Where does your zipcode rank?

[rezznor]

http://www.movoto.com/blog/opinions/best-zip-codes-map/


Your Zip Code ranks 76 out of 28,061

[KyleKong]

127

Not bad not bad

[Nick Young]

5,156 out of 28,061

lol

[ace23]

#2 lol

Not from here tho

[rezznor]

#2 lol

Not from here tho
West University. :applause:

My favorite neighborhood in Houston.

[bigkingsfan]

7,113

[KyleKong]

lol

:oldlol:

What zipcode is 28,061?

Probably some butt fvck area in Alaska.

[Jailblazers7]

7,697

[ace23]

West University. :applause:

My favorite neighborhood in Houston.
I don't live there. I go to school in the area tho

[~primetime~]

I don't live there. I go to school in the area tho
so are you getting your dick sucked right now by some neighborhood community worker?

[rezznor]

I don't live there. I go to school in the area tho

You go to Rice?

[~primetime~]

Your Zip Code ranks 4,898 out of 28,061


can't even complain...in the top 5th-6th of the country according to their metrics

[SCdac]

neighborhood in north San Antonio I just moved to

3,644

when I put in the area code of where I used to live about 10 more miles central

2,724

[KyleKong]

Your Zip Code ranks 4,898 out of 28,061


can't even complain...in the top 5th-6th of the country according to their metrics

And first in Ebola!

[nightprowler10]

4190 where I live now.
2276 where I used to live.

Dammit.

[~primetime~]

And first in Ebola!
:lol that's another zip code

[KyleKong]

:lol that's another zip code

:lol

lol shit.

[KevinNYC]

It's a pretty bizarre website.

http://www.movoto.com/blog/best-places-to-live/

Check out the section on best places to live and see if you agree.

Best place in New York State to live?
1. Town of Mamaroneck

10 Best places in CA?

City of Orange
2. City of Placentia
3. City of Irvine
4. City of San Carlos
5. City of San Juan Capistrano
6. City of Cypress
7. City of Coronado
8. City of Yorba Linda
9. City of La Palma
10. City of San Mateo

[rezznor]

It's a pretty bizarre website.

http://www.movoto.com/blog/best-places-to-live/

Check out the section on best places to live and see if you agree.

Best place in New York State to live?
1. Town of Mamaroneck

10 Best places in CA?

City of Orange
2. City of Placentia
3. City of Irvine
4. City of San Carlos
5. City of San Juan Capistrano
6. City of Cypress
7. City of Coronado
8. City of Yorba Linda
9. City of La Palma
10. City of San Mateo

it's not just income level, it also takes into account commute time, schools, etc.

not sure about the california ones, but the texas list goes like this

1. City of Fredericksburg
2. City of Midland
3. City of Levelland
4. City of Hereford
5. City of Odessa
6. City of Pampa
7. City of Hewitt
8. CDP of New Territory
9. City of Hutto
10. City of Sugar Land

those cities you have never heard of are actually suburbs of the larger cities.

[~primetime~]

Your Zip Code ranks 21,495 out of 28,061

^^^ for 90222, Compton California



http://images.popmatters.com/news_art/n/nwa_straight_outta_compton_anniversary-1.jpg

[KingBeasley08]

My school: 2800
Hometown: 1305

[rezznor]

these guys

http://spb.fotolog.com/photo/27/59/62/beverly_beat/1074969244_f.jpg


rank 1,486 out of 28,061 :oldlol:

[bdreason]

Washington D.C.?

No thanks.

[Timmy D for MVP]

20,751 out of 28,061.

:banana:

[rufuspaul]

Your Zip Code ranks 4,240 out of 28,061


It's a bullshit list

[KevinNYC]

it's not just income level, it also takes into account commute time, schools, etc.

not sure about the california ones, but the texas list goes like this

1. City of Fredericksburg
2. City of Midland
3. City of Levelland
4. City of Hereford
5. City of Odessa
6. City of Pampa
7. City of Hewitt
8. CDP of New Territory
9. City of Hutto
10. City of Sugar Land

those cities you have never heard of are actually suburbs of the larger cities.

I've been to Fredericksburg. Spent a nice weekend there. In no way would it be where I want to live in Texas. The criteria are missing a category, a very big one, Shit to Do. Places with Shit to Do usually cost more than places with nothing to do. This needs balanced against the cost of living somewhere generic.

