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The DC-Area Zip Codes Where Home Prices Have Appreciated The Most in 2024

  • August 30th

by UrbanTurf Staff

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A home that sold in 20012 earlier this year. 

Today, UrbanTurf is taking a look at the areas around DC that have seen the highest home price appreciation so far in 2024.

In the table below, we outline the five zip codes that have seen the largest percentage increase in home values this year. In order to qualify for the list, a zip code had to record at least 30 sales so far in 2024. 

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The Ballston zip code of 22203 -- home to sections of Ballston and Virginia Square -- saw the highest appreciation at 35%, thanks to prices increasing for all property types. The DC zip code of 20012, which encompasses Takoma, Colonial Village and Shepherd Park, has seen home prices rise 31%, the result of condos and smaller detached houses seeing big price increases. The zip code of 20008 (Woodley and Cleveland Park) saw prices rise 27.5%, the result of increases for larger single-family homes. 

Rounding out the list are two zip codes where prices have risen about 20%, including the McLean zip code of 22101, where the median home price rose to above $1.8 million. 

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/the_dc-area_zip_codes_where_home_prices_have_appreciated_the_most_in_2024/22661.

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