Most Prestigious Communities in North America

Are you curious if you live in a top prestigious campus community- look no further!! Of course, this has some bias but I think its pretty good

For simplicity reasons, sticking to just North America. I may be missing some that are not on the coasts. (Nevermind, won’t be doing Caribbean cause it’s just clubs not communities… )

Maine- Kennebunkport, any one of those sick island chains/communities with the giant ass houses

Massachusetts- Martha’s Vineyard, Nantucket

Connecticut- Greenwich/Westchester, Darien, Fairfield (is that in westchester?… I forget)

NY- Manhattan, Rye, manhasset, Southampton, East Hampton, Sagaponack, (could include Quogue, Shelter, west hamton, sag harbor)

NJ- Scarsdale, short hills

Carolinas- Hatteras (I think….)

Georgia- Augusta

Florida- west Palm Beach, fishers island, Johns Island, Boca Raton, parts of Miami (don’t lie to ur urself)

Texas- Highland Park

Wyoming- Jackson hole

Montana- big sky, Bozeman (only if second/third homes)

Colorado- vail, aspen, cherry hills

Washington state- Medina

North California- Napa (only if u have a vineyard) rAtherton, Hillsbourough, Palo Alto, Martas Camp and similar Tahoe places,

Southern cal- bel air, pacific palisades, Brentwood, Beverly Hills. Newport Beach (kinda…) Palm Springs

Hawaii- Anyone of those vacation communities on Oahu I think it is… , Lanai

Let me know what I’m missing… monkey shit incoming?…

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Laguna Beach > Newport Coast > Newport Beach > La Jolla > Laguna Niguel > Irvine

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Rancho Santa Fe?

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South lake is nice too. There’s parts of the woodlands that are extremely nice and I imagine Austin has some very nice areas, not sure where tho.

 

Would've been one of the worst misses on the list if he didn't go w/ Highland Park

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VA: McLean, Leesburg, Middleburg, Great Falls, Old Town Alexandria

DC: Georgetown, Kalorama, Palisades, basically anywhere in NW around American

MD: fuck MD (probably Potomac)

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Some weird answers

MD: Potomac is where the richest of the rich live in the area from what I’ve seen. Old money, new money, etc.

DC Proper: Kalorama (Bezos, Clinton’s, congressmen, etc. have property here). Georgetown has too much variance to be considered a singular community

Admittedly idk about VA. Again, most of the old money and DC market leaders are all in Potomac

 

Lmao what in the midwestern state school is this shit. 

Immediately caught my eye:  

- Scarsdale New Jersey...

- Hamptons, ACK, MV are vacation communities, only rich wives live in the Hamptons year round, no one lives on the islands year round

- Fairfield is a county in CT, Westchester is a county in NY, Darien & Greenwich are towns in CT

- Augusta, GA is literally just the golf course

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The southern tip of Marin County, especially Belvedere and Tiburon, should probably be on the list for Northern Cal.

Thinking Kalorama (DC) and, Point Grey (Vancouver, BC) are worth mentioning as well.

 

Add Berkshires for Mass.

Portland to Maine.

Newport?!

Add the plains/middleburg to DC/Nova. Could also add Chevy Chase

Charleston for the Carolinas (SC). Would also tentatively add Chapel Hill/Durham/Raleigh area. There are too many beaches in NC for one to count as a prestigious community, but Figure 8 is top

 

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