The U.S. housing-market recovery continues apace — nowhere more so than in the Pacific Northwest.

The total value of the U.S. housing stock grew to a record $29.6 trillion in 2016, an increase of nearly 6% and $1.6 trillion over the previous year, according to an analysis of the 35 largest metro areas by real-estate website Zillow. Portland, Ore., had the biggest increase in value among the largest housing markets, growing more than 13% in 2016, followed by Seattle (up 12.7%) and Dallas (up 11%). Los Angeles is the most valuable metro area, worth a cumulative $2.5 trillion. “The U.S. housing market has regained all the value lost during the housing crisis,” Zillow found. “The cumulative value of all homes in the U.S. declined by $6.4 trillion between 2006 and 2012.”