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MURPHY’S MILL ROADDEVELOPMENT PARCELNORTH MAIN STREET, SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA 23434
FOR SALE
• Premier location in Suffolk, Virginia
• The site is located in the middle of the primary retail corridor of downtown Suffolk
CBRE | Hampton Roads | 150 West Main Street | Suite 1100 | Norfolk, VA 23510 | www.cbre.com/norfolk
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MURPHY’S MILL ROADDEVELOPMENT PARCELNORTH MAIN STREET, SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA 23434
Part of the CBRE affiliate network
:: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: The site has a considerable amount of frontage on North Main Street and is located at the newly-signalized intersection of Murphy’s Mill and North Main Street. The site is right in the middle of the primary retail corridor of downtown Suffolk, and is near Super Walmart, Lowe’s, Farm Fresh, and numerous restaurants and other national chains.
ADDRESS: North Main Street, Suffolk, Virginia 23434
PARCEL SIZE: 1.44 Acres
SALES PRICE: $1,100,000
INGRESS/EGRESS: Access on North Main Street and Murphy’s Mill
ZONING: B-2 and RLM
UTILITIES: Public utilities are located on the site or along North Main Street
DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS: The city of Suffolk is located in the Virginia Beach-Norfolk-Newport News metropolitan
statistical area, and is a rapidly growing middle to high income residential area. In fact, the population within 10 miles of the site is forecasted to grow 16% between 2005-2010. There are currently 68,000 people and 25,000 households within 10 miles of the site. Downtown Suffolk is reached from Chesapeake and Virginia Beach via State Route 58. The site is approximately 30 minutes from Downtown Norfolk.
TRAFFIC COUNTS (2011): 30,000 vehicles per day on Main Street
DEMOGRAPHICS:
2014 Estimated Demographics 5 Mile 10 Miles 15 Miles
POPULATION 43,650 75,857 248,412
AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD INCOME $71,686 $81,813 $75,704
DAYTIME POPULATION 21,156 27,052 83,579
AREA RETAILERS: Super Wal-mart, Lowe’s, Farm Fresh, Belk, Sears, Food Lion, Chick-Fil-A, Ruby Tuesday, Fire Mountain, Wendy’s, McDonald’s, and Blockbuster.
MURPHY’S MILL ROADDEVELOPMENT PARCELNORTH MAIN STREET, SUFFOLK, VA 23434
Suffolk is a dynamic fusion of urban,suburban, village and waterfrontlifestyles, preserving nearly four centuries
of history, a quaint downtown, prosperingindustries, and unparalleled southernhospitality. Suffolk has evolved into a diversecity boasting world-class employers, stylishand affordable housing, quality healthcare,excellent schools and an endless choice ofrecreational opportunities.LocationThe City of Suffolk is part of the Norfolk/Virginia Beach/Newport News MetropolitanStatistical Area (MSA). There are 1.6 millionpeople, ranking this area the 40th largest inthe country. Suffolk is 20 miles west ofNorfolk, 90 miles southeast of Richmond,and 200 miles southeast of Washington, D.C.HistoryThanks to a very ambitious settler named John Constant, Suffolkwas officially recognized with the establishment of a permanenttownship in 1742. Burned by the British in 1779, occupied by Uniontroops during the Civil War, and damaged by fires throughout thenext century, Suffolk survived and was incorporated as a city in1910. In 1974, a merger created the present boundaries of Suffolk,consolidating the towns of Holland and Whaleyville, and the countyof Nansemond, creating the largest land-area city in Virginia with 430 square miles.GovernmentSuffolk is organized under a Council/Manager form of government.The city is divided into seven voting boroughs and each one elects amember to the City Council, which in turn elects the Mayor andVice Mayor and appoints a City Manager. The City Manager
oversees the daily operation of the citywhile the City Council provides strategicdirection, sets the budget, and votes onrezonings and special use items.Local EconomySuffolk is a land of many opportunities.Easy access to interstate highways,airports, railways and the Port of Virginiahave all made Suffolk the region’s primelocation for business development. Suffolkhas more than 17 commercial andindustrial sites available for immediateoccupancy and development. From high-tech corridors to mixed use sites andindustrial environments, companies areoffered a wealth of opportunities torelocate and expand their business.
