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Sacramento Demographics
Population
- Total Population489,650
- Male Population(48.8 %) 238,935
- Female Population(51.2 %) 250,715
- Median Age34.30
Income/Financial
- Average Household Income$74,469
- Median Household Income$54,615
- Median Income Under 25$24,138
- Median Income 25-44$57,418
- Median Income 45-64$62,390
- Median Income Over 65$44,902
- Bell Arden Demographics
- Belmont Demographics
- Bowling Green Demographics
- Bradshaw Woods Demographics
- Bradview Business Park Demographics
- Campus Demographics
- College - Glen Demographics
- College Town Demographics
- Downtown Sacramento Demographics
- East Sacramento Demographics
- Erikson Industrial Park Demographics
- Folsom Estates Demographics
- Gateway Center Demographics
- Lincoln Village Demographics
- Metro Center Demographics
- Midtown - Winn Park - Capital Demographics
- Natomas Corporate Center Demographics
- Pocket Demographics
- Point West Demographics
- Richmond Grove Demographics
- Rosemont Demographics
- RP - Sports Complex Demographics
- Sierra Oaks Demographics
- South Natomas Demographics
- Southern Pacific - Richards Demographics
- Southside Park Demographics
- Valley Hi - North Laguna Demographics
- Willowcreek Demographics
News
2018 California Office Sales Report—LA, SF on Cooldown, Stability in the Bay Area and Orange County Markets
March 18, 2019
More than 55MSF changed hands across California office markets in 2018, totaling over $20B in sales. Cooler trends prevailed, as sales slowed and markets saw more stability throughout the year. Development was driven by the tech sector and construction is decidedly getting greener.
The city’s status as a strong West Coast financial center and popular tourist destination drives investor interest for Sacramento office space, and its downtown is getting ever more crowded with office towers. Check out the 10 tallest office buildings currently found on the Sacramento skyl...
Winners and Losers in the Labor Market – US States and Metros with the Highest Income Inequality
August 21, 2018
Ever since Gordon Gekko uttered his now infamous credo, “greed is good,” many economists have been concerned with the long-term effects of the growing income inequality in the U.S. While free-market enthusiasts see things differently, inequality has become a recurring topic within our new...