Biggest home price increases, by ZIP, since 2003

These 10 ZIP codes made it through the housing boom, recession and back again to see the biggest home price increases in the county.

Data comes from CoreLogic.

(Eduardo Contreras / UT San Diego)

By Phillip Molnar

San Diego Union-Tribune

Feb. 8, 2017 9:50 AM PT

Median price increase since 2003: 49.7%

2003 median home price: $354,000

2016 median home price: $530,000

(David Brooks / San Diego Union-Tribune)

Median home price gain since 2003: 62.6%

2003 Median home price: $565,000

2016 Median home price: $918,500

(Charlie Neuman / San Diego Union-Tribune)

Median home price increase since 2003: 75.3%

2003 Median home price: $813,000

2016 Median home price: $1,425,000

(K.C. Alfred / San Diego Union-Tribune)

Median home price increase since 2003: 92.1%

2003 Median home price: $575,000

2016 Median home price: $1,104,500

(Eduardo Contreras / UT San Diego)

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Phillip Molnar

Phillip Molnar covers residential real estate, as well as other business issues for The San Diego Union-Tribune. He is an award-winning New Jersey, California and national reporter. Before coming to the Union-Tribune, he worked for the Monterey Herald, The Express-Times and New Jersey Herald. He lives in Chula Vista.

Biggest home price increases, by ZIP, since 2003

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