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Some other predominantly/pluralistically more black, middle class zip codes in the region(outside of the NY portion of the NYC metro). Can use this calculator using the median size of a household in the US(3.23). https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tan...-middle-class/
Depends on what you consider middle-class. Also, the salaries for these areas are vastly different depending on what you do for a living. I think some criteria are needed to give an accurate answer.
Depends on what you consider middle-class. Also, the salaries for these areas are vastly different depending on what you do for a living. I think some criteria are needed to give an accurate answer.
May be a good choice for those that want something very suburban, but is in close proximity to a Metro North stop(North White Plains). In fact, it may be one of the most affluent predominantly black neighborhoods in the country. It has a long time church in the community: First Community Baptist Church | Just another Social Reach Websites site
None. They're all too expensive for middle class families, and most are too crowded. For example, I'd rather have a YARD for my kids to play in and not have to have 2 or 3 of them share a bedroom, just to be able to say we live in New York City (or where ever). That's why you see so many black middle class families leaving the Northeast in a reverse migration (and no, I'm not going to get into any stat-pissing back and forths about that. It's been happening for a minute now, and we all know it).
Dc would obviously be #1 and there is a debate whether it is NE or not. So best to keep this corgil
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