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No. 1: 91008
Duarte/Bradbury, Calif.
Median Home Price: $4,276,462
No, it’s not Beverly Hills, rather a small suburb northeast of downtown. We seriously doubt the weekly nighttime drama Duarte 91008 will make the Fox fall schedule.
No. 2: 94027
Atherton, Calif.
Median Home Price: $4,010,200
Its state government is a mess, but it’s still the place to be, as this is the second of six--yes, six--appearances for the Golden State (stress gold) in this week’s top 10.
No. 3: 90274
Rolling Hills, Calif.
Median Home Price: $3,892,456
See above
No. 4: 07620
Alpine, N.J.
Median Home Price: $3,814,885
Jersey jokes aside, its proximity to major metropolitan areas have Alpine in the No. 4 spot. It would have rated higher but for something called a “Snooki.”
No. 5: 10014
New York, N.Y.
Median Home Price: $3,785,445
A New York state of mind will cost you $3.8 million, on average; though we suspect Wall Street unemployment and high-net-worth tax flight have caused these prices to decrease slightly.
No. 6: 90210
Beverly Hills, Calif.
Median Home Price: $3,684,150
Call it 9021-Doh! Beverly Hills might not have the cache it once did, as younger entrepreneur millionaires look for communities without so many, well …airs.
No. 7: 10065
New York, N.Y.
Median Home Price: $3,626,001
Our prediction for No. 5 is already coming true.  
No. 8: 94920
Belvedere/Tiburon, Calif.
Median Home Price: $3,283,269
Just across the Bay from San Francisco, the “City—Golden Gate Bridge—Alcatraz” view trifecta will cost a cool $3.3 million.
No. 9: 10012
New York, N.Y.
Median Home Price: $3,221,371
Falling like the Yankees’ World Series prospects.
No. 10: 93108
Santa Barbara/Montecito, Calif.
Median Home Price: $3,151,220
If it’s good for Oprah, it’s good for us. The media mogul purchased property in 2001, although the asking price for 23,000-square-foot Georgian-style main house was a little north of the $3 million median (try $50 million).