.<\/span><\/p>\nAs is to be expected, properties along the waterfront have increased in value the most. Mercer Island, West Bellevue, Montlake and Laurelhurst are lined with million-dollar homes. <\/span><\/p>\nBridle Trails in Bellevue saw the most dramatic rise in homes worth at least $1\u200amillion, up about 35 percent since 2012. Meanwhile, Capitol Hill has seen \u00a0its share of million-dollar homes rise from 11 percent to 24 percent in the last four years. East and West Queen Anne\u2019s share has grown from about 12\u2009percent to 30 percent, Belltown\u2019s has risen from 3.6\u200apercent to 8.4 percent and Fremont\u2019s has increased from 0.7 percent to 6.1 percent. <\/span><\/p>\nAccording to Trulia, Beacon Hill in South Seattle is the only area in Seattle with no million-dollar homes. <\/span><\/p>\nTrulia also found that 7 percent of all single-family homes in Seattle are worth seven figures, up from 2.5\u200apercent in 2012. Seattle now has more million-dollar homes than regions such as Washington, DC, Miami and Boston.<\/span><\/p>\nAn impressive 97 percent of homes in the magical Broadmoor neighborhood, a gated residential community on a Seattle golf course, are worth at least $1 million.<\/span><\/p>\nCurious about how Seattle compares to the rest of the nation? Check out million-dollar home statistics across the US <\/span>here<\/span><\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\n
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