In 2003, there was over $120 millionin investments by new and expanding business creating almost 1,000new jobs. Lockheed Martin announced plans for a new 50,000-square-foot, hexagon-shaped office and research and developmentcenter, investing more than $35 million into the project. Anothermajor event was the groundbreaking for the new Hilton Garden Innand Suffolk Conference Center. The 150-room hotel and 14,000-square-foot conference facility is expected to open in Spring 2005 and includes a 6-acre public park, boardwalk and 30-slip marina.
It was also a good year for historic downtown revitalization.Restoration was completed on the Suffolk Professional Building, aseven-story 27,000-square-foot landmark office building constructedin the early 1900s. Its upper floors are now occupied by the SuffolkPublic Schools Administration, and a 100-seat restaurant is plannedfor the two-story vaulted lobby. This $4 million project is one of theanchors of our ongoing downtown revitalization efforts.
Community Profi le for the City of Suffolk, Virginia, Depar tment of Economic Development, www.Suffolk.va.us
Population and Employment Projections
Population Employment 2000 2030 2000 2030 Census Revised Census Revised
Left to right, Kings Fork High School, Sara Lee Coffee and Tea Co., Towne Bank Member Service Center.
*Source: Hampton Roads Planning District Commission.
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TaxesStateCorporate Income . . . . 6%
Personal Income . . . . 5.75%
Retail Sales . . . . . . . . . . 5%
Meals . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.5%
LocalReal Estate Tax
per $100 of assessed value
City Wide . . . . . . . . . . $1.08
Suffolk District . . . . . . $1.24
Route 17 District . . . . $1.34
Mosquito District . . . $1.115
Business Property Tax$4.25 per $100 original cost
@ 20%
(Effective rate of $0.85/$100)
Business License Tax If gross receipts are greater
than $100,000:
Retail . . . . . . . . . . $.20/$100
Wholesale . . . . . . $.09/$100
(Manufacturers exempt)
Machinery and Tools Tax$3.15 per $100 original cost:
1-5 years old @ 20%
(Effective rate of $0.63/$100)
6+ years old @ 10%
(Effective rate of $0.315/$100)
Utilities Tax first $10,000:
Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13%
Gas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13%
Electric . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13%
Water . . . . . . . . . . . . . . none
Modeling and SimulationHampton Roads, with its strategiclocation and skilled workforce, hasbecome the nation's leading center forthe military application of modeling and simulation. Suffolk is privileged tohost a network of military and civilianresearch and development centers such asthe U.S. Joint Forces Command, theVirginia Modeling Analysis andSimulation Center (VMASC), Lake ViewTechnology Center and BridgewayTechnology Centers. Suffolk will soon behome to the new Lockheed MartinGlobal Vision Integration Center, whichwill provide modeling and simulation analysis for the development of Lockheed Martin products and services of the future.
BankingDowntown Norfolk is the financial hub of theregion and home of the regional headquarters ofWachovia, Bank of America, SunTrust Bank,BB&T and the Bank of Hampton Roads, whichall have branches in Suffolk.
Situated in northern Suffolk is the new $10 million, 60,000-square-foot Member ServiceCenter for Towne Bank. The facility was built tooperate at a capacity of $1.5 billion in assets, andhouses the bank’s central operations.
Dedicating themselves to the community andcommitted to providing quality service to theircustomers are two local community banks,SuffolkFirst Bank and Farmers Bank.TransportationROADS: I-664, part of the Hampton RoadsBeltway, provides easy access to both SouthHampton Roads and the Virginia Peninsula cities.
U.S. 58 and U.S. 460 connect Suffolk to I-95 and I-85 to the west. I-264 serves the metro area in theeast. U.S. 17 and U.S. 13 run north-to-south. The
Southwest Bypass, aninterstate-quality link,extends the existing U.S. 58Bypass from Holland Roadto Carolina Road.RAIL: Norfolk SouthernCSX and CommonwealthRailway provide commercialrail service. Amtrak offerspassenger rail service out ofNewport News.AIR: Norfolk InternationalAirport has over 200arrivals and departures
daily. Newport News/Williamsburg InternationalAirport has approximately 50 arrivals anddepartures daily. Suffolk Executive Airport, locatedsouth of downtown, has a 5,000-foot runway andfacilities to accommodate corporate jets. Nearby,Hampton Roads Executive Airport offers a 4,000-foot runway. Both airports are paved and lightedwith fuel available and an NDB instrument rating. BUS: Greyhound/Trailways provides intercity busservice. Intracity bus service is provided by HRT. PORTS: The international Port of Virginia, locatedat the largest natural deepwater harbor in the world,is nearby in Norfolk, Portsmouth and NewportNews. Over 75 million tons of cargo are handledannually. Suffolk’s Nansemond River is alsonavigable to a depth of 12 feet.MOTOR FREIGHT CARRIERS: More than 135trucking firms serve the Hampton Roads area withnumerous terminal facilities.
