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EXPLORING AMERICA'S RICHEST ZIP CODES
AdAge.com ^ | 4/4/05 | Bradley Johnson

Posted on 04/04/2005 2:17:10 PM PDT by anniegetyourgun

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To: litehaus

A wise saver over time would have more than that in his/her portfolio alone.


21 posted on 04/04/2005 2:54:04 PM PDT by anniegetyourgun
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To: Imaverygooddriver

I live in that ZIP code and those people you describe are the minority. It's the West Side and Downtown that are home to most of the Libs. Don't get me wrong, there are libs over here too, but among the wealthy they are the exception. People see me coming from a mile away and know me for what I am - Uppper East Side Conservative.


22 posted on 04/04/2005 2:58:52 PM PDT by NYCRebublican (No more Slimes)
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To: litehaus
I NEVER would have thought the AVERAGE net worth was near a 1/2 Million!..

Really? Think about how much equity you've got in your home - particularly in this inflated real estate market. And then add in your 401K, your IRAs, any cars you own outright, plus the furniture, including audio, video, and computer equipment that you've got in your home. See if you don't get darn near 400,000. I think a lot of folks probably do.

23 posted on 04/04/2005 3:00:10 PM PDT by old and tired
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To: old and tired
"The 50 ZIPs are home to 201,799 households and 565,125 residents. This elite group -- just 0.2% of the U.S. population -- last year had an average household income of $294,000, four times the national average ($67,572), and average net worth of $1.2 million, about three times the national figure ($468,970)"

When and where in all of world history has a prosperous nation had its 0.2% richest elite a mere 3 times wealthier than the 99.8% average of the rest of said nation?!

24 posted on 04/04/2005 3:11:34 PM PDT by Southack (Media Bias means that Castro won't be punished for Cuban war crimes against Black Angolans in Africa)
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To: Imaverygooddriver

Exactly! And that's why it's also time to put an end to the myth that Republicans are the party of the wealth and priviledge in this country. Besides the very wealthy left and right coasts which are dominated by liberals, some of the wealthiest "Heartland" regions are also exploding with Democrats. When you look at the Rocky Mountain region out West, some of the wealthiest cities and counties (in Colorado, Idaho and Wyoming) are now Democrat.

According to Michael Barone, "each state's wealthiest county was also the only county to vote for John Kerry: Blaine County, Idaho (Sun Valley), Teton County, Wyo. (Jackson Hole) and the liberal trustfund counties that contain Aspen, Telluride and Boulder.
During the Red State/Blue State war of words, it was obvious what Democrats really thought of those with lesser incomes, as they openly attacked the Red States. The Democrat Party can no longer claim to represent the downtrodden in this country, when they have become the very rich they supposedly despise. It is about guilt and hypocrisy.


25 posted on 04/04/2005 3:14:39 PM PDT by cwb
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To: finnman69
Well those are their trust fund kids who live there. The ones who are into Moby, eat granola, and rent rooms out of the Plaza so they can hang anti Bush slogans on the building.


26 posted on 04/04/2005 3:15:32 PM PDT by Imaverygooddriver (ALL MY BASE ARE BELONG TO YOU)
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To: anniegetyourgun

"They are nearly twice as likely as the average American to shop online and four times as likely to tune their radios to classical music... "

I fit this profile - so why am I (almost) broke ??


27 posted on 04/04/2005 3:19:06 PM PDT by traumer
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To: FreedomCalls
the coasts are far more....segregated and insular

If you lived in some of these cities (e.g., Filthadelphia and Baltimore), you would want to be segregated and insulated from the 'man in the street'!

28 posted on 04/04/2005 3:24:44 PM PDT by expatpat
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To: anniegetyourgun

I would like to see the entire data.

Sometime back, I heard the most affluent zip code in the USA was Rancho Sante Fe, Calif. (which is in inland, semi-rural San Diego County).

Another interesting study would be the number of $1 million+ homes. In that respect, I'll wager California leads, not NY suburbs.

I sell real estate on the Orange County, CA coast. People often ask: "who is it that buys these homes?"

One answer is: "folks with a knack for making enough money, to afford them."

