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Originally Posted by golfgal
I looked on the city-data home page and the median income for Minnetonka is over $76,000 and the median income for Orono is $96,000. You can't compare the entire twin cities income levels to individual towns, it just doesn't work. Again, the Twin Cities is an expensive place to live and I guess I don't know why this is bugging you so much, it isn't like it happened overnight. It has always been an expensive place to live.
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The income level for Minnetonka is the income level I listed. For Orono, it is $20k more.
Are the income levels you listed per individual, or on a family basis?
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