more wealthy people are buying there.



“There’s a lot of very wealthy New Yorkers that have now established themselves
and bought summer homes down here at the Shore rather than the Hamptons,” Natale
said.

Can’t see the table? Click here.

A note about the data: Zillow calculates typical home values using a formula
that is similar to the median.


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