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Old 07-11-2022, 07:09 PM
 
Location: Los Altos Hills, CA
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This is an updated version of a report that this think tank first put together 7 years ago.

They look at basic human development statistics: Life Expectancy, Educational Attainment, Health Care, Income, etc.

San Ramon-Danville has surpassed both Mt View-Palo Alto-Los Altos and Cupertino-Saratoga-Los Gatos to claim the #1 spot in the entire state.

Pacific Palisades and Piedmont-Oakland Hills have the fastest rising scores since 2015, both moving into the top 10 since 2015, and 2 of the 4 new clusters in the Top 1%.

2021 One Percent California: Human Development Score, 9.00 or Higher
Population: 906,214

Rank/Neighborhood Cluster(County)
1 San Ramon & Danville(Contra Costa)up 2 spots from 2015
2 Mountain View, Palo Alto & Los Altos(Santa Clara) down 1 spot from 2015
3 West Walnut Creek, Lafayette, Orinda & Moraga(Contra Costa)up 1 spot from 2015
4 Cupertino, Saratoga & Los Gatos(Santa Clara) down 2 spots from 2015
5 Pacific Palisades(Los Angeles)up 6 spots from 2015
6 Piedmont & Oakland Hills(Alameda)up 7 spots from 2015

2021 Elite Enclave California, Human Development Score, 7.14-8.94
Population: 8,083,082

7 Rancho Santa Margarita & Ladera Ranch(Orange)
8 Del Mar Mesa(San Diego)
9 Newport Beach, Aliso Viejo & Laguna Hills
10 Redondo Beach, Manhattan Beach & Hermosa Beach(Los Angeles)
11 Encinitas & San Dieguito(San Diego)
12 North San Mateo, Burlingame & Millbrae(San Mateo)
13 South San Mateo & Half Moon Bay(San Mateo)
14 Livermore, Pleasanton & Dublin(Alameda0
15 Central Irvine(Orange)
16 Redwood City, San Carlos & Belmont(San Mateo)
17 Fremont(Alameda)
18 Sunnyvale & North San Jose(Santa Clara)
19 Northwest San Jose & Santa Clara(Santa Clara)
20 Richmond District(San Francisco)
21 Southwest San Jose: Almaden Valley(Santa Clara)
22 Culver City & City of Los Angeles: Marina del Rey & Westchester(Los Angeles)
23 West Central San Jose & Campbell(Santa Clara)
24 Palos Verdes Peninsula(Los Angeles)
25 Santa Monica(Los Angeles)
26 North Beach & Chinatown(San Francisco)
27 Milpitas & Northeast San Jose(Santa Clara)
28 Calabasas, Agoura Hills & Westlake Village(Los Angeles)
29 San Gabriel Valley Region(Los Angeles)
30 Inner Mission & Castro(San Francisco)
31 South San Rafale, Mill Valley & Sausalito(Marin)
32 North Sunset District(San Francisco)
33 Menlo Park, East Palo Alto & Atherton(San Mateo)
34 Union City, Newark & West Fremont
35 West Hollywood & Beverly Hills(Los Angeles)
36 Poway and San Diego: Rancho Bernardo(San Diego)
37 Cambrian Park & South Central San Jose: Branham(Santa Clara)
38 Berkeley & Albany(Alameda)
39 South of Market & Portrero(San Francisco)
40 Novato & North San Rafael(Marin)
41 South Concord, East Walnut Creek & Clayton(Contra Costa)
42 Westwood & West Los Angeles(Los Angeles)
42 Thousand Oaks(Ventura)
44 Lake Forest, North Irvine & Silverado(Orange)
45 South Sunset District(San Francisco)
46 Torrance(Los Angeles)
47 San Diego: Centra Coastal(San Diego)
48 Mission Viejo & West Rancho Santa Margarita(Orange)
49 Chula Vista East(San Diego)
50 Carlsbad(San Diego)
51 Southeast San Jose: Evergreen(Santa Clara)
52 Folsom, Orangevale & East Fair Oaks(Sacramento)
53 Arcadia, San Gabriel & Temple City(Los Angeles)
54 Pasadena(Los Angeles)
55 East Long Beach(Los Angeles)
56 San Clemente, Laguna Niguel & San Juan Capistrano(Orange)
57 Hancock Park & Mid-Wilshire(Los Angeles)
58 North Richmond, Hercules & El Cerrito(Contra Costa)
59 Northwest San Jose(Santa Clara)
60 Rocklin, Lincoln & Loomis
61 Diamond Bar, La Habra Heights & Rowland Heighs(Los Angeles)
62 San Leandro, Alameda & Southwest Oakland(Alameda)

