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    This document compares household income distributions and wealth concentrations in four major U.S. cities: San Francisco, Houston, Los Angeles, and New York. It shows that San Francisco and New York have much higher percentages of households with incomes over $200,000 and concentrations of wealth near public amenities. The document also models importing Houston's income distribution into San Francisco to understand how the city might change.

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    not in WHOS backyard?

    PRIVACY | SAFETY | SECURITY | OPEN SPACE and MIDDLE CLASS URBANISM

    Jeremy Bamberger
    ARS
    Fall 2011

    understanding values and incentives


    mind map

    Jeremy Bamberger
    ARS
    Fall 2011

    missing the middle class


    wealth distribution - city comparison

    san francisco
    household income
    0-15k
    15-35k
    35-50k
    50-100k
    100-200k
    200+k
    Total

    total households
    48,655
    57,738
    43,784
    98,266
    61,147
    20,260
    329,850

    % pop
    14.75%
    17.5%
    13.27%
    29.79%
    18.54%
    6.14%

    houston

    household income
    0-15k
    15-35k
    35-50k
    50-100k
    100-200k
    200+k
    Total

    $ control
    0.364B
    1.443B
    1.861B
    7.370B
    9.172B
    10.13B
    30.52B

    % control
    1.2%
    4.73%
    6.10%
    24.15%
    30.1%
    33.19%

    total households
    132,457
    210,679
    117,451
    173,730
    65,865
    18,715
    718,897

    % pop
    18.43%
    29.31%
    16.34%
    24.17%
    9.16%
    2.60%

    los angeles
    household income
    0-15k
    15-35k
    35-50k
    50-100k
    100-200k
    200+k
    Total

    $ control
    0.993B
    5.267B
    4.992B
    13.03B
    9.88B
    18.72B
    52.88B

    % control
    1.88%
    9.96%
    9.44%
    24.64%
    18.68%
    35.4%

    total households
    265,869
    345,588
    185,855
    305,343
    126,976
    46,978
    1,276,609

    % pop
    20.83%
    27.07%
    14.56%
    23.92%
    9.95%
    3.68%

    new york
    household income
    0-15k
    15-35k
    35-50k
    50-100k
    100-200k
    200+k
    Total

    $ control
    1.994B
    8.64B
    7.90B
    22.9B
    19.05B
    46.98B
    107.46B

    % control
    1.86%
    8.04%
    7.35%
    21.31%
    17.73%
    43.72%

    total households
    699,727
    701,190
    430,297
    777,274
    310,179
    103,810
    3,022,477

    % pop
    23.15%
    23.20%
    14.24%
    25.72%
    10.26%
    3.43%

    $ control
    5.248B
    17.53B
    18.29B
    58.30B
    46.53B
    103.81B
    249.7B

    % control
    2.10%
    7.02%
    7.32%
    23.35%
    18.63%
    41.57%

    Jeremy Bamberger
    ARS
    Fall 2011

    whats valuable?

    locating wealth near public amenities


    percent households with $200k+ income
    0 - 0.05%
    0.05 - 0.5%
    0.5 - 2.0%
    2.0% - 3.0%
    3.0% - 10.0%
    public open space
    culturual / institutional
    public schools
    private schools

    Jeremy Bamberger
    ARS
    Fall 2011

    moving houston

    importing houston by income distribution across san francisco


    household distribution by income
    200k+
    100k - 200k
    50k - 100k
    30k - 50k
    15k - 30k
    0 - 15k

    Jeremy Bamberger
    ARS
    Fall 2011

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