An agent in my office has a client that sold a couple of computer businesses (for $11 million), and retired at age 43.

He buys and remodels houses, now, for a hobby. He doesn't need money. He needs interests in life.

He looks and acts more like a beach bum, than a wealthy person. He probably doesn't live in these top Zip Codes.


29 posted on 04/04/2005 3:26:37 PM PDT by truth_seeker
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To: Southack
When and where in all of world history has a prosperous nation had its 0.2% richest elite a mere 3 times wealthier than the 99.8% average of the rest of said nation?! Good point.
30 posted on 04/04/2005 3:29:04 PM PDT by old and tired
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To: NativeNewYorker
re: I live in one of these zips, and it has more in common with parallel communities in London than with typical US suburbs.)))

I'm intrigued. What's a parallel community, and what was that like in London?

31 posted on 04/04/2005 3:33:58 PM PDT by Mamzelle (and how do you like your blue-eyed boy, mr. death?)
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To: traumer

Too much shopping online? ; )


32 posted on 04/04/2005 3:34:02 PM PDT by anniegetyourgun
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To: FreedomCalls
This just means that the coasts are far more racist, segregated, and insular than "flyover country" where the rich co-exist in the same neighborhoods and zip codes with the middle class

You're kidding, right? Ever been to Naples, Florida or Bloomfied Hills, Michigan?

33 posted on 04/04/2005 3:37:47 PM PDT by Modernman ("I'm in favor of limited government unless it limits what I want government to do."- dirtboy)
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To: Bombardier

Check out Lakeway in Austin--a blue pustule in a mostly radiant red state...


34 posted on 04/04/2005 3:37:50 PM PDT by Mamzelle (and how do you like your blue-eyed boy, mr. death?)
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To: truth_seeker
I live not too far from a resort area with extravagantly hideous homes...I always wonder where the money comes from, too. They build them, but they sure have a hard time reselling. Then the owners have to import illegal slave labor to maintain a house that works out to about 5K sq feet per occupant.
35 posted on 04/04/2005 3:40:22 PM PDT by Mamzelle (and how do you like your blue-eyed boy, mr. death?)
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To: Modernman

At least the affluent areas of Florida have "bussing", whereas the parlor pinks in Westchester and Long Island have nice little segregated public schools for the kids.


36 posted on 04/04/2005 3:48:39 PM PDT by Clemenza (Alcohol Tobacco & Firearms: The Other Holy Trinity)
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To: Modernman
You're kidding, right? Ever been to Naples, Florida or Bloomfied Hills, Michigan?

No, I'm not. How many middle class live in 11771, 93953 or 33455? Besides, isn't Florida on the East Coast?

