District of Columbia or Vermont: which is better?
US state: head-to-head comparison
District of Columbia and Vermont are even: 2 : 2 across 4 indicators.
- Money: tie 2:2
All indicators weigh the same. This is a score based on data, not advice on where to live: different people have different circumstances.
District of Columbia
Indicator
Vermont
Money
Tie (2 : 2)Per capita income
higher is better
✓$111,185
202456% higher
✗$71,287
202436% lower
Median household income
higher is better
✓$109,870
2020–202435% higher
✗$81,203
2020–202426% lower
Median rent
lower is better
✗$1,954
2020–202458% higher
✓$1,234
2020–202437% lower
Median home value
lower is better
✗$737,100
2020–2024133% higher
✓$316,600
2020–202457% lower
Urban environment
no winnerPopulation
neutral indicator: higher does not mean better
702,250 people
2024
648,493 people
2024
A winner is named only for indicators with a known “better / worse” direction. Population and other neutral indicators are shown without a winner. Outdated and missing values are not counted. Details for each place: District of Columbia, Vermont.