Where are young wealthy people moving to? The latest data from the United States is out 📊

It's not New York or Los Angeles, but these cities have become popular—Cambridge, Massachusetts ranks first, with over 40% of its population being young and 63% of those aged 25-44 earning over $150,000. The top ten also includes Jersey City, Santa Clara, Hillsborough, Boston, Sandy Springs, and others.

Texas is the best at fighting: 7 cities made it to the top 50, including Austin, Dallas, Richardson, etc., definitely a "paradise for entrepreneurs." In contrast, Florida didn't have any...

Data Highlights:
- Safety first: Many newcomers choose places with low violent crime rates and high quality of life.
- Tax friendliness: Texas has no state tax, attracting a large number of high-income individuals.
- Tech Ecosystem: Although housing prices are high around Silicon Valley (Santa Clara, San Mateo), the salary ceiling is also high.

Interestingly, despite having a similar number of young people, why are the crime rates in Seattle and Denver significantly higher than in Rochester? Location, industry, and population flow are all variables.

Has your city made it to the top 50?