What it takes to be considered “rich” in every Bay Area city

There is a wide range of incomes necessary to hit the threshold from around the region.

These numbers were calculated using an equation recently developed by Business Insider:

TWO TIMES THE MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME FOR A GIVEN AREA.

Using that math, and the quick facts collected for the years 2012-2016 by the US Census Bureau (type your zip code in HERE to find your neighborhood's data), here's the list:

• HILLSBOROUGH: $432,584
• MILL VALLEY: $298,672
• CUPERTINO: $295,858
• PALO ALTO: $274,086
• SAN RAMON: $268,376
• PLEASANTON: $260,340
• LOS GATOS: $254,556
• FREMONT: $223,226
• SUNNYVALE: $219,598
• MOUNTAIN VIEW: $218,498
• LIVERMORE: $208,446
• MILPITAS: $207,246
• SANTA CLARA: $205,066
• SAN MATEO: $191,334
• BRENTWOOD: $188,260
• UNION CITY: $182,258
• REDWOOD CITY: $180,922
• SAN JOSE: $180,606
• SAN FRANCISCO: $175,402
• ST. HELENA: $171,010
• SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO: $170,152
• NOVATO: $167,790
• ALAMEDA: $166,096
• WALNUT CREEK: $165,696
• SAN RAFAEL: $162,720
• PETALUMA: $161,814
• DALY CITY: $158,692
• VACAVILLE: $152,376
• CONCORD: $142,954
• NAPA: $142,174
• BERKELEY: $140,786
• FAIRFIELD: $138,792
• HAYWARD: $136,276
• ANTIOCH: $131,060
• SAN LEANDRO: $128,130
• PITTSBURG: $127,900
• SANTA ROSA: $125,410
• VALLEJO: $119,200
• OAKLAND: $115,556
• RICHMOND: $114,214

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