Here’s the Neighborhood in Your State With the Most Million-Dollar Homes

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American real estate has come a long way since the worst of the housing crisis.

Beginning in 2012, home prices started to rise nationally, and by 2014 home prices in many markets had reached or surpassed their pre bubble levels. But the performance of the housing market isn’t just about the metropolitan area you live in. Real estate is becoming increasingly bifurcated between the luxury market and everyone else, as forces like rising income inequality make it very difficult for everyone but the wealthy to qualify for a mortgage and to afford a home.

A recent report from real estate data firm Trulia showed that this dynamic is causing huge increases in the number of million-dollar homes in America, when once that valuation was very rare. Some neighborhoods in cities San Francisco have seen a nearly 40 point increase in the share of homes that are worth more than one million. But what about the rest of the country?

Are million dollar homes becoming more common everywhere? Fortune asked Trulia to dig deeper in the numbers and provide our readers with the neighborhood in each state with the highest share of million dollar homes. Forty-five states (All states except New Hampshire, South and North Dakota, Wyoming and West Virginia) have at least one neighborhood where more than 0.7% of the homes are worth more than $1 million, and in only 5 of these neighborhoods did the share of million dollar homes decrease between 2015 and 2016.

Country Club (neighborhood) in Mobile, Alabama

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 6.7%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: 0.2%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 46

Basher in Anchorage, Alaska

Aerial over residential neighborhoods along the Anchorage Hillside, Alaska.Photograph by Clark Mishler / Design Pics — Getty Images

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 8.6%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: 0.4%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 15

Whitewing at Higley in Gilbert, Arizona

Downtown Phoenix, Arizona, from South Mountain — Downtown Phoenix, Arizona neighboring Gilbert, Arizona.Photograph by Brian Stablyk — Getty Images

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 30.8%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: 12.7%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 47

Heights in Little Rock, Arkansas

Aerial view of downtown Little Rock, ArkansasPhotograph by Wesley Hitt — Getty Images

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 8.6%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: 0.1%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 182

37 Neighborhoods in 7 cities in California

Sunset over San Francisco, as seen from Berkeley Hills — Aerial view of San Francisco, California.Photograph by yhelfman — Getty Images/iStockphoto

Carolyn Heights in Boulder, Colorado

City view from Flagstaff Mountain — Elevated city view of Boulder, Colorado from Flagstaff Mountain.Photograph by Walter Bibikow — Getty Images

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 87.2%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: 9.8%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 116

Riverside in Greenwich, Connecticut

Crisp clear winter day in Greenwich at Binney Park — View of lake at Binney Park in Old Greenwich CT.Photograph by Kathryn Donohew Photography — Getty Images

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 75.4%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: -1.0%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 1,787

Greenville in Wilmington, Delaware

Aerial of Wilmington, Delaware.Photograph by Jupiterimages — Getty Images

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 24.7%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: 4.4%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 195

Woodland-Normanstone Terrace in Washington, D.C.

Washington, DC City Skyline — Washington D.C., skyline with highways and monuments.Photograph by Sean Pavone — Getty Images/iStockphoto

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 100%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: 0%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 187

6 Neighborhoods in 2 Cities in Florida

Aerial view of Fort Lauderdale, Florida.Photograph by Hoberman Collection — UIG via Getty Images

Arden-Habersham in Atlanta, Georgia

Atlanta Skyline from Atlantic Center — Looking south toward downtown Atlanta, Georgia.Photograph by Joseph Cattoni — Getty Images

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 95.8%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: 2.5%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 113

Waialae-Kahala in Honlulu, Hawaii

Honolulu Hawaii — Honolulu, Hawaii at sunset overlooking the Diamond Head crater.Photograph by Michael Orso — Getty Images

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 73%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: 3%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 3,097

Boise Heights in Boise, Idaho

Aerial view of suburban landscape, Boise, Idaho, United States — Aerial view of suburban landscape in Boise, Idaho.Eric Raptosh Photography — Blend Images RM/Getty Images

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 10.7%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: 0.8%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 14

Lakewood-Balmoral in Chicago, Illinois

USA, Illinois, Chicago, View of city in sunlight — Skyline of Chicago, Illinois.Photograph by Gavin Hellier — AWL Images RM/Getty Images

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 34.7%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: 5.3%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 66

Geist in Indianapolis, Indiana

Indianapolis, Indiana skyline at sunset — Indianapolis skyline at sunset after thunderstorm.Photograph by RudyBalasko — Getty Images

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 3.2%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: -0.1%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 117

Linden Heights in Des Moines, Iowa

Des Moines Aerial — Aerial view of Des Moines, Iowa.Photograph by Andrew Reese — Getty Images/iStockphoto

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 6.8%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: 2.0%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 10

Park Meadows in Wichita, Kansas

Skyline by Arkansas River, Wichita, Kansas, USA — Skyline of Wichita, Kansas.Photograph by Danita Delimont — Gallo Images/Getty Images

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 0.7%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: 0%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 1

Cherokee Seneca in Louisville, Kentucky

Louisville Skyline — City skyline of Louisville, Kentucky.Photograph by Jeremy Woodhouse — Getty Images

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 9.8%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: 2.6%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 19

Audubon in New Orleans, Louisiana

USA, New Orleans, Downtown reflected in the Mississippi river at night — Skyline of downtown New Orleans, Louisiana.Photograph by Westend61 — Getty Images

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 40.1%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: 6.6%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 1,110