Suffolk offers diverse recreationalopportunities from hiking, bikingand boating to five championshipgolf courses.
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High tech, low stress, world-class accessibility, historic charm and wide-open spaces.
Suffolk Technology Corridor 1. U.S. Joint Forces Command
Joint Warfighting Center2. Virginia Modeling Analysis and
Computer Simulation Center3. Lake View Technology Center4. Bridgeway Technology Center I5. Bridgeway Technology Center II6. Lockheed Martin Global Vision
Integration Center
The new Lockheed Martin Global Vision Integration Center under construction.
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Employment and LaborSuffolk has a growingcivilian labor force of34,406, with anunemployment rate of 4.4% as of January2004. The City retainsover half of itsworkforce, and drawsworkers in largenumbers from thesurrounding cities of Hampton Roads and northeastern North Carolina.
Wages in Suffolk are competitive with therest of the HamptonRoads region.
Less than 6% ofSuffolk’s industrieshave unionmembership. Amajority of thosecompanies with unionshave less than 50%union participation.Virginia is a right-to-work state.
CommunicationsTELEPHONE: Service is provided by Verizon.NEWSPAPER: Published daily are The Virginian-Pilot, The Daily Press and The Suffolk News-Herald.RADIO: 19 AM and 34 FM stations broadcastlocally throughout the region.TELEVISION: CBS, ABC, NBC, PBS, WB, UPN,and FOX have area affiliates. Major cable networksare provided through Charter Communications.UtilitiesELECTRICITY: Supplied and distributed byDominion Virginia Power and Community Electric Cooperative. NATURAL GAS: Supplied by Columbia Natural GasTransmission Corp., and distributed by ColumbiaGas of Virginia and Virginia Natural Gas Co.WATER: The City of Suffolk supplies water from its water treatment plants. Water resources consist of surface water and groundwater with a totalcombined capacity of approximately 10 milliongallons per day (mgd). Current average daily use is 4.4 mgd, with a system storage capacity of 6 million gallons.SEWERAGE: The City of Suffolk collects andtransmits sewage to the Hampton Roads SanitationDistrict for treatment. Current average daily use is 10 million gallons per day; maximum daily treatment
capacity is 30 million gallons. SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL: Southeastern VirginiaPublic Service Authority accepts disposal of non-hazardous industrial waste with prior approval.Police and FireThe Suffolk Police Department protects and servesthe city with 151 sworn officers and 47 civilians. The department also maintains the city’s emergencycommunication system, which supports the policeand emergency rescue services. The SuffolkDepartment of Fire and Rescue combines 174 careerand 100 volunteer personnel. The departmentprovides fire suppression protection, advanced lifesupport emergency response, and fire and life safetyeducation. The Emergency Management Division isresponsible for coordinating local, state and federalresponses during disasters.HealthcareIn 2001 the new $100 million Obici Hospitalcomplex was completed at Godwin CommercePark. The hospital offers state-of-the-art medicaltreatment facilities and high-quality patient care.Lakeview Medical Center has served the Suffolkcommunity since 1906 and offers a range ofhealthcare services, including family medicine andurgent care. Bon Secours Health Center servesnorthern Suffolk with an outpatient surgery andtheir regional corporate offices.
