|
Average
Annual Pay 2005 |
Percent
Change 2004-2005 |
San Jose
|
$57,980 |
3.85%
|
San Francisco
|
$50,120 |
-2.81%
|
Washington,
DC/Northern VA |
$50,000 |
4.04%
|
Boston
|
$48,340 |
0.23% |
Trenton
|
$47,210 |
3.69%
|
New York
City |
$47,200 |
-3.67% |
Newark
|
$46,100 |
3.57%
|
Hartford
|
$45,650 |
4.27%
|
Seattle
|
$44,920 |
0.16%
|
Ann Arbor
|
$44,830 |
13.72%
|
Detroit
|
$44,110 |
3.21%
|
New Haven |
$43,020 |
1.39%
|
Los Angeles
|
$41,680 |
1.98%
|
Philadelphia
|
$41,370 |
2.27%
|
Baltimore
|
$41,250 |
3.49%
|
Chicago
|
$41,070 |
0.86%
|
Atlanta
|
$40,220 |
1.13%
|
Albany-Schenectady-Troy
|
$39,430 |
3.25%
|
Dallas
|
$39,070 |
-0.43%
|
Austin
|
$38,810 |
1.04%
|
Cleveland
|
$38,560 |
3.21%
|
Charlotte
|
$38,480 |
1.96%
|
Providence
|
$38,350 |
2.87%
|
Raleigh-Cary |
$38,340 |
-3.86%
|
Richmond,
VA |
$38,310 |
1.32%
|
All
Metropolitan Areas |
$37,870 |
2.30%
|
Dayton
|
$37,680 |
1.89%
|
Cincinnati
|
$37,660 |
0.35%
|
Harrisburg
|
$37,190 |
2.25%
|
Indianapolis
|
$36,970 |
2.38%
|
Fort Worth
|
$36,820 |
-0.03%
|
Buffalo
|
$36,010 |
2.33%
|
Nashville
|
$35,690
|
2.41%
|
Norfolk-Virginia
Beach-Newport News |
$35,560
|
3.61%
|
Pittsburgh
|
$35,310 |
-12.71%
|
Lexington,
KY |
$33,220 |
4.98%
|
Birmingham
|
$35,160 |
0.66%
|
Greensboro-Winston
Salem |
$34,500 |
1.59%
|
Augusta,
GA |
$33,560 |
0.33%
|
Columbia,
SC |
$33,450 |
1.46%
|
Savannah
|
$33,330 |
1.77%
|
Greenville,
SC |
$33,320 |
1.28%
|
Roanoke,
VA |
$33,210 |
-0.36%
|
Charleston,
SC |
$33,040 |
1.63%
|
Tuscaloosa
|
$31,240 |
3.38%
|
|
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