These Are The Top 10 Most Expensive Neighborhoods To Live In America, 2018

With an average listing price of $10.19 million, Atherton, California was named the most expensive neighborhood to live in America, according to website Realtor.com. Atherton is also known as one of America’s most prestigious neighborhoods. Homeowners include Sequoia Capital’s Doug Leone, Eric Schmidt, Meg Whitman and Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen.

Los Altos is the second most expensive neighborhood overall, with an average listing price of $6.33 million – home to Google’s Sergey Brin.

The report looked at median listing prices for the period June 2017 to May 2018 to find the Zip codes with the highest home prices. Is your dream neighborhood listed?

These are the 10 most expensive neighborhoods to live in America:

1. Atherton, California
Median listing price: $10.19 million ($10,194,000)
Metro area: San Francisco, California
Zip code: 94027

2. Los Altos, California
Median listing price: $6.33 million
Metro area: San Jose, California
Zip code: 94022

3. New York City (Tribeca)
Median listing price: $5.14 million
Metro area: New York City, New York
Zip code: 10013

4. Medina, Washington
Median listing price: $4.89 million
Metro area: Seattle, Washington
Zip code: 98039

5. Miami Beach (Fisher Island)
Median listing price: $3.71 million
Metro area: Miami, Florida
Zip code: 33109

6. Glenbrook, Nevada (Lake Tahoe)
Median listing price: $3.23 million
Metro area: near Reno, Nevada
Zip code: 89413

7. Boston (Beacon Hill)
Median listing price: $3.16 million
Metro area: Boston, Massachusetts
Zip code: 02108

8. Woods Hole, Massachusetts
Median listing price: $13.15 million
Metro area: Barnstable Town, Massachusetts
Zip code: 02543

9. Snowmass, Colorado
Median listing price: $3.03 million
Metro area: Glenwood Springs, Colorado
Zip code: 81654

10. Wilson, Wyoming
Median listing price: $2.8 million
Metro area: Jackson, Wyoming
Zip code: 83014

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