num_pages: 1293
description: Covering some 2432 suburban communities surrounding the 50 largest metropolitan areas of the United States, this guide provides comparative information on population characteristics, history income levels, economies, school systems, climate, crime rates, home prices, and more. Also included are ranking charts that rate all the suburbs nationally and by metro area according to 26 data points such as land area, elevation, population, average household size, median age, single-family building permits, unemployment rate, per capita income, number of bachelors and masters degrees, home ownership rates, and median home value, among others. Annotation ©2005 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
language: English
title: The Comparative Guide To American Suburbs 2005: Covers Over 2,400 Suburban Communities in the 50 Largest Metro Areas-With Rankings
titlecomplete: The Comparative Guide To American Suburbs 2005: Covers Over 2,400 Suburban Communities in the 50 Largest Metro Areas-With Rankings
publisher: Grey House Pub