An analysis of America’s most valuable residential neighborhoods reveals striking patterns in luxury real estate values and growth trajectories across coastal markets, according to Zillow Home Value Index data through November 2024. Florida dominates the ultra-luxury segment, claiming six of the top ten positions, with Gables Estates in Coral Gables leading at $21.4 million, followed by Naples’ Port Royal at $15 million. California’s highest entry appears at number 47 with Beverly Hills Gateway at nearly $10 million, though the state claims the majority of positions between $4-6 million. The data shows significant pandemic-era appreciation, with most neighborhoods posting 100%+ gains since 2014, particularly in Miami Beach’s Venetian Islands, where San Marino Island recorded a 197.3% increase. Notably, several top-tier markets display recent cooling, with six of the top ten neighborhoods showing negative growth in 2023-2024, including Port Royal’s -6.8% adjustment.
Geographic distribution highlights the enduring appeal of water access, with 27 of the 50 neighborhoods offering either ocean, bay, or gulf frontage. The vast majority of locations cluster in just three states – Florida, California, and New York – with only rare exceptions like Park City’s Upper Deer Valley in Utah and Scottsdale’s Estancia in Arizona breaking this pattern. Market dynamics show an interesting bifurcation between newer wealth hubs like Miami Beach’s islands, where values have sometimes tripled since 2014, and established enclaves like Beverly Hills and Palo Alto, where growth has been more moderate but baseline values started much higher. Climate migration appears evident in the data, with Florida locations showing particularly robust appreciation compared to California counterparts, even as recent months suggest a potential cooling in the ultra-luxury segment across all regions.
Please note that for some suburbs, there is no historical home value data.
1. Blossom Valley, Mountain View, CA
At the heart of Silicon Valley’s innovation corridor, Blossom Valley captures the essence of Mountain View’s residential charm. Minutes from tech giants yet wrapped in suburban serenity, this neighborhood has transformed its market presence from $2,084,699 in 2014 to $4,038,435 in 2024, with interim values of $2,933,576 in 2019 and $3,425,563 in 2023, showing impressive gains of 93.7% since 2014 and a robust 17.9% just last year.
2. Felton Gables, Menlo Park, CA
Tree-lined streets weave through this historic 1920s enclave, where about 90 distinguished homes create an intimate community atmosphere. From the original valuation of $2,447,146 in 2014, this prestigious pocket has steadily appreciated to $4,041,736 in 2024, passing through $3,110,038 in 2019 and $3,754,035 in 2023, marking consistent growth including 30% since 2019 and 7.7% in the past year.
3. Ritz Carlton, Jupiter, FL
Distinguished by its golf course vistas and resort privileges, this refined community exemplifies Jupiter’s luxury market evolution. Market values soared from $1,892,595 in 2019 to $4,055,066 in 2024, reaching $3,605,893 in 2023 along the way, demonstrating remarkable 114.3% appreciation since 2019 and maintaining momentum with 12.5% growth in the last year.
4. Coral Bay, Coral Gables, FL
Tucked along Coral Gables’ prestigious waterfront, this maritime enclave combines Mediterranean aesthetics with boating lifestyle. Current valuations stand at $4,095,366 for 2024, though historical data points are unavailable for comparative analysis.
5. Fruitvale, Saratoga, CA
Beneath the Santa Cruz Mountains’ foothills, Fruitvale blends Silicon Valley accessibility with pastoral charm. The neighborhood’s trajectory shows remarkable growth from $1,861,400 in 2014 to $4,096,062 in 2024, passing through $2,633,637 in 2019 and $3,489,958 in 2023, reflecting 120.1% total appreciation and an energetic 17.4% gain last year.
6. North of Montana, Santa Monica, CA
Between Montana Avenue’s boutiques and the Pacific Ocean, this coveted district epitomizes coastal California luxury. From $1,973,487 in 2014, values climbed steadily through $3,389,426 in 2019 and $4,109,750 in 2023, reaching $4,120,839 in 2024, marking 108.8% total growth despite modest 0.3% appreciation in the latest year.
7. Triangle South, Saratoga, CA
Set within Saratoga’s prized school district, Triangle South combines educational excellence with Silicon Valley connectivity. Property values have surged from $1,855,091 in 2014 to $4,161,481 in 2024, with intermediate points of $2,635,429 in 2019 and $3,524,393 in 2023, showing sustained momentum with 124.3% total growth and 18.1% in the past year.
8. Community Center, Palo Alto, CA
Surrounding Palo Alto’s civic heart, this walkable neighborhood puts cultural amenities at residents’ doorsteps. The market has strengthened from $2,636,886 in 2014 to $4,236,907 in 2024, moving through $3,455,956 in 2019 and $3,866,944 in 2023, reflecting 60.7% overall appreciation and 9.6% recent growth.
