[balmain]

Well metro areas by individuals with $1M+ in liquid assets

1. New York City - 720,000
2. Los Angeles - 256,000
3. Chicago - 212,300
4. Washington DC - 164,400
5. San Francisco - 147,400
6. Philadelphia - 110,400
7. Boston - 109,100
8. Houston - 96,000
9. Detroit - 92,000
10. San Jose - 88,000

By %

1. San Jose (5%)
2. New York City (4.6%)
3. San Francisco (4.1%)
4. Washington DC (3.7%)
5. Boston (2.9%)
6. Chicago (2.7%)
7. Detroit (2.6%)
8. Los Angeles (2.5%)
9. Philadelphia (2.4%)
10. Houston (2.1%)

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[balmain]

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[-=Hot|Ice=-]

I'll take 4th.

[The Ghost of Tom Joad]

ugh i can't wait for this stupid occupy fad to be over with.

[Gregxi]

HNWIs are defined as those having investable assets of $1 million or more, excluding primary residence, collectibles, consumables, and consumer durables

Is this the definition of 1%?
seems a bit low

[BMWinNorthdakota]

I thought the 1% measurement had everything to do with income, not liquid assets.... Dumb

[ragingclue]

Originally Posted by balmain

% broke down LA. Lower % than Detroit...really?!

Yeah the city of Detroit itself is absolute shit, but since they're talking about the metropolitan area, that'll include Oakland County. That place has plenty of old money.

Originally Posted by The Ghost of Tom Joad

ugh i can't wait for this stupid occupy fad to be over with.

No shit man. I hope it implodes now that they started fucking with the very people they're claiming to represent. Knifing cops (who are in the "99%"), sexual assault on other 99%ers, and blocking rush hour traffic for other 99%ers who just wanted to get home to their families on a Friday night.... Yeah good luck getting people to join you when you're simultaneously fucking them in the ass. That always works.

I believe somewhat in the cause, at a higher level of abstraction. There is stuff wrong that should be addressed, but the actual occupy crowds and their actions are becoming such a nuisance. Good luck getting people behind your cause when you're also pissing them off. They should be policing their own, getting rid of all those who didn't vote, those who are obviously there just to do drugs and hang out with a rambunctious crowd, and those who are dumb enough to lead the protest to alienate the very people they claim they're trying to help. What a bunch of cockmongers. They whine and bitch about the spin the media is putting on the protest, yet they hand over negative material like it's Christmas for the reporters. Not hard to make a steaming pile of poo smell like shit. Their "leadership", or complete lack thereof, is just turning this into a circus.

[Litos]

Houston the only city from the south - makes sense since we're the biggest city from Texas and Oklahoma all the way east to North Carolina.

[Year's_End]

Originally Posted by The Ghost of Tom Joad

ugh i can't wait for this stupid occupy fad to be over with.

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[driersheets]

Originally Posted by Year's_End

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[driersheets]

some chick told me these protests were like the iranian protests in 09. i laughed in her face.

[RedBarron]

Surprised West Palm Beach is not on there, seemed very 1% to me when im there haha.

[balmain]

Originally Posted by RedBarron

Surprised West Palm Beach is not on there, seemed very 1% to me when im there haha.

Fisher Island (Miami Beach) is very rich!

Salary per return (income per return)

1. New York, NY 10111 $922,834 ($1,234,972)
2. New York, NY 10167 $863,843 ($1,412,072)
3. New York, NY 10286 $721,000 ($388,447)
4. Miami Beach, FL 33109 $533,062 ($2,180,105)
6. New York, NY 10165 $523,615 ($499,273)
7. New York, NY 10105 $505,130 ($533,687)
8. New York, NY 10112 $504,891 ($2,239,881)
9. Los Angeles, CA 90067 $500,106 ($546,672)
10. New York, NY 10110 $498,111 ($533,480)
11. Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33394 $493,040 ($565,314)
12. Pensacola, FL 32581 $475,706 ($421,040)
13. New Vernon, NJ 07976 $466,245 ($497,928)
14. San Francisco, CA 94137 $451,840 ($312,179)
15. Mill Neck, NY 11765 $451,840 ($544,244)
16. New York, NY 10106 $420,902 ($578,259)
17. New York, NY 10153 $410,812 ($1,567,452)
18. Gillett, TX 78116 $387,898 ($272,168)
19. Medina, WA 98039 $374,086 ($546,770)
20. Houston, TX 77010 $373,653 ($670,198)
21. New Brunswick, NJ 08933 $372,109 ($301,727)
22. Hunt Valley, MD 21031 $340,000 ($420,909)
23. New Canaan, CT 06840 $328,538 ($358,050)
24. Far Hills, NJ 07931 $323,000 ($401,311)
25. Greenwich, CT 06831 $321,171 ($414,686)
26. New York, NY 10271 $298,370 ($779,333)
27. Ross, CA 94957 $293,043 ($461,347)
28. Seattle, WA 98154 $285,647 ($278,525)
29. New York, NY 10169 $275,635 ($395,897)
30. Atherton, CA 94027 $275,498 ($537,684)
31. New York, NY 10055 $267,517 ($417,795)
32. White Plains, NY 10650 $265,900 ($168,094)
33. New York, NY 10020 $258,609 ($543,366)
34. New York, NY 10166 $255,822 ($245,249)
35. Alpine, NJ 07620 $252,227 ($277,702)
36. New Canaan, CT 07620 $251,543 ($285,795)
37. New Orleans, LA 70161 $250,882 ($113,000)
38. Rancho Santa Fe, CA 92067 $242,282 ($372,108)
39. Darien, CT 06820 $240,794 ($267,867)
40. Short Hills, NJ 07078 $239,316 ($281,125)
41. New York, NY 10004 $234,831 ($2,118,766)
42. New York, NY 10119 $234,437 ($207,399)
43. Old Westbury, NY 11568 $231,881 ($398,473)

