Highest Income Cities in North Carolina.

Cities in North Carolina with the highest median household income.

96 cities ranked · See the national list

#CityMedian Income
1Weddington$190,766
2Lake Norman of Iredell$173,542
3Davidson$166,556
4Summerfield$160,275
5Rolesville$149,565
6Harrisburg$148,254
7Apex$144,135
8Holly Springs$135,578
9Cary$134,905
10Waxhaw$131,894
11Morrisville$125,396
12Wake Forest$123,802
13Huntersville$120,516
14Stallings$115,974
15Fuquay-Varina$115,497
16Cornelius$113,767
17Myrtle Grove$113,463
18Pinehurst$109,802
19Matthews$108,611
20Indian Trail$108,483
21Knightdale$103,220
22Lewisville$100,917
23Mint Hill$100,860
24Wendell$95,787
25Belmont$94,883
26Spout Springs$92,402
27Leland$91,977
28Mooresville$89,647
29Southern Pines$88,535
30Clemmons$87,655
31Anderson Creek$87,287
32Concord$86,921
33Chapel Hill$85,989
34Carrboro$85,743
35Raleigh$85,395
36Elon$84,773
37Winterville$83,193
38Mebane$83,174
39Charlotte$82,068
40Durham$81,619
41Murraysville$81,167
42Mount Holly$79,385
43Clayton$78,822
44Garner$78,756
45Kannapolis$73,836
46Monroe$72,540
47Piney Green$72,177
48Kernersville$71,918
49Asheville$71,102
50Pineville$69,354
51Wilmington$66,738
52Hope Mills$65,774
53Archdale$64,757
54Hickory$64,576
55High Point$64,561
56Gastonia$64,059
57Newton$62,015
58Greensboro$61,515
59New Bern$61,031
60Thomasville$60,935
61Winston-Salem$59,268
62Havelock$58,408
63Fayetteville$58,407
64Jacksonville$57,697
65Sanford$57,586
66Burlington$56,880
67Graham$56,239
68Rocky Mount$55,534
69Waynesville$54,923
70Salisbury$53,716
71Roanoke Rapids$53,690
72Hendersonville$53,449
73Statesville$52,880
74Wilson$52,485
75Elizabeth City$52,141
76Spring Lake$51,958
77Morganton$51,355
78Lenoir$49,910
79Tarboro$49,796
80Greenville$49,748
81Kings Mountain$49,564
82Goldsboro$48,540
83Shelby$48,376
84Eden$47,260
85Asheboro$47,197
86Albemarle$46,881
87Lincolnton$46,320
88Smithfield$43,270
89Lexington$43,128
90Reidsville$42,921
91Lumberton$42,877
92Laurinburg$42,170
93Mount Airy$40,275
94Henderson$39,969
95Kinston$36,878
96Boone$30,065