9. Saddle Trail Park, Wellington, FL
In Wellington’s equestrian paradise, Saddle Trail Park caters to the international horse sport community. While historical data isn’t available, current values stand at $4,289,260 in 2024, reflecting the area’s premium position in the equestrian real estate market.
10. Estancia, Scottsdale, AZ
Against the backdrop of the McDowell Mountains, Estancia combines desert luxury with world-class golf. Values rose from $2,374,679 in 2014 to $4,319,514 in 2024, passing through $2,465,937 in 2019 and $3,994,714 in 2023, showing 81.9% total growth and 8.1% recent appreciation.
11. Nurmi Isles, Fort Lauderdale, FL
Carved by scenic waterways, Nurmi Isles offers a Venetian-inspired lifestyle minutes from the Atlantic. Market values advanced from $2,403,001 in 2014 to $4,329,293 in 2024, with stops at $2,475,691 in 2019 and $4,035,957 in 2023, demonstrating 80.2% overall growth and 7.3% yearly gain.
12. Jordan Jr. High School, Palo Alto, CA
Anchored by its namesake school, this family-friendly district exemplifies Palo Alto’s educational focus. Property values climbed from $2,546,935 in 2014 to $4,347,277 in 2024, passing through $3,589,315 in 2019 and $3,899,278 in 2023, showing 70.7% total appreciation and 11.5% recent growth.
13. Bay Colony, Fort Lauderdale, FL
Stretching between the Intracoastal and the ocean, Bay Colony represents Fort Lauderdale’s beachfront elegance. From $2,230,206 in 2014, values rose to $4,411,513 in 2024, with interim points of $2,379,642 in 2019 and $4,120,505 in 2023, marking 97.8% total growth and 7.1% yearly appreciation.
14. Glen Una, Saratoga, CA
Nestled in Saratoga’s wooded hillsides, Glen Una offers sanctuary-like privacy minutes from Silicon Valley. Values increased from $2,183,836 in 2014 to $4,426,038 in 2024, moving through $2,963,746 in 2019 and $3,926,545 in 2023, showing 102.7% total appreciation and 12.7% recent growth.
15. Loyola, Los Altos, CA
Bordering Rancho San Antonio Preserve, Loyola combines natural beauty with Silicon Valley convenience. The market strengthened from $2,125,008 in 2014 to $4,526,450 in 2024, passing through $3,022,547 in 2019 and $3,915,304 in 2023, reflecting 113% total growth and 15.6% yearly gain.
16. Upper Deer Valley, Park City, UT
Perched above Park City’s renowned ski resort, Upper Deer Valley epitomizes luxury mountain living. Property values climbed from $1,732,671 in 2014 to $4,569,313 in 2024, with waypoints at $2,366,196 in 2019 and $4,050,297 in 2023, showing remarkable 163.7% total appreciation and 12.8% recent growth.
17. The Oaks, Calabasas, CA
Behind double-gated security, The Oaks provides celebrity-worthy privacy in the Santa Monica Mountains. Values rose from $2,614,367 in 2014 to $4,601,616 in 2024, moving through $3,072,401 in 2019 and $4,280,157 in 2023, marking 76% total growth and 7.5% yearly appreciation.
18. Coral Cay, Huntington Beach, CA
Along Huntington Harbor’s waterfront, Coral Cay offers a unique blend of coastal and marina living. From $2,564,641 in 2014, values increased to $4,686,638 in 2024, passing through $3,048,957 in 2019 and $4,521,959 in 2023, showing 82.7% total appreciation and 3.6% recent growth.
19. Admirals Cove, Jupiter, FL
Spanning 975 acres of waterfront paradise, Admirals Cove represents Jupiter’s premier yachting community. Market values surged from $1,331,119 in 2014 to $4,691,031 in 2024, with stops at $1,677,886 in 2019 and $4,170,949 in 2023, demonstrating exceptional 252.4% total growth and 12.5% yearly gain.
20. Harbor Acres, Sarasota, FL
Overlooking Sarasota Bay, Harbor Acres combines deep-water access with downtown proximity. Values climbed from $1,998,288 in 2014 to $4,725,822 in 2024, moving through $2,626,370 in 2019 and $4,611,487 in 2023, reflecting 136.5% total appreciation and 2.5% recent growth.
21. Old Palo Alto, Palo Alto, CA
Steeped in Silicon Valley history, Old Palo Alto showcases architectural diversity from Victorian to Contemporary. Property values increased from $3,098,109 in 2014 to $4,757,282 in 2024, passing through $4,224,564 in 2019 and $4,450,594 in 2023, showing 53.6% total growth and 6.9% yearly appreciation.
