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29. Minnesota – Edina

Population: 52,000 | Income: $140,000 | Home Value: $700,000
Edina is one of the most affluent suburbs in the Minneapolis metropolitan area and is known for its high-quality schools, established neighborhoods, and strong retail districts. The population consists largely of professionals working in healthcare, finance, and corporate headquarters located in Minneapolis. Wealth levels are supported by stable employment, high educational attainment, and long-term residential demand. The housing market includes a mix of luxury homes and well-maintained suburban developments, with consistent price appreciation over time.

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