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Just out of curiosity what is the wealthiest city in your state? In Wisconsin it's River Hills which is a suburb of Milwaukee.
River Hills, WI Population 1,600.
Median household income $200,000.
Per Capita Income $110,000.
Average home cost $900,000.
13% of resident's are foreign born.
According to the Census, the tiny CDP of Rex, NC has the 3rd highest incomes in the US and first in NC. Jupiter Island, FL is the wealthiest place by income in the entire country. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Highest...United_Statesr
In Georgia, it's the newly incorporated City of Johns Creek, in Northern Fulton County.
Population - 70,000
Median household income - $108,416
Average home value - $355,900
There are far wealthier areas, but this is overall the wealthiest City in the State.
For California the distinction over which city is the absolute richest usually is traded back and forth between the following 5 cities:
Atherton, San Mateo County, SF Bay Area
Hillsborough, San Mateo County, SF Bay Area
Rolling Hills, Los Angeles County, LA Area
Hidden Hills, Los Angeles County, LA Area
Rancho Santa Fe, San Diego County, SD Area
Wealth measured how? Net worth? Household income? Per-capita income? Home values per dwelling unit? Home values per square foot? Real estate values per lot size?
By any of these metrics, if I had to guess without looking, in Illinois I'd say it's either Bannockburn or Kennilworth.
By any of these metrics, if I had to guess without looking, in Illinois I'd say it's either Bannockburn or Kennilworth.
In any cat. Kenilworth always wins, so I would put Kenilworth in as IL top city followed by Winnetka.
I would use per capita or household income.
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