America's Most and Least Expensive Neighborhoods Revealed
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A new report from American Home Shield reveals that the most expensive neighborhoods in the US are located in California, Florida, and New York, while the cheapest zip codes can be found in the Rust Belt and the South. The most expensive neighborhood is San Francisco's South of Market, with a median price of $5,415 per square foot, while the least expensive is Homewood, Pennsylvania, at $29 per square foot. The difference between the most and least expensive neighborhoods is $5,386 per square foot.
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