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San Diego ZIP codes with the biggest home price increases

Last year was a big year for homeowners as the median home price in San Diego County hit new price peaks. The market was led by resale homes as the number of new homes constructed continued to be below historic averages. It wasn’t just the region’s ocean communities that saw big jumps, but inland areas where homes are less expensive. Data is based on communities with at least 20 sales and is provided by CoreLogic.

Last year was a big year for homeowners as the median home price in San Diego County hit new price peaks. The market was led by resale homes as the number of new homes constructed continued to be below historic averages. It wasn’t just the region’s ocean communities that saw big jumps, but inland areas where homes are less expensive. Data is based on communities with at least 20 sales and is provided by CoreLogic.

  (Howard Lipin / The San Diego Union-Tribune)

By Phillip Molnar
San Diego Union-Tribune
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10. Valley Center

Median resale home price: $595,000

Price increase in a year: 13.5 percent

Number of sales: 250

  (Charlie Neuman/The San Diego Union-Tribune)

9. North Park

Median resale home price: $710,000

Price increase in a year: 13.6 percent

Number of sales: 266

  (Rick Nocon / For The San Diego Union-Tribune)

8. Vista

Median resale home price: $530,000

Price increase in a year: 14 percent

Number of sales: 458

  (Nelvin C. Cepeda / The San Diego Union-Tribune)

7. Rancho Bernardo

Median resale home price: $1,044,000

Price increase in a year: 14.7 percent

Number of sales: 576

  (Nelvin C. Cepeda / The San Diego Union-Tribune)

6. Campo

Median resale home price: $289,000

Price increase in a year: 15.1 percent

Number of sales: 50

  (Peggy Peattie / For The San Diego Union-Tribune)

4. Spring Valley

Median resale home price: $520,000

Price increase in a year: 15.4 percent

Number of sales: 84

  (Hayne Palmour IV / The San Diego Union-Tribune)

3. Solana Beach

Median resale home price: $1,435,000

Price increase in a year: 15.7 percent

Number of sales: 115

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

2. Pauma Valley

Median resale home price: $515,000

Price increase in a year: 15.7 percent

Number of sales: 36

  (Hayne Palmour IV / The San Diego Union-Tribune)

1. Ocean Beach

Median resale home price: $1,066,000

Price increase in a year: 21.9 percent

Number of sales: 168

  (Alejandro Tamayo / The San Diego Union-Tribune)

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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.

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