06/22/2022
A recent report breaks down financial data in cities across the state to determine the top average incomes in these areas.
What it means to be “rich” in Texas
Household incomes vary across the U.S. and the buying power of a buck will depend on a number of local factors such as housing, healthcare and other cost of living expenses. The average top income levels across several areas in Texas. Turns out, what it means to be “rich” varies markedly across the Lone Star State:
Austin
Minimum Income to be Considered “Rich”: $145,166
Average Top 5% Income: $485,554
Fort Worth
Minimum Income to be Considered “Rich”: $120,362
Average Top 5% Income: $355,816
Arlington
Minimum Income to be Considered “Rich”: $116,807
Average Top 5% Income: $308,114
Houston
Minimum Income to be Considered “Rich”: $115,794
Average Income of the Top 5%: $458,999
Dallas
Minimum Income to be Considered “Rich”: $112,570
Average Top 5% Income: $503,284
San Antonio
Minimum Income to be Considered “Rich”: $103,45
Average Top 5% Income: $307,182
El Paso
Minimum Income to be Considered “Rich”: $94,422
Average Top 5% Income: $274,474