, is listed for a cool $160,000,000 and lies within the boundaries of the 90210 zip code.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\nBeverly Hills\u2019 neighbor to the north, Bel Air, nabbed sixth at $4,495,000, while Pacific Palisades came in 20th with a median list price of $3,395,000. Brentwood, home of The Getty and numerous hillside estates, took 39th place at $2,537,500.<\/p>\n
Venice, the epicenter of Silicon Beach, boasted a median asking price of $2,299,500, earning it the number 51 slot. The Sherman Oaks neighborhood of the Valley, a hotspot for families looking for larger lots and quick access to the 405, stood in 54th place at $2,294,500.<\/p>\n
The zip code encompassing Melrose, Fairfax, La Brea and the Miracle Mile had a median list price of $2,038,500, positioning it at number 68. Next came the greater Beverly Grove area, including West Hollywood West and Carthay Circle, in 74th place at $1,995,000.<\/p>\n
The Westside had the highest concentration of well-to-do zipcodes, but one Eastside neighborhood made the list (#85) \u2014 Los Feliz with a typical list price of $1,895,000. Rounding out the top 10 for Los Angeles was the Sunset Strip, Norma Triangle and The Bird Streets, ranking 86th overall at $1,895,000.<\/p>\n
A whopping 68 out of the 100 priciest zip codes are located in California. The most expensive market overall was Atherton, a small town outside Palo Alto, with a median price of $8,650,000.<\/p>\n
Curious to see if your zip code made the list? You can check it out in its entirety <\/span>here<\/span><\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\n
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