Portland Demographics
Population
- Total Population630,331
- Male Population(49.5 %) 312,021
- Female Population(50.5 %) 318,310
- Median Age36.80
Income/Financial
- Average Household Income$85,335
- Median Household Income$61,532
- Median Income Under 25$27,524
- Median Income 25-44$69,538
- Median Income 45-64$68,134
- Median Income Over 65$42,841
- Argay Demographics
- Boise Demographics
- Buckman Demographics
- Central Gresham City Demographics
- Cherry Park Demographics
- Corbett - Terwilliger - Lair Hill Demographics
- Cully Demographics
- Downtown Portland Demographics
- Eliot Demographics
- Goose Hollow Demographics
- Hazelwood Demographics
- Hollywood Demographics
- Homestead Demographics
- Hosford - Abernethy Demographics
- Kerns Demographics
- Lloyd District Demographics
- Madison South Demographics
- Multnomah Demographics
- Nob Hill - Northwest District Demographics
- North Tabor - Center Demographics
- Northwest Industrial Demographics
- Old Town Portland - Chinatown Demographics
- Overlook Demographics
- Parkrose Demographics
- Rose City Park Demographics
- South Waterfont Demographics
- Sylvan Highlands Demographics
- The Pearl Demographics
News
2019 US Office Pipeline – NYC, the Bay Area and San Francisco Set to Deliver 33 MSF of Office Space
April 10, 2019
Since 2009, the U.S. economy has had more than 110 consecutive months of growth, making this the second longest economic expansion since the Great Depression. After a rather tepid 2017 performance, the U.S. office market gathered some steam in 2018, adding 76 million square feet of new office sp...
Your Work Week Could Be 10 Hours Shorter in Dallas or Houston – What’s it Like to Live and Work as a Freelancer in These US Cities?
November 27, 2018
Highlights: Working a 29-Hour Week in KCMO Will Get Your Very Own Private Office Want to Be a Freelancer in Silicon Valley? You’d Better Start Looking for a Roommate Average-Earning Freelancers Would Need to Work 79 Hours per Week to Support Themselves in Boston Customize expenses and working ho...
The “bikeshare bonanza,” as Forbes put it, is something all communities should get behind. Our 25-city survey conducted earlier this year revealed that most urban residents would prefer to walk, use public transport, or ride a bike, than have to drive day in, day out. Survey respondents nationwi...