The L.A. Times publishes a ranking of the median household incomes in 110 Los Angeles area communities. For some reason they omitted Beverly Hills and Malibu. The calculator probably broke.
Topping the list is Bel Air with $208,861 and at the bottom is Downtown with $15,003.
Again, not taking into consideration Beverly Hills or Malibu, Bel Air topped the list as the area with the oldest population, median age 46, and Watts with a median age of 21.
In the highest scoring public schools category, the California Academic Performance Index (API) which combines several tests, with a goal for each school to reach 800 produced the following results: Hollywood Hills West with an averge of 961 and Chesterfield Square (South Los Angeles) with 544. Only 27 out of the 104 schools included reached the 800 and above average. Statewide, the averages was 742.
In terms of the areas with the highest home ownership as opposed to rentals, Porter Ranch topped the list with 91.8% and Westlake had the lowest home ownership with 5.1%.
The above figures are per the 2000 Census. Next year's census should be interesting.
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