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The ZIP codes with the newest homes in America

The 50 ZIP codes in the U.S. where homes are newest, by the median year homes were built. In Albany, NY (12222), half of all homes were built in 2021 or later.

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#TownZIP codeMedian year builtMedian home valuePrice per sq ftPopulation
1Albany, NY122222021——6,889
2Arlington, TX760052018$523,400$2287,102
3San Antonio, TX782522017$250,600$14721,790
4Bradenton, FL342112016$654,600$25424,980
5Port Saint Lucie, FL349872016$460,900$21921,727
6Aurora, CO800192016$560,700$2447,900
7Prosper, TX750782015$732,300$22353,011
8Fulshear, TX774412015$582,000$17441,324
9Ponte Vedra, FL320812015$642,500$29529,784
10The Villages, FL321632015$500,900$24928,549
11Melissa, TX754542015$456,100$18122,990
12Colorado Springs, CO809242015$656,800$20719,619
13Orem, UT840592015$532,100$22617,616
14Jarrell, TX765372015$290,900$14816,272
15Daytona Beach, FL321242015$508,000$25711,409
16El Paso, TX799112015$342,300$20910,192
17Timnath, CO805472015$742,300$2448,821
18Katy, TX774932014$358,100$16071,484
19Aubrey, TX762272014$400,800$17362,127
20Manor, TX786532014$358,000$16941,291
21Wimauma, FL335982014$395,500$18232,820
22Liberty Hill, TX786422014$506,600$19626,434
23Odessa, TX797652014$302,300—25,904
24Saint Augustine, FL320952014$525,000$22921,399
25Boynton Beach, FL334732014$820,800$35311,825
26North Las Vegas, NV890862014$438,800$23310,455
27Richmond, TX774072013$372,000$16588,319
28San Antonio, TX782532013$360,000$15569,282
29Irvine, CA926182013$1,283,800$72366,126
30Rosharon, TX775832013$338,100$15752,747
31Buckeye, AZ853962013$482,900$23742,181
32Orlando, FL328322013$497,200$23340,196
33Las Vegas, NV891662013$507,000$25032,118
34Bentonville, AR727132013$409,200$21028,999
35Fort Worth, TX761772013$376,000$17325,012
36Madison, AL357562013$377,400$17224,947
37Nashville, TN372032013$549,000$46021,442
38Las Vegas, NV891792013$456,500$24112,549
39San Antonio, TX782572013$670,400$26710,992
40Whitestown, IN460752013$355,200$1639,509
41Oklahoma City, OK731792013$274,700$1598,532
42Bloomington, IN474062013——8,208
43New Hill, NC275622013$614,300$2385,659
44Forney, TX751262012$361,100$15384,799
45Summerville, SC294862012$367,700$20653,975
46Riverview, FL335792012$415,500$18049,470
47Royse City, TX751892012$356,600$15948,739
48Buda, TX786102012$408,000$17548,319
49Saratoga Springs, UT840452012$613,100$20245,429
50Argyle, TX762262012$606,100$20643,587

How we rank

The median year built is the year by which half of the homes in a ZIP code had been built, from the U.S. Census Bureau’s American Community Survey. Newer homes usually mean newer roofs, windows, wiring and heating systems, more energy efficiency and fewer surprises at inspection. They also tend to mean newer subdivisions, sometimes with homeowners association fees and longer commutes.

Questions

Where are the newest homes in America?

Albany, NY (12222), where the median home was built in 2021, among ZIP codes with at least 5,000 residents.

Are newer homes cheaper to own?

Usually in the first years: fewer repairs and lower energy bills. But check for homeowners association fees and, in new subdivisions, special tax districts that can raise the yearly bill.

Sources: U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey 5-year estimates; FEMA National Risk Index (not endorsed by FEMA); U.S. EPA National Walkability Index; Redfin (price per square foot); HUD FY2027 Small Area Fair Market Rents. Town names: GeoNames (CC BY 4.0).