While Sioux Falls didn’t quite make the cut, the coasts seemed to keep all the priciest places for home buyers all to themselves. . .
Real estate listings site Property Shark recently used data from all residential transactions closed in 2016 to determine which ZIP codes across the US were most expensive for buyers.
California dominated the list with 17 cities represented, including well-known places like Beverly Hills and its famous 90210 ZIP code.
New York also claimed six spots, with pricey Hamptons favorite Sagaponack coming in at No. 1.
Only ZIP codes containing more than five sold properties were considered for the list. Property Shark helped us find listings that were close to each of the ZIP codes’ median sales price.
10. 94028: Portola Valley, California
Median sale price: $2,815,000
This Portola Valley home is on the market for around $2.6 million. It comes complete with three bedrooms, a spacious kitchen, and high, wood-beamed ceilings. The surrounding forest views add a cozy touch.
9. 94022: Lost Altos, California
Median sale price: $2,831,250 
Snag this five-bedroom Los Altos home for around $2.7 million. The freshly painted interior is airy and bright, while the newly landscaped backyard provides a quiet, private place to relax.
8. 94301: Palo Alto, California
Median sale price: $2,935,000
For around $3 million, this two-home lot in Palo Alto allows owners a rare opportunity to build the house of their dreams up to 2,600 square feet in size. The newly renovated guesthouse out back boasts 950 square feet of space and can be utilized as a separate rental unit.
7. 90210: Beverly Hills, California
Median sale price: $3,128,250 
For just over $3 million, enjoy this luxury penthouse in the heart of Beverly Hills. The unit comes equipped with high ceilings, two master suites, and a private rooftop deck.
6. 10007: New York City
Median sale price: $3,349,657
This two-bedroom, three-bathroom TriBeCa residence offers 10-foot ceilings, gold marble countertops, and a full-size in-unit washer and dryer. It’s on the market for around $3.35 million.
5. 90402: Santa Monica, California
This cheery Santa Monica home is available for $3.25 million. It boasts a renovated chef’s kitchen, private swimming pool, and loads of outdoor space.
4. 33109: Miami Beach, Florida
Median sale price: $3,400,000Boasting both pool and beach views, this 2,744-square-foot Miami Beach home is available for around $3.4 million. It also has also high-end appliances and a glass walk-in closet to swoon over.
3. 10013: New York City
Median sale price: $3,808,765Cool white walls and streams of natural light give this TriBeCa apartment a cozy vibe. The spacious home is on the market for $3.75 million.
2. 94027: Atherton, California
Median sale price: $5,425,000Available for $5.5 million, this Atherton home features white marble countertops, four spacious bedrooms, and an outdoor kitchen.
1. 11962: Sagaponack, New York
Median sale price: $5,500,000 
This classic Hamptons beach house comes complete with a heated pool, outdoor gardens, and a spacious deck, perfect for entertaining all summer. The home is on the market for $5.75 million.
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