37 posted on 04/04/2005 4:02:57 PM PDT by FreedomCalls (It's the "Statue of Liberty," not the "Statue of Security.")
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To: anniegetyourgun
 The most expensive ZIP codes
ZIP Community Median price 2002
33455 Jupiter Island $5,600,000
81611 Aspen $2,600,000
31561 Sea Island $2,232,000
33480 Palm Beach $2,200,000
11771 Centre Island $2,000,000
81435 Mountain Village $1,925,000
94010 Hillsborough $1,850,000
92067 Rancho Santa Fe $1,700,000
11545 Upper/Old Brookville $1,700,000
94957 Ross $1,620,750
60611 Near North Side, Chicago $1,390,000
10577 Purchase $1,348,000
92662 Balboa Island $1,325,000
94027 Atherton $1,293,000
94528 Diablo $1,267,500
94028 Portola Valley $1,250,000
90402 Santa Monica $1,250,000
02114 Beacon Hill $1,135,000
93108 Montecito $1,122,500
94024 Los Altos $1,100,000
95030 Los Gatos $1,084,500
96714 Hanalei $1,067,500
77019 River Oaks $1,065,000
90210 Beverly Hills $1,042,500
94920 Belvedere Tiburon $1,010,000
94022 Los Altos $1,000,000
95070 Saratoga $995,000
94507 Alamo $961,250
33921 Boca Grande $960,000
10580 Rye $950,000
11962 Sagaponack $915,000
92657 Newport Coast $914,750
60043 Kenilworth $912,500
94946 Nicasio $885,000
94010 Burlingame $880,000
90272 Pacific Palisades $870,000
98039 Medina $860,000
92661 Newport Beach $845,000
90266 Manhattan Beach $844,000
90274 Palos Verdes Peninsula $837,500
93953 Pebble Beach $823,000
92625 Corona Del Mar $820,000
94123 San Francisco $818,500
11959 Quogue $815,000
10506 Bedford $806,250
93921 Carmel $794,000
90077 Bel Air $790,000
94904 Greenbrae $780,000
94301 Palo Alto $780,000
91108 San Marino $780,000
10504 Armonk $776,500
10576 Pound Ridge $775,000
92651 Laguna Beach $765,000
94563 Orinda $757,000
10528 Harrison $756,500
94705 Berkeley $755,000
90265 Malibu $755,000
92118 Coronado $750,000
94062 Redwood City $750,000
94402 San Mateo $749,000
60022 Glencoe $748,000
11976 Water Mill $748,000
10538 Larchmont $747,500
92660 Newport Beach $740,000
94506 Danville $737,000
94114 San Francisco $735,000
10021 New York $727,500
11724 Cold Spring Harbor $725,000
94939 Larkspur $725,000
94118 San Francisco $723,001
10583 Scarsdale $717,500
92861 Villa Park $717,500
94941 Mill Valley $717,000
29482 Sullivans Island $712,550
90211 Beverly Hills $700,000
90049 Brentwood $700,000
95120 San Jose $700,000
93923 Carmel $695,000
95014 Cupertino $685,000
08738 Mantoloking $683,250
94127 San Francisco $682,000
90212 Beverly Hills $680,000
92037 La Jolla $680,000
95032 Los Gatos $680,000
94306 Palo Alto $679,000
92014 Del Mar $678,750
94549 Lafayette $675,500
10708 Bronxville $675,000
33149 Key Biscayne $674,750
93924 Carmel Valley $665,000
92091 Rancho Santa Fe $665,000
60093 Winnetka $665,000
94970 Stinson Beach $663,750
94030 Millbrae $661,250
91011 La Canada Flintridge $659,000
94025 Menlo Park $654,000
33924 Captiva $650,000
94707 Berkeley $647,000
10514 Chappaqua $647,000
94002 Belmont $646,000
95618 El Macero $645,000
94133 San Francisco $645,000
91302 Calabasas $642,000
94070 San Carlos $641,000
10968 Piermont $640,000
90275 Rancho Palos Verdes $639,000
93109 Santa Barbara $637,000
60045 Lake Forest $636,250
94121 San Francisco $635,500
95046 San Martin $630,000
93066 Somis $630,000
11978 Westhampton Beach $630,000
21036 Dayton $628,970
94087 Sunnyvale $628,500
94556 Moraga $628,000
94925 Corte Madera $625,000
91436 Encino $625,000
94115 San Francisco $623,000
94018 El Granada $615,000
10023 New York $612,500
94611 Oakland $609,000
94526 Danville $606,500
22066 Great Falls $605,000
94708 Berkeley $600,000
10022 New York $600,000
94618 Oakland $600,000
94574 Saint Helena $600,000
94960 San Anselmo $600,000
21153 Stevenson $600,000
94040 Mountain View $598,250
10803 Pelham $598,000
94065 Redwood City $598,000
93908 Salinas $598,000
20854 Potomac $597,750
11930 Amagansett $595,000
10510 Briarcliff Manor $586,000
92130 San Diego $585,000
95135 San Jose $585,000
19085 Villanova $584,900
94117 San Francisco $584,500
94019 Half Moon Bay $582,000
90254 Hermosa Beach $580,000
94901 San Rafael $579,000
94122 San Francisco $575,000
94131 San Francisco $575,000
60029 Golf $572,500
90048 Los Angeles $570,000
95033 Los Gatos $570,000
94041 Mountain View $570,000
94539 Fremont $565,000
85253 Paradise Valley $565,000
94061 Redwood City $565,000
95129 San Jose $565,000
21794 West Friendship $564,690
94937 Inverness $561,936
94116 San Francisco $561,500
90036 Los Angeles $561,000
93441 Los Olivos $560,000
10028 New York $560,000
94923 Bodega Bay $559,000
89011 Henderson $555,000
96821 Honolulu $555,000
94566 Pleasanton $555,000
94107 San Francisco $555,000
93111 Santa Barbara $555,000
95442 Glen Ellen $554,500
10533 Irvington $552,500
98040 Mercer Island $552,500
90068 Los Angeles $550,000
90027 Los Angeles $549,500
94037 Montara $549,000
22039 Fairfax Station $548,500
92106 San Diego $548,500
11932 Bridgehampton $547,500
94038 Moss Beach $547,500
92663 Newport Beach $545,000
94903 San Rafael $542,500
21405 Annapolis $540,000
95066 Scotts Valley $540,000
92075 Solana Beach $540,000
20818 Cabin John $536,000
94924 Bolinas $535,000
10024 New York $535,000
10570 Pleasantville $535,000
94583 San Ramon $535,000
94965 Sausalito $535,000
10706 Hastings On Hudson $533,000
33156 Miami $532,500
11975 Wainscott $532,500
94949 Novato $532,000
95073 Soquel $532,000
10804 New Rochelle $530,000
94109 San Francisco $530,000
94132 San Francisco $530,000
95125 San Jose $530,000
90290 Topanga $530,000
22101 Mc Lean $529,900
11977 Westhampton $528,250
94403 San Mateo $528,000
20816 Bethesda $527,500
10536 Katonah $527,500
10605 White Plains $526,500
94404 San Mateo $525,000
92127 San Diego $523,500
94110 San Francisco $523,500
20815 Chevy Chase $522,500
93110 Santa Barbara $522,500
95497 The Sea Ranch $519,000
90056 Los Angeles $518,500
92679 Trabuco Canyon $517,000
96822 Honolulu $516,550
90291 Venice $515,500
94552 Castro Valley $515,000
10709 Eastchester $515,000
95746 Granite Bay $515,000
93950 Pacific Grove $515,000
93460 Santa Ynez $515,000
94598 Walnut Creek $515,000
95003 Aptos $514,000
10560 North Salem $512,500
11739 Great River $510,000
98112 Seattle $509,000
19035 Gladwyne $507,875
92007 Cardiff By The Sea $505,000
94951 Penngrove $505,000
90740 Seal Beach $505,000
60521 Hinsdale $501,250
60091 Wilmette $501,000

