How much you need to make to live in these Seattle neighborhoods We calculated the bare minimum annual salary you'd need to buy a home in 35 Seattle neighborhoods

In Seattle, the dream of home ownership is increasingly becoming something only the rich can attain. The really, really rich.

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We crunched the numbers on the bare minimum annual income you'd need to earn to pay a mortgage on a home in 35 Seattle neighborhoods. The figure roughly factors in property taxes and homeowners insurance, but does not include living expenses, utilities or transportation costs. It also assumes the home is turnkey ready and doesn't need any maintenance, upgrades or expensive remodeling.

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N0t surprisingly, neighborhoods like Broadview, Laurelhurst, Madison Park and Magnolia were some of the most expensive areas. All had a median home sale price of $818,000 or more, according to the past month of home sales data from Redfin. To live in Broadview where the median home sale price is $875,000, for example, you'd need to rake in just over $167,000 a year to stay afloat on your mortgage payments.

To calculate the figures, we assumed a 20-percent down payment on a 30-year mortgage and a 3.75-percent interest rate. Then we plugged the numbers into Zillow's mortgage calculator. We also assumed the mortgage was 30 percent of a person's annual income, based on guidelines set by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (with that, some have noted the 30 percent rule is basically useless because millions of American households spend much more).

The median home sale price comes from the past month of data for each neighborhood from Redfin.

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Just for fun, we also calculated figures based on numbers released last week by the Northwest Multiple Listing Service. The NWMLS reported the median sale price for all homes sold in Seattle in September was $580,000. At that price, you'd need to make at least $111,000 a year to afford your mortgage payments, according to our calculations.

Scroll through the slideshow above to see figures for all 35 Seattle neighborhoods.