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Roosevelt, with its easy access to downtown Seattle, was heating up in 2014, and has gained even more popularity recently.
In the market for a home?
If yes, you may want to consider looking in the "hottest" neighborhoods out there, where your home value could continue to grow over the next several decades.
Real estate site Redfin released its annual list of the 10 hottest neighborhoods nationwide, a prediction based on the most recent growth in page views and favorites per home on their site.
Their experts also chose three neighborhoods in 30 of the largest cities in the US that are expected to break through as the most desirable places to buy a home in 2016.
Here, we've highlighted the top neighborhood for each city, along with the median number of days a home is on the market and the median sale price, from Redfin. We also included the median sale price of homes in the city overall, also from Redfin, to give you a price comparison: