4 Richest zip codes in South Carolina

Written by Ricky Nave in Real Estate

These are the 4 South Carolina zip codes with the highest median adult net worth. Rankings are based on a proprietary financial model that our company uses to find real estate investments. Some of the model’s inputs include IRS tax return statistics, census data, American Community Survey data, real estate listings, Federal Reserve inflation and wage data, local government economic reports, and more.

#4 29915

Zip code 29915 includes Daufuskie Island, SC.

Less than 500 people live in this tiny island zip code, but the median household income is over $130,000.

#3 29401

The 29401 zip code is downtown Charleston, SC.

About 30% of residents in this downtown Charleston zip code make over $200,000 a year, and capital gains income per capita is the highest of any zip code in the state at over $100,000.

#2 29451

Zip code 29451 includes Dewees Island and the Isle of Palms in South Carolina.

4470 people live in this archipelagic suburb of Charleston. Many are high-earners who commute 45 minutes to work in Charleston.

#1 29482

Sullivan’s Island, SC (29482)

More than 40% of Sullivan’s Island residents make over $200,000 a year, capital gains income per capita is almost $100,000, and total taxable income per capita is about $300,000.

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Ricky Nave

In college, Ricky studied physics & math, won a prestigious research competition hosted by Oak Ridge National Laboratory, started several small businesses including an energy chewing gum business and a computer repair business, and graduated with a thesis in algebraic topology. After graduating, Ricky attended grad school at Duke University in the mathematics PhD program where he worked on quantum algorithms & non-Euclidean geometry models for flexible proteins. He also worked in cybersecurity at Los Alamos during this time before eventually dropping out of grad school to join a startup working on formal semantic modeling for legal documents. Finally, he left that startup to start his own in the finance & crypto space. Now, he helps entrepreneurs pay less capital gains tax.

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