22. Lacy Estates, San Marino, CA
In San Marino’s prestigious core, Lacy Estates exemplifies Southern California’s grand estate tradition. Values strengthened from $3,286,095 in 2014 to $4,907,432 in 2024, with waypoints at $4,376,076 in 2019 and $4,401,535 in 2023, marking 49.3% total appreciation and 11.5% recent growth.
23. Central Menlo Park, Menlo Park, CA
Between Stanford University and downtown Menlo Park, this neighborhood balances academic heritage with modern luxury. Market values rose from $3,166,742 in 2014 to $4,913,140 in 2024, moving through $4,080,034 in 2019 and $4,731,810 in 2023, showing 55.1% total growth and 3.8% yearly gain.
24. Crescent Park, Palo Alto, CA
Along San Francisquito Creek, Crescent Park’s grand estates reflect early Palo Alto’s architectural ambitions. From $3,101,692 in 2014, values climbed to $4,947,633 in 2024, passing through $4,223,263 in 2019 and $4,643,504 in 2023, demonstrating 59.5% total appreciation and 6.5% recent growth.
25. Newport Coast, Newport Beach, CA
Crowning the hills above Crystal Cove, Newport Coast delivers panoramic Pacific views. Property values surged from $2,295,499 in 2014 to $4,977,719 in 2024, with stops at $2,665,225 in 2019 and $4,174,589 in 2023, showing impressive 116.8% total growth and 19.2% yearly appreciation.
26. Professorville, Palo Alto, CA
This historic district, home to Stanford’s early faculty, preserves turn-of-the-century architectural character. Values increased from $3,068,387 in 2014 to $5,026,531 in 2024, moving through $4,199,264 in 2019 and $4,717,215 in 2023, reflecting 63.8% total appreciation and 6.6% recent growth.
27. Point Dume, Malibu, CA
On Malibu’s most prominent headland, Point Dume offers dramatic coastal vistas and beach access. Market values soared from $1,691,640 in 2014 to $5,267,373 in 2024, passing through $3,496,150 in 2019 and $5,117,456 in 2023, showing exceptional 211.4% total growth and 2.9% yearly gain.
28. East Hampton Village, East Hampton, NY
In the heart of the Hamptons, this village center epitomizes East Coast seasonal luxury. Current values stand at $5,440,680 in 2024, though historical data points aren’t available for comparison.
29. Fruitvale West, Saratoga, CA
Adjacent to the original Fruitvale district, this area provides elevated views of the Santa Clara Valley. Values climbed from $2,561,740 in 2014 to $5,476,806 in 2024, with waypoints at $3,578,415 in 2019 and $4,758,637 in 2023, marking 113.8% total appreciation and 15.1% recent growth.
30. Alys Beach, Panama City Beach, FL
Along the Emerald Coast, Alys Beach’s white architecture creates a distinctive New Urbanism community. From $3,420,574 in 2019, values reached $5,602,442 in 2024, passing through $6,101,095 in 2023, showing 63.8% growth since 2019 despite recent -8.2% adjustment.
31. Old Palm, Palm Beach Gardens, FL
Set around a Raymond Floyd signature golf course, Old Palm delivers sophisticated golf estate living. Property values rose from $2,362,577 in 2014 to $6,057,494 in 2024, moving through $2,844,335 in 2019 and $5,456,749 in 2023, demonstrating 156.4% total growth and 11% yearly appreciation.
32. Cocoplum, Coral Gables, FL
Surrounded by Biscayne Bay, Cocoplum represents the pinnacle of Coral Gables waterfront living. Current values stand at $6,059,481 in 2024, though historical comparison data isn’t available.
33. Estuary at Grey Oaks, Naples, FL
Within Naples’ prestigious Grey Oaks, the Estuary section offers ultimate golf course luxury. Values strengthened from $2,652,879 in 2014 to $6,191,764 in 2024, passing through $3,110,460 in 2019 and $6,127,476 in 2023, showing 133.4% total appreciation and 1% recent growth.
34. Royal Palm, Boca Raton, FL
Between the Intracoastal and downtown Boca, Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club defines waterfront elegance. Market values climbed from $2,403,049 in 2014 to $6,264,196 in 2024, with stops at $3,096,863 in 2019 and $6,094,036 in 2023, reflecting 160.7% total growth and 2.8% yearly gain.
35. Hibiscus Island, Miami Beach, FL
Rising from Biscayne Bay, Hibiscus Island offers 360-degree water views and downtown Miami proximity. Property values increased from $3,131,957 in 2014 to $6,620,856 in 2024, moving through $3,849,384 in 2019 and $6,536,637 in 2023, demonstrating 111.4% total growth and 1.3% yearly appreciation.
36. Snapper Creek Lakes, Coral Gables, FL
Hidden behind mature landscaping, this guard-gated enclave provides ultimate privacy along Snapper Creek. While current values stand at $6,924,988 in 2024, historical data isn’t available for comparative analysis.
