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Originally Posted by 18Montclair
Well, that was the largest cities.
I have a list of all cities included in the 2021 ACS.
4 cities are at $250,000+, so we don't know the exact amount.
City, State, Median Income, 2-Earner Families, 2021(MSA):
Bethesda, MD $250,000+(Washington)
Dublin, CA $250,000+(San Francisco)
Mountain View, CA $250,000+(San Jose)
Palo Alto, CA $250,000+(San Jose)
Newport Beach, CA $248,622(Los Angeles)
Fremont, CA $245,994(San Francisco)
Sunnyvale, CA $240,997(San Jose)
San Ramon, CA $235,951(San Francisco)
Redwood City, CA $233,391(San Francisco)
Santa Clara, CA $228,644(San Jose)
San Francisco, CA $225,209(San Francisco)
Arlington, VA $217,128(Washington)
Berkeley, CA $215,139(San Francisco)
Pleasanton, CA $214,380(San Francisco)
San Mateo, CA $213,306(San Francisco)
Milpitas, CA $211,074(San Jose)
Washington, DC $210,935(Washington)
Seattle, WA $209,584(Seattle)
Santa Monica, CA $206,028(Los Angeles)
Davis, CA $203,589(Sacramento)
Naperville, IL $200,763(Chicago)
Livermore, CA $197,772(San Francisco)
Alameda, CA $195,078(San Francisco)
Walnut Creek, CA $192,438(San Francisco)
Alpharetta, GA $191,488(Atlanta)
Johns Creek, CA $190,644(Atlanta)
Folsom, CA $190,425(Sacramento)
Thousand Oaks, CA $188,462(Oxnard)
Carmel, IN $186,769(Indianapolis)
Highlands Ranch, CO $186,266(Denver)
San Jose, CA $187,105(San Jose)
Redondo Beach, CA $186,052(Los Angeles)
Mission Viejo, CA $183,384(Los Angeles)
Alexandria, VA $180,851(Washington)
Carlsbad, CA $180,139(San Diego)
Castro Valley, CA $179,453(San Francisco)
Evanston, IL $178,662(Chicago)
Yorba Linda, CA $178,496(Los Angeles)
Irvine, CA $174,196(Los Angeles)
Lake Forest, CA $173,909(Los Angeles)
Pasadena, CA $173,380(Los Angeles)
Chino Hills, CA $169,211(Riverside)
Centennial, CO $163,696(Denver)
Union City, CA $163,058(San Francisco)
Sandy Springs, GA $163,008(Atlanta)
Roseville, CA $162,963(Sacramento)
Boulder, CO $162,011(Boulder)
Stamford, CT $160,169(Bridgeport)
Huntington Beach, CA $158,421(Los Angeles)
Fishers, IN $157,663(Indianapolis)
San Marcos, CA $156,507(San Diego)
Atlanta, GA $154,796(Atlanta)
Columbia, MD $154,206(Baltimore)
Oakland, CA $154,164(San Francisco)
Torrance, CA $154,111(Los Angeles)
Norwalk, CT $153,946(Bridgeport)
Arlington Heights, IL $151,778(Chicago)
Tustin, CA $151,679(Los Angeles)
Broomfield, CO $151,017(Denver)
Scottsdale, AZ $150,737(Phoenix)
Ahh ok gotcha. Makes sense. Thanks for this. California communities dominating here. I knew Arlington would be higher than DC, just not by how much, but separating it by "large" cities gives good context too.
Some more data on immigration. This is based on period of time when immigrants came. Ill stick to urban area. I look at the numbers from who entered from 2000-2010 and 2010-2021 by region. I used the cut off mark of 350,000 immigrants.
