Twin Cities Suburbs With Highest Cost Of Living: List

TWIN CITIES, MN — Where are the most expensive places to live in the Twin Cities metro? According to the latest Niche.com rankings, they're primarily in the Minneapolis suburbs in the west metro. However, some Saint Paul suburbs made the list too.

Niche says its ranking of cost of living by suburb is based on the consumer price index and access to affordable housing, with data provided U.S. Census. Read more.

Check out Niche's list of suburbs with the highest cost of living below:

Edina

• 50,603 Population
• Suburb of Minneapolis, MN

Deephaven

• 3,818 Population
• Suburb of Minneapolis, MN

North Oaks

• 4,961 Population
• Suburb of St. Paul, MN

Medina

• 5,920 Population
• Suburb of Minneapolis, MN

Wayzata

• 4,467 Population
• Suburb of Minneapolis, MN

Excelsior

• 2,375 Population
• Suburb of Minneapolis, MN

Tonka Bay

• 1,380 Population
• Suburb of Minneapolis, MN

Orono

• 7,887 Population
• Suburb of Minneapolis, MN

Oak Park Heights

• 4,823 Population
• Suburb of St. Paul, MN

Spring Park

• 1,774 Population
• Suburb of Minneapolis, MN

Woodland

• 477 Population
• Suburb of Minneapolis, MN

Medicine Lake

• 373 Population
• Suburb of Minneapolis, MN

Greenwood

• 747 Population
• Suburb of Minneapolis, MN

Lilydale

• 838 Population
• Suburb of St. Paul, MN

Minnetonka Beach

• 640 Population
• Suburb of Minneapolis, MN