37. Trousdale Estates, Beverly Hills, CA
Perched in Beverly Hills’ elevated sector, Trousdale Estates showcases mid-century architectural innovation. Values adjusted from $8,069,702 in 2023 to $7,428,129 in 2024, showing recent -8.0% movement, though longer historical data isn’t available.
38. Di Lido Island, Miami Beach, FL
Part of Miami Beach’s exclusive Venetian Islands, Di Lido boasts wide water views and downtown skyline vistas. Market values grew from $3,263,875 in 2014 to $8,010,475 in 2024, passing through $4,297,692 in 2019 and $8,967,077 in 2023, showing 145.4% total appreciation despite recent -10.7% adjustment.
39. Aqualane Shore, Naples, FL
Steps from Third Street South, Aqualane Shores combines deep-water access with Old Naples charm. Values climbed from $3,229,672 in 2014 to $8,057,563 in 2024, with waypoints at $3,972,209 in 2019 and $8,432,044 in 2023, reflecting 149.5% total growth despite recent -4.4% movement.
40. Paradise Cove, Malibu, CA
Tucked into a pristine Malibu cove, this beachfront community offers the ultimate California coastal lifestyle. Recent values show movement from $8,553,901 in 2023 to $8,431,916 in 2024, marking a -1.4% adjustment, with earlier historical data unavailable.
41. Palm Island, Miami Beach, FL
Connected by bridge to South Beach, Palm Island represents Miami Beach’s historic luxury tradition. From $3,750,146 in 2014, values reached $8,513,292 in 2024, moving through $5,128,326 in 2019 and $8,550,100 in 2023, showing 127% total appreciation and slight -0.4% recent adjustment.
42. Shady Canyon, Irvine, CA
Nestled in a protected canyon, this golf community balances natural beauty with Orange County accessibility. Property values increased from $4,596,670 in 2014 to $8,550,254 in 2024, passing through $4,906,039 in 2019 and $7,117,238 in 2023, marking 86% total growth and strong 20.1% recent gain.
43. The Flats, Beverly Hills, CA
In Beverly Hills’ most walkable sector, The Flats exemplifies the city’s legendary luxury lifestyle. Market values surged from $3,368,138 in 2014 to $8,992,693 in 2024, with stops at $7,713,050 in 2019 and $9,174,890 in 2023, showing 167% total appreciation despite recent -2% adjustment.
44. Rivo Alto Island, Miami Beach, FL
Among the Venetian Islands, Rivo Alto delivers premium waterfront living between Miami and Miami Beach. Values soared from $3,305,759 in 2014 to $9,236,732 in 2024, moving through $4,033,493 in 2019 and $8,445,417 in 2023, demonstrating 179.4% total growth and robust 9.4% yearly gain.
45. San Marino Island, Miami Beach, FL
Distinguished by its wide waterfront lots, San Marino Island provides privacy within the Venetian Islands chain. Property values escalated from $3,143,226 in 2014 to $9,345,480 in 2024, passing through $4,430,591 in 2019 and $9,184,220 in 2023, reflecting 197.3% total appreciation and 1.8% recent growth.
46. Bear’s Club, Jupiter, FL
Developed by Jack Nicklaus, Bear’s Club represents the pinnacle of golf community luxury in northern Palm Beach County. From $5,080,878 in 2019, values reached $9,782,398 in 2024, passing through $8,720,914 in 2023, showing 92.5% growth since 2019 and 12.2% yearly gain.
47. Beverly Hills Gateway, CA
Marking the grand entrance to Beverly Hills, this prestigious area sets the tone for the city’s luxury reputation. Values rose from $3,978,488 in 2014 to $9,985,416 in 2024, with waypoints at $8,744,894 in 2019 and $10,265,099 in 2023, showing 151% total growth despite recent -2.7% adjustment.
48. Old Cutler Bay, Coral Gables, FL
Along historic Old Cutler Road, this waterfront enclave preserves Coral Gables’ original grandeur. Current values stand at $11,084,968 in 2024, though historical comparative data isn’t available.
49. Port Royal, Naples, FL
Occupying a peninsula between Naples Bay and the Gulf of Mexico, Port Royal represents Florida’s ultimate luxury address. Market values grew from $6,425,570 in 2014 to $15,043,145 in 2024, passing through $7,734,883 in 2019 and $16,138,112 in 2023, showing 134.1% total appreciation despite recent -6.8% movement.
50. Gables Estates, Coral Gables, FL
Stretching along Biscayne Bay’s protected waters, Gables Estates stands as South Florida’s most exclusive waterfront sanctuary. While current values peak at $21,426,453 in 2024, making it America’s most valuable neighborhood in our analysis, historical data isn’t available for comparative trending.
