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Population by Age
Total Population: 782,320
Population Annual Average Growth: 0.1%
Population by County Breakdown:
Population by Age
Median Age: 39.0
Percentage of Population Between 18-64: 60.5%
Age Breakdown:
Population by Race/Ethnicity
Labor Force
Total Labor Force: 392,890
Prime-Age Labor Force Size (Age 25-54): 232,838
Labor Force Participation Rate: 62.7%
Prime-Age Labor Force Participation Rate (Age 25-54): 82.4%
Median Household Income
Median Household Income: $53,109
Cost of Living (COL) – Annual Index
Top Five Most Affordable Urban Areas in the U.S.:
Peer Comparison:
Mean Commute Time
Mean Commute Time: 21.1 minutes
Educational Attainment
Level of Educational Attainment:
Level of Educational Achievement:
Employment
Employment by Industry:
Employment by Occupation:
Data Sources:
- JobsEQ®, American Community Survey 2015-2019: Total Population, Population by County, Median Age, Percentage of Population Between 18-64, Age Breakdown, Population by Race/Ethnicity, Total Labor Force, Prime-Age Labor Force Size (Age 25-54), Labor Force Participation Rate, Prime-Age Labor Force Participation Rate (Age 25-54), Median Household Income, Mean Commute Time, Level of Educational Attainment, and Level of Educational Achievement.
- JobsEQ®, Census 2019: Population Annual Average Growth.
- JobsEQ®, U.S. Department of Labor, Q3 2020: Employment by Industry and Employment by Occupation.
- The Council for Community and Economic Research (C2ER) Cost of Living Index — 2020 Annual Average Data, Published February 2021: Top Five Most Affordable Urban Areas in the U.S. and Peer Comparison.