Using data from Zillow, news media outlet Stacker analyzed 89 cities in the Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue metropolitan area to determine which had the fastest-growing typical home prices.

While most of the cities on the list are also among the most-expensive cities to live in the Seattle area, one marginally less expensive city proved to be one of the areas with the fastest-growing typical prices. A typical home in Skykomish runs about $476,000, which is significantly less than many of the other more expensive cities in the Seattle metro area. However, typical home values in Skykomish have more than doubled from five years ago.

Here’s the full list of the top 30 Seattle-area cities with the fastest-growing home prices, as well as the current typical home price.

30. Gig Harbor (No. 35 most expensive city)

• Typical home price $800,718
• Up 6.1% ($45,961) year over year
• Up 71.1% (332,763) from 5 years ago

29. Renton (No. 38 most expensive city)

• Typical home price $740,286
• Up 6.8% ($46,842) year over year
• Up 58.8% ($274,006) from 5 years ago

28. Ravensdale (No. 32 most expensive city)

• Typical home price $856,054
• Up 5.8% ($47,039) year over year
• Up 60% ($321,100) from 5 years ago

27. Vaughn (No. 39 most expensive city)

• Typical home price $724,483
• Up 7.3% ($49,036) year over year
• Up 78.6% ($318,917) from 5 years ago

26. Fox Island (No. 20 most expensive city)

• Typical home price $1,003,591
• Up 5.6% ($53,215) year over year
• Up 66.3% ($400,215) from 5 years ago

25. Mill Creek (No. 24 most expensive city)

• Typical home price $960,874
• Up 6.7% ($60,096) year over year
• Up 74.3% ($409,621) from 5 years ago

24. Black Diamond (No. 37 most expensive city)

• Typical home price $742,141
• Up 9.3% ($63,217) year over year
• Up 60.4% ($279,365) from 5 years ago

23. Maple Valley (No. 34 most expensive city)

• Typical home price $806,918
• Up 8.6% ($63,561) year over year
• Up 65.8% ($320,282) from 5 years ago

22. Carnation (No. 21 most expensive city)

• Typical home price $986,323
• Up 7.1% ($65,245) year over year
• Up 62.4% ($378,848) from 5 years ago

21. Duvall (No. 23 most expensive city)

• Typical home price $970,345
• Up 7.4% ($67,142) year over year
• Up 61% ($367,642) from 5 years ago

20. Bothell (No. 18 most expensive city)

• Typical home price $1,011,528
• Up 7.7% ($72,029) year over year
• Up 71.9% ($423,105) from 5 years ago

19. Lake Forest Park (No. 19 most expensive city)

• Typical home price $1,009,838
• Up 8.3% ($77,150) year over year
• Up 51.6% ($343,707) from 5 years ago

18. North Bend (No. 25 most expensive city)

• Typical home price $942,708
• Up 9.3% ($80,133) year over year
• Up 67.1% ($378,559) from 5 years ago

17. Snoqualmie (No. 16 most expensive city)

• Typical home price $1,091,633
• Up 8% ($80,957) year over year
• Up 61.5% ($415,560) from 5 years ago

16. Fall City (No. 15 most expensive city)

• Typical home price $1,154,069
• Up 8% ($85,916) year over year
• Up 68.2% ($468,033) from 5 years ago

15. Kenmore (No. 17 most expensive city)

• Typical home price $1,054,709
• Up 9.4% ($90,895) year over year
• Up 58.4% ($388,753) from 5 years ago

14. Issaquah (No. 14 most expensive city)

• Typical home price $1,164,593
• Up 10% ($106,033) year over year
• Up 58.1% ($428,159) from 5 years ago

13. Skykomish (No. 91 most expensive city)

• Typical home price $475,932
• Up 29.6% ($108,707) year over year
• Up 107.9% ($246,985) from 5 years ago

12. Redmond (No. 10 most expensive city)

• Typical home price $1,395,942
• Up 9.1% ($116,358) year over year
• Up 64.2% ($545,875) from 5 years ago

11. Kirkland (No. 13 most expensive city)

• Typical home price $1,230,020
• Up 10.9% ($121,020) year over year
• Up 62.1% ($471,271) from 5 years ago

10. Woodinville (No. 12 most expensive city)

• Typical home price $1,353,738
• Up 10.6% ($130,033) year over year
• Up 69.6% ($555,748) from 5 years ago

9. Bellevue (No. 9 most expensive city)

• Typical home price $1,511,065
• Up 10.1% ($138,120) year over year
• Up 59.4% ($562,874) from 5 years ago

8. Newcastle (No. 11 most expensive city)

• Typical home price $1,359,335
• Up 11.8% ($143,243) year over year
• Up 59.9% ($509,074) from 5 years ago

7. Beaux Arts Village (No. 5 most expensive city)

• Typical home price $2,763,434
• Up 6.5% ($169,441) year over year
• Up 53.2% ($959,329) from 5 years ago

6. Sammamish (No. 8 most expensive city)

• Typical home price $1,630,482
• Up 12.3% ($178,850) year over year
• Up 70.6% ($674,880) from 5 years ago

5. Mercer Island (No. 6 most expensive city)

• Typical home price $2,329,587
• Up 10% ($211,224) year over year
• Up 46.1% ($734,689) from 5 years ago

4. Yarrow Point (No. 3 most expensive city)

• Typical home price $4,011,631
• Up 6.1% ($230,054) year over year
• Up 44% ($1,224,971) from 5 years ago

3. Clyde Hill (No. 4 most expensive city)

• Typical home price $3,814,144
• Up 6.9% ($247,768) year over year
• Up 44.5% ($1,174,872) from 5 years ago

2. Medina (No. 2 most expensive city)

• Typical home price $4,134,089
• Up 6.9% ($266,011) year over year
• Up 48.6% ($1,352,478) from 5 years ago

1. Hunts Point (No. 1 most expensive city)

• Typical home price $7,425,961
• Up 7.7% ($530,138) year over year
• Up 55.5% ($2,650,723) from 5 years ago