Community FacilitiesRECREATION: To relax, Suffolk residents are not short on options. Suffolk’s waterways provideexcellent boating and fishing. There are fiveoutstanding golf courses, 24 tennis courts andnumerous public parks and athletic fields. A $13million renovation will convert the old Suffolk High School into a cultural arts center. LODGING: Suffolk has eight hotels and motels, and the Hilton Garden Inn and Suffolk ConferenceCenter is expected to open Spring of 2005.LIBRARIES: The Suffolk Public Library System is based at Morgan Memorial Library with threeadditional branches located in the city, and onebookmobile. Library holdings contain over 112,000titles, periodicals and newspapers.RestaurantsSuffolk has experienced a culinary renaissance withthe recent opening of four new dining establishmentsacross the city. Panevino Café and the Harbour ViewCafé opened in the Harbour View area of northSuffolk. Historic downtown Suffolk is the new home to regional favorites Kelly’s Tavern and Baron’s Pub. These new establishments complement a wide variety of eateries the City already has to offer.From national chains such as Ruby Tuesday andApplebee’s, to down-home family diners, dining hasnever been better. Secondary EducationThe Suffolk Public School system educatesapproximately 12,500 students from elementarygrades through high school. There are 12 elementary,four middle and three high schools, including the new1,800-student King’s Fork High School, which opened
in the fall of 2004. Continuing the commitment to meet the demands of a growing population, a new elementary school and several major schoolrenovations are part of the capital improvements plan supported by the Suffolk School Board.
Suffolk high schools partner with the PrudenCenter for Industry and Technology to preparestudents with vocational and technical training in a variety of fields. The center also offers adultcontinuing education and recreational classes. Suffolk Public Schools are devoted to instilling the value of lifelong learning, producing responsiblecitizens, and graduating quality workers.Colleges and UniversitiesWithin Suffolk, Paul D. Camp Community College(PDCCC) and Tidewater Community College (TCC)offer occupational, technical and college transferprograms, and associate degrees in the arts andsciences. Through the Division of WorkforceDevelopment, PDCCC provides an array of business-related services designed to meet the training andeducational needs of both existing and new employersin the region. There are 11 higher educationalinstitutions nearby. The College of William and Mary,Hampton University, Old Dominion University, andNorfolk State University all offer undergraduate andadvanced degrees in a variety of fields.
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Suffolk’s Demographics*
Population (2003) 72,700Employment (2003) 33,114Per Capita Income (2002) $26,059Median Family Income (2001) $41,115Number of Households (2003) 27,592
TourismWelcome to Suffolk, a thrivingcity with a diverse complementof people, culture, history, andcommunity that offers manyopportunities to celebrate,explore, reminisce, or simplyrelax. Visit the Great DismalSwamp National WildlifeRefuge nature preserve thatencompasses 111,000 acres.Enjoy a picnic, bicycling,hiking or birdwatching fromthe safety of marked trails and boardwalks. Fishing andboating is permitted yearround in Lake Drummond, a 3,100-acre lake in the heartof the refuge.
Swim, scuba dive, canoeor fish in 8,000 acres of lakesand rivers. Play a round of golfat one of our five championship18-hole courses. Or for anextreme good time, experiencefreefall skydiving with USPAcertified instructors.
homes, historic churches andcemeteries, Civil War Trails andmuseums. Be sure to browsethrough some of the uniqueshops and boutiques in therevitalized downtown.
Suffolk honors heritageand community spirit with annual family-friendlyfestivals and traditions. Visitwww.Suffolk-Fun.com for acomplete list of events anddates. Or call 866-SEE-SUFKand request a Good TimeGuide. Discover why it’s a goodtime to be in Suffolk.
Prentis HouseVisitor Centerand TourismOffice.
