The city of Urbandale, Iowa, is asking Congress to authorize a single, unique ZIP code for its 22-square-mile area. City officials state that having six different ZIP codes has caused years of ...

Florida's Fisher Island has dethroned Atherton, California, as the most expensive U.S. ZIP code, with a median price of $9.5 million. Atherton still recorded a record median sale price of $8.33 ...

After maintaining the No. 1 spot for the past eight years, Atherton has dropped to the second most expensive ZIP code in the U.S. According to PropertyShark's annual report, Atherton, at a median sale ...

Seven of the 10 most expensive ZIP codes in the United States sit in California, which probably comes as no surprise to many Californians. But the nation’s priciest ZIP code, 33109, lies on Fisher ...

Five zip codes in Massachusetts are among the 100 most expensive places in the nation to purchase a home, according to a study from the real estate data and research company PropertyShark. On average, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. With the highest property taxes in the U.S. and rising costs on everything, it's no surpise New Jersey is one of the most ...

With the highest property taxes in the U.S. and rising costs on everything, it's no surpise New Jersey is one of the most expensive places to live. But a recent PropertyShark report has visualized the ...

Coming in second doesn’t make Atherton (ZIP code 94027) an affordable place to live, though. For perspective, the cheapest home sold in 2025 so far went for $3 million. Meanwhile, the most expensive ...

Looking to relocate? The Sacramento area has one of the "hottest ZIP codes" in the nation, according to MovingPlace. More than 25 million Americans moved to new homes in 2024, the national moving ...

The average home value in Idaho is over $470,000, but the five cheapest ZIP codes in Idaho see lower home values. doswald@idahostatesman.com Darin Oswald With housing prices on the rise across the ...

America's richest ZIP codes, ranked by per capita income, upend the "home price = wealth" myth, with a genuine shocker at #7.