To recap, here is the total foreign born population by Urban Area as of 2021:
New York City: 5,745,510
Los Angeles: 4,105,260
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 2,499,200
Chicago: 1,624,888
Houston: 1,509,970
Washington DC: 1,313,672
Dallas/Fort Worth: 1,256,929
San Francisco: 1,150,537
Boston: 947,002
Atlanta: 805,860
Seattle/Tacoma: 763,876
San Jose: 727,438
San Diego: 712,251
Philadelphia: 675,612
Phoenix: 583,490
Las Vegas: 476,746
Tampa: 430,966
Detroit: 417,971
Sacramento: 384,098
Minneapolis/St. Paul: 370,858
Number of Immigrants who Entered the US Between 2000-2010
From Europe:
New York City: 136,830
Chicago: 82,813
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 29,820
Boston: 29,747
Los Angeles: 28,319
Seattle/Tacoma: 27,772
Washington DC: 19,116
San Francisco: 18,503
Philadelphia: 18,117
Atlanta: 17,966
Tampa: 17,009
Sacramento: 16,830
Detroit: 15,364
Houston: 12,318
Phoenix: 11,646
San Diego: 10,310
Dallas/Fort Worth: 9,549
San Jose: 9,238
Minneapolis/St. Paul: 8,312
Las Vegas: 7,554
Orlando: 4,737
From Asia:
New York City: 402,221
Los Angeles: 339,056
San Francisco: 137,906
Washington DC: 117,205
San Jose: 106,334
Chicago: 102,645
Houston: 94,705
Dallas/Fort Worth: 88,738
Seattle/Tacoma: 86,211
Philadelphia: 71,659
Boston: 68,671
Atlanta: 64,714
Detroit: 58,449
San Diego: 56,896
Sacramento: 43,438
Las Vegas: 36,853
Phoenix: 32,124
Minneapolis/St. Paul: 31,765
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 30,733
Orlando: 14,991
Tampa: 17,617
From the Caribbean:
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 284,441
New York City: 259,864
Boston: 34,881
Tampa: 25,382
Orlando: 20,125
Philadelphia: 19,236
Atlanta: 17,431
Washington DC: 14,614
Houston: 11,320
Las Vegas: 4,172
Dallas/Fort Worth: 3,761
Chicago: 3,548
Phoenix: 3,533
Los Angeles: 2,516
Detroit: 1,563
San Francisco: 1,434
Seattle/Tacoma: 871
San Diego: 648
Minneapolis/St. Paul: 631
San Jose: 430
Sacramento: 293
From Mexico:
Los Angeles: 289,408
Dallas/Fort Worth: 150,663
Chicago: 139,149
Houston: 134,531
New York City: 91,023
Phoenix: 79,117
San Diego: 61,943
Las Vegas: 49,049
Atlanta: 42,381
San Francisco: 40,840
San Jose: 26,797
Seattle/Tacoma: 25,884
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 24,054
Philadelphia: 18,615
Sacramento: 18,554
Tampa: 15,240
Minneapolis/St. Paul: 13,074
Washington DC: 11,573
Detroit: 9,839
Orlando: 5,450
Boston: 1,342
From Central America:
Los Angeles: 124,806
New York City: 100,802
Washington DC: 86,100
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 65,038
Houston: 50,510
Dallas/Fort Worth: 28,349
San Francisco: 22,918
Boston: 21,971
Atlanta: 21,172
Chicago: 12,164
Las Vegas: 11,266
Orlando: 6,634
Philadelphia: 5,906
Tampa: 5,773
Seattle/Tacoma: 5,486
Phoenix: 5,481
San Diego: 4,297
Sacramento: 3,779
San Jose: 3,748
Minneapolis/St. Paul: 3,115
Detroit: 2,085
From South America:
New York City: 217,738
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 152,377
Washington DC: 34,173
Houston: 30,608
Boston: 28,351
Los Angeles: 22,517
Orlando: 19,321
Atlanta: 17,311
Chicago: 16,564
Tampa: 14,479
Dallas/Fort Worth: 11,777
Philadelphia: 10,131
Minneapolis/St. Paul: 8,504
San Francisco: 7,959
San Diego: 6,738
Las Vegas: 5,663
Seattle/Tacoma: 4,735
San Jose: 3,112
Phoenix: 3,071
Sacramento: 1,453
Detroit: 898
From Other Areas (Africa, Canada, Oceana, etc.):