*Sources: Virginia Employment Commission, Bureau of Economic Analysis, 2000 Census and Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Department of Economic DevelopmentThomas A. O’Grady, Director127 East Washington Street, Suite 200Suffolk, Virginia 23434 USA 757-923-3620 Fax: [email protected] www.Suffolk.va.us 10M/09/04
It’s a good time to be in Suffolk
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MURPHY’S MILL ROADDEVELOPMENT PARCELNORTH MAIN STREET, SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA 23434
Part of the CBRE affiliate network
:: DEMOGRAPHICS
1932 N Main St At 139 Murphys Mill Rd
5 mile radius
1932 N Main St At 139 Murphys Mill Rd
10 mile radius
1932 N Main St At 139 Murphys Mill Rd
15 mile radius
2014 Estimated Population 43,650 75,857 248,4122019 Projected Population 45,106 78,522 259,2542010 Census Population 42,766 74,185 241,0142000 Census Population 31,442 58,752 211,671
2014 Est. Median Household Income $57,549 $66,935 $61,3022019 Prj. Median Household Income $67,252 $75,969 $67,7302000 Cen. Median Household Income $32,828 $42,068 $42,638
2014 Est. Average Household Income $71,686 $81,813 $75,7042014 Estimated Per Capita Income $26,336 $29,936 $28,036
2014 Estimated Housing Units 17,500 29,801 97,8342014 Estimated Occupied Units 16,036 27,757 91,9952014 Estimated Vacant Units 1,464 2,044 5,840
2014 Est. Owner Occupied Units 10,473 20,259 66,7172014 Est. Renter Occupied Units 5,563 7,498 25,277
2014 Est. Median Housing Value $214,262 $240,963 $222,4452014 Est. Average Housing Value $240,982 $267,208 $252,256
MURPHY’S MILL ROADDEVELOPMENT PARCELNORTH MAIN STREET, SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA 23434
Part of the CBRE affiliate network
:: DEMOGRAPHICS
1932 N Main St At 139 Murphys Mill Rd
5 mile radius
1932 N Main St At 139 Murphys Mill Rd
10 mile radius
1932 N Main St At 139 Murphys Mill Rd
15 mile radius
2014 Estimated Households 16,036 27,757 91,995- Income Less than $15,000 1,737 (10.8%) 2,413 (8.7%) 8,356 (9.1%)- Income $15,000 - $24,999 1,627 (10.1%) 2,268 (8.2%) 8,229 (8.9%)- Income $25,000 - $34,999 1,344 (8.4%) 2,149 (7.7%) 8,009 (8.7%)- Income $35,000 - $49,999 2,326 (14.5%) 3,712 (13.4%) 12,895 (14.0%)- Income $50,000 - $74,999 2,899 (18.1%) 4,760 (17.1%) 17,628 (19.2%)- Income $75,000 - $99,999 2,157 (13.5%) 4,149 (14.9%) 13,803 (15.0%)- Income $100,000 - $124,999 1,847 (11.5%) 3,431 (12.4%) 9,541 (10.4%)- Income $125,000 - $149,999 917 (5.7%) 1,963 (7.1%) 5,656 (6.1%)- Income $150,000 - $199,999 736 (4.6%) 1,666 (6.0%) 4,620 (5.0%)- Income $200,000 - $249,999 225 (1.4%) 582 (2.1%) 1,549 (1.7%)- Income $250,000 - $499,999 181 (1.1%) 522 (1.9%) 1,355 (1.5%)- Income Over $500,000 40 (.2%) 139 (.5%) 352 (.4%)
2014 Est. Average Household Income $71,686 $81,813 $75,7042019 Prj. Average Household Income $82,256 $92,802 $84,0552000 Cen. Avg. Household Income $46,735 $53,111 $52,460
