In California, the upper middle-class income ranges from $149,854 to $192,668, GOBankingRates found. You can make more than $200,000 and still be considered middle class in California, a new study ...

See the top 10 cities in California with the highest middle-class income ranges, according to SmartAsset San Jose: $90,810-$272,458 Irvine: $85,317-$255,978 San Francisco: $84,478-$253,460 ...

California’s Middle-Class can still buy—but only in select markets California’s median household income sits at $95,521, according to SmartAsset analysis of 2023 income data from the U.S ...

McCormick’s moderate-income apartment is part of California’s effort to keep its middle class from moving away. The state has a goal to build 2.6 million new units by 2032 to meet demand and ...

In a new study, GOBankingRates analyzed cities in California to find the places with the highest percentage of middle-class households. Below are the 10 cities with the most middle-class people.

Renter’s insurance: $17 Find Out: 6 Things the Middle Class Should Sell To Build Their Savings More Considerations Of course, average costs also vary depending on the county you live in.

California's initiative to deliver financial relief through the Middle-Class Tax Refund (MCTR) has been a significant step in supporting residents amid rising inflation. Despite the program's ...

It’s getting harder and harder to be considered middle class in America as costs of living rise and wages generally fail to keep up. In some cities, like Fremont, California, not even a $100,000 ...

It may be possible. SAN FRANCISCO -- About 16 million Californians received a Middle Class Tax Refund from the state in 2022-- a one-time gift meant to offset high gas prices and crippling inflation.

Here’s the twist: California’s median home price is $728,500, according to the latest Realtor.com® data—well above what the average middle-class budget can handle.

See how much a middle-class family in California really spends in 2025—from housing to groceries—and how your budget compares to the state average.