When you think of wealthy places in America, what comes to mind? Palo Alto, California? New York City?
When you think of wealthy places in America, what comes to mind? Palo Alto, California? New York City?
New York and the San Francisco Bay area, most notably, Silicon Valley have been at the forefront of affluent communities for the past several years. This is in part due to the growing technology industry in Silicon Valley and the financial services hub that is New York City.
The wealthy don’t only live in New York or Silicon Valley. Rich neighborhoods and towns are scattered all over America. As the economy grows, so does the wealth of these places. And according to recent data, the economy is in healthy shape and continues to promise strong growth moving forward.
Here are America’s 20 richest places:
1. Atherton, California
2. Cherry Hills Village, Colorado
3. Scarsdale, New York
4. Los Altos Hills, California
5. Short Hills, New Jersey
6. Hillsborough, California
7. Old Greenwich, Connecticut
8. Bronxville, New York
9. Highland Park, Texas
10. Darien, Connecticut
11. West University Place, Texas
12. The village of Indian Hill, Ohio
13. Winnetka, Illinois
14. Great Falls, Virginia
15. Glencoe, Illinois
16. Kentfield, California
17. University Park, Texas
18. Paradise Valley, Arizona
19. Westport, Connecticut
20. McLean, Virginia
After years of New York and California dominating the wealthiest places in America, areas in the Midwest are starting to join the list. For example, Glencoe, Illinois with an average household income of $306,923 or Indian Hill, in Ohio with an average household income of $314,077. Do you live in one of the top wealthiest places in America?
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