INCOME AND HOUSING

Income, population age and housing data are from the U.S. Census Bureau (Of note, the % Vacant Housing data column includes units that are used seasonally or for recreational purposes).

The affluent flock to Newport Beach, California, Princeton, New Jersey and Paradise Valley, Arizona. Major college towns have the youngest populations. Princeton, home of Princeton University, is the youngest town reflected in this table, which is sorted by Family Income.

Median Family Income, Age and Housing
2010
	Median	Median	Avg	Housing				GPTR	GPTR
	Family	Age of	Family	Total	%	%	Ownership	Rank	Rank
City/Town	Income	Populatn	Size	Units	Occupied	Vacant	Rate	Income	Age
Newport Beach, CA	$153,446	44	2.8	44,193	88%	12%	55%	1	78
Princeton, NJ	$148,295	23	3.2	3,488	91%	9%	47%	2	2
Paradise Valley, AZ	$143,929	51	2.9	5,643	86%	14%	94%	3	87
Aspen, CO	$134,732	41	2.7	5,929	59%	41%	53%	4	68
The Woodlands, TX	$123,265	40	3.1	37,339	94%	6%	76%	5	66
Naperville, IL	$121,713	38	3.3	52,270	96%	4%	76%	6	56
Naples, FL	$117,303	64	2.4	17,753	58%	42%	78%	7	98
Half Moon Bay, CA	$114,107	43	3.2	4,395	94%	6%	71%	8	75
Kailua, Oahu, HI	$101,507	43	3.3	13,650	95%	5%	72%	9	75
Chapel Hill, NC	$99,852	26	3.0	22,254	92%	8%	48%	10	8
Southampton, NY	$97,813	50	2.9	3,314	38%	62%	69%	11	86
Boca Raton, FL	$96,543	45	2.8	44,539	83%	17%	70%	12	83
Vail, CO	$96,429	35	2.6	7,230	36%	64%	49%	13	36
Middleton, WI	$93,297	39	2.9	8,565	94%	6%	56%	14	59
Boulder, CO	$92,930	29	2.8	43,479	95%	5%	48%	15	19
GPTR Rank Income = Higher income is better
GPTR Rank Age = Younger is better

INCOME AND HOUSING

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