2014 Estimated Households 16,036 27,757 91,995- 1 Person Household 3,848 (24.0%) 5,925 (21.3%) 20,507 (22.3%)- 2 Person Household 4,951 (30.9%) 8,985 (32.4%) 29,953 (32.6%)- 3 Person Household 3,060 (19.1%) 5,365 (19.3%) 17,764 (19.3%)- 4 Person Household 2,269 (14.1%) 4,245 (15.3%) 13,573 (14.8%)- 5 Person Household 1,173 (7.3%) 2,026 (7.3%) 6,339 (6.9%)- 6 Person Household 466 (2.9%) 794 (2.9%) 2,532 (2.8%)- 7 or More Person Household 268 (1.7%) 417 (1.5%) 1,328 (1.4%)
2014 Est. Average Household Size 2.66 2.70 2.67
2014 Estimated Households 16,036 27,757 91,995- Households with No Vehicles 1,326 (8.3%) 1,665 (6.0%) 5,051 (5.5%)- Households with 1 Vehicle 5,580 (34.8%) 8,003 (28.8%) 27,027 (29.4%)- Households with 2 Vehicles 5,202 (32.4%) 9,847 (35.5%) 34,562 (37.6%)- Households with 3 Vehicles 2,744 (17.1%) 5,660 (20.4%) 17,238 (18.7%)- Households with 4 Vehicles 733 (4.6%) 1,668 (6.0%) 5,753 (6.3%)- Households with 5+ Vehicles 452 (2.8%) 914 (3.3%) 2,364 (2.6%)
MURPHY’S MILL ROADDEVELOPMENT PARCELNORTH MAIN STREET, SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA 23434
Part of the CBRE affiliate network
:: DEMOGRAPHICS
1932 N Main St At 139 Murphys Mill Rd
5 mile radius
1932 N Main St At 139 Murphys Mill Rd
10 mile radius
1932 N Main St At 139 Murphys Mill Rd
15 mile radius
2014 Estimated Population by Race and Origin
43,650 75,857 248,412
- White Population 18,591 (42.6%) 40,921 (53.9%) 133,555 (53.8%)- Black Population 22,997 (52.7%) 30,762 (40.6%) 98,428 (39.6%)- Asian Population 472 (1.1%) 1,301 (1.7%) 4,922 (2.0%)- Pacific Islander Population 27 (.1%) 40 (.1%) 215 (.1%)- American Indian and Alaska Native 159 (.4%) 291 (.4%) 943 (.4%)- Other Race Population 420 (1.0%) 709 (.9%) 3,055 (1.2%)- Two or More Races Population 983 (2.3%) 1,833 (2.4%) 7,294 (2.9%)- Hispanic Population 1,553 (3.6%) 2,770 (3.7%) 10,210 (4.1%)- White Non-Hispanic Population 17,858 (40.9%) 39,534 (52.1%) 128,938 (51.9%)
2014 Estimated Population by Age 43,650 75,857 248,412- Aged 0 to 4 Years 2,991 (6.9%) 4,849 (6.4%) 16,347 (6.6%)- Aged 5 to 9 Years 3,120 (7.1%) 5,163 (6.8%) 16,742 (6.7%)- Aged 10 to 14 Years 3,132 (7.2%) 5,397 (7.1%) 17,149 (6.9%)- Aged 15 to 17 Years 1,927 (4.4%) 3,340 (4.4%) 10,555 (4.2%)- Aged 18 to 20 Years 1,740 (4.0%) 2,989 (3.9%) 9,637 (3.9%)- Aged 21 to 24 Years 2,333 (5.3%) 3,906 (5.1%) 13,018 (5.2%)- Aged 25 to 34 Years 5,351 (12.3%) 8,666 (11.4%) 30,821 (12.4%)- Aged 35 to 44 Years 5,794 (13.3%) 9,916 (13.1%) 31,797 (12.8%)- Aged 45 to 54 Years 6,609 (15.1%) 12,119 (16.0%) 37,320 (15.0%)- Aged 55 to 64 Years 5,033 (11.5%) 9,505 (12.5%) 31,812 (12.8%)- Aged 65 to 74 Years 3,183 (7.3%) 5,966 (7.9%) 19,413 (7.8%)- Aged 75 to 84 Years 1,691 (3.9%) 2,869 (3.8%) 9,803 (3.9%)- Aged 85 Years and Older 744 (1.7%) 1,173 (1.5%) 3,999 (1.6%)
2014 Estimated Median Age 37.21 38.84 38.212014 Estimated Average Age 37.51 38.28 38.27
2014 Estimated Population Over 25 by Educational Attainment
28,406 50,214 164,963
