The houses cost more than $4 million in the most expensive neighborhoods of the New York and Los Angeles metropolitan areas, with Sagaponack, New York, in the lead, according to an analysis that compared the two major cities of the country.
the average price for a home in the Tony Hamptons enclave costs $6,972,500, according to online real estate broker RealtyHop .
It is closely followed by 90210, perhaps the most famous zip code in the United States due to the popular television show “Beverly Hills, 90210″. Homes in this part of Beverly Hills cost $6,699,500.
In third place is Water Mill, one of five Zip Codes in the Hamptons
The top 10 rankings, listed below.
1. Sagaponack, New York (11962)
Median Home Sale Price in 2022: $6,972,500
2.Beverly Hills, Calif. (90210)
Median Home Sale Price in 2022: $6,699,500
3. Watermill, New York (1976)
Average sale price of homes in 2022: $5,500,000
4. Shelter Island Heights, New York (11965)
Average sale price of homes in 2022: $4,750,000
5Newport Beach, California (92662)
Median home sale price in 2022: $4,674,750
6. Bridgehampton, New York (11932)
Median Home Sale Price in 2022: $4,395,000
7. Amaganset, New York (11930)
Average sale price of homes in 2022: $4,250,000
8Newport Beach, Calif. (92661)
Average sale price of homes in 2022: $4,150,000
9. Mill Neck, New York (11765)
Average sale price of homes in 2022: $4,000,000
10. Quogo, New York (11959)
Median Home Sale Price in 2022: $3,999,999
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While New York’s seven zip codes dominate the charts, Los Angeles has a comparable number of expensive neighborhoods, including Santa Monica and Pacific Palisades, ranked 12th and 14th, respectively.
For the analysis, RealtyHop looked at the five-county metro area surrounding Los Angeles. The New York metropolitan area includes neighboring New Jersey and Long Island counties.
Both cities are wealth magnets, with New York City ranking first overall in the number of millionaire residents.. and Los Angeles in sixth place, according to a recent study. However, that study didn’t include Long Island, which includes even more affluent residents living in the Hamptons.
