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The problem is that counties and cities aren't equivalent across states. DC isn't among the wealthiest metros, but it has many small counties with upper middle class wealth, so it always shows up well in these types of comparisons. Falls Church and Arlington are hardly wealthy, even within the context of DC metro.
Not really all that surprising - with San Francisco topping the list and places like Boston, Denver, San Jose, Seattle and Washington DC doing well in education and incomes.
Houston is wealthier than Dallas, in spite of the perception (at least what I've read here on C-D) that Dallas is supposedly the more affluent/white collar city.
Not really all that surprising - with San Francisco topping the list and places like Boston, Denver, San Jose, Seattle and Washington DC doing well in education and incomes.
Houston is wealthier than Dallas, in spite of the perception (at least what I've read here on C-D) that Dallas is supposedly the more affluent/white collar city.
But Houston has oil money
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