Last month, the national median list price was $199,500, down 0.25 percent for the year, according to Realtor.com housing data of 146 markets. But in San Francisco, the median list price is more than three times that amount.
The following is a list of the cities that had the highest median list prices in March, based on Realtor.com housing data.
1. San Francisco
Median list price: $639,000
Down 8.45 percent for the year
Median days on the market: 63
2. Santa Barbara-Santa Maria-Lompoc, Calif.
Median list price: $559,000
Down 19.57 percent year-over-year
Median days on the market: 117
3. San Jose, Calif.
Median list price: $470,000
Down 5.05 percent year-over-year
Median days on the market: 71
4. Orange County, Calif.
Median list price: $450,000
Down 5.05 percent year-over-year
Median days on the market: 100
5. Honolulu
Median list price: $444,000
Down 1.11 percent year-over-year
Median days on the market: 112
6. Santa Fe, New Mexico
Median list price: $435,000
Up 4.82 percent year-over-year
Median days on the market: 288
7. Ventura, Calif.
Median list price: $420,000
Down 6.67 percent year-over-year
Median days on the market: 93
8. New York
Median list price: $389,000
Down 2.51 percent year-over-year
Median days on the market: 146
9. Naples, Fla.
Median list price: $389,000
Up 2.40 percent year-over-year
Median days on the market: 225
10. Boulder-Longmont, Colo.
Median list price: $380,000
Up 2.73 percent year-over-year
Median days on the market: 114
Source: REALTOR® Magazine online (April 28, 2011)
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