- Less than 9th Grade 1,183 (4.2%) 1,822 (3.6%) 6,288 (3.8%)- High School - No Diploma 3,081 (10.8%) 4,727 (9.4%) 15,543 (9.4%)- High School Diploma 9,297 (32.7%) 15,312 (30.5%) 47,879 (29.0%)- Some College 6,333 (22.3%) 11,456 (22.8%) 41,530 (25.2%)- Associate Degree 2,450 (8.6%) 4,558 (9.1%) 14,021 (8.5%)- Bachelor's Degree 4,179 (14.7%) 8,222 (16.4%) 25,098 (15.2%)- Master's Degree 1,614 (5.7%) 3,509 (7.0%) 12,026 (7.3%)- Professional Degree 237 (.8%) 465 (.9%) 1,811 (1.1%)- Doctoral Degree 32 (.1%) 143 (.3%) 767 (.5%)
- Institutional Group Quarters 808 (93.4%) 889 (93.7%) 2,838 (89.7%)- Non-Institutional Group Quarters 57 (6.6%) 60 (6.3%) 325 (10.3%)
2014 Estimated Occupied Housing Units by Year Occ. Moved In
16,036 27,757 91,995
- Moved In 2005 or Later 6,821 (42.5%) 11,400 (41.1%) 37,986 (41.3%)- Moved In 2000-2004 3,792 (23.6%) 6,114 (22.0%) 18,020 (19.6%)- Moved In 1990-1999 2,639 (16.5%) 5,104 (18.4%) 16,619 (18.1%)- Moved In 1980-1989 1,112 (6.9%) 2,223 (8.0%) 8,138 (8.8%)- Moved In 1970-1979 971 (6.1%) 1,682 (6.1%) 5,665 (6.2%)- Moved In 1969 or Earlier 702 (4.4%) 1,234 (4.4%) 5,566 (6.1%)
2014 Estimated Employed Population Over 16 by Primary Transportation to Work
20,128 36,439 119,657
- Bicycle 51 (.3%) 55 (.2%) 197 (.2%)- Carpooled 1,874 (9.3%) 3,052 (8.4%) 9,222 (7.7%)- Drove Alone 17,298 (85.9%) 31,504 (86.5%) 102,320 (85.5%)- Other 240 (1.2%) 453 (1.2%) 1,274 (1.1%)- Public Transport 113 (.6%) 172 (.5%) 908 (.8%)- Walked 193 (1.0%) 292 (.8%) 1,805 (1.5%)- Worked at Home 358 (1.8%) 911 (2.5%) 3,932 (3.3%)
2014 Estimated Employed Population Over 16 by Travel Time to Work
20,159 36,541 119,694
- Travel Time Less than 15 Min 4,525 (22.4%) 7,133 (19.5%) 24,850 (20.8%)- Travel Time 15-29 Min 5,336 (26.5%) 11,464 (31.4%) 44,063 (36.8%)- Travel Time 30-44 Min 5,592 (27.7%) 9,966 (27.3%) 28,811 (24.1%)- Travel Time 45-59 Min 3,197 (15.9%) 5,092 (13.9%) 11,809 (9.9%)- Travel Time 60+ Min 1,150 (5.7%) 1,976 (5.4%) 6,230 (5.2%)- 2014 Est. Average Travel Time 31 31 29
- White 733 (47.2%) 1,387 (50.1%) 4,617 (45.2%)- Black 222 (14.3%) 373 (13.5%) 1,392 (13.6%)- Am. Indian or Alaska Native 23 (1.5%) 39 (1.4%) 161 (1.6%)- Asian 22 (1.4%) 28 (1.0%) 84 (.8%)- Native Haw. Or Pac. Islander 5 (.3%) 8 (.3%) 22 (.2%)- Other 357 (23.0%) 612 (22.1%) 2,754 (27.0%)- Two or More 191 (12.3%) 324 (11.7%) 1,181 (11.6%)
2014 Estimated Asian Population by Category
472 1,301 4,922
- Asian Indian 18 (3.8%) 158 (12.1%) 835 (17.0%)- Cambodian 0 0 0- Chinese, except Taiwanese 67 (14.2%) 100 (7.7%) 287 (5.8%)- Filipino 264 (55.9%) 523 (40.2%) 2,055 (41.8%)- Hmong 0 0 0- Japanese 13 (2.8%) 40 (3.1%) 146 (3.0%)- Korean 40 (8.5%) 227 (17.4%) 768 (15.6%)- Laotian 0 0 0- Other or 2 or More 31 (6.6%) 117 (9.0%) 366 (7.4%)- Thai 0 0 4 (.1%)- Vietnamese 39 (8.3%) 137 (10.5%) 461 (9.4%)
2014 Estimated Population Over 5Years Old by Language Spoken at Home
40,659 71,008 232,065
- Speak Asian or Pacific Island Language at Home
216 (.5%) 523 (.7%) 2,175 (.9%)
- Speak IndoEuropean Language at Home
316 (.8%) 769 (1.1%) 3,508 (1.5%)
- Speak Only English at Home 39,390 (96.9%) 68,428 (96.4%) 220,578 (95.1%)- Speak Other Language at Home 176 (.4%) 260 (.4%) 521 (.2%)- Speak Spanish at Home 561 (1.4%) 1,029 (1.4%) 5,283 (2.3%)