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Counties by Black Households Earning $200,000+, 2021
3,000+ Households
Prince George's, MD 27,182
Los Angeles, CA 19,174
Cook, IL 17,387
Kings, NY 15,563
Harris, TX 11,705
Queens, NY 11,020
Fulton, GA 10,792
Broward, FL 9,707
Nassau, NY 9,549
Washington, DC 9,309
Montgomery, MD 8,555
Suffolk, NY 7,038
Cobb, GA 6,750
Fairfax, VA 6,691
Dallas, TX 6,637
Alameda, CA 6,616
Baltimore, MD 6,280
Bronx, NY 5,850
Westchester, NY 5,702
Essex, NJ 5,668
Riverside, CA 5,601
DeKalb, GA 5,552
Anne Arundel, MD 5,417
Philadelphia, PA 5,349
Mecklenburg, NC 5,034
Wayne, MI 4,878
Prince William, VA 4,729
New York, NY 4,723
Gwinnett, GA 4,716
Fort Bend, TX 4,664
Shelby, TN 4,651
Collin, TX 4,632
Charles, MD 4,551
King, WA 4,533
Bergen, NJ 4,323
Miami-Dade, FL 4,266
Clark, NV 4,244
Maricopa, AZ 3,926
Middlesex, NJ 3,807
Travis, TX 3,807
Tarrant, TX 3,745
Denton, TX 3,675
Baltimore City, MD 3,564
Contra Costa, CA 3,553
Wake, NC 3,538
Suffolk, MA 3,511
Palm Beach, FL 3,499
Union, NJ 3,376
Orange, FL 3,338
Sacramento, CA 3,271
San Diego, CA 3,199
Oakland, MI 3,156
Orange, CA 3,132
Howard, MD 3,105
Middlesex, MA 3,017
Norfolk, MA 3,009
This is only for MSAs with 2,000+ Black HHS earing $200K+
MSAs by Percent of Black Households Earning $200,000+ Annually, 2021:
Washington DC 11.19%
San Francisco 10.44%
Vallejo(CA) 9.87%
Boston 9.36%
Seattle 7.86%
Riverside 7.70%
New York 7.62%
Austin 6.96%
Bridgeport 6.88%
Los Angeles 6.84%
San Antonio 6.21%
Baltimore 6.14%
Sacramento 5.81%
San Diego 5.51%
New Haven 5.37%
Atlanta 5.19%
Huntsville(AL) 4.87%
Denver 4.66%
Minneapolis 4.46%
Miami 4.37%
Houston 4.19%
Dallas 4.10% - UNITED STATES 4.00% -
Hartford 4.00%
Phoenix 3.99%
Las Vegas 3.86%
Richmond 3.80%
Virginia Beach 3.79%
Chicago 3.77%
Philadelphia 3.66%
Raleigh 3.66%
Pittsburgh 3.54%
Little Rock 3.48%
Durham 3.23%
Nashville 3.09%
Columbus 3.04%
Tampa 2.96%
Orlando 2.94%
Birmingham 2.92%
Charlotte 2.90%
Milwaukee 2.70%
Indianapolis 2.68%
Detroit 2.45%
Jacksonville 2.14%
Memphis 2.04%
St Louis 1.99%
New Orleans 1.97%
Cincinnati 1.90%
Jackson(MS) 1.85%
Cleveland 1.15%
[quote=18Montclair;65825240]Meh. That's too much work right now, maybe later.
In the meantime, I have this...
This is only for MSAs with 2,000+ Black HHS earing $200K+
MSAs by Percent of Black Households Earning $200,000+ Annually, 2021:
Washington DC 11.19%
San Francisco 10.44%
Vallejo(CA) 9.87%
Boston 9.36%
Seattle 7.86%
Riverside 7.70%
New York 7.62%
Austin 6.96%
Bridgeport 6.88%
Los Angeles 6.84%
San Antonio 6.21%
Baltimore 6.14%
Sacramento 5.81%
San Diego 5.51%
New Haven 5.37%
Atlanta 5.19%
Huntsville(AL) 4.87%
Denver 4.66%
Minneapolis 4.46%
Miami 4.37%
Houston 4.19%
Dallas 4.10% - UNITED STATES 4.00% -
Hartford 4.00%
Phoenix 3.99%
Las Vegas 3.86%
Richmond 3.80%
Virginia Beach 3.79%
Chicago 3.77%
Philadelphia 3.66%
Raleigh 3.66%
Pittsburgh 3.54%
Little Rock 3.48%
Durham 3.23%
Nashville 3.09%
Columbus 3.04%
Tampa 2.96%
Orlando 2.94%
Birmingham 2.92%
Charlotte 2.90%
Milwaukee 2.70%
Indianapolis 2.68%
Detroit 2.45%
Jacksonville 2.14% Memphis 2.04%
St Louis 1.99%
New Orleans 1.97%
Cincinnati 1.90%
Jackson(MS) 1.85%
Cleveland 1.15%
Memphis might actually be the worst city on this list, 47% black MSA and only 2% making over 200k/year. If we exclude the Grizzlies players, it would fall below Jackson and possibly Cleveland (which is only 20% black). Honestly, Jackson isn't in great shape either. However, it doesn't have the benefit of inflating the numbers by having pro sports teams... Most of the black wealth comes from natives which is more important IMO
This is only for MSAs with 2,000+ Black HHS earing $200K+
MSAs by Percent of Black Households Earning $200,000+ Annually, 2021:
Washington DC 11.19%
San Francisco 10.44%
Vallejo(CA) 9.87%
Boston 9.36%
Seattle 7.86%
Riverside 7.70%
