In a land of mind-boggling wilderness, rugged roadside pit stops and some of the world's most impressive big fauna, Alaska’s epic highways offer unlimited possibilities for adventurous drivers.
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Depending on who you are, walking or driving through the most expensive zip codes in the United States is either an exciting sight-seeing prospect or an activity you’d like to avoid at all costs. No matter which camp you fall into, it can be interesting food for thought to see which locales top the list. To that end, we tapped Zillow to uncover the priciest real estate markets across the country. The results are based on data from December 2023 analyzed with the Zillow Home Value Index, which the company uses to determine the typical home value in a given geography, now and over time. Curious which cities found their ways onto the list? Below, dive into the most expensive zip codes in the United States.
A version of this article originally appeared in Architectural Digest.
Woody Creek is located within Roaring Fork Valley.
The typical home value in Woody Creak, Colorado, is $4,336,373, making it the 10th most expensive zip code in the country. In the 2020 census, the population of the costly enclave near Aspen was just 290. The area is a favorite for celebrities and has reportedly been home for people such as Don Henley of the Eagles, John Oates, and Don Johnson.
Homes in the Golden Isles of Georgia are among the priciest in the south.
Homes along in the Atlantic Coast in the Golden Isles of Georgia don’t come cheap: The typical home value in the area is $4,365,388 according to Zillow data. The pricey area code encompasses properties on Little St. Simons Island, Sea Island, and St. Simons Island.
The town is home to the historic Howell’s Water Mill.
One might guess that New York City would top the list of most expensive zip codes in the country, but only two cities in the Empire State broke the top ten, the first of which is located out east in Water Mill, New York. Part of the town of Southhampton, the standard home value is $4,372,420. The community dates back to the 1640s and is now known for its beaches, farms, and mansions. Many celebrities have lived in the town including Jennifer Lopez and Richard Gere.
The O.C. is set in Newport Beach, California.
Fans of The O.C. may find it unsurprising that Newport Beach, the home of the fictional well-off Cohen family, is among the priciest places to live in the United States. The coastal city, where the typical home value is $4,378,430, is known for its beaches, surf culture, and upscale shopping areas.
Los Altos, California, is the sixth most expensive zip code in the United States.
With a typical home value of $4,495,775, Los Altos is the sixth most expensive zip code in the United States. Located in Santa Clara County within the San Francisco Bay Area, it’s a primarily residential community, where seven small retail districts serve the town.
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In a land of mind-boggling wilderness, rugged roadside pit stops and some of the world's most impressive big fauna, Alaska’s epic highways offer unlimited possibilities for adventurous drivers.
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Let’s be honest: Alaska isn’t exactly a budget destination.
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In recent weeks, United Airlines aircraft have experienced at least 10 maintenance and flight diversion issues, some more dramatic than others. While United CEO Scott Kirby issued a statement this week saying the issues were “all unrelated” and “have our attention and have sharpened our focus,” nervous fliers may be wondering if this “focus” is enough.
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No landscape is as iconically associated with Arkansas as the Ozark Mountains. These forested highlands are crucial to the state's self-conception as a natural, rugged wonderland that incubates deep folk culture and a cherished sense of independence. The Ozarks dominate northwestern Arkansas, where they are divided into two geologic categories: the Springfield Plateau and the Boston Mountains.
Travel from Germany to the United States of America has returned to pre-pandemic levels. Speaking at ITB Berlin, on Wednesday the US ambassador to Germany, Amy Gutmann, stated that the two million mark has again been exceeded, and is now within 85 per cent of the 2019 figure.
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