Mapping America

[bearishgurl]

Very interesting, brian. I will look at the maps when I get more time but it appears they are using income as one of the criteria and not net worth. Many people with high net worth have a low income and vice versa.

Does this “Map of America” take into account the many folks who take regular draws off tax-free and tax-deferred income and pay no taxes on the draws? Is SS and passive income counted as “income” in the Map of America? What about folks getting $2500 and up per month SSDI? (I know several and they are not required to file tax returns.)

Who has more discretionary income, a passive income citizen in a zero tax bracket who is living in a paid-for residence with Prop 13 tax treatment on =<$50K a year w/1 dep or a worker-bee making $175K-$200K per year as W2 income with 3 deps, who pays 40% of their net income on PITI??

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Brian, thanks for posting this!

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Brian, thanks for posting this!

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Brian, thanks for posting this!

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[ocrenter]

Here’s all of the SD census tracts with over 40% of household making over $200k:

–Carmel Valley (Rancho Pacifica) at 50%
–Carmel Valley (Cantamar/Sonoma) at 50%
–La Jolla 8303 at 46%
–RSF Covenant at 45%
–Scripps (South of Pomerado/Stonebridge) at 41%

Looks like the northern part of Carmel Valley has really pushed itself up into the big league, even eclipsing RSF and La Jolla!

For reference and general interest, Kobe Bryan’s Newport Coast is at 52% over $200k, there are 3 tracts on Palos Verdes Peninsula between 45%-52%, and of course most of Beverly Hills/BH adjacent tracts are within 40-51%.

[ocrenter]

Here’s all of the SD census tracts with over 40% of household making over $200k:

–Carmel Valley (Rancho Pacifica) at 50%
–Carmel Valley (Cantamar/Sonoma) at 50%
–La Jolla 8303 at 46%
–RSF Covenant at 45%
–Scripps (South of Pomerado/Stonebridge) at 41%

Looks like the northern part of Carmel Valley has really pushed itself up into the big league, even eclipsing RSF and La Jolla!

For reference and general interest, Kobe Bryan’s Newport Coast is at 52% over $200k, there are 3 tracts on Palos Verdes Peninsula between 45%-52%, and of course most of Beverly Hills/BH adjacent tracts are within 40-51%.

[ocrenter]

Here’s all of the SD census tracts with over 40% of household making over $200k:

–Carmel Valley (Rancho Pacifica) at 50%
–Carmel Valley (Cantamar/Sonoma) at 50%
–La Jolla 8303 at 46%
–RSF Covenant at 45%
–Scripps (South of Pomerado/Stonebridge) at 41%

Looks like the northern part of Carmel Valley has really pushed itself up into the big league, even eclipsing RSF and La Jolla!

For reference and general interest, Kobe Bryan’s Newport Coast is at 52% over $200k, there are 3 tracts on Palos Verdes Peninsula between 45%-52%, and of course most of Beverly Hills/BH adjacent tracts are within 40-51%.

[ocrenter]

Here’s all of the SD census tracts with over 40% of household making over $200k:

–Carmel Valley (Rancho Pacifica) at 50%
–Carmel Valley (Cantamar/Sonoma) at 50%
–La Jolla 8303 at 46%
–RSF Covenant at 45%
–Scripps (South of Pomerado/Stonebridge) at 41%

Looks like the northern part of Carmel Valley has really pushed itself up into the big league, even eclipsing RSF and La Jolla!

For reference and general interest, Kobe Bryan’s Newport Coast is at 52% over $200k, there are 3 tracts on Palos Verdes Peninsula between 45%-52%, and of course most of Beverly Hills/BH adjacent tracts are within 40-51%.

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