bearishgurl, you don’t need to be a senior citizen to have your house paid for. You just need to have an area that’s built in the 70s-80s. Like you agreed to, these group of people are not exclusive to Chula Vista. They’re everywhere. Again, based on my definition of wealth, most of them are not. They’re safe for retirement, but they’re not wealthy. You don’t have to look at areas that’s 50+ year old. You just have to look at area that’s 25+ year old. Those who bought new 25 years ago when they were in the late 20s/early 30s, they’re around 55 now. You can easily tell among those group who is set for retirement and who’s not. Whole areas that’s 50+ years old will have people in retirement, areas 25+ years old will have people getting ready to retire in the next 5-10 years.
Once again, you still didn’t answer my question. Where did you get your data to show 65% of 91910 belong to this group?
