The strength of Americans' finances is thwarting the Federal Reserve's efforts to slow down the economy.
Incomes surged by roughly 435% between ages 25 and 35 among the highest-earning group.
The poll also pointed to a slowdown in business activity, with the share of workers who reported working over 35 hours falling.
Miami has also surged up the rankings to become the fifth-largest metropolitan housing market.
Rising interest rates have eroded margins and revenue, small business owners say.
The median income last year was $74,580 compared with $76,330 in 2021.
In recent years, workers without a college degree have seen stronger wage gains in the US.
Wages posted in job ads on the site increased at an annual 4.7% rate last month, down from 5.8% in April.
Homeownership is one of the few ways that lower-income households accumulate wealth, so a reduction could have long-term effects.
For people without a college degree, earnings even fell in later years, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.