Cities Adding the Most High-Income Households

Cities are ranked by the percent growth in high-income households over one year. High-income households are defined as those earning at least $200,000 annually.

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1	Palm Bay, Florida	146.7%	2,403	7.4%
2	Green Bay, Wisconsin	119.4%	1,676	6.8%
3	Paradise, Nevada	114.7%	2,929	7.3%
4	Brownsville, Texas	112.5%	1,274	3.4%
5	Lynn, Massachusetts	112.1%	2,682	14.0%
6	Bridgeport, Connecticut	76.9%	1,553	6.9%
7	Nampa, Idaho	70.8%	747	4.1%
8	Coral Springs, Florida	70.7%	3,381	16.9%
9	Norman, Oklahoma	70.2%	2,295	9.7%
10	Evansville, Indiana	68.0%	817	4.2%
11	South Bend, Indiana	65.4%	742	4.3%
12	Lakeland, Florida	63.3%	1,030	4.9%
13	Newark, New Jersey	60.0%	2,473	5.6%
14	Peoria, Illinois	58.0%	2,127	10.9%
15	Edinburg, Texas	57.6%	747	5.2%
16	Victorville, California	57.4%	1,318	8.5%
17	Hampton, Virginia	57.1%	1,412	6.6%
18	Wilmington, North Carolina	54.5%	2,833	11.9%
19	Elizabeth, New Jersey	54.3%	1,055	7.1%
20	Miami Gardens, Florida	52.6%	642	5.8%
21	Davenport, Iowa	51.4%	776	5.3%
22	Glendale, California	47.2%	4,883	18.7%
23	West Jordan, Utah	47.1%	1,448	12.8%
24	Lewisville, Texas	46.0%	2,007	14.6%
25	Round Rock, Texas	45.1%	3,296	19.3%