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OT Oh no! What next?
Bert Robbins wrote:
"jim--" wrote in message ... "basskisser" wrote in message .com... "NOYB" wrote in message hlink.net... "basskisser" wrote in message le.com... "Don" wrote in message .. . "jim--" wrote Naples has above average income levels and below average (well below) poverty levels. http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionar...les,%20Florida I have been designing large scale custom homes in Naples for more than 18 years and can vouch that it is a very wealthy city. Almost everybody that has heard of Naples knows this. "very wealthy city"??? It is average. Here's a google for you to type: *millionaires per capita naples florida*. I think you'll find that you are wrong as you sift through the 993 results that google returns. All you have to do is a simple demographics search, and you will see that Naples, FL is average income. IF you are correct in the assumptions that Naples has more millionaires than most cities similar in size, then I am correct! That would mean, because the area is average in income, that there are a LOT of poor people there. LMAO!!!!! The median income for a household in the city of Naples, Florida was $65,642 The median household income for the United States was $42,148. The median income for a family in the city of Naples, Florida was $83,831. The median income for a family in the United States was $50,200. The per capita income for the city of Naples, Florida was $61,141. The per capita income for the US was $29,451. Connecticut had the highest per capita income of all the States of $40,870. Compare the figures dummy. They speak for themselves. Naples must be a slum... In Potomac, MD: The Median household income: $128,936 (year 2000) Median house value: $450,800 (year 2000) Naples, Florida, is an old-folks haven. |
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