4 cali areas make top 10 rich list

Unread post by **Qdawg** » July 29th, 2006, 5:25 pm

city,state/median household income/median home price

1-san jose,california -$71,765/ $625,000
2-anchorage,alaska-$61,595/ $294,374
3-san francisco,california-$60,031/ $726,900
4-virginia beach,va-$55,781/ $192,000
5-san diego,california-$51,382/ $605,600
6-anaheim,california-$49,622/ $696,100
7-raleigh,north carolina -$47,878/ $185,200
8-seattle ,washington- $46,650/ $310,300
9-washington dc -$46,574 /$429,900
10-honolulu,hawaii -$46,500 /$577,800

Unread post by **BabyHorus** » July 30th, 2006, 6:25 pm

Damn, San Jose is the richest city in the country? Never would of guessed.. It's crazy how San Francisco is #3, yet Oakland is right across the bridge and has one of the poorest education systems in the country! Diversity at its finest, haha..

anonymousman · Unread post by **anonymousman** » July 31st, 2006, 9:34 pm

yeah those city's are the richest, but the average people that live there are poor as hell, bareky making it with the high house prices & everything else.

Unread post by **Individual** » August 1st, 2006, 12:07 am

you're trippin

wheres BEVERLY HILLS? MARINA DEL REY,WEST WOOD,PALOS VERDES,RANCHO PALOS VERDES,ROLLIN HILLS?

anonymousman · Unread post by **anonymousman** » August 1st, 2006, 10:15 pm

Individual wrote:you're trippin

wheres BEVERLY HILLS? MARINA DEL REY,WEST WOOD,PALOS VERDES,RANCHO PALOS VERDES,ROLLIN HILLS?

those city's that you mentioned have rich people but the city doesnt own that money, just some individuals that live there.

sacto · Unread post by **sacto** » August 2nd, 2006, 3:05 pm

anonymousman wrote:yeah those city's are the richest, but the average people that live there are poor as hell, bareky making it with the high house prices & everything else.

Word. The standard of living is ridiculously high in those places. Small ass 1br/1ba shack in the ghetto for almost $1k a month in some places. F-ck, you can rent a brand new two story, four bedrom, two bath house a little north of here for $1200-1600 a month. But that's in the second poorest county in Cali, Yuba County.