Average Travel Time to Work - 2009



Ranked Lowest to Highest by Average Travel Time in Minutes
Metro Area
Average Travel Time to Work
Buffalo
21.1
Milwaukee (metro)
22.1
Salt Lake City
22.1
Columbus
22.5
Kansas City
22.6
Cincinnati
24.0
San Jose
24.1
Indianapolis
24.2
Minneapolis-St. Paul
24.3
Raleigh
24.3
Cleveland
24.4
Portland
24.8
St. Louis
24.8
Charlotte
25.0
San Antonio
25.1
Pittsburgh
25.4
Nashville
25.8
Detroit
26.0
Orlando
27.0
Baltimore
29.7
Chicago
30.7
Source: American Community Survey, U.S. Census Bureau




ACCRA Cost of Living Index - First Quarter 2011



Ranked Lowest to Highest Cost of Living Index Value
Comparable Area
Cost of Living Index
U.S. Average = 100
Columbus
90.1
Houston
90.5
Detroit
90.6
Nashville
90.8
St. Louis
91.3
Tampa
92.2
Charlotte
93.0
Cincinnati
93.3
Pittsburgh
94.2
Atlanta
95.2
Dallas
95.8
Phoenix
96.2
Orlando
97.2
Milwaukee (metro)
98.4
Kansas City
98.8
Cleveland
103.8
Denver
106.4
Miami-Dade County
107.7
Portland
111.1
Minneapolis-St. Paul
111.4
Chicago
115.3
Seattle
120.0
Baltimore
120.1
Philadelphia126.2
San Diego
130.8
Los Angeles-Long Beach
133.6
Boston137.6
Washington-Arlington-Alexandria141.0
San Jose
150.0
San Francisco
163.6
New York (Manhattan)
218.4
Source: ACCRA Cost of Living Index




Crime Rate - 2006



Ranked Lowest to Highest by Total Crimes per 100,000 Population
Metro Area
Violent Crimes per 100,000 Population
Property Crimes per 100,000 Population
Total Crimes per 100,000 Population
Pittsburgh
359.9
2,334.6
2,694.5
San Jose
316.6
2,717.3
3,033.9
Buffalo
512.6
2,929.2
3,441.8
Cleveland
459.73,130.83,590.5
Minneapolis-St. Paul (partially estimated)
399.83,534.73,934.5
Portland-Vancouver
323.8
3,644.6
3,968.4
Cincinnati
364.7
3,690.6
4,055.3
St. Louis
566.1
3,731.2
4,297.3
Baltimore
823.8
3,482.9
4,306.7
Detroit
757.0
3,593.6
4,350.6
Milwaukee (metro)
579.6
3,926.5
4,506.1
Nashville
857.7
3,842.0
4,699.7
Indianapolis
546.9
4,175.9
4,722.8
Kansas City
595.9
4,176.0
4,771.9
Columbus
426.3
4,699.5
5,125.8
Salt Lake City
345.4
4,849.9
5,195.3
Orlando
879.2
4,321.0
5,200.2
San Antonio
497.0
5,103.2
5,600.2
Charlotte (partially estimated)
603.6
5,248.1
5,851.7
Chicago
NA
NA NA
Source: FBI, Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Statistics





Fortune 500 Headquarters per 100,000 Population - 2011



Ranked Highest to Lowest by Number of Fortune 500 HQs per 100,000 Population
Metro Area
Fortune 500 HQs
Metro Population
Fortune 500 HQs per
100,000 Population
San Jose
13 1,836,911 0.7077
Minneapolis-St. Paul193,279,8330.5793
Charlotte
9
1,758,038 0.5119
Cincinnati 9 2,130,151 0.4225
Milwaukee (metro)
6
1,555,908
0.3856
Cleveland
8
2,077,2400.3851
Detroit15
4,296,2500.3491
Pittsburgh
8
2,356,285
0.3395
Columbus
6
1,836,536
0.3267
St. Louis
9
2,812,8960.3200
Chicago
289,461,1050.2959
San Antonio
5
2,142,5080.2334
Nashville
3 1,589,934 0.1887
Raleigh
2
1,130,490
0.1769
Kansas City
32,035,3340.1474
Indianapolis
2
1756,2410.1139
Portland2
2,226,0090.0898
Salt Lake City
1
1,124,1970.0890
Orlando
1
2,134,4110.0469
Baltimore
1
2,710,489
0.0369
Buffalo01,135,5090.0000
Source: Fortune Magazine & MMAC Calculations




Per Capita Personal Income



Ranked Highest to Lowest by 2009 Per Capita Income
Metro Area
2000
2009
Percent chg. 2000 to 2009
San Jose
54,755
55,404 1.19%
Baltimore33,65747,96242.5%
Minneapolis-St. Paul
37,383 45,750 22.4%
Chicago 35,390 43,727
23.6%
Pittsburgh30,91042,21636.6%
Milwaukee Region
32,220
40,537
25.8%
St. Louis
31,746
40,342
27.1%
Kansas City
32,34239,61922.5%
Cleveland32,17239,34822.3%
Portland32,77938,72818.2%
Indianapolis32,48738,33918.0%
Nashville
31,66238,26620.9%
Columbus31,46938,24221.5%
Cincinnati31,097
38,16822.7%
Raleigh
34,756
37,849
 8.9%
Detroit33,72037,54111.3%
Buffalo27,074
37,51138.6%
Charlotte 33,218 37,372
12.5%
Salt Lake City
28,654
36,986 29.1%
San Antonio
26,86534,50028.4%
Orlando 27,758 34,315 23.6%
Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis





Performing Arts Groups per 100,000 Populaton - 2008



Ranked Highest to Lowest by Number of Arts Groups per 100,000 Population
Metro Area
No. of Arts Groups
Metro Population
Arts Groups per
100,000 Population
Nashville
320 1,56,368 20.56
Orlando1012,060,9684.90
Minneapolis-St. Paul
144 3,237,612 4.45
Chicago 343 9,515,636 3.60
Milwaukee (metro)
53
1,550,451
3.42
Portland662,203,7452.99
Pittsburgh69
2,355,3912.93
Indianapolis461,720,7962.67
Salt Lake City
29
1,111,6002.61
Baltimore67
2,677,7122.50
San Jose
43
1,810,6462.37
Cleveland
47
2,094,0512.24
Buffalo
25
1,124,055 2.22
San Antonio
45
2,030,691
2.22
St. Louis
532,818,6881.88
Kansas City
37
2,046,083
1.81
Columbus321,799,8221.80
Charlotte
301,706,469
1.76
Cincinnati32
2,158,6431.48
Detroit
62
4,423,781 1.40
Source: U.S. Census Bureau & MMAC Calculations