After New York, which city has the most prestige? (living, best, better)
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Top 10 Cities by the number of Residents With a Net Worth of $30 Million+,
2014
New York 8,655
London 6,815
Tokyo 6,185 San Francisco 5,460
Los Angeles 5,135
Osaka 3,405
Paris 3,345
Hong Kong 3,335
Chicago 2,885
Mexico City 2,780
Top 10 Cities by the number of Residents With a Net Worth of $30 Million+,
2014
New York 8,655
London 6,815
Tokyo 6,185 San Francisco 5,460
Los Angeles 5,135
Osaka 3,405
Paris 3,345
Hong Kong 3,335
Chicago 2,885
Mexico City 2,780
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Originally Posted by Mezter
Literally how do you even find all these stats???
He's just rehashing the same stats he uses in EVERY thread that pertains to SF. Doesn't matter if they're relevant to the topic at hand, or even outright trumped (looking at you, NYC vs SF thread), he'll fall back on his bread and butters, ignore/dismiss valid counterarguments (digging that private jet set map posted), and rile up the opposition with puerile, asinine comments/hashtags. Rinse and repeat. How this still gets to people is beyond me. Just keep posting SFs poop map, throw in a stupid hash tag somewhere, and talk up LAs brand ranking if you want to play his game
Anyway, the correct answer is DC, before this thread devolved into a California pissing match. Nothing posted has dissuaded my opinion on this, and I don't view this poll as accurate in the slightest. If MDAllstar or another DC poster was as vigilant as Monty, I'm sure endless stats about embassies and the like would begin to persuade people to reality.
Last edited by qworldorder; 11-11-2015 at 06:57 PM..
Top 10 Cities by the number of Residents With a Net Worth of $30 Million+,
2014
New York 8,655
London 6,815
Tokyo 6,185 San Francisco 5,460
Los Angeles 5,135
Osaka 3,405
Paris 3,345
Hong Kong 3,335
Chicago 2,885
Mexico City 2,780
This is what always happens. I respond to cheap jabs with a wrecking ball and then ultimately it all goes personal. People get into their feelings and make it about me because they cant really refute what I said. Suddenly my enthusiasm becomes the topic. LOL.
What wrecking ball? You think your jabs do something?
Get over yourself
You're just annoying . Thats it. I just respond to your dumb crap.
I honestly can't believe how much someone's ego is tied up into a city's accomplishments they had nothing to do with.
The Census Bureau recently released this stat as well: Largest CSAs and Largest Uncombined MSAs by the Number of Owner Occupied Housing Units Valued at $1,000,000+, 2014
San Francisco 313,323
New York 304,331
Los Angeles 271,901
Washington 89,697
Boston 69,226
Chicago 46,328
San Diego 46,033
Miami 44,238
Seattle 37,392
Philadelphia 25,043
Houston 21,357
Dallas 20,684
Denver 18,637
Phoenix 17,124
Atlanta 16,904
Minneapolis 11,588
Detroit9,783
Portland 8,962
Orlando 7,975
Cleveland 3,712
SFs beneath LAs culture. LA is supremely better than SF for museums, architecture, symphony orchestras, theaters, performing artists, musicians, actors, etc.
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99.9% of the world isn't keeping score, and I have no dog in the fight between SF and LA. I do have lots of family in California and am out there annually.
To be honest, I used to like SF more, but im put off by its absurd elitism and plutocratic society. At least I can afford to do **** in LA.
I like Sacramento and Long Beach moreso than the traditional big hitters.
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