Source: Henley & Partners 2024, US Census, created with altair
BlakeCarConstruction on
I’m no expert but I feel like this is missing information giving anyone context.
Like to me this reads that Kansas City doesn’t have millionaires
tealcosmo on
I’m sorry, this data is a mess and confusing. The number is what’s the density? It’s like reversed from where it should be.
FcBe88 on
This is a horrible graphic. The bubble size and labels are incongruous and misleading. The color scheme is unintuitive and adds no information.
malseraph on
This is basically just a cost of living map. Millionaire doesn’t have the same context that it did even 20 years ago. You can have upper middle class professionals living in these cities who are in the millionaire range.
TankAttack on
So, they are top 20 by count not by density. Right?
phiiota on
Well all of the top cities with highest density have average housing prices close to or above a million dollars. So it depends on how the data is defined.
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Source: Henley & Partners 2024, US Census, created with altair
I’m no expert but I feel like this is missing information giving anyone context.
Like to me this reads that Kansas City doesn’t have millionaires
I’m sorry, this data is a mess and confusing. The number is what’s the density? It’s like reversed from where it should be.
This is a horrible graphic. The bubble size and labels are incongruous and misleading. The color scheme is unintuitive and adds no information.
This is basically just a cost of living map. Millionaire doesn’t have the same context that it did even 20 years ago. You can have upper middle class professionals living in these cities who are in the millionaire range.
So, they are top 20 by count not by density. Right?
Well all of the top cities with highest density have average housing prices close to or above a million dollars. So it depends on how the data is defined.