Since it’s the holiday season, there springs an eternal question. No, not if Santa Claus is real (we all know that’s so, Virginia).
It’s how rich was the McAllister family, who in the iconic Home Alone film owned a sprawling mansion in a tree-lined neighborhood and were too preoccupied with getting themselves to Paris to remember poor, eight-year-old Kevin.
The New York Times spoke with economists and professionals at the Federal Reserve to get a bead on the McAllisters. It turns out — wait for it — they were likely in the top 1%.
The house used in exterior shots in the film is located on Lincoln Avenue in Winnetka, a Chicago suburb that is one of the nation’s wealthiest communities.
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