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Culver City, CaliforniaThe zip codes, and what homes inside each one actually sold for.
Last updated September 3, 2026 · built from closed MLS sales · recalculated weekly
The zip codes for Culver City, California are:
90230, 90232Culver City uses 2 zip codes. 630 homes closed across them in the last 24 months, at a median of $922,500 in 90230. These are the zip codes homes in Culver City actually closed under in the MLS record, cut from 103,851 real transactions rather than copied from a postal list.
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Half of everything that sold landed between $615,000 and $1,460,000. A quarter sold below $615,000 and a quarter above $1,460,000. The single lowest sale was $409,000 and the single highest was $3,050,000.
The middle half is the honest picture of a zip code. The lowest and highest sale are each one house, and one house is not a market. A median on its own hides how wide the spread is, which is the thing that actually matters when you are trying to work out where yours sits.
The median over the last 12 months was $1,050,000 across 231 sales. Over the 12 months before that it was $820,000 across 265 sales. That is up 28.0%.
Read the direction, not the decimal. Two windows of a few hundred sales move on what happened to sell, and a run of large homes in one quarter can shift a median without anything changing about what a normal house is worth.
Bedroom count on the 496 sales where it was recorded. The median home measured 1,252 square feet.
Homes in 90230 closed under 2 different city names over the last 24 months. A zip code and a city are not the same shape, and mail carriers drew these lines, not city councils.
| City on record | Homes sold |
|---|---|
| Culver City | 494 |
| Los Angeles | 2 |
This matters when you list. The city name a listing is filed under changes which searches it turns up in, and buyers looking at the same street can be searching two different city names.
Every figure on this page is counted off closed sales in the California Regional Multiple Listing Service over the last 730 days. Nothing here is an estimate, a projection, or a national average standing in for a local one.
The zip-to-city mapping is the part most pages get lazy about. Ours was cut from 103,851 real closed transactions on 2026-08-11 by grouping every sale on its city and its postal code, so a zip appears under Culver City only because homes in it genuinely sold under that name. A zip that spans several cities is assigned to the one most of its homes sold under, and the page for that zip prints the full split.
A zip only gets its own price figures once 20 homes have closed in it inside the window, and price per square foot and the size mix wait for 40. Below those, the count is shown and the rest is left off rather than estimated from too little.
Culver City, California uses 2 zip codes: 90230, 90232.
2. They are 90230, 90232. These are the zip codes homes in Culver City actually closed under in the MLS record, not a postal service list.
In 90230, the median home sold for $922,500 over the last 24 months across 496 closed sales, with the middle half landing between $615,000 and $1,460,000.
Culver City sits in Los Angeles or Ventura County depending on the exact address, and some zip codes straddle the line. The county on your deed is the one that sets your transfer tax, so check the record rather than the map.
A zip code median covers every house that sold in it. Your street, your lot and your condition move your number more than a zip median can. Kurt Mellinger runs your address against these same closed sales and sends back your value, all three ways to sell, and what you keep after every fee.
Based on information from the California Regional Multiple Listing Service, Inc. as of September 3, 2026 and/or other sources. All data, including all measurements and calculations of area, is obtained from various sources and has not been, and will not be, verified by broker or MLS. All information should be independently reviewed and verified for accuracy. Properties may or may not be listed by the office or agent presenting the information. Zip code to city assignments were cut from 103,851 closed CRMLS transactions, not from a postal lookup.
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