Unveiling the Luxurious: Exploring North Dakota’s Most Expensive ZIP Code

For years, the most expensive zip code in the United States was 90210. That's for Beverly Hills, California. According to the latest information released by Architectural Digest, it is now the 3rd richest zip code in the nation. The priciest zip code now is 94027. Located in San Mateo County in the Bay Area, Atherton is the most expensive zip code in the US. To some, that is a bit controversial. Many housing advocates believe the town's zoning restrictions exclude and metaphorically gate the community by allowing only one single-family dwelling per acre and no sidewalks.

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Have you ever wondered what the most expensive zip code is in North Dakota? CNBC looked at every state in the union, and the answer might surprise you.

North Dakota

• Most expensive ZIP code: Fargo (58104)
• Median list price: $439,900
• Median square footage: 2,657

Let's see where things land regionally.

Minnesota

• Most expensive ZIP code: Wayzata (55391)
• Median list price: $1,716,000
• Median square footage: 3,963

Montana

• Most expensive ZIP code: Whitefish (59937)
• Median list price: $1,487,000
• Median square footage: 2,109

South Dakota

• Most expensive ZIP code: Lead (57754)
• Median list price: $922,000
• Median square footage: 2,724

The discovery that Atherton, California, is the new ZIP code crown gem in the United States signifies a substantial shift in the country's real estate and wealth landscape. Once renowned for its extravagance, Beverly Hills has stepped back, surrendering its esteemed title to the wealthy community of the Bay Area. But within these epic tales, there are intriguing finds to be made in unlikely places, such as Fargo, North Dakota, whose 58104 ZIP code shows up as an unexpected player in the country's real estate market. It's clear from looking through these localized glimpses of lavish life that wealth has no boundaries, surpassing conventional notions and materializing in a variety of areas around the nation.

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