The San Francisco “Housing Crisis†Gets Ugly | Wolf Street
Stunning prices. Where do they go from here?
Curiosity about who could live there, led me to this website to get an idea of the economic bracket and other demographics:
ZipWho.com - Free ZIP Code Demographics
Comparing my Illinois town's median income ($38K) to that of Naperville Il, next to where we used to live, about 70 miles away ($97K)... puts into focus how much location can play a part in retirement costs.
In the same zipwho website, I looked up many of the SF zip codes, and found median incomes of from $22K to $95K. This gets a little confusing, when the same zip codes show "cost of living" indexes of over 500%. Some of the other factors seem pretty far out in things like male to female ratios of 88%.
If it's just a poor website, I can understand, but the numbers are quite confusing.
Shed some light?
Stunning prices. Where do they go from here?
Curiosity about who could live there, led me to this website to get an idea of the economic bracket and other demographics:
ZipWho.com - Free ZIP Code Demographics
Comparing my Illinois town's median income ($38K) to that of Naperville Il, next to where we used to live, about 70 miles away ($97K)... puts into focus how much location can play a part in retirement costs.
In the same zipwho website, I looked up many of the SF zip codes, and found median incomes of from $22K to $95K. This gets a little confusing, when the same zip codes show "cost of living" indexes of over 500%. Some of the other factors seem pretty far out in things like male to female ratios of 88%.
If it's just a poor website, I can understand, but the numbers are quite confusing.
Shed some light?
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