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7 of the 10 hottest neighborhoods in America have a median sale price over $1 million - here's a look at the full list

7 of the 10 hottest neighborhoods in America have a median sale price over $1 million - here's a look at the full list

10. Mount Washington, Los Angeles, California

9. Berkeley Hills, Berkeley, California

Median sale price: $1,380,000

Average sale-to-list-price ratio: 118.2%

Percent of homes that sold above list price: 81.8%

8. Chevy Chase, Washington, D.C.

Median sale price: $1,060,000

Average sale-to-list-price ratio: 101.3%

Percent of homes that sold above list price: 53.7%

7. South Pasadena, California

Median sale price: $977,500

Average sale-to-list-price ratio: 100.9%

Percent of homes that sold above list price: 53.6%

6. Woodbridge, Bellevue, Washington

Median sale price: $1,087,500

Average sale-to-list-price ratio: 100.3%

Percent of homes that sold above list price: 50%

5. San Rafael Hills, Pasadena, California

Median sale price: $1,210,000

Average sale-to-list-price ratio: 105.6%

Percent of homes that sold above list price: 73.3%

4. AU Park/Tenleytown, Washington, D.C.

Median sale price: $975,000

Average sale-to-list-price ratio: 100%

Percent of homes that sold above list price: 37.2%

3. Mission Terrace, San Francisco, California

Median sale price: $1,260,000

Average sale-to-list-price ratio: 116.5%

Percent of homes that sold above list price: 81.8%

2. Merriewood/Montclair, Oakland, California

Median sale price: $1,180,000

Average sale-to-list-price ratio: 115.8%

Percent of homes that sold above list price: 79%

1. Bridle Trails, Bellevue, Washington

Median sale price: $1,300,000

Average sale-to-list-price ratio: 98.4%

Percent of homes that sold above list price: 15.4%

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