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The middle value of owner-occupied homes, as estimated by their owners. Not a sale price. The Census caps reporting at $2,000,000+.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).

U.S.
$332,700
California
$734,700
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Top and bottom zip codes in California

Zip codes with 1,000+ residents

Zip codes with the most expensive homes

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  1. 194027Atherton$2,000,000+
  2. 294957Ross$2,000,000+
  3. 394028Portola Valley$2,000,000+
  4. 494123San Francisco$2,000,000+
  5. 594920Belvedere Tiburon$2,000,000+
  6. 695030Los Gatos$2,000,000+
  7. 794022Los Altos$2,000,000+
  8. 894024Los Altos$2,000,000+
  9. 990210Beverly Hills$2,000,000+
  10. 1090077Los Angeles$2,000,000+

Zip codes with the least expensive homes

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  1. 193562Trona$66,100
  2. 296113Herlong$73,900
  3. 392283Winterhaven$94,200
  4. 492257Niland$102,200
  5. 592241Desert Hot Springs$124,000
  6. 693516Boron$126,600
  7. 792242Earp$128,100
  8. 893239Kettleman City$138,300
  9. 993205Bodfish$143,100
  10. 1093201Alpaugh$146,900

Median home value by county in California

  1. 1San Mateo County$1,559,600
  2. 2Marin County$1,507,300
  3. 3Santa Clara County$1,490,600
  4. 4San Francisco County$1,394,500
  5. 5Alameda County$1,090,100
  6. 6Santa Cruz County$1,027,500
  7. 7Orange County$962,600
  8. 8Napa County$869,500
  9. 9Contra Costa County$866,800
  10. 10San Diego County$854,700
  11. 11Los Angeles County$834,200
  12. 12San Luis Obispo County$824,700
  13. 13Ventura County$822,700
  14. 14Sonoma County$815,500
  15. 15San Benito County$793,400
  16. 16Santa Barbara County$790,700
  17. 17Monterey County$781,000
  18. 18Placer County$688,100
  19. 19El Dorado County$679,900
  20. 20Mono County$639,400
  21. 21Nevada County$621,800
  22. 22Yolo County$620,700
  23. 23Solano County$617,700
  24. 24Alpine County$590,200
  25. 25Riverside County$557,300
  26. 26Sacramento County$534,200
  27. 27San Joaquin County$530,700
  28. 28Mendocino County$512,200
  29. 29San Bernardino County$505,000
  30. 30Calaveras County$457,200
  31. 31Stanislaus County$450,100
  32. 32Amador County$449,800
  33. 33Humboldt County$446,900
  34. 34Sutter County$433,500
  35. 35Tuolumne County$433,200
  36. 36Butte County$424,700
  37. 37Yuba County$412,300
  38. 38Colusa County$393,400
  39. 39Madera County$393,200
  40. 40Merced County$391,800
  41. 41Fresno County$388,800
  42. 42Mariposa County$387,900
  43. 43Shasta County$366,400
  44. 44Plumas County$360,200
  45. 45Glenn County$352,400
  46. 46Inyo County$348,700
  47. 47Del Norte County$342,000
  48. 48Tehama County$339,600
  49. 49Kern County$338,300
  50. 50Sierra County$331,900
  51. 51Tulare County$330,100
  52. 52Trinity County$325,800
  53. 53Kings County$324,300
  54. 54Lake County$324,300
  55. 55Imperial County$309,600
  56. 56Siskiyou County$309,500
  57. 57Lassen County$265,300
  58. 58Modoc County$224,700

Questions about this map

Which zip code has the highest median home value in California?

Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 94027 (Atherton, CA) has the highest: $2,000,000+.

Which zip code has the lowest median home value in California?

93562 (Trona, CA) has the lowest: $66,100.

What is the median home value for the United States?

$332,700; in California it is $734,700.

Where does this data come from?

U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). The middle value of owner-occupied homes, as estimated by their owners. Not a sale price. The Census caps reporting at $2,000,000+.

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