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Home sellers may find the best opportunities to watch their profits peak this month, according to a new study from ATTOM Data Solutions, a real estate data firm. The spring and summer months are the best times of year to obtain the highest home seller profits, according to ATTOM’s analysis, based on home sale trends over the past 11 years.
The months of May, June, and July offer seller premiums of 10% or more above market value.
The top 15 days to sell are led by May 23, May 27, May 16, May 20, and May 19, according to the study. All five of those dates offer a seller premium between 15% and 18%, according to the study.
With home prices setting record highs month after month—reaching a remarkable nationwide median of $405,000 in March —just about all homebuyers are grumbling these days that they can’t get a break.
But if you’ve ever wondered just how high prices can go, it’s time to stop talking in generalities and get specific. In real estate terms, this means homing in on the five digits known as ZIP codes.
As “Beverly Hills, 90210” made all too clear, certain ZIP codes serve as glittery epicenters of wealth, with block-to-block megamansions that only the richest could fathom buying. And even if you’d never even think of settling down in such posh environs, it’s still fascinating to get a glimpse of where the richest 1% live—and what they pay.
So where are these hoity-toity enclaves hiding today? To find out, the data team at Realtor.com® sifted through our listings data to identify the most expensive ZIP codes in the nation in March, according to our most recent median list price data.