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    California holds 70% of the country's priciest ZIP Codes for home buyers

    Home prices across the country soared during the pandemic, but at the top of the market, California kept its crown as the priciest state in the nation — by far. A new study from PropertyShark found that California holds 89 of the 127 most expensive ZIP Codes in the country, or roughly 70%. That's three percentage points more than the lion's share it held last year. The report, which measured ...
    by Jack Flemming, Los Angeles Times Nov 18, 2021 3 minutes

    Home prices across the country soared during the pandemic, but at the top of the market, California kept its crown as the priciest state in the nation — by far.

    A new study from PropertyShark found that California holds 89 of the 127 most expensive ZIP Codes in the country, or roughly 70%. That's three percentage points more than the lion's share it held last year.

    The report, which measured 2021 residential transactions that closed from Jan. 1

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