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发帖数: 20421 | 1 最不适合居住的美国50个城市，看看你住的在第几位
50. Columbus, Georgia
49. Kansas City
48. Camden, New Jersey
47. South Bend, Indiana
46. Shreveport, Louisiana
45. Gastonia, North Carolina
44. Albuquerque, New Mexico
43. Lawrence, Massachusetts
42. Philadelphia
41. Lubbock, Texas
40. Medford, Oregon
39. Indianapolis
38. Fall River, Massachusetts
42. Philadelphia
Population: 1,567,442
Median home value: $150,700
Poverty rate: 25.8%
Pct. with at least a bachelor’s degree: 27.4%
The typical Philadelphia household earns only $41,233 a year, well below the
statewide median income of $55,702. Goods and services are about 12% more
expensive in Philadelphia than they are nationwide, and after adjusting for
the city’s relatively high cost of living, the median income in
Philadelphia is only about $41,200, one of the lowest of any U.S. city.
Philadelphia's status as one of the worst cities to live in is underscored
by the city's high poverty rate. More than one in four city residents live
below the poverty line, well above the 14.7% U.S. poverty rate.
Philadelphia is also a relatively dangerous city. There were 1,029 violent
crimes in the city for every 100,000 residents in 2015, nearly three times
the violent crime rate nationwide. | w*****m
发帖数: 20421 | 2 37. Atlanta
As one of the most segregated places in the country, Atlanta also has one of
the widest income disparities of any major U.S. city. While 11.2% of
households earn less than $10,000 annually, 8.6% of households earn $200,000
or more -- each share larger than the corresponding national figure.
Similarly, while nearly every other adult in the city has a bachelor’s
degree, which increases earnings by more than $20,000 on average, 22.5% of
city residents live in poverty -- one of the larger shares of any U.S. city.
While overall crime has fallen in recent years, Atlanta still struggles with
one of the highest crime rates in the country. In 2015, 1,120 violent
crimes were reported per 100,000 residents, more than three times the
national rate of 373 incidents per 100,000 Americans. |
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