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Sacramento & Bay Area Housing Market Data by ZIP

Every remodel budget starts with the house you actually have, not the house in the inspiration photo. The tables below pull U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey 5-year estimates (year structure built, household income) for the ZIP codes across Northern California where Designed | Curated Interiors works, so you can see how housing stock and buying power vary by metro before you start planning.

Sacramento Metro Context: Housing Stock and Buying Power

How this trend lands in Sacramento depends on local housing stock. Pre-1980 stock means lath-and-plaster walls, undersized 100-amp service panels, and 1950s footprints that constrain modern open layouts. Affluence (households $150k+) signals which ZIPs carry the budget tier this trend assumes.

ZIP Housing Units Built Pre-1980 HH $150k+
95814 7,606 60.5% 5.5%
95816 11,122 79.9% 15.2%
95818 11,314 86.5% 21.7%
95819 8,742 90.9% 25.3%
95825 16,784 68.2% 5.7%
95608 27,635 70.2% 13.4%
95661 13,736 27.5% 20.6%
95630 29,135 14.4% 28.5%
95621 16,962 66.8% 5.6%
95828 18,607 33.4% 5.4%
Data provenance

U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, Vintage 2022. Tables B25034 (Year Structure Built), B19001 (Household Income). Geographic unit: ZCTA5. Accessed via Census Bureau Data API (api.census.gov). Refresh quarterly via ModernIndex Census Integration Layer.

East Bay Context: Housing Stock and Buying Power by ZIP

How this trend lands in the East Bay depends on local housing stock. Pre-1980 inventory across Oakland, Berkeley, Hayward and Alameda often carries knob-and-tube wiring, lath-and-plaster walls, and seismic retrofit triggers. Affluence (households $150k+) maps which ZIPs sustain Bay Area design budgets.

ZIP Housing Units Built Pre-1980 HH $150k+
94610 17,524 90.2% 30.7%
94611 18,987 81.6% 41.3%
94612 11,338 54.4% 16.6%
94501 26,975 82.1% 27.1%
94502 5,062 33.0% 51.5%
94703 9,195 84.0% 25.6%
94704 9,536 68.1% 10.3%
94544 24,038 69.6% 18.2%
94577 17,436 74.3% 22.2%
94595 10,073 73.8% 20.5%
Data provenance

U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, Vintage 2022. Tables B25034 (Year Structure Built), B19001 (Household Income). Geographic unit: ZCTA5. Accessed via Census Bureau Data API (api.census.gov). Refresh quarterly via ModernIndex Census Integration Layer.

North Bay Context: Housing Stock and Buying Power by ZIP

How this trend lands in the North Bay depends on local housing stock. Marin and Sonoma stock spans 1920s craftsmen, mid-century ranch, and post-fire rebuilds with WUI (wildland-urban interface) code overlays. Affluence (households $150k+) signals which ZIPs carry the design budget tier this trend assumes.

ZIP Housing Units Built Pre-1980 HH $150k+
95401 14,191 54.0% 11.1%
95403 16,931 35.5% 12.3%
95404 16,818 58.1% 18.1%
94952 14,490 67.5% 23.7%
94954 14,633 41.1% 21.0%
94945 7,423 67.0% 28.9%
94949 7,615 55.1% 27.2%
94965 6,516 79.5% 31.6%
94941 13,622 81.2% 51.1%
94901 16,387 77.8% 28.6%
Data provenance

U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, Vintage 2022. Tables B25034 (Year Structure Built), B19001 (Household Income). Geographic unit: ZCTA5. Accessed via Census Bureau Data API (api.census.gov). Refresh quarterly via ModernIndex Census Integration Layer.

Peninsula Context: Housing Stock and Buying Power by ZIP

How this trend lands on the Peninsula depends on local housing stock. Eichler tracts, mid-century ranch, and pre-war inventory across Atherton, Palo Alto, San Mateo and Burlingame trigger different remodel constraints (low ceilings, post-and-beam roof loads, Title 24 retrofits). Affluence (households $150k+) is the highest in the country in several of these ZIPs.

ZIP Housing Units Built Pre-1980 HH $150k+
94010 17,457 80.8% 47.1%
94025 16,228 75.1% 50.7%
94027 2,597 64.2% 68.2%
94028 2,727 70.6% 58.0%
94030 8,592 79.8% 34.9%
94070 12,269 78.4% 53.4%
94401 14,002 70.7% 24.6%
94403 17,956 73.5% 41.7%
94301 8,240 73.4% 51.8%
94306 11,876 73.1% 50.0%
Data provenance

U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, Vintage 2022. Tables B25034 (Year Structure Built), B19001 (Household Income). Geographic unit: ZCTA5. Accessed via Census Bureau Data API (api.census.gov). Refresh quarterly via ModernIndex Census Integration Layer.

South Bay Context: Housing Stock and Buying Power by ZIP

How this trend lands in the South Bay depends on local housing stock. San Jose, Santa Clara, Cupertino and Los Gatos stock spans 1950s tract, Eichler-influenced mid-century, and recent infill. Pre-1980 share signals retrofit cost; affluence (households $150k+) maps which ZIPs carry tech-economy design budgets.

ZIP Housing Units Built Pre-1980 HH $150k+
95110 7,673 46.9% 30.8%
95125 22,028 71.8% 36.7%
95128 14,922 69.9% 29.4%
95129 15,016 82.8% 43.9%
95014 22,765 64.1% 54.2%
95030 5,810 70.1% 57.3%
95032 10,901 74.0% 47.6%
95051 24,880 68.3% 43.3%
95070 11,877 80.6% 57.9%
95035 25,334 40.4% 39.9%
Data provenance

U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, Vintage 2022. Tables B25034 (Year Structure Built), B19001 (Household Income). Geographic unit: ZCTA5. Accessed via Census Bureau Data API (api.census.gov). Refresh quarterly via ModernIndex Census Integration Layer.

Sierra Foothills Context: Housing Stock and Buying Power by ZIP

How this trend lands in the Sierra foothills depends on local housing stock. El Dorado, Placer and Auburn ZIPs mix Gold Rush-era pre-1940 cottages, mid-century mountain ranch, and recent custom builds. Elevation (1,000-2,500 ft) drives HVAC sizing differently than the valley. Affluence (households $150k+) signals premium remodel budget tier.

ZIP Housing Units Built Pre-1980 HH $150k+
95667 15,719 50.7% 11.9%
95682 12,234 30.8% 21.9%
95709 2,703 55.8% 19.9%
95762 16,593 11.6% 39.2%
95603 12,799 52.4% 13.9%
95677 10,923 33.9% 19.1%
95746 8,198 32.2% 44.4%
95650 5,492 49.5% 32.7%
95658 2,455 51.1% 21.7%
95630 29,135 14.4% 28.5%
Data provenance

U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, Vintage 2022. Tables B25034 (Year Structure Built), B19001 (Household Income). Geographic unit: ZCTA5. Accessed via Census Bureau Data API (api.census.gov). Refresh quarterly via ModernIndex Census Integration Layer.

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