We couldn't get something to eat at 9PM on a Saturday in Fredericksburg.

[mlh1981]

33713 is ranked 14,197

I guess I can't enjoy living here anymore lol.

[rezznor]

I've been to Fredericksburg. Spent a nice weekend there. In no way would it be where I want to live in Texas. The criteria are missing a category, a very big one, Shit to Do. Places with Shit to Do usually cost more than places with nothing to do. This needs balanced against the cost of living somewhere generic.

We couldn't get something to eat at 9PM on a Saturday in Fredericksburg.


i'm don't think the state lists and the one i originally posted are measuring the same things. the original list shows 77005 (West University/Rice Village) as number 2 nationwide, but it's not on the Texas list.

http://www.movoto.com/blog/opinions/best-zip-codes-map/

[Cold soul]

Your Zip Code ranks 9,816 out of 28,061

Ouch. :oldlol:

[Droid101]

Washington DC and Houston are the best places to live according to this. lol

What a joke.

[KevinNYC]

i'm don't think the state lists and the one i originally posted are measuring the same things. the original list shows 77005 (West University/Rice Village) as number 2 nationwide, but it's not on the Texas list.

http://www.movoto.com/blog/opinions/best-zip-codes-map/

It also needs to account for demographics.

If I'm just out of college, living in a place with a wide variety of jobs is helpful. I may not care so much about the schools, I may care more about nightlife. This is the reason that cities in the US are growing faster than surburbs for the first time in nearly 100 years.

http://www.slate.com/blogs/future_tense/2012/06/28/new_census_data_show_us_cities_growing_faster_than _suburbs.html
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2014/03/27/census-cities-metro-growth-population/6863219/

So there is a disconnect between where people are actually choosing to live and the "best places to live" according to the website.

[Bandito]

No Data Available for Your Zip

:lol

Mine is 00714 btw

[KevinNYC]

My actual zip code is not even in their system


No Data Available for Your Zip

[rezznor]

Washington DC and Houston are the best places to live according to this. lol

What a joke.


You might be a little surprised by some of these, and you might be wondering where your ZIP ranked or how we got our results. And all you have to do to find out our methods is read on to the very next section.

Our Methodology
We’ve made many lists and maps before, and in all of them we used math and numbers rather than personal preference to get our results. This Big Deal List was no different. Using the U.S. Census’ American Community Survey, we researched each ZIP code in the U.S., including those that were only a few people in size. The criteria we looked at were:

Median Household Income (the higher the better)
Unemployment Rate (the lower the better)
Average Commute Time (the lower the better)
Median Rent (the higher, the more desirable an area)
Median House Worth (the higher, the more desirable an area)
High School Graduation Rate (the higher, the better)
Families Below The Poverty Line (the lower, the better)
We omitted any ZIP codes that didn’t report data in any one of these criteria, which left us with a total of 28,061 ZIP codes.

Then, we ranked each ZIP code in each category from one to 28,061, with scores closer to one being better.

Finally, we averaged each areas rankings into one Big Deal Score, and the place with the smallest number for that score was our best ZIP code.

Let’s take a closer look at our top 10 areas, and find out what exactly makes them so special.

SoCal folks are always so angry

[KingBeasley08]

DC area represent :applause: :rockon:

[MrC1991]

Your Zip Code ranks 6,135 out of 28,061. :(

[~primetime~]

if you're number is lower than 14,000 you're in the top-half of the country.

you should probably be happy about that :confusedshrug:

[ROCSteady]

DC # 1 :banana:

try to tell ppl where I live DC shits on Baltimore

[ROCSteady]

DC area represent :applause: :rockon:


:djparty


:dancin

[johndeeregreen]

DC? Chicago (twice)? Kansas City?:oldlol:

I didn't realize their criteria was based on likelihood of being fatally shot. I'm surprised Detroit isn't in their top 10. Or Camden NJ?

[~primetime~]

I was entering in random Detroit zips...all of them are in the 24,000-27,000 range

crime rate should be factored in though...DC wouldn't be #1

[ROCSteady]

neighborhood in north San Antonio I just moved to

3,644

when I put in the area code of where I used to live about 10 more miles central

2,724

U live near Vance jackson or Huebner?

