What is the most materialistic place(suburb, urban neighborhood) in the United States (crime, places)

[wildcat2009]

What places in the United States have yuppies that show off the wealth tremendously through what they have (car and clothes)?
I have a few cities that come to mind:

Naples, FL
Winter Park, FL
Coconut Grove, FL
Orange County, CA
Coral Gables, FL
Encino, CA
Highland Park Dallas
Washington DC

[DANNYY]

San Francisco, IMHO it really feels like that too.

[kidphilly]

Originally Posted by OmShahi

San Francisco, IMHO it really feels like that too.

nuevo riche there - it is like a self-imposed sofisticated attempt at prettying up Snookie

[polo89]

Originally Posted by kidphilly

nuevo riche there - it is like a self-imposed sofisticated attempt at prettying up Snookie

A little harsh.

[polo89]

Half of Coconut Grove is crime-ridden and ghetto, and the other half is not as rich as people in Coral Gables. I don't know why it's a choice on here.

[Smtchll]

any place with lots of new money: all over the Sun Belt.

[johnatl]

Hoboken.

[kidphilly]

Originally Posted by johnatl

Hoboken.

Now John that made me smile


good stuff, you are slowly growing on me

[kidphilly]

Originally Posted by polo89

A little harsh.

sometimes the truth hurts

[BPerone201]

Good portions of Bergen, Westchester, and Fairfield counties can be thrown in the mix.
I lived in a blue collar area in Bergen County, so it wasn't as bad, but materialistic folk was still there solely because of its surroundings.

Good chunks of Manhattan fit the bill entirely. (Soho, Chelsea, Upper West Side)