The two states are also the ones with the most ASCs in the nation.
A home in the South of Market neighborhood of San Francisco will set a physician buyer back over $5,000 per square foot of space — 2,000% higher than the overall U.S. average.
The 15 most expensive U.S. neighborhoods for physicians, ranked by price per square foot:
1. South of Market, San Francisco: $5,415
2. Northwest Auburn, Auburn, Calif.: $4,416
3. Old Town Carpinteria, Carpinteria, Calif.: $4,129
4. Downtown Bellevue, Bellevue, Wash.: $3,619
5. Port Royal, Naples, Fla.: $3,375
6. Aqualane Shores, Naples, Fla.: $3,132
7. Stinson Beach, Calif.: $2,988
8. Star, Palm & Hibiscus Islands, Miami Beach, Fla.: $2,861
9. Crystal Cove, Newport Beach, Calif.: $2,771
10. Casa del Lago, Palm Beach, Fla.: $2,754
11. West Village, New York City: $2,680
12. Metropolitan Hill, New York City: $2,537
13. Fisher Island, Miami: $2,511
14. Hudson Square, New York City: $2,401
15. Jupiter Island, Fla.: $2,394
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