Most Expensive ZIP Code: 20854 Median Home List Price: $1,346,967 From well-connected political insiders to high-powered lawyers and lobbyists, Maryland has long been the place much of the D.C. ruling class chooses for a primary residence. With a 30-minute commute…
Most Expensive ZIP Code: 40026 Median Home List Price: $545,298 Many of America’s richest ZIP codes lie in highly coveted urban centers; Goshen is a city of fewer than 1,000 people. The seventh city in Oldham County, Goshen is renowned…
Most Expensive ZIP Code: 60043 Median Home List Price: $1,517,467 The small and wealthy North Shore suburb of Kenilworth has been the richest ZIP code in Illinois for several years running; the median home sale price there breached seven figures…
Most Expensive ZIP Code: 20007 Median Home List Price: $1,246,663 The median household income in the posh, 10,447-population Georgetown neighborhood is nearly $156,000 a year. It’s known for the elite university that bears its name, its catalog of D.C. power…
Most Expensive ZIP Code: 33109 Median Home List Price: $3,592,981 Fisher Island isn’t so much a town as it is a private, members-only island reserved for the 1%. You have to pay $250,000 in membership dues just to gain access…
Most Expensive ZIP Code: 90210 Median Home List Price: $6,062,925 There’s much hype about the unaffordable Bay Area tech hubs of San Jose and San Francisco, but the most famous ZIP code in America is still the priciest in the…
Most Expensive ZIP Code: 85253 Median Home List Price: $2,263,540 Tucked between Scottsdale and Phoenix, Paradise Valley averages 294 days of sunshine a year. It’s home to a half-dozen restaurants…
Every city has good neighborhoods and bad neighborhoods, but some ZIP codes are so exclusive that “good” feels paltry as a description — meaning that in many states, you’d get…
I am bending over in the front yard, my right hand wrist-deep in water as I grope for what I hope is the manual shutoff valve to our sprinkler system.…
Looking for a brand-new home? Home builders have been busy this year. For home buyers on the hunt for new construction, Texas is the place to be. Three of its…
Moving sales are great for bargain hunters, typically not so much for people holding the sale, who might be less interested in profit than in cutting down on how much…
An explosion of real-estate websites has made it easier than ever to shop for a new home without ever leaving yours. Still, while having so much information at your fingertips…
By most accounts, 2019 is shaping up as a complex year to sell a home. Inventory is still at historic lows and demand remains strong, thanks to continued job growth,…
With their soaring steeples, glistening stained glass, and beautiful belfries, churches are unlike any other structures. But places of worship, like people, grow and change; over time, some are decommissioned…
Each year, millions of people move to a new community. While immersing yourself in new surroundings may not trump unpacking and setting up a home, there are reasons to make…
It’s been a decade since the Great Recession, triggered by the subprime mortgage crisis and lax lending standards. After the economic downturn during which many people lost their homes, the…
Right around the time of year the sun starts sticking around longer and the temperatures creep upward, a house by the beach starts to sound mighty nice. Though with far…
The economy is better for graduating college students than it’s been in years, but that isn’t saying much. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, their unemployment rate is 7.1…