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Not in the Bay Area, this is article from 2020 and even then $384k got you only in the top 10%. $105k was basically median. Source: https://amp.thecalifornian.
by sologoub 4y ago
Not in the Bay Area, this is article from 2020 and even then $384k got you only in the top 10%. $105k was basically median.
Source: https://amp.thecalifornian.com/amp/4625295002 https://amp.thecalifornian.com/amp/4625295002
The national percentile doesn’t really matter when your income is not portable, and you can’t just move and take it with you.
As another post said, it’s doable on $135k but it’s not easy in the SF Bay Area.
- xur17 4y ago> The national percentile doesn’t really matter when your income is not portable, and you can’t just move and take it with you. With remote work, it's a lot more portable than you might think.
- sologoub 4y agoFor some, yes. Unfortunately, this is not as evenly available as one might hope or even as widely as it was used during pandemic.