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Citydata19 do have a good point though. Only the poor urbanite enthusiast (such as c-d posters) would sing praises about living in squalor.. because it's 'authentic'.
The real dominant people in our society prefer the wealthy suburban or rural areas. Those individuals are in their own class, let's not forget.
Citydata19 do have a good point though. Only the poor urbanite enthusiast (such as c-d posters) would sing praises about living in squalor.. because it's 'authentic'.
The real dominant people in our society prefer the wealthy suburban or rural areas. Those individuals are in their own class, let's not forget.
Why have 3 pages been spent arguing this lol. Wealthy people can be in rural areas, suburban areas, or urban areas. All of it is a matter of their personal preference.
The list is not surprising at all. I’d be curious to see where Miami ranks though. I would think they’d be right outside the Big 5.
Those 5 cities are part of the top 10 richest in the world. If we expand to top 20 Dallas makes the cut at #18.
Elsewhere in North America, Toronto makes the list @ #14.
I am not sure if there has already been losses reflected but the listsin seeing all have more millionaires than the figures in the OP:
New York City, New York - 345,600 millionaires.
San Francisco Bay Area, California - 276,400 millionaires.
Los Angeles/Malibu, California - 192,400 millionaires. ...
Chicago, Illinois - 160,100 millionaires. ...
Houston, Texas - 132,600 millionaires
It did say that Miami is near the top for second homes though and that it is among the top 5 growing cities for Centi-millionaires.
With all these moves to Miami it may make the top 20 list soon as more millionaires make it their first home instead of 2nd.
High Net Worth Individuals, $1M+
1-New York 345,600
2-San Francisco 276,400
3-Los Angeles 192,400
4-Chicago 160,100
5-Houston 132,600
6-Toronto 116,100
7-Dallas 92,300
4 North American Cities Among 20 Fastest Growing in the World: Miami 43,500
Austin 15,800
Greenwich 11,800
West Palm Beach 9,100
Multi-Millionaires, Worth $10M+
1-New York 15,470
2-San Francisco 12,890
3-Los Angeles 8,590
4-Chicago 7,400
5-Houston 6,590
6-Dallas 4,340
7-Toronto 4,160
Miami 2,350
Greenwich 1,290
Austin 630
West Palm Beach 530
Centi-Millionaires, Worth $100M+
1-New York 737
2-San Francisco 623
3-Los Angeles 393
4-Chicago 340
5-Houston 314
6-Dallas 211
7-Toronto 187
Miami 164
Greenwich 111
Austin 82
West Palm Beach 58
Billionaires
1-San Francisco 62
2-New York 59
3-Los Angeles 34
4-Chicago 28
5-Houston 25
6-Dallas 18
7-Toronto 17
Austin 11
Miami 9
Greenwich 8
West Palm Beach 5
2021-2022
Annual Growth in
High Net Worth Population:
Austin +14%
Houston +6%
West Palm Beach +6%
Greenwich +5%
Miami +5%
San Francisco +4%
Dallas +3%
Toronto -2%
Chicago -4%
Los Angeles -6%
New York -12%
Those 5 cities are part of the top 10 richest in the world. If we expand to top 20 Dallas makes the cut at #18.
Elsewhere in North America, Toronto makes the list @ #14.
I am not sure if there has already been losses reflected but the listsin seeing all have more millionaires than the figures in the OP:
New York City, New York - 345,600 millionaires.
San Francisco Bay Area, California - 276,400 millionaires.
Los Angeles/Malibu, California - 192,400 millionaires. ...
Chicago, Illinois - 160,100 millionaires. ...
Houston, Texas - 132,600 millionaires
It did say that Miami is near the top for second homes though and that it is among the top 5 growing cities for Centi-millionaires.
With all these moves to Miami it may make the top 20 list soon as more millionaires make it their first home instead of 2nd.
High Net Worth Individuals, $1M+
1-New York 345,600
2-San Francisco 276,400
3-Los Angeles 192,400
4-Chicago 160,100
5-Houston 132,600
6-Toronto 116,100
7-Dallas 92,300
4 North American Cities Among 20 Fastest Growing in the World: Miami 43,500
Austin 15,800
Greenwich 11,800
West Palm Beach 9,100
Multi-Millionaires, Worth $10M+
1-New York 15,470
2-San Francisco 12,890
3-Los Angeles 8,590
4-Chicago 7,400
5-Houston 6,590
6-Dallas 4,340
7-Toronto 4,160
Miami 2,350
Greenwich 1,290
Austin 630
West Palm Beach 530
Centi-Millionaires, Worth $100M+
1-New York 737
2-San Francisco 623
3-Los Angeles 393
4-Chicago 340
5-Houston 314
6-Dallas 211
7-Toronto 187
Miami 164
Greenwich 111
Austin 82
West Palm Beach 58
Billionaires
1-San Francisco 62
2-New York 59
3-Los Angeles 34
4-Chicago 28
5-Houston 25
6-Dallas 18
7-Toronto 17
Austin 11
Miami 9
Greenwich 8
West Palm Beach 5
2021-2022
Annual Growth in
High Net Worth Population:
Austin +14%
Houston +6%
West Palm Beach +6%
Greenwich +5%
Miami +5%
San Francisco +4%
Dallas +3%
Toronto -2%
Chicago -4%
Los Angeles -6%
New York -12%
Interesting data. Thanks! Dallas and Toronto are pretty impressive.[/quote]
No problem.
I actually was expecting Toronto to be right next to Chicago. It is similar in size and is the primate city for Canada.
Dallas is right where it should be for its size.
Chicago is almost on par with LA.
SF is the truly impressive one. It is almost keeping up with NY.
I am assuming that Miami, Boston and either Seattle or Atlanta would round up the top 10.
It's weird but looking at counties Maricopa ranks really high. Phoenix metro might low-key be up there.
Philadelphia is another wild card. DC is another. DC has the 4th highest CONCENTRATION of millionaires after SJ, Bridgeport and SF. Boston has the 6th highest and Seattle the 9th highest
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