Los Angeles’ Silver Lake neighborhood lagged just behind the county in terms of its home appreciation rate in the third quarter.
In the ZIP code of 90039, which covers Silver Lake, home prices appreciated at a rate of 45.6 percent, which works out to $422,500. The countywide rate, meanwhile, was 50 percent.
Real estate data firm Attom provided median home appreciation data for every quarter back to 2008 in the Los Angeles County ZIP codes that saw 10 or more sales in those quarters. The company analyzed prior deals for homes that traded in the third quarter, but did not factor in when each of those homes sold. By analyzing transactions spanning different periods of ownership — from short stints between deals to longer ownership times — the data provides a more comprehensive view of home appreciation.
Silver Lake’s third-quarter home appreciation rate fared far better than its second-quarter rate, of nearly 20 percent. The ZIP code’s rate hit a high point in the third quarter of 2023, when it reached about 119 percent.
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In the third quarter, the median price for a home in the 90039 ZIP code, which has a population of 28,572 residents, was $1.35 million, according to additional data from Attom. Silver Lake’s median home price had fallen every quarter in 2025.
Two other luxury enclaves did not have home appreciation rates that surpassed the county’s: San Marino’s rate was about 41 percent and Beverly Hills’ was 33 percent. Meanwhile, celebrity-studded Calabasas’ home appreciation rate in the third quarter hit just over 59 percent.Only two of the analyzed ZIP codes experienced a decline in home appreciation rates. The 90272 ZIP code, covering Pacific Palisades, saw home values drop by 37 percent due to significant wildfire damage earlier in the year. The 90017 ZIP code, which includes parts of Downtown L.A. and Westlake, also recorded a decrease, with home values falling by over 14 percent.