38 posted on 04/04/2005 4:06:06 PM PDT by FreedomCalls (It's the "Statue of Liberty," not the "Statue of Security.")
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To: Dog Gone

During the boom 77063 was number one, well I did move away.


39 posted on 04/04/2005 4:11:08 PM PDT by razorback-bert
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To: anniegetyourgun

Zip codes with highest % of residents with income over $100K from CNN/Money

94507 Alamo, CA 70.90%
94027 Atherton, CA 78.04%
94506 Danville, CA 78.24%
94028 Portola Valley, CA 75.56%
92067 Rancho Santa Fe, CA 74.48%
95970 Saratoga, CA 70.42%
06883 Weston, CT 70.09%
06897 Wilton, CT 69.88%
60022 Glencoe, IL 70.91%
60043 Kenilworth, IL 82.92%
66221 Overland Park, KS 74.50%
02493 Weston, MA 70.09%
21029 Clarksville, MD 70.00%
20854 Potomac, MD 73.53%
08502 Belle Mead, NJ 69.49%
07021 Essex Fells, NJ 70.06%
08836 Martinsville, NJ 70.33%
07046 Mountain Lakes, NJ 70.05%
08550 Princeton Junction, NJ 72.62%
07078 Short Hills, NJ 76.70%
10506 Bedford, NY 74.82%
10554 Chappaqua, NY 72.90%
11568 Old Westbury, NY 70.23%
10576 Pound Ridge, NY 72.80%
10577 Purchase, NY 75.73%
19035 Gladwyne, PA 69.80%
77094 Houston, TX 72.49%
76092 Southlake, TX 73.21%
22039 Fairfax Station, VA 79.20%
22066 Great Falls, VA 78.66%


40 posted on 04/04/2005 4:11:25 PM PDT by Gaetano
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