[balmain]

Most expensive zip codes from forbes

1. Alpine, NJ 07620 $4,550,000
2. Atherton, CA 94027 4,295,000
3. Sagaponack, NY 11962 $3,595,000
4. Hillsborough, CA 94010 $3,499,000
5. Beverly Hills, CA 90210 $3,469,891
6. New York, NY 10012 $3,392,574
7. New York, NY 10013 $3,317,962
8. Water Mill, NY 11976 $3,300,000
9. Montecito, CA 93108, $3,099,348
10. Old Westbury, NY 11568 $3,095,000

11. New York, NY 10023 $3,078,462
12. Malibu, CA 90265 $3,054,859
13. Snowmass, CO 81654 $2,995,000
14. East Hampton, NY 11937 $2,040,000
15. Newport Beach, CA 92661 $2,947,000
16. Greenwich CT, 06831 $2,942,959
17. Rancho Santa Fe, CA 92091 $2,810,000
18. Los Altos Hills, CA 94022 $2,797,000
19. New York, NY 10022 $2,649,000
20. Aspen, CO 81611 $2,647,239

21. New Vernon, NJ 07976 $2,572,500
22. New York, NY 10023, $2,522,500
23. Los Altos, CA 94022, $2,522,000
24. Far Hills, NJ 07931, $2,497,000
25. Big Sur, CA 93920, $2,495,000
26. Mill Neck, NY 11765, $2,399,000
27. Telluride, CO 81435, $2,395,000
28. Wainscott, NY 11975, $2,388,000
29. Santa Monica, CA 90402, $2,307,300
30. Woodside, CA 94062 $2,300,000

31. Greenwich, CT 06830 $2,268,435
32. Hidden Hills, CA 91302, $2,260,652
33. Gibson Island, MD 21056, $2,255,000
34. New York, NY 10014, $2,252,885
35. Palo Alto, CA 94301, $2,199,950
36. Cherry Hills Village, CO 80113, $2,195,000
37. Amagansett, NY 11930, $2,195,000
38. Portola Valley, CA 94028, $2,176,500
39. Los Gatos, CA 95030, $2,169,950
40. New York, NY 10007 $2,129,654

[balmain]

All of these placed need to be Occupied.

[driersheets]

yeah lets occupy because they are rich and we are poor. YEAAAA WOOOOOO. rolleyes.jpg

[The Ghost of Tom Joad]

Originally Posted by balmain

All of these placed need to be Occupied.

Why aren't you occupying then, idiot? If you're so worried about all the financial injustices that have been put on you, why aren't you out there stewing up some patchouli for all your misguided brethren? Complaining on a forum that, by in large, doesn't sympathize with your socialist rhetoric isn't going to accomplish anything. But then again, this 'movement' isn't really about accomplishing anything, but more of a modern day Woodstock.

[driersheets]

Originally Posted by The Ghost of Tom Joad

Why aren't you occupying then, idiot? If you're so worried about all the financial injustices that have been put on you, why aren't you out there stewing up some patchouli for all your misguided brethren? Complaining on a forum that, by in large, doesn't sympathize with your socialist rhetoric isn't going to accomplish anything. But then again, this 'movement' isn't really about accomplishing anything, but more of a modern day Woodstock.

[MDyDinanM]

Originally Posted by balmain

All of these placed need to be Occupied.

aren't you driving a BMW? you must be doing ok then...

[BMWinNorthdakota]

Brakes maddddddddd

Bros do you think these 1% prefer quiet exclusive suburbs like in Norcal or high above the super bustling city where they can get their cheese, wine, ham down 40 floors and just a block away?

[balmain]

Originally Posted by mdyaman

aren't you driving a BMW? you must be doing ok then...

Being for social justice doesn't mean I fetishize poverty. I can drive a new M3 and still be for justice bro.

All these wall street crooks need their neighborhoods occupied.