2021 Main Street California: Human Development Score 5.03-6.97
Population: 18,319,773


2021 Struggling California: Human Development Score Under 5.00
Population: 12,203,154


Here are the bottom 65 Clusters:
200 Sanger Reedley & Parlier(Fresno)
201 Lodi, Ripon & Escalon(San Joaquin)
202 Citrus Heights(Sacramento)
203 East Santa Ana(Orange)
204 Inglewood(Los Angeles)
205 San Fernando, Arleta & Pacoima(Los Angeles)
206 Southern Monterey County & San Benito County
207 Encanto & Skyline(San Diego)
208 Perris, Temescal Valley & Mead(Riverside)
209 Oceanside & Camp Pendleton(San Diego)
210 Mission HIlls & Panorama City(Los Angeles)
211 Ceres, Patterson & Newman(Stanislaus)
212 Southwest Long Beach(Los Angeles)
213 Imperial County
214 Indio, Coachella, Blythe & East La Quinta(Riverside)
215 Rialto(San Bernardino)
216 Antelope, Rio Linda & North Sacramento(Sacramento)
217 North Long Beach(Los Angeles)
218 Hemet & East Hemet(Riverside)
219 South Central Oakland(Alameda)
220 Shasta County
222 Fruitridge, Avondale & Depot Park(Sacramento)
223 Colusa, Glenn, Tehama & Trinity Counties
224 Lake & Mendocino Counties
225 El Monte & South El Monte(Los Angeles)
226 Visalia(Tulare)
227 Chula Vista West & National City(San Diego)
228 Merced & Atwater(Merced)
229 West Riverside(Riverside)
230 Salinas(Monterey)
231 Kings County
232 Sutter & Yuba Counties
233 Oroville & Paradise(Butte)
234 East Fontana(San Bernardino)
235 Moreno Valley(Riverside)
236 North Highlands, Foothill Farms & McClellan Park(Sacramento)
237 South Gate & Lynwood(Los Angeles)
238 Santa Maria & Orcutt(Santa Barbara)
239 West Modesto(Stanislaus)
240 Los Banos & Livingston(Merced)
241 Selma, Kerman & Coalinga(Fresno)
242 Madera County
243 Delano, Wasco & Shafter(Kern)
244 Tulare & Porterville(Tulare)
245 USC & Exposition Park(Los Angeles)
246 Bell Gardens, Bell, Maywood, Cudahy & Commerce(Los Angeles)
247 Ridgecrest, Arvin, Tehachapi & California City(Kern)
248 Outside Visalia, Tulare & Porterville(Tulare)
249 Southeast Fresno(Fresno)
250 Hesperia & Apple Valley(San Bernardino)
251 South Central & Westmont(Los Angeles)
252 Huntington Park, Florence-Graham & Walnut Park(Los Angeles)
253 East Los Angeles(Los Angeles)
254 Compton & West Rancho Dominguez(Los Angeles)
255 East Central Fresno(Fresno)
256 Victorville & Adelanto(San Bernardino)
257 South Stockton(San Joaquin)
258 Twentynine Palms & Barstow(San Bernardino)
259 East San Bernardino(San Bernardino)
260 West San Bernardino(San Bernardino)
261 Southwest Fresno(Fresno)
262 Northeast Bakersfield(Kern)
263 Southeast Bakersfield(Kern)
264 South Central & Watts(Los Angeles)
265 East Vernon(Los Angeles)

Direct Link to pdf: https://ssrc-static.s3.amazonaws.com...a2021-2022.pdf

If that doesn't work, try signing up for the full report here:
https://measureofamerica.org/california2021-22/
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Old 07-11-2022, 07:30 PM
 
Location: Sandy Eggo's North County
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Lived in more of the "bottom 65" than the "top 62."
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Old 07-11-2022, 11:49 PM
 
Location: Los Altos Hills, CA
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California's affluent are doing very well, that's for damn sure.

A quote from the report about CA's 1%
Quote:
An opportunity wonderland
where the extraordinarily well educated and
affluent have access to the best the world has to
offer, One Percent California scores 9.31 on the
HDI. Residents of One Percent California enjoy
higher levels of well-being and greater access
to opportunity than people almost anywhere
else in the United States.
This is extremely impressive.
Quote:
Elite Enclave California is made up of fifty-six
neighborhood clusters found almost entirely
in greater San Francisco, San Jose, Los
Angeles, and San Diego; in addition, one
lies in Oxnard-Thousand Oaks and two in
greater Sacramento. The roughly eight million
people—one in five state residents—who call
Elite Enclave California home have extremely
high levels of well-being. Their score of
8.15 is higher than the well-being score of
every US state and all but one of the country’s
435 congressional districts
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Old 07-12-2022, 07:21 AM
 
Location: On the water.
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I don’t see the Arvin or Crescent City enclaves listed? Surely an oversight?
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Old 07-12-2022, 07:31 AM
 
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I'm shocked, in a good way, by how high my location is! Now the soaring real estate prices make a little more sense.
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Old 07-12-2022, 08:06 AM
 
Location: San Diego, CA
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Not being familiar (by name) where all of those places are, I found the Interactive Map they put together to be very useful (and insightful).

Attached Thumbnails
Measure of America 2021: 9 Million Californians Live in 62 Elite Enclaves-ca-well-being.jpg  
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Old 07-12-2022, 12:24 PM
 
Location: Northern California
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Eleven of the "bottom 65" are in the Inland Empire... I wonder why that is.

Btw, what are the "clusters"? Zip codes?
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Old 07-12-2022, 12:26 PM
 
Location: Unplugged from the matrix
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What makes these places "elite"? This looks like a list that just craps on working class areas, while propping up the rich enclaves we already know exist. What can these elites do to help these non-elites?
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Old 07-12-2022, 12:51 PM
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Location: Concord, CA
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Originally Posted by DabOnEm View Post
What makes these places "elite"? This looks like a list that just craps on working class areas, while propping up the rich enclaves we already know exist. What can these elites do to help these non-elites?
Mostly, they pay a ton of taxes.
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Old 07-12-2022, 12:51 PM
 
Location: San Diego, CA
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Originally Posted by DabOnEm View Post
What makes these places "elite"? This looks like a list that just craps on working class areas, while propping up the rich enclaves we already know exist. What can these elites do to help these non-elites?
The explanation is too long to summarize in a posting here; take a look at their main page for what the methodology is.
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