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Reference: Lists & Rankings: America’s Most Expensive Zip Codes

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Forbes released their 2012 list (ranked by median home price) the other day.

500 Zip Codes are ranked.

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Top Five Zip Codes

  1. 10065, New York, NY
  2. 07620, Alpine, NJ
  3. 94027, Atherton, CA
  4. 11962, Sagaponack, NY
  5. 94010, Hillsborough, CA
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