Companies 0 See All

Hedge Funds 0 See All

Insiders 0 See All

Institutional Investors 0 See All

Click here to see all results for

16 Poorest Metropolitan Cities in America: 2015 List

Published on February 10, 2016 at 5:53 am by Nikola Potrebić in Lists

Page 3 of 17

15. Palm Bay – Melbourne – Titusville, FL

A trio of cities are just the largest ones making this 550,000-inhabitant agglomeration, but they aren’t the only ones. In other words, this metro statistical area is comprised of pretty much the entire Brevard County. Despite its sharp name, Space Coast is the worst place in America to find a job. GDP average of $31,286, together with an unemployment rate of 5.1% and a poverty rate of 15% are, however, still better than in many other large American cities.

16 Poorest Metropolitan Cities in America: 2015 List

Steve Meese/Shutterstock.com

Page 3 of 17

fresno economy tucson economy jackson economy modesto economy el paso economy bakersfield economy poorest american cities Stockton - Lodi economy poorest american cities 2015 poorest american metro areas poorest large american cities Lakeland - Winter Haven economy Cape Coral - Fort Myers economy Spokane - Spokane Valley economy poorest american metro areas 2015 Augusta - Richmond County economy american cities with lowest income McAllen - Edinburg - Mission economy Youngstown - Warren - Boardman economy Palm Bay - Melbourne - Titusville economy american cities with lowest quality of life Riverside - San Bernardino - Ontario economy 7 Poorest Countries in the World by 2015 GDP Deltona - Daytona Beach - Ormond Beach economy 16 Poorest Metropolitan Cities in America: 2015 List Show more...Show less