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Pockets of Wealth

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Pockets of Wealth Most Expensive Blocks in Alabama: Mountain Brook, Birmingham Most Expensive Blocks in Alaska: Hillside East, Anchorage Most Expensive Blocks in Arizona: Clearwater Hills, Paradise Valley Most Expensive Blocks in Arkansas: The Heights, Little Rock Most Expensive Blocks in California: Beverly Hills Most Expensive Blocks in Colorado: Old Cherry Hills Most Expensive Blocks in Connecticut: Greenwich Most Expensive Blocks in Delaware: Greenville Most Expensive Blocks in Florida: Port Royal, Naples Most Expensive Blocks in Georgia: Paces, Atlanta Most Expensive Blocks in Hawaii: Honolulu Most Expensive Blocks in Idaho: Sun Valley Most Expensive Blocks in Illinois: Kenilworth Most Expensive Blocks in Indiana: West Park area, Carmel Most Expensive Blocks in Iowa: Bettendorf, surrounding Riverdale Most Expensive Blocks in Kansas: Mission Hills Most Expensive Blocks in Kentucky: Indian Hills, Louisville Most Expensive Blocks in Louisiana: Audubon, New Orleans Most Expensive Blocks in Maine: West End, Portland Most Expensive Blocks in Maryland: Chevy Chase Village Most Expensive Blocks in Massachusetts: Brookline Reservoir Park area, Brookline Most Expensive Blocks in Michigan: Bloomfield Hills Most Expensive Blocks in Minnesota: Lowry Hill, Minneapolis Most Expensive Blocks in Mississippi: Lakeland Park area, Jackson Most Expensive Blocks in Missouri: Ladue Most Expensive Blocks in Montana: Big Sky area, West Yellowstone Most Expensive Blocks in Nebraska: Skyline area, Omaha Most Expensive Blocks in Nevada: Glenbrook area Most Expensive Blocks in New Hampshire: Sagamore Creek area, Portsmouth Most Expensive Blocks in New Jersey: Alpine Most Expensive Blocks in New Mexico: Northeast Santa Fe Most Expensive Blocks in New York: Upper East Side, Manhattan Most Expensive Blocks in North Carolina: Biltmore Forest Most Expensive Blocks in North Dakota: Prairie Rose area, Fargo Most Expensive Blocks in Ohio: Village of Indian Hill, Cincinnati Most Expensive Blocks in Oklahoma: Terwilliger Heights area, Tulsa Most Expensive Blocks in Oregon: Kings Heights area, Portland Most Expensive Blocks in Pennsylvania: Gladwyne Most Expensive Blocks in Rhode Island: Block Island Most Expensive Blocks in South Carolina: City Center, Charleston Most Expensive Blocks in Texas: Afton Oaks/River Oaks, Houston Most Expensive Blocks in South Dakota: Canyon Lake Park area, Rapid City Most Expensive Blocks in Tennessee: Belle Meade Most Expensive Blocks in Vermont: Norwich Most Expensive Blocks in Utah: Federal Heights, Salt Lake City Most Expensive Blocks in Virginia: Town Center, Great Falls Most Expensive Blocks in Washington: Medina Most Expensive Blocks in West Virginia: Town Center, Harpers Ferry Most Expensive Blocks in Wisconsin: River Hills Most Expensive Blocks in Wyoming: Moran/Teton Village area

Pockets of Wealth

By Venessa Wong

Between which streets, in what neighborhoods, are the most expensive homes in your state? Across the country, high-end homes are typically found on roads along the water, on hills, and bordering parks and country clubs—but which ones? Real estate website NeighborhoodScout.com, identified the most expensive neighborhood in each state for Businessweek.com based on third-quarter 2010 home values. NeighborhoodScout analyzed about 62,000 census tracts, which are statistical subdivisions of a county. For many of us, Beverly Hills, 90210, comes to mind, but NeighborhoodScout Chief Executive Andrew Schiller says, "Zip Codes can have as many as 14 distinctly different census tracts contained within them," so analyzing Zip Codes can give a false sense of an area. Census tracts in places with high population density, such as New York City, are small and include only a few streets. In sparsely populated areas, such as Sun Valley, Idaho, census tracts can cover many miles and encompass such geographic areas as state parks and mountains. Only areas with populations of more than 800 and with at least one-fourth of properties occupied by owners, rather than rented, were included in this ranking. In many states, the most expensive neighborhoods are primary home markets, but in such states as Rhode Island and Nevada, the priciest streets are filled with vacation homes. Whether for residence or respite, these areas include some of the most prestigious addresses in the country.

Click here to see which blocks have the highest homes values in each state.

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