Pittsburgh Wealthiest Zip Codes: Where Do North Hills Neighborhoods Fall on List?
The Pittsburgh Business Times compiled a list of the top 50.
Pittsburgh Wealthiest Zip Codes: Where Do North Hills Neighborhoods Fall on List?
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The Pittsburgh Business Times compiled a list of the top 50 wealthiest zip codes in the Pittsburgh area by examining median incomes.
The zip code 15237, which includes Ross and McCandless, made the list at no. 22 with a median income of $66,380, according to the Business Times.
The zip code 15229, which includes West View, was not among the top 50.
With a median income of $121,466, Cranberry is included in the no.1 wealthiest zip code, Warrendale.
Here are the top 10 wealthiest zip codes:
- 15086 - Warrendale (Marshall and Cranberry)
- 15015 - Bradford Woods
- 15241 - Upper St. Clair
- 15090 - Wexford (Marshall)
- 16046 - Mars (Adams)
- 15367 - Venetia (Peters Township)
- 16066 - Cranberry
- 15238 - Fox Chapel, O'Hara, Blanox
- 15051 - Indianola
- 15668 - Murrysville
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Ross Township Administration
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West View Borough Municipal Building
441 Perry Hwy, West View, PA
Corrine Adams
8:32 am on Thursday, January 24, 2013
I don't understand why it was necessary to put together an article that perpetuates the differences in economic prosperity where we live. I feel it just adds to the "class" mentality. Do we really need that in our communities?
Janis OD
3:37 pm on Thursday, January 24, 2013
What kills me is that my husband works for Westinghouse Electric, he's IN CHINA for 4 years, our residence is in Penn Hills, we pay school tax in Penn Hills, and yet Cranberry is collecting a school tax from his paycheck. Talk about taxation without representation.
Lynn
11:59 am on Friday, January 25, 2013
Janis, that's up to his employer to resolve.
SLR
12:09 pm on Friday, January 25, 2013
School taxes are based on property and not payroll deductions. Janis get your facts right.