re: Sec West city demographics

I do wonder why the median income in CS is so low... are they counting students and their shitty part-time jobs working for the university and bartending in this statistic? College Station is the affluent one of the twin cities. Bryan is the poor twin. As previously mentioned, there is no "break" between the two towns, they're intertwined. College Station is actually becoming a retirement super exurb of Houston. Cypress or the Woodlands isn't far enough out for some people and they are moving to CS now. Two couples in their mid 60's from the street I grew up on in Cypress moved to CS and my parents are moving to CS in the next year. None of them are Aggies, so that's not the reason. It's just a known as a clean community with plenty of amenities that's also close enough to Houston with the new highways for convenience, but far enough away from Houston to gain a buffer from the ever-expanding ghetto explosion. Those people don't have "incomes" per se - they live on their investments. I don't know enough to be able to say for sure, but I doubt that's counted as income for the sake of these statistics.