New York 7.62%
Austin 6.96%
Bridgeport 6.88%
Los Angeles 6.84%
San Antonio 6.21%
Baltimore 6.14%
Sacramento 5.81%
San Diego 5.51%
New Haven 5.37%
Atlanta 5.19%
Huntsville(AL) 4.87%
Denver 4.66%
Minneapolis 4.46%
Miami 4.37%
Houston 4.19%
Dallas 4.10% - UNITED STATES 4.00% -
Hartford 4.00%
Phoenix 3.99%
Las Vegas 3.86%
Richmond 3.80%
Virginia Beach 3.79%
Chicago 3.77%
Philadelphia 3.66%
Raleigh 3.66%
Pittsburgh 3.54%
Little Rock 3.48%
Durham 3.23%
Nashville 3.09%
Columbus 3.04%
Tampa 2.96%
Orlando 2.94%
Birmingham 2.92%
Charlotte 2.90%
Milwaukee 2.70%
Indianapolis 2.68%
Detroit 2.45%
Jacksonville 2.14% Memphis 2.04%
St Louis 1.99%
New Orleans 1.97%
Cincinnati 1.90%
Jackson(MS) 1.85%
Cleveland 1.15%
Memphis might actually be the worst city on this list, 47% black MSA and only 2% making over 200k/year. If we exclude the Grizzlies players, it would fall below Jackson and possibly Cleveland (which is only 20% black). Honestly, Jackson isn't in great shape either. However, it doesn't have the benefit of inflating the numbers by having pro sports teams... Most of the black wealth comes from natives which is more important IMO
Some of this may be a matter of cost of living as well. So, in some of these areas, you don’t have to make that much to do well/live relatively comfortably, while others you do have to make that much to live comfortably.
anyway this isnt a ranking, just counties that I picked,
Counties by Median Earnings,
Black Males that worked full-time in the past 12 months, 2021
San Francisco, CA $81,132
Contra Costa, CA $74,336
Washington, DC $73,863
Fairfax, VA $72,327
Santa Clara, CA $71,609
Solano, CA $70,332
Riverside, CA $65,600
Nassau, NY $65,165
Montgomery, MD $63,762
Alameda, CA $62,411
Prince George's, MD $62,144
Hudson, NJ $62,086
Los Angeles, CA $61,956
King, WA $57,796
Queens, NY $56,886
Cobb, GA $56,059
San Bernardino, CA $54,701
Fulton, GA $54,254
Travis, TX $53,016
Arlington, VA $52,353
New York, NY $52,189
San Diego, CA $52,017
Kings, NY $51,488
Harris, TX $50,649
Cook, IL $48,513
Sacramento, CA $48,043
Dallas, TX $47,177
Maricopa, AZ $46,359
Mecklenburg, NC $46,226
Miami-Dade, FL $36,232
Quote:
Originally Posted by 18Montclair
Meh. That's too much work right now, maybe later.
In the meantime, I have this...
This is only for MSAs with 2,000+ Black HHS earing $200K+
MSAs by Percent of Black Households Earning $200,000+ Annually, 2021:
Washington DC 11.19%
San Francisco 10.44%
Vallejo(CA) 9.87%
Boston 9.36%
Seattle 7.86%
Riverside 7.70%
New York 7.62%
Austin 6.96%
Bridgeport 6.88%
Los Angeles 6.84%
San Antonio 6.21%
Baltimore 6.14%
Sacramento 5.81%
San Diego 5.51%
New Haven 5.37%
Atlanta 5.19%
Huntsville(AL) 4.87%
Denver 4.66%
Minneapolis 4.46%
Miami 4.37%
Houston 4.19%
Dallas 4.10%
All very interesting. Just will add - this is why I don't fully buy the narrative about Atlanta. It's still a good place full of diversity but the data doesn't really speak to the narrative that people try to paint.
All very interesting. Just will add - this is why I don't fully buy the narrative about Atlanta. It's still a good place full of diversity but the data doesn't really speak to the narrative that people try to paint.
But Atlanta has more individuals earning at least $250,000 than DC does.
Quote:
Originally Posted by BajanYankee
Annual Earnings of $250,000 or more (Black, Non-Hispanic)
NYC (boroughs) - 9,579
Metro Atlanta - 9,395
Greater Los Angeles - 8,211
DC Metro - 7,365
Bay Area - 6,822
Greater Chicago - 5,603
NY/CT suburbs - 5,332
Greater Philly - 3,892
NNJ - 2,619
Boston - 1,650
A household income of $200,000 may or may not be "high" depending on the size of the household. A household with 2 working adults and 3 children with a HHI of $200,000 is not that well off in any large metro area.
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