Highest-income cities in the US

Compare median household income, a measure of income rather than accumulated wealth.

U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-year estimatesPeriod: 2020–2024 ACS 5-yearRetrieved 2026-10-05T08:15:40+00:00

Median household income: ACS B19013_001E, in the release year’s inflation-adjusted dollars. This is not net worth or individual earnings. ACS places, including census-designated places, with at least 20,000 residents in the same ACS release. ACS 5-year pooled estimates; margins of error are at the 90% confidence level. Ranks do not imply statistically significant differences. Missing, suppressed, and annotated/top-coded estimates are excluded.

Ranks are competition ranks computed across the full filtered set.

RankNameStateMedian household incomePopulation
1701Pittsburgh cityPennsylvania$65,742 ±$1,484304,759
1702Horizon City cityTexas$65,737 ±$10,98423,668
1703Rosenberg cityTexas$65,668 ±$6,59040,646
1704Staunton cityVirginia$65,581 ±$4,91925,948
1705North Highlands CDPCalifornia$65,495 ±$4,67147,957
1706Yuma cityArizona$65,482 ±$3,394100,139
1707Crestview cityFlorida$65,480 ±$5,23828,773
1708Hialeah Gardens cityFlorida$65,439 ±$6,11022,915
1709Homestead cityFlorida$65,423 ±$3,80382,807
1710South Miami Heights CDPFlorida$65,417 ±$5,98838,766
1711Eustis cityFlorida$65,373 ±$7,59924,119
1712Dearborn cityMichigan$65,324 ±$3,496107,423
1713Florissant cityMissouri$65,318 ±$3,76051,773
1714West Odessa CDPTexas$65,234 ±$9,54032,594
1715Redan CDPGeorgia$65,227 ±$6,18431,017
1716Florence-Graham CDPCalifornia$65,132 ±$3,47460,690
1717San Antonio cityTexas$65,056 ±$7761,479,835
1718Norwich cityConnecticut$65,024 ±$5,01939,973
1719Corvallis cityOregon$65,012 ±$3,01759,960
1720Lawrence cityKansas$65,009 ±$4,50596,051
1721Opelika cityAlabama$65,004 ±$6,52632,820
1722Liberty Triangle CDPFlorida$64,943 ±$7,21424,888
1723Pasadena cityTexas$64,927 ±$3,020149,433
1724Fountainebleau CDPFlorida$64,908 ±$6,37255,665
1725Seguin cityTexas$64,861 ±$5,01433,754
1726Houston cityTexas$64,813 ±$8222,328,253
1727Mason City cityIowa$64,804 ±$3,25727,050
1728Normal townIllinois$64,785 ±$7,66153,569
1729Candler-McAfee CDPGeorgia$64,699 ±$3,08220,905
1730Columbus cityNebraska$64,626 ±$4,89024,488
1731Wichita cityKansas$64,620 ±$1,440397,945
1732Stonecrest cityGeorgia$64,591 ±$3,91560,501
1733Richmond cityVirginia$64,587 ±$1,911229,359
1734Council Bluffs cityIowa$64,578 ±$2,84262,586
1735Hickory cityNorth Carolina$64,576 ±$5,34844,258
1736High Point cityNorth Carolina$64,561 ±$4,028116,245
1737Belvidere cityIllinois$64,528 ±$8,52124,752
1738Chattanooga cityTennessee$64,523 ±$1,964185,783
1739Dundalk CDPMaryland$64,520 ±$2,91465,969
1740Atwater cityCalifornia$64,472 ±$5,22632,162
1741Oxford cityMississippi$64,451 ±$5,26526,411
1742Seymour cityIndiana$64,426 ±$4,66222,371
1743Channelview CDPTexas$64,422 ±$6,66543,605
1744Aberdeen citySouth Dakota$64,405 ±$4,80728,189
1745Wausau cityWisconsin$64,389 ±$3,51539,996
1746Union City cityNew Jersey$64,310 ±$4,60266,463
1747Superior cityWisconsin$64,216 ±$6,46626,677
1748Lakeland cityFlorida$64,185 ±$2,146119,961
1749Provo cityUtah$64,171 ±$2,463114,766
1750Altamonte Springs cityFlorida$64,070 ±$3,60046,116

± figures are the published 90% margin of error; small differences between estimates may not be statistically significant.

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