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re: Richest town in each SEC state
Posted on 11/29/22 at 8:01 pm to Colonel Ingus
Posted on 11/29/22 at 8:01 pm to Colonel Ingus
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Bellaire is basically Chinatown now.
Really? I can think of a lot of places that would meet that definition before Bellaire. A quick google shows Sugar Land has twice the percentage of Asians as Bellaire and is five times bigger overall.
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I’d say it would be Highland Park in Texas.
No doubt, this is the correct answer.
Not to highjack, but I moved out of Sugar Land a few years ago and had the same Asian neighbor the 20 years I lived there. Absolute best neighbors in the world. We invited them to our end of year school bash each year and after year 3 they started coming pretty much every year. Brought an expensive gift EVERY time. One year it was Japanese silk kimonos for my two daughters, another it was a $300 bottle of sake.
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Posted on 11/29/22 at 10:39 pm to Basura Blanco
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Not to highjack, but I moved out of Sugar Land a few years ago and had the same Asian neighbor the 20 years I lived there. Absolute best neighbors in the world.
I’m not saying they aren’t great people I was just saying Bellaire has a significant Asian population ~30%. They have an actual area (several blocks) named Chinatown (which is kind of a misnomer since it’s a lot of Koreans and Vietnamese as well) where all the businesses are in different Asian languages. Excellent spot for food. Korean bbq is off the chain. Wouldn’t exactly call it upscale though.
They do have a significant old rich white population but I feel like that’s dying off and the Asian population is growing in that area.
And you’re right, sugarland is very diverse.
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