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Posted May 25, 2022, 4:20 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Steely Dan
anyway, here are the 1M+ US MSAs ranked by current ZHVI:
(the 10 cities from the dude's "underrated" list are bolded)
- San Jose: $1,710,404
- San Francisco: $1,489,691
- Los Angeles: $932,783
- San Diego: $923,350
- Honolulu: $916,366
- Seattle: $791,933
- Boston: $649,034
- Denver: $639,316
- Sacramento: $616,124
- Salt Lake City: $602,765
- New York: $600,354
- Austin: $594,441
- Portland: $581,400
- Riverside: $578,174
- Washington: $550,917
- Phoenix: $466,170
- Raleigh: $445,219
- Providence: $438,168
- Las Vegas: $437,478
- Nashville: $433,158
- Miami: $430,068
- Fresno: $386,924
- Dallas: $381,089
- Orlando: $376,474
- Minneapolis: $374,074
- Charlotte: $372,300
- Baltimore: $372,061
- Atlanta: $367,946
- Tampa: $366,059
- Jacksonville: $355,286
US National ZHVI: 344,141
- Tucson: $335,711
- San Antonio: $329,532
- Philadelphia: $327,347
- Richmond: $320,654
- Virginia Beach: $317,835
- Hartford: $312,123
- Chicago: $305,282
- Grand Rapids: $303,655
- Houston: $299,998
- Columbus: $290,400
- Kansas City: $283,085
- Milwaukee: $267,887
- New Orleans: $264,185
- Indianapolis: $263,495
- Cincinnati: $255,392
- Buffalo: $241,651
- St. Louis: $239,028
- Detroit: $238,278
- Louisville: $236,137
- Birmingham: $234,645
- Memphis: $224,616
- Cleveland: $212,605
- Pittsburgh: $211,973
- Rochester: $211,155
- Oklahoma City: $210,799
- Tulsa: $204,626
I might replace NYC and minneapolis with detroit and cincy.
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If anything, I would replace NY with DC. Salaries in DC metro are quite high. NY average is really not too bad, compared to places like Austin and SLC, which may be in a little 'bubble'. Providence is interesting as it is not all that far from Boston, but I don't know the tax and job situation there. Hard to fathom that Orlando is more expensive than Tampa, and Nashville is nearly double Memphis! Philly and Chicago are definitely good values given what they offer urban-wise.
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