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
2001Chambersburg boroughPennsylvania$56,576 ±$7,16722,319
2002East Lake-Orient Park CDPFlorida$56,573 ±$8,31729,213
2003San Juan cityTexas$56,562 ±$4,03036,149
2004Quincy cityIllinois$56,480 ±$4,11939,109
2005Massillon cityOhio$56,446 ±$3,62532,338
2006West Little River CDPFlorida$56,436 ±$4,51733,890
2007Ocala cityFlorida$56,376 ±$3,92466,584
2008Owensboro cityKentucky$56,357 ±$4,77560,302
2009Winona cityMinnesota$56,337 ±$2,91426,009
2010North Fort Myers CDPFlorida$56,261 ±$4,61144,993
2011St. Louis cityMissouri$56,160 ±$1,305288,512
2012Florence citySouth Carolina$56,143 ±$3,85440,408
2013Champaign cityIllinois$56,118 ±$3,56089,996
2014Alliance cityOhio$56,106 ±$5,55321,478
2015Albertville cityAlabama$56,099 ±$5,08222,813
2016Xenia cityOhio$56,029 ±$3,58025,689
2017Paterson cityNew Jersey$55,997 ±$3,427158,735
2018Lindenwold boroughNew Jersey$55,954 ±$5,73721,719
2019Alamogordo cityNew Mexico$55,952 ±$2,99331,307
2020Ponca City cityOklahoma$55,941 ±$4,13724,326
2021Hazelwood cityMissouri$55,908 ±$4,55425,114
2022La Crosse cityWisconsin$55,866 ±$3,42851,356
2023Bossier City cityLouisiana$55,819 ±$3,42062,901
2024Shawnee cityOklahoma$55,815 ±$2,00531,671
2025Dothan cityAlabama$55,792 ±$1,25671,514
2026South Bend cityIndiana$55,786 ±$1,639103,085
2027Bridgeton cityNew Jersey$55,781 ±$7,18727,001
2028Battle Creek cityMichigan$55,693 ±$4,94252,374
2029Cape Girardeau cityMissouri$55,658 ±$2,31340,344
2030Galveston cityTexas$55,631 ±$3,92753,424
2031Marquette cityMichigan$55,613 ±$4,56221,325
2031Laramie cityWyoming$55,613 ±$3,00532,234
2033Shelbyville cityIndiana$55,602 ±$3,75520,296
2034Hialeah cityFlorida$55,594 ±$1,624226,165
2035Sumter citySouth Carolina$55,592 ±$4,29443,053
2036Rocky Mount cityNorth Carolina$55,534 ±$2,42054,297
2037Columbia citySouth Carolina$55,529 ±$1,827139,643
2038Hammond cityIndiana$55,504 ±$2,50776,768
2039Allentown cityPennsylvania$55,494 ±$2,358125,976
2040Augusta-Richmond County consolidated government (balance)Georgia$55,485 ±$2,918201,528
2041Ellensburg cityWashington$55,438 ±$11,34720,874
2042Jonesboro cityArkansas$55,424 ±$3,74480,137
2043Las Cruces cityNew Mexico$55,422 ±$3,044114,197
2044Lewiston cityMaine$55,393 ±$4,31638,324
2045Roanoke cityVirginia$55,378 ±$2,43398,355
2046Passaic cityNew Jersey$55,371 ±$3,98870,002
2047Calumet City cityIllinois$55,369 ±$7,42935,100
2048Kokomo cityIndiana$55,360 ±$2,84859,122
2049Hamilton cityOhio$55,166 ±$2,90163,468
2050Biscayne Gardens CDPFlorida$55,165 ±$6,88835,472

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

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