New York City: 81,430
Washington DC: 69,523
Minneapolis/St. Paul: 40,777
Atlanta: 33,204
Dallas/Fort Worth: 31,748
Seattle/Tacoma: 31,135
Boston: 30,524
Los Angeles: 24,871
Houston: 23,922
Philadelphia: 22,616
Chicago: 18,490
San Francisco: 15,284
Phoenix: 12,204
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 10,004
Las Vegas: 8,014
San Diego: 7,387
Orlando: 6,076
San Jose: 6,038
Detroit: 5,805
Sacramento: 5,523
Tampa: 5,370
Number of Immigrants who Entered the US Between 2010-2021
From Europe:
New York City: 168,268
Chicago: 60,526
Los Angeles: 53,300
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 46,514
Boston: 35,777
Seattle/Tacoma: 34,681
San Francisco: 29,624
Washington DC: 27,252
Philadelphia: 27,117
Houston: 22,934
Sacramento: 15,652
San Jose: 15,277
Detroit: 15,031
Dallas/Fort Worth: 14,494
Tampa: 13,713
San Diego: 11,871
Atlanta: 11,364
Orlando: 10,782
Phoenix: 10,106
Minneapolis/St. Paul: 7,021
Las Vegas: 6,181
From Asia:
New York City: 511,753
Los Angeles: 386,459
San Francisco: 184,002
San Jose: 175,788
Seattle/Tacoma: 173,600
Houston: 153,761
Chicago: 150,290
Dallas/Fort Worth: 148,089
Washington DC: 147,247
Boston: 123,666
Atlanta: 105,364
Detroit: 103,609
Philadelphia: 97,068
San Diego: 81,362
Sacramento: 59,765
Phoenix: 50,814
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 43,833
Minneapolis/St. Paul: 42,739
Las Vegas: 36,491
Tampa: 28,343
Orlando: 19,268
From the Caribbean:
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 353,093
New York City: 326,004
Boston: 68,167
Tampa: 43,240
Orlando: 36,665
Philadelphia: 34,983
Houston: 23,689
Atlanta: 14,696
Washington DC: 11,679
Las Vegas: 9,218
Dallas/Fort Worth: 9,086
San Francisco: 8,044
Phoenix: 6,043
Chicago: 4,749
Los Angeles: 3,766
Minneapolis/St. Paul: 3,050
Detroit: 2,530
San Diego: 1,771
San Jose: 1,590
Seattle/Tacoma: 1,071
Sacramento: 532
From Mexico:
Los Angeles: 106,926
Dallas/Fort Worth: 96,912
Houston: 83,999
Chicago: 62,889
New York City: 60,649
San Diego: 49,458
Phoenix: 41,254
Atlanta: 24,888
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 20,235
San Francisco: 19,930
Seattle/Tacoma: 19,677
Las Vegas: 17,614
San Jose: 13,473
Detroit: 12,157
Tampa: 11,714
Philadelphia: 11,117
Washington DC: 7,828
Orlando: 5,543
Minneapolis/St. Paul: 5,335
Sacramento: 5,275
Boston: 3,478
From Central America:
Houston: 115,408
New York City: 108,634
Los Angeles: 103,471
Washington DC: 90,617
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 83,509
Dallas/Fort Worth: 67,169
San Francisco: 46,023
Las Vegas: 44,069
Atlanta: 26,440
Boston: 26,064
Philadelphia: 14,092
Chicago: 11,469
Orlando: 8,894
Phoenix: 8,822
Seattle/Tacoma: 7,858
San Jose: 6,312
Tampa: 5,532
Minneapolis/St. Paul: 3,877
Sacramento: 3,057
San Diego: 2,479
Detroit: 2,353
From South America:
New York City: 228,295
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 224,985
Orlando: 51,285
Boston: 48,910
Houston: 41,304
Washington DC: 38,307
Tampa: 29,209
Los Angeles: 28,195
Chicago: 25,323
Atlanta: 25,080
Dallas/Fort Worth: 18,453
Philadelphia: 17,120
San Francisco: 11,755
Seattle/Tacoma: 10,136
Minneapolis/St. Paul: 8,555
San Diego: 6,268
San Jose: 5,927
Las Vegas: 5,832
Phoenix: 5,246
Detroit: 4,056
Sacramento: 3,193
From Other Areas (Africa, Canada, Oceana, etc.):
New York City: 130,563
Washington DC: 91,627
Houston: 68,809
