Nov 1, 2017
Concept of “Super Zips” | Al Maryah Central
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Concept of “Super Zips” | Al Maryah Central
filmed by LJ, edited by David Kominek
San Francisco on the Washington Post's map of "Super Zips", "a number between 0 and 99 representing the average of its percentile ranks in college education and in income. The 650 Zips with rankings of 95 and higher are called Super Zips."
You can clearly see the difference between most of SF and the Tenderloin and BayView / Hunter's Point.
The third largest contiguous cluster of such locations in the US runs from San Jose northwards to San Mateo and Burlingame; it's hard to imagine a better map of Silicon Valley.
A world apart: One-third of Zip codes in the D.C. area are considered "Super Zips" for wealth and education
Just a little bit about the insane DC market.