Top Ten Most Expensive Real Estate Markets in the United States

November 19, 2013

Most Expensive Cities to Buy a House in the United States

A new top ten list displays the most expensive cities in the United States to buy a house. These are essentially the top ten most expensive real estate markets in the Unites States. Most rich places in the United States are in California according to Coldwell Banker. This is no surprise considering many rich people live in California or own homes there.

On the other hand, as you will read below, the most affordable cities actually are in the Midwest and Rust Belt cities due to low demand to live in certain parts of these areas. A combo of space and a rough economy has turned much of the Midwest and South into havens of affordability.

Take a look at the top ten cities and some of the amazing houses that are in these cities below.

1. Malibu, Calif.: $2,155,900

malibu

2. Newport Beach, Calif.: $1,773,824

newportbeach

3. Saratoga, Calif.: $1,684,261

saratoga

4. Los Gatos, Calif.: $1,360,497

losgatos

5. San Francisco, Calif.: $1,309,599

sanfrancisco

6. Stone Harbor, N.J.: $1,301,727

stoneharbor

7. Cupertino, Calif.: $1,292,400

cupertino

8. Orono, Minn.: $1,251,873

orono

9. Weston, Mass.: $1,229,000

weston

10. Redwood City, Calif.: $1,203,357

redwoodcity

The Most and Least Expensive

If you cannot take looking at the richest places in the United States because it depresses you, why not take a look at some of the cheapest places below. This chart has not only the most expensive places to buy a house, but also the cheapest.

citiess

 

What do you think of this list? Would you agree with it? Leave your thoughts and comments below. Also follow us on Twitter and Like us on Facebook on the side of the site.

Categories: ,  
Co-founder of Urban Splatter • Digital Marketer • Engineer • Meditator

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

2 comments on “Top Ten Most Expensive Real Estate Markets in the United States”

  1. Manhattan is only 1 borough in NYC. The other 4 boroughs certainly bring down the overall average because there are a million small row homes. I would guess that may be why it isn't listed. But Manhattan on its own I would agree.

  2. Hi Dave,
    Weston Massachusetts is beautiful and a short commute to Downtown Boston. Also, its a great investment since it always maintains its high value.

Related Posts

March 21, 2023
Steven Tyler House: The Marshfield Mansion

Who is Steven Tyler? Steven Tyler is a singer, songwriter, musician, and Television personality. He was born in New York City on March 26, 1948. His father, Victor A. Tallarico, was also a musician. His real name is Steven Victor Tallarico, but professionally he is popular as Steven Tyler. Also known for wearing colorful outfits, […]

Read More
March 21, 2023
Personalized Custom Keychains That Show Your Identity

In today's world, people are always on the lookout for something that represents their unique identity. One such thing that people carry with them wherever they go is a keychain. Custom keychains not only hold our keys but also serve as a representation of our identity. And what better way to showcase your identity than […]

Read More
March 21, 2023
The Perfect Accessory: Fashionable Keychains 

In today's world, accessories have become an essential part of our daily lives, from adding a touch of style to our outfits to providing comfort and support to our bodies. Two accessories that have gained popularity in recent times are keychains and body pillows. In this article, we will discuss the benefits of these accessories […]

Read More

LEGAL

Welcome to Urban Splatter, the blog about eccentric luxury real estate and celebrity houses for the inquisitive fans interested in lifestyle and design. Also find the latest architecture, construction, home improvement and travel posts.

SHOPPING

linkedin facebook pinterest youtube rss twitter instagram facebook-blank rss-blank linkedin-blank pinterest youtube twitter instagram