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Sources: US Census Bureau, Synergos Technologies Inc., Experian, DecisionInsite/MissionInsite

The NEW FullInsite ReportPrepared for: Florida Conference UMCStudy area: 3 mile radius - 11101 Moss Park Road Orlando FL 32832

Base State: FLCurrent Year Estimate: 2012

5 Year Projection: 201710 Year Forecast: 2022

Date: 3/13/2013Semi-Annual Projection: Fall

About the NEW FulllInsite Report Three SectionsThe NEW FullInsite report is designed to provide an extensivedemographic portrait of a user defined geographic area. TheNew FullInsite integrates the full array of 2010 Census Data,the latest American Community Survey data and the newExperian Mosaic cluster system!

• The Story View Report presents 10 demographic indicators ofyour study area.

• The TrendView provides four graphs that reflect the moresignificant demographic trends that will shape the study area inthe 5 to 10 year future.

The NEW FullInsite report is divided into three sections, eachproviding a different approach to the data. The report hasbeen redesigned from the “ground up.” Careful considerationhas been given to readability and graphic treatment. The hopeis that the information it presents will be more accessible tothe reader.

• The ThemeView Report provides a wealth of demographicdetail across six themes: People, Households, Families,Diversity, Housing and Work.

THE STUDY AREA

More InformationPlease refer to the last page of the report for additional notes and interpretation aides in reading the report.


StoryViewSignificant Demographic Indicators of the Study Area's Story

1Population Change

In the 10 year future, how is the population in this area expected tochange?

SignificantDecline

Moderate Decline Little ChangeModerateGrowth

SignificantGrowth

(See the Population Theme)

2Household Change

In the 10 year future, how are the households in this areaexpected to change?

SignificantDecline

Moderate Decline Little ChangeModerateIncrease

SignificantIncrease

(See Households Theme)

3Families with ChildrenCompared to the state, are families with children more or lesslikely to live in two parent households?

SignificantlyLess

Somewhat LessAbout theSame

SomewhatMore

SignificantlyMore

(See Families Theme)

4Adult Educational Attainment

For this area, what is the general level of education of the adults25 and older?

Very Low Low Mixed High Very High

(See the People Theme)

5Community Diversity Index

How diverse is the racial/ethnic mix of this area? VeryHomogeneous

HomgeneousModeratelyDiverse

VeryDiverse

ExtremelyDiverse

(See the Diversity Theme)

6Median Family Income

How does the median family income compare to the state for thisarea?

SignificantlyLess

Somewhat LessAbout theSame

SomewhatGreater

SignificantlyGreater

(See the Income Theme)

7Poverty

Compared to the state, are the number of families in povertyabove or below the state average?

SignificantlyBelow

Somewhat BelowAbout theSame

SomewhatAbove

SignificantlