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Small pockets of nice areas? If you were to take LA metro's wealthy neighborhoods together, you'd probably have a region that is larger than entire cities. There's probably more rich people in LA county than the entire Seattle metro population for crying out loud.
And by all means, someone please post a photo of a "slum" house in LA. Last time I checked, they didn't exist seeing as how LA's "lower income" houses are worth more in value than the majority of normal homes by US national standards.
LA has the second largest concentration of wealth of any metro on the planet. Only the NYC area has more high net worth earners.
This is incorrect.
According to Knight Frank Wealth Report 2013, New York, London and Tokyo each have more ultra high net worth individuals than Los Angeles, which is 4th, 4th is very impressive by the way.
I fail to see Fort Worth anywhere on the list, but see dozens of inferior and less globally important cities listed (including gammas and sufficiencies).
Ft. Worth is not a global city, it's just a generally nice, pleasant, very large suburb of the real global city 30 miles east. And that swamp to the south is not a global city on the level of Dallas.
I fail to see Fort Worth anywhere on the list, but see dozens of inferior and less globally important cities listed (including gammas and sufficiencies).
Ft. Worth is not a global city, it's just a generally nice, pleasant, very large suburb of the real global city 30 miles east. And that swamp to the south is not a global city on the level of Dallas.
This is the type of comment that gets people annoyed with Dallasites.
Ft. Worth is not a global city, it's just a generally nice, pleasant, very large suburb of the real global city 30 miles east. And that swamp to the south is not a global city on the level of Dallas.
You are correct; the "swamp" to the south is not a global city on the level of Dallas; it is a global city WAY ABOVE the level of Dallas.
It's the exact type of comment that allows eveyone to know exactly how awesome Dallasites already know that they are. And as a proud Dallasite I never miss an opportunity to offend Houstonians, their awful city and their pathetic sports franchises.
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No no.
