The U.S. housing market is cooling due to mounting economic uncertainty and affordability woes, but some regional markets are heating up—fueled by surging buyer demand and limited supply of for-sale ...

The metro Phoenix area is home to one of the top zip codes to move to in the country, according to a new report. Here's why this area is so popular.

The typical home value in Woody Creak, Colorado, is $4,336,373, making it the 10th most expensive zip code in the country. In the 2020 census, the population of the costly enclave near Aspen was just ...

DALLAS — Read this story and more North Texas business news from our partners at the Dallas Business Journal. On a new ranking of the nation's 1,000 wealthiest places, 20 ZIP codes in Dallas-Fort ...

LANCASTER, Pa. — Every year, Realtor.com comes out with a list showing the top 50 ZIP codes in the U.S. where buyer interest is the strongest and houses are flying off the market. This year, Lancaster ...

PORTLAND, Oregon — Eight different ZIP codes in the Portland area are among the wealthiest in the U.S., according to the Wealthy 1000 compiled by the Business Journal. The 97212-area code — which ...

Seven of the 10 most expensive ZIP codes in the United States sit in California, which probably comes as no surprise to many Californians. But the nation’s priciest ZIP code, 33109, lies on Fisher ...

Two Eugene ZIP codes saw sharp rises in moves between September and October. Here's how significant of a month-over-month change there was and why.

California, New York, and Florida continue to have the most expensive real estate in the US. But home prices aren't the only way to measure how prosperous a ZIP code is. Mountain West states dominate ...

Glen Mills train station in the suburb of Philadelphia. ZIP codes covering Philadelphia suburbs tended to dominate the list of the most expensive ZIP codes in Pennsylvania. When you are thinking about ...

Some of the Big Apple’s ritziest ZIP codes are seeing home values plummet amid the sustained exodus from the city caused by the pandemic, spiraling crime and ballooning taxes, experts told The Post.