[Droid101]

crime rate should be factored in though...DC wouldn't be #1
Exactly. If you factor in violent crime the list would be totally different, and perhaps even accurate.

[ROCSteady]

You mad as fvk you got no winter bruh?

Probably a weak ass autumn too :oldlol:


http://www.halfwayanywhere.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/Washington-DC-Jefferson-Memorial-Fall.jpg

[Brizzly]

DC? Chicago (twice)? Kansas City?:oldlol:

I didn't realize their criteria was based on likelihood of being fatally shot. I'm surprised Detroit isn't in their top 10. Or Camden NJ?

:facepalm

[ROCSteady]

DC? Chicago (twice)? Kansas City?:oldlol:

I didn't realize their criteria was based on likelihood of being fatally shot. I'm surprised Detroit isn't in their top 10. Or Camden NJ?

Stay in Wisconsin or wherever the hell u live.


What a loser post

[Brizzly]

No data. Confirmed shithole.

If where you live didn't report any of the following information to the census bureau then they were excluded.


Median Household Income (the higher the better)
Unemployment Rate (the lower the better)
Average Commute Time (the lower the better)
Median Rent (the higher, the more desirable an area)
Median House Worth (the higher, the more desirable an area)
High School Graduation Rate (the higher, the better)
Families Below The Poverty Line (the lower, the better)

[KingBeasley08]

DC # 1 :banana:

try to tell ppl where I live DC shits on Baltimore
For sure. Outside of the harbor and Camden Yards, Baltimore is a pretty big shithole

[fsvr54]

Your Zip Code ranks 8,352 out of 28,061

lol

[SCdac]

U live near Vance jackson or Huebner?

I'm by 1604/bulverde. north east technically. but I'm all over, go to utsa currently.

[ROCSteady]

For sure. Outside of the harbor and Camden Yards, Baltimore is a pretty big shithole


I just entered in Baltimore's best neighborhood that can still be considered city (Federal Hill) pretty fun place to party, still ranks 12686th. :oldlol:

[johndeeregreen]

Stay in Wisconsin or wherever the hell u live.

I absolutely will stay where I live. That way I don't have to worry about being robbed and/or shot down in the streets if I make a wrong turn somewhere.

[nightprowler10]

I absolutely will stay where I live. That way I don't have to worry about being robbed and/or shot down in the streets if I make a wrong turn somewhere.
Chicago is extremely segregated which means having 2 zipcodes from North of Chicago at the top makes sense. You can do whatever you want in Streeterville or further up north without ever having to worry about crime or criminals. South side is the opposite.

[KevinNYC]

DC? Chicago (twice)? Kansas City?:oldlol:

I didn't realize their criteria was based on likelihood of being fatally shot. I'm surprised Detroit isn't in their top 10. Or Camden NJ?

You're more likely to murdered in Oklahoma City than Washington, DC.

Also folks who live in cities know that crime varies very, very widely by zip code. Residents of Georgetown in DC, aren't worried about being fatally shot.

[KevinNYC]

What's the difference between it saying "no data" and "0 out of 28061"


?

No data. Confirmed shithole.

Mine has no data because a few years ago they gave us a new zip code. The reason they did that was so many people were moving in this area.

It means they are probably using data from the 2010 census.

[gts]

This is the criteria they used for the rankings... (lol typical real estate agent, lets not talk about the crime rate)

Median Household Income (the higher the better)
Unemployment Rate (the lower the better)
Average Commute Time (the lower the better)
Median Rent (the higher, the more desirable an area)
Median House Worth (the higher, the more desirable an area)
High School Graduation Rate (the higher, the better)
Families Below The Poverty Line (the lower, the better)



kinda interesting I sit right on the border of a zip code change, same city same mayor and everything else like police and fire, same neighbor hood same schools same HOA for the area and mine gets a 3,801 rating while the folks across the street have a 2,866 rating....

[ROCSteady]

I absolutely will stay where I live. That way I don't have to worry about being robbed and/or shot down in the streets if I make a wrong turn somewhere.

Good. Your bullshit has been known to permeate and cast a pall of tension wherever you roam like Pigpen's dirt emissions.

We don't need that round my parts.

DC is badass. Your area can't touch the World Class amenities of Tha District.