East Boothbay in Boothbay Harbor, Maine

Harbor pedestrian bridge, Boothbay Harbor, Maine, USA — Boothbay Harbor, Maine.Photograph by Danita Delimont — Getty Images/Gallo Images

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 4.7%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: -2.2%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 14

Guilford in Baltimore, Maryland

Tutor House in the Snow — Chancery Road, Guilford Neighborhood, Baltimore.Photograph by Greg Pease — Getty Images

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 20.3%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: 5.9%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 165

West Cambridge in Cambridge, Massachusetts

LOWELL HOUSE, HARVARD UNIVERSITY, CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS — Harvard University located in Cambridge, Massachusetts.Photograph by Steve Dunwell — Getty Images

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 55.3%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: 6.0%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 1,291

Barton Hills in Ann Arbor, Michigan

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 55.3%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: 17%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 78

Kenwood in Minneapolis, Minnesota

Minneapolis, St. Paul, Minnesota, City View — Minnesota, Minneapolis skyline from the Mississippi River.Photograph by Walter Bibikow — Getty Images

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 39.6%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: 3.3%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 199

Heatherton in Jackson, Mississippi

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: 0.5%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 6

Sunset Hill in Kansas City, Missouri

Soggy sunrise — Downtown Kansas city, Missouri.Photograph by Don McLaughlin — 3rd Sibing Photography/Getty Images

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 32.4%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: 7.4%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 110

Heart of Missoula in Missoula, Montana

Missoula in the fall — Missoula, Montana in the autumn.Photograph by akpakp — Getty Images

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 2.8%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: 0.2%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 12

Capitol Beach in Lincoln, Nebraska

Skyline Of Lincoln, Nebraska — The skyline of downtown Lincoln, Nebraska.Photograph by John Coletti — Getty Images

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 0.9%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: 0.3%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 3

Lake Las Vegas in Henderson, Nevada

Lake Las Vegas aerial photo — Lake Las Vegas in Henderson, Nevada.Photograph by LPETTET — Getty Images/iStockphoto

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 13.0%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: 0%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 224

North Beach in Long Beach Township, New Jersey

Restored Sand Dunes — Sand dunes on Long Beach Island, NJ.Photograph by SondraP — Getty Images/iStockphoto

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 52.4%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: 3.2%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 302

Antelope Run in Albuquerque, New Mexico

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 5.6%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: 0.0%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 9

Marble Hill in New York, New York

A Sunny Manhattan Afternoon — Aerial view across eastern Manhattan, New York.Photograph by Matthias Haker Photography — Getty Images

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 100%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: 69.5%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 105

Eastover in Charlotte, North Carolina

Uptown Charlotte, North Carolina Skyline — Aerial view of Charlotte, North Carolina can be seen in the distance.Photograph by Jodi Jacobson — Getty Images/iStockphoto

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 50.0%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: 7.5%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 518

Hyde Park in Cincinnati, Ohio

Cincinnati Bridges over Ohio River, with Stadium — Cincinnati, Ohio overlooking the Ohio River.Photograph by Terry Wilson — Getty Images/iStockphoto

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 7.0%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: 0.6%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 304

Greater Oakview in Tulsa, Oklahoma

Tulsa Skyline at Sunset — Photograph by Chris Pritchard — Getty Images

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 13.2%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: 4.2%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 29

Skylands in Lake Oswego, Oregon

Portland Oregon Skyline — Lake Oswego, Oregon overlooking the City of Portland.Photograph by Darwin Fan — Getty Images

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 88.3%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: 10.7%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 91

Rittenhouse in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Rittenhouse Square Philadelphia Pennsylvania — Rittenhouse Square in Philadelphia, PA.Photograph by Valerie Matthews — Getty Images

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 19%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: 1.1%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 1,468

College Hill in Providence, Rhode Island

Rhode Island, Providence, Historic East Side Neighborhood — Homes in Providence, Rhode Island.Photograph by Jeff Greenberg — UIG/Getty Images

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 12.5%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: 3.7%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 105

Historic Heathwood in Columbia, South Carolina

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 9.8%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: -2.0%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 10

Granny White in Nashville, Tennessee

Sunset over Nashville — Nashville, TennesseePhotograph by Malcolm MacGregor — Getty Images

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 42.0%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: 3.5%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 160

Arts District in Dallas, Texas

Downtown at dusk from Reunion Tower, Dallas, Texas, United States of America, North America — Skyline of Dallas, Texas at sunset.Photograph by Witold Skrypczak — Getty Images

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 99.4%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: 19.6%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 167

Downtown in Salt Lake City, Utah

Downtown Salt Lake City from mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon. — Salt Lake City, UtahPhotograph by Paul Kennedy — Getty Images

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 11.1%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: -4.3%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 156

Chain Bridge Forest in Arlington, Virginia

Night skyline view of Arlington, VA — Nighttime view of Arlington, Virginia.Photograph by McDonald P. Mirabile — Getty Images

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 84.1%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: -1.9%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 90

Broadmoor in Seattle, Washington

Aerial view of houses in neighborhoods, Seattle, Washington, United States — Aerial view of neighborhood houses in Seattle, Washington.Photograph by Space Images — Getty Images/Blend Images

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 100%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: 0.0%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 306

Juneau Town in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Milwaukee - city panorama — Milwaukee, Wisconsin seen from the north side.Photograph by benkrut — Getty Images

Percent Million Dollar Homes: 7.4%

Percentage-point Increase Over 2015: 0.0%

Number of Million Dollar Homes: 65