Table with four columns highlighting the top cities from RentCafe's post on the US cities where income seems to go the furthest. Table shows the top 15 cities alongside their renter household incomes, rent and basic necessities, and their financial balance score.
Note: Top 15 cities are based on the scores that RentCafe calculated.

RentCafe noted that the ranking of cities "is based on the sum of scores across all categories: income / rent ratio (30 points), (income - rent) / utilities ratio (20 points), (income - rent) / food ratio (15 points), (income - rent) / healthcare ratio (15 points), (income - rent) / transportation ratio (10 points) and (income - rent) / goods and services (10 points)."