Where Americans Out-Earn The Nation: 29 Highest-Income US Cities Ranked By Median Household Income (U.S. Census Bureau ACS Data)
Criteria: Cities and municipalities (pop. 65,000+) ranked by median household income from the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey (ACS), measured against the U.S. national benchmark ($75,149–$80,610). While major hubs like Denver ($91,400) surpass the national baseline, these 29 top cities earn even higher.
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Where Americans Out-Earn The Nation: 29 Highest-Income US Cities Ranked By Median Household Income (U.S. Census Bureau ACS Data)
29. Boston, Massachusetts
28. Austin, Texas
27. Pasadena, California
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26. Overland Park, Kansas
25. Sandy Springs, Georgia
24. Stamford, Connecticut
23. Torrance, California
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22. Berkeley, California
21. Gilbert, Arizona
20. Alexandria, Virginia
19. Scottsdale, Arizona
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18. Columbia, Maryland
17. Seattle, Washington
16. Plano, Texas
15. Cary, North Carolina
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14. Arlington, Virginia
13. Cambridge, Massachusetts
12. Irvine, California
11. San Francisco, California
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10. Carlsbad, California
9. San Jose, California
8. Frisco, Texas
7. San Mateo, California
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6. Naperville, Illinois
5. Highlands Ranch, Colorado
4. Bellevue, Washington
3. Santa Clara, California
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2. Fremont, California
1. Sunnyvale, California
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Criteria: Cities and municipalities (pop. 65,000+) ranked by median household income from the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey (ACS), measured against the U.S. national benchmark ($75,149–$80,610). While major hubs like Denver ($91,400) surpass the national baseline, these 29 top cities earn even higher.