Dallas/Fort Worth: 65,996
Minneapolis/St. Paul: 53,646
Los Angeles: 49,085
Seattle/Tacoma: 43,774
Atlanta: 40,831
Boston: 40,252
Philadelphia: 34,028
Chicago: 32,315
San Francisco: 22,595
Phoenix: 20,394
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 15,866
San Jose: 10,489
Sacramento: 10,239
Detroit: 10,105
San Diego: 9,991
Las Vegas: 8,739
Tampa: 7,337
Orlando: 4,452
Maybe my eyes are tired, but it appears that Miami is the only metro where there were more immigrants from Europe than Asia since 2010. For a major metro area, Miami has a tiny Asian population.
Maybe my eyes are tired, but it appears that Miami is the only metro where there were more immigrants from Europe than Asia since 2010. For a major metro area, Miami has a tiny Asian population.
I noticed that too! Florida seems very popular with Europeans and non-Mexican Latinos. Asian population of Florida is just 3% and the majority of those are Indians.
Also kind of surprised that Philly has more immigrants than Minneapolis
Another one that was eye catching was the significant drop of Mexico immigration the past ten years. Even LA barely had over 100k. While still a sizable number, it is a big drop.
Despite what we hear about southern metros in GA, TX, FL gaining many Caribbean immigrants- Boston has retained its #3 spot by doubling its Caribbean immigrant population, putting even more space between it and Tampa and Orlando.
It also nearly doubled its Asian immigration numbers from 2000-2010 to 2010-2021
Some of my posts above were deleted and I get why, but just for the sake of relevance to this topic, the question was asked if Texas, Florida, and Arizona busing migrants to NYC, Chicago, and DC will change long term trends in terms of immigration to those states. The data laid out clearly shows it will not. That is the only relevant question regarding that topic so we can leave it at that. We shouldnt discuss it beyond that.
I noticed that too! Florida seems very popular with Europeans and non-Mexican Latinos. Asian population of Florida is just 3% and the majority of those are Indians.
Also kind of surprised that Philly has more immigrants than Minneapolis
I think the reason Minneapolis stands out more is because it has the largest immigrant populations of unique groups. Its the largest Somalia, Lao, and Liberian populations in the US and has the 2nd largest Ethiopian, Thai, and Kenyan populations. Philly has a lot more immigrants but the communities are much more common (Indian, Chinese, Dominican, etc.).
Despite what we hear about southern metros in GA, TX, FL gaining many Caribbean immigrants- Boston has retained its #3 spot by doubling its Caribbean immigrant population, putting even more space between it and Tampa and Orlando.
It also nearly doubled its Asian immigration numbers from 2000-2010 to 2010-2021
Boston doesn't often get the credit it deserves for its immigrant draw, IMO, because while it's a very ethnically diverse urban area it is not a racially diverse urban area. I would also point to the fact that there isn't one overwhelming group. Even a very ethnically diverse place like NYC has overwhelming numbers from the Dominican Republic and China.
Boston is definitely a massive destination for immigrants from Haiti, the Dominican Republic, and other West Indian nations.
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