Address Numerology

Are you looking to rent a new place or buy a new home? Maybe you are just curious about your current place’s vibe; numerology can provide an interesting perspective!

I LOVE looking at the numerology of houses. It has become a “little” obsession of mine. I must confess that I look at real estate apps a lot more than I probably should, given I am not in the market for a house half the time. It’s fun to fall in love with a multi-million dollar mansion because of the majestic built-ins and outdoor fairy garden…then to see it was a 7 home, sold!

Have you ever wondered why certain homes feel different than other homes? Some places feel exciting, while others feel very meditative. Certain addresses might inspire structure when the place next door inspires freedom. Your well-being could be tested in certain places; then, immediately, you feel less anxious in another house. These occurrences could have something to do with the inhabitants and neighbors, absolutely, but it could also be the numerology associated with the residence.

Calculate the Numerology for your Address

Write down your home address numbers, or visualize the numbers if you are able. Add them up and reduce the sum until you get a single digit (or an 11/22). Don’t worry about the street name or your zip code. Just the numbers on your house will do. 

Single Residence Examples:

Pretend you live at 113 N. Main Street (this is an easier one).

• Your house number is 113, SO you add 1+1+3=5
• Since your house address added to a single digit, then you stop here.
• You live in a 5 house.

Here is another one…a smidge more complicated this time. Pretend you live at 9437 Valley Lane.

• 9+4+3+7=23 
• Reduce 23 to a single-digit number: 2+3=5 
• It’s party time because, again, you live in a 5 house.

Let’s look at one more single residence address that might trick someone. Your potential rental house is located at 731 Market Street.

• 7+3+1=11
• Even though this isn’t a single digit, you leave it 11 because it is a master number (same with 22).
• You live for the lessons in an 11 house.

Apartment Example:

Apartments are interesting because your entire building has the same street address, so would this make every apartment in the building the same number? Not likely.

The street address of most apartment buildings is not necessarily the number of your specific unit. This goes for college dorms, too. The most important number in this scenario is the number (and/or letter) of the unit where you reside.

For example, you live in a complex at 9023 W. 7th Avenue, Unit #16.

• Disregard the street address “9023” for now. This number can be looked into later.
• Look at your unit’s number 16 and add it together…
• 1+6=7.
• You live in a space that vibrates as a 7.
• If you want to know the vibe of the complex, look at the 9+0+2+3=14…1+4=5

What could this mean? If the space you inhabit is a 7 and the larger complex is a 5, perhaps you keep your unit a secluded retreat within the highly social energy of the complex. You could have the best of both worlds, but mind that the energy of the complex doesn’t create challenges within your unit.

Letters are tied to numeric values as well! This is particularly important for apartments and dorms.

Assume that the letters of the alphabet are numbered chronologically up to 9 and reduced to a single digit when necessary. It would look something like this in the end:

Let’s try an apartment example. You found a beautiful unit at 33356 Mountain Heights Blvd. Unit 36B.

• Start by adding 3+6=9
• Find the numerical value of B (2).
• Add the two parts together 9+2=11
• Since this is a master number 11, it will stay in this form.
• You live in an 11 apartment.

Since you are probably curious about what all the numbers mean…