Lack of middle-class Blacks in intown neighborhoods?

[Merin]

Originally Posted by equinox63

Really? What intown community/neighborhood are you referring to? What is the white to minority population ratio? 50/50? 60/40? And what is the average income of the residents and average price of the homes? Is it safe to assume that the minority income is comparable to that of the whites in your community?

I think it was you who said that you don't really associate with your poorer neighbors. If your poorer neighbors all happen to be black, and your middle-class neighbors all happen to be white, then this is not the type of community I'm asking about. I'm asking about a racially mixed, economically comparable community.

I am in a Development. It’s ITP in the SE part of town. The White to Minority Ratio is nearly 50/50 , since we have plenty of African American, Asian, and Hispanic families. People paid 300-500k for their homes, most of middle class( some upper middle class). Yes the Minority incomes are comparable. In regards to the lower income neighbors they are White, Black and Hispanic.

[equinox63]

Originally Posted by Merin

I am in a Development. It’s ITP in the SE part of town. The White to Minority Ratio is nearly 50/50 , since we have plenty of African American, Asian, and Hispanic families. People paid 300-500k for their homes, most of middle class( some upper middle class). Yes the Minority incomes are comparable. In regards to the lower income neighbors they are White, Black and Hispanic.

Like the Flat Shoals, Grant Park, East Atlanta area? Further out like the South Decatur, Glenwood, Columbia Dr. area? What are the public schools that service the children in your area? Just trying to get an idea of where you are talking about.