Forget about Beverly Hills, forget about Manhattan, and Houston, these suburban cities have great potential. The latest data released by data provider HomeSnacks selected the 10 wealthiest cities in Texas with a population of more than 5,000. Among them, Houston has two suburban cities on the list.
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. The company comprehensively examined four factors and concluded: poverty rate, median household income, unemployment rate, and "where the richest people live."
Bellaire, located in Greater Houston, has become the second wealthiest suburban city in Texas with a median household income of $201,629, an unemployment rate of 2.4%, and a poverty rate of 1.7%. Bailey City also ranked second in 2019.
According to data from the Houston real estate agent website HAR, the median house price in Bailey City in 2018 was $790,000, and the average house price was $876,678, which was much higher than the median house price in Houston of $189,397.
is closely followed by West University Place in Greater Houston, with a median household income of $250,000, an unemployment rate of 2.9%, and a poverty rate of 1.7%. The ranking of West University District dropped two places from 2019, ranking fifth. HAR data shows that the median house price in the West University District in 2018 was US$1.35 million, and the average house price exceeded US$2 million.
The richest city in Texas is still Terrell Hills, located on the outskirts of St. Anthony. As of July 2018, Terrell Hills has a population of 5,425, a median household income of $17,5913, and an unemployment rate. The poverty rate is 1.2% and the poverty rate is 0.7%.
Terrell Mountain was rated as one of the country’s most expensive suburbs in 2016. According to data from the real estate website Zillow, the median house price in Terrell Mountain is $699,000, which is much higher than the $230,600 in downtown San Antonio. .
According to HomeSnacks, the 10 richest cities in Texas in 2020 are:
1. Terrell Hills (San Antonio)
2019 ranking: 1
Median household income: $175,913
unemployment rate: 1.2%
poverty rate : 0.7%
2. Bellaire (Houston)
2019 ranking: 2
median household income: $201,629
unemployment rate: 2.4%
poverty rate: 1.7%
3. Highland Park (Fort Worth)
2019 Rank: 25
Median household income: $207,019
Unemployment rate: 2.3%
Poverty rate: 2.7%
4. Melissa (Fort Worth)
Rank in 2019: 5
Median household income: $113,532
Unemployment rate : 1.4%
Poverty rate: 0.3%
5. West University Place (Houston)
2019 ranking: 3
Median household income: $250,001
Unemployment rate: 2.9%
Poverty rate: 1.7%
6. Trophy Club Trophy Club (Dallas Fort Worth)
Rank in 2019: 6
Median household income: $142,483
Unemployment rate: 2.5%
Poverty rate: 2.4%
7. Willow Park (Dallas Fort Worth)
Rank in 2019: Not ranked
median household income: $119,511
unemployment rate: 2.3%
poverty rate: 2.1%
8. Southlake Southlake(Fort Worth)
2019 ranking: 4
median household income: $230,700
unemployment rate: 3%
poverty rate: 2.2%
9. Fair Oaks Ranch (San Antonio)
2019 ranking: 7
household income Digits: $125,806
unemployment rate: 2%
poverty rate: 3.6%
10. Koper Coppell (Dallas-Fort Worth)
2019 ranking: 13
median household income: $123,802
unemployment rate: 2.5%
Poverty rate: 3.2%
