Places in the US by Highest Average Family Income, 2019 (state, population, Los Angeles)

[18Montclair]

The Census Bureau released it's 5-year estimates last week, which means all places regardless of population, so I always look to that data for average incomes for small towns because those are usually the wealthiest but are not in the 1-year release. Anyhow, here are the places that I found so far...

1. Nicasio has to be a fluke of some kind. It's a teeny tiny town in Marin and is usually not anywhere near this high--maybe George Lucas moved there? Who knows, in any event, it tops all places in the United States as far as Average Family Income for 2019.

Usually, rankings on this topic such as the one by Bloomberg includes only places with at least 5,000 population, but I am a geek and want to see all areas.

I bolded and colored red places that are $500,000+

Places by Average Family Income, $400,000+
Average Family Income/Place/(Population)/Metro Area
$819,111 Nicasio, CA(106)San Francisco
$812,107 Indian Creek, FL(86)-Miami
$697,702 Jupiter Island, FL(803)-Miami
$561,679 Chevy Chase Village, MD(1,953)-Washington DC
$546,534 Atherton, CA(7,168)-San Francisco
$544,072 Gulf Stream, FL(1,053)-Miami
$514,935 Sands Point, NY(2,897)-New York
$511,550 Belvedere, CA(2,134)-San Francisco
$495,565 Scarsdale, NY(17,863)-New York
$492,945 Southside Place, TX(1,881)-Houston
$484,452 Westlake, TX(1,558)-Dallas
$477,225 Rolling Hills, CA(1,867)-Los Angeles
$475,355 Hunters Creek Village, TX(4,881)-Houston
$471,560 Los Altos Hills, CA(8,505)-San Jose
$467,901 Brookville, NY(3,602)-New York
$461,926 Woodside, CA(5,542)-San Francisco
$459,887 Hillsborough, CA(11,447)-San Francisco
$458,339 Hunting Valley, OH(719)-Cleveland
$458,060 Rockleigh, NJ(533)-New York
$453,899 Mission Hills, KS(3,576)-Kansas City
$452,375 Centre Island, NY(410)-New York
$451,418 Old Field, NY(908)-New York
$450,103 Highland Park, TX(9,188)-Dallas
$446,653 Chevy Chase, MD( 2,824)-Washington DC
$446,288 Glencoe, IL(8,861)-Chicago
$448,232 Crows Nest, IN(76)-Indianapolis
$445,066 Bronxville, NY(6,440)-New York
$444,907 Somerset, MD(1,280)-Washington DC
$442,292 Barton Creek, TX(2,928)-Austin
$441,702 Chenequa, WI(599)-Milwaukee
$438,795 Monte Sereno, CA(3,479)-San Jose
$436,561 Cherry Hills Village, CO(6,650)-Denver
$436,378 Brookmont, MD(3,633)-Washington DC
$430,823 Cove Neck, NY(301)-New York
$426,055 Manalapan, FL(303)-Miami
$425,421 Hidden Hills, CA(1,898)-Los Angeles
$425,213 Belle Meade, TN(2,881)-Nashville
$424,801 Plandome, NY(1,471)-New York
$423,969 Yarrow Point, WA(1,447)-Seattle
$423,514 Ladera, CA(1,607)-San Francisco
$422,344 Short Hills, NJ(13,134)-New York
$420,646 Lloyd Harbor, NY(3,669)-New York
$418,619 Woodland, MN(481)-Minneapolis
$418,401 Hunts Point, WA(437)-Seattle
$417,342 Darien, CT(21,753)-New York
$417,048 Mill Creek, NY(997)-New York
$415,691 Palm Beach, FL( 8,723)-Miami
$414,338 Roslyn Estates, NY(1,235)-New York
$413,004 Winnetka, IL(12,385)-Chicago
$411,479 Piney Point Village, TX(3,441)-Houston
$410,317 Laurel Hollow, NY(2,028)-New York
$409,733 Asharoken, NY(645)-New York
$409,161 Sunfish Lake, MN (545)-Minneapolis
$408,135 Munsey Park, NY(2,716)-New York
$406,229 Old Brookville, NY(2,192)-New York
$406,224 Larchmont, NY(6,069)-New York
$404,244 Huntleigh, MO(393)-St Louis
$401,312 Martin's Addition, MD(996)-Washington, DC

Source: US Census Bureau, 5-year data release

[elchevere]

Interesting list. Indian Creek, aka Billionaires Bunker—where Jared and Ivanka (why us?) have just plopped down $38M and will soon be joined by Tom and Giselle.

Fisher Island, average income $2.2M and wealthiest zip code in the US, was not listed and should be added (at the very top), no???...I’m showing a population of 236, more than Nicasio and Indian Creek. Was it lumped in with Miami Beach?--if so, not sure why when Indian Creek was not.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bus...r-2019-5%3famp

[Gaylord_Focker]

I think there's a Westlake in Austin that is very wealthy. Didn't know Dallas had a Westlake.

[bluescreen73]

Originally Posted by Gaylord_Focker

I think there's a Westlake in Austin that is very wealthy. Didn't know Dallas had a Westlake.

The new Schwab HQ is there. It's between Southlake and the Texas Motor Speedway. Trophy Club/Roanoke area.

[btownboss4]

This list is just as much informative of the political divisions in the region as a measure of wealth.

Boston and Chicago combining for less representation than Minneapolis just tells you they have significantly larger Local Divisions than less wealth.