Highest Income in Central Luzon

Top 100 cities ranked by highest income

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Highest Income — Central Luzon

1 Angeles City $3,900

2 Tarlac City $3,900

3 San Jose del Monte $3,900

4 Cabanatuan City $3,900

5 Santol $3,900

6 Malolos $3,900

7 San Fernando $3,900

8 Meycauayan $3,900

9 Olongapo $3,900

10 Mabalacat City $3,900

11 Concepcion $3,900

12 Pandi $3,900

13 Capas $3,900

14 Mariveles $3,900

15 Guyong $3,900

16 Norzagaray $3,900

17 Baliuag $3,900

18 Bulaon $3,900

19 Gapan $3,900

20 Hagonoy $3,900

21 Calumpit $3,900

22 Apalit $3,900

23 Plaridel $3,900

24 Guiguinto $3,900

25 Pulilan $3,900

26 Paniqui $3,900

27 Bocaue $3,900

28 Arayat $3,900

29 Muñoz $3,900

30 Marilao $3,900

31 Bulacan $3,900

32 Limay $3,900

33 Bustos $3,900

34 Bamban $3,900

35 Balanga $3,900

36 La Paz $3,900

37 Bongabon $3,900

38 San Leonardo $3,900

39 Magalang $3,900

40 Angat $3,900

41 Subic $3,900

42 Dinalupihan $3,900

43 Santa Cruz $3,900

44 San Ildefonso $3,900

45 San Miguel $3,900

46 Talavera $3,900

47 Orion $3,900

48 Obando $3,900

49 Balagtas $3,900

50 Paombong $3,900

51 Masinloc $3,900

52 Lubao $3,900

53 Zaragoza $3,900

54 Cabiao $3,900

55 Candaba $3,900

56 Santa Ana $3,900

57 Orani $3,900

58 Mexico $3,900

59 Masantol $3,900

60 Gerona $3,900

61 Samal $3,900

62 Jaen $3,900

63 Camiling $3,900

64 Pantubig $3,900

65 Papaya $3,900

66 San Antonio $3,900

67 Del Pilar $3,900

68 Abucay $3,900

69 Aliaga $3,900

70 Hermosa $3,900

71 San Luis $3,900

72 General Tinio $3,900

73 Guimba $3,900

74 San Narciso $3,900

75 San Simon $3,900

76 Pandacaqui $3,900

77 Burgos $3,900

78 Peñaranda $3,900

79 Castillejos $3,900

80 Iba $3,900

81 Rizal $3,900

82 Telabastagan $3,900

83 Manibaug Pasig $3,900

84 Pio $3,900

85 Palayan City $3,900

86 Botolan $3,900

87 Loma de Gato $3,900

88 Porac $3,900

89 Sasmuan $3,900

90 San Francisco $3,900

91 Laur $3,900

92 Malanday $3,900

93 San Marcelino $3,900

94 Quezon $3,900

95 General Mamerto Natividad $3,900

96 Pilar $3,900

97 Morong $3,900

98 Ramos $3,900

99 Babo-Pangulo $3,900

100 Poblacion, San Felipe $3,900

The highest-income cities in Central Luzon represent areas where residents earn significantly above the national median. Angeles City leads with a median household income of $3,900. These cities are often home to concentrations of high-paying industries including technology, finance, and healthcare.

High median incomes typically correlate with strong local economies, educated workforces, and proximity to major employment centers. Many of these cities are suburbs or satellite communities of larger metro areas, where professionals live while commuting to nearby urban cores.

While high incomes are attractive, they often come with correspondingly higher costs of living, particularly in housing. The gap between income and housing costs varies significantly across these top-earning communities.

Did You Know?

1. Households in Angeles City earn $3,900 — that's -95% above the national median of $75,000.
2. Median household income has grown faster in suburban communities than in urban cores over the past decade.
3. High-income cities often correlate with higher education levels — most of these cities have college attainment rates above 50%.
4. 03 is well-represented with 10 cities in the top income rankings.

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