Table by RentCafe.com<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n Manhattan ZIP Code 10282 in Battery Park City not only keeps its number one spot as most expensive in the nation since last year, but it also climbs well above $6,000, with apartment rents at $6,211 per month on average. The river-side neighborhood is seeing a tremendous increase in demand after getting a slew of high-end restaurants and big-name luxury retailers in the past few years<\/a>.<\/p>\n Battery Park City is followed by ZIP Code 10013 covering the Tribeca and SoHo neighborhoods, another prime location in lower Manhattan, highly sought-after by those working in the Financial District and not only. Despite a 0.8% decrease in rent since last year, it hasn\u2019t budged from second place with an average monthly rent of $5,327. In third place nationwide is another Manhattan ZIP, 10023 in Upper West Side, where the price of enjoying Central Park views is upwards of $5,000 per month.<\/p>\n With 18 ZIP Codes across Los Angeles<\/a>, San Francisco<\/a>, Corte Madera<\/a>, Redwood City<\/a>, Culver City<\/a>, Menlo Park<\/a>, San Mateo<\/a>, Mountain View<\/a>, Marina Del Rey<\/a>, Santa Monica<\/a>, Cupertino<\/a> and Sunnyvale<\/a>, California apartments aren’t too far behind those in New York. In fact, among the top 10 most expensive ZIP Codes 3 alone are in California, split between two in LA and one in SF.<\/p>\n The most expensive ZIP Code outside of NYC is LA’s Westwood\u00a090024, ranked fourth with an average rent of $4,944. In fifth place nationwide is\u00a0Los Angeles ZIP Code 90048, covering parts of West Hollywood<\/a> and Beverly Grove<\/a>. It went up seven places compared to last year, seeing a 3.7% increase in average rent, reaching $4,896 per month. Meanwhile, in San Francisco, 94105 is the highest-priced ZIP Code for renting, ranking sixth nationally. The area covering East Cut\/Rincon Hill has an average apartment rent of $4,858 per month.<\/p>\n There are many great cities in the country\u00a0\u2014 Seattle<\/a>, Austin<\/a>, Miami\u00a0<\/a>\u2014 but\u00a0Boston<\/a> is the only city outside of California and New York to make the top 50 list, with four ZIP Codes. The priciest rents are in 02210 in Boston’s Seaport District\/West Broadway area, with an average apartment rent above $4,000, ranked 32 in the country. Boston also ranks 36, 39 and 40 with ZIP Codes 02111, 02116, and 02114, respectively.<\/p>\n Below you can find the most expensive ZIP Codes in each U.S. region. Overall, the most expensive regions are none other than the Northeast and California, followed by Pacific Northwest, Mid Atlantic, Midwest, and Southeast regions.<\/p>\n Five cities dominate the Pacific Northwest, boasting the most expensive ZIP Codes: Bellevue<\/a>, Seattle<\/a>, Issaquah<\/a>, Mercer Island<\/a> and Redmond<\/a> WA.<\/p>\n In the Mid-Atlantic area, the most expensive ZIP Codes can be found in: Washington, DC<\/a>; Arlington, VA<\/a>; Potomac, MD<\/a>; Mc Lean, VA<\/a>; Bethesda, MD<\/a> and Chevy Chase, MD<\/a>.<\/p>\n The Southeast’s most expensive ZIP Codes are in Miami, FL; Fort Lauderdale, FL<\/a>; Alpharetta, GA<\/a> and Boca Raton, FL<\/a>, while the Midwest is represented by Chicago, IL<\/a> and Minneapolis, MN<\/a>.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.rentcafe.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/62\/2019\/09\/2019_most-expensive-Zip-Codes-Manhattan_.jpg\")
<\/p>\nLos Angeles’ 90024 is the most expensive ZIP in sunny California<\/h3>\n
The most expensive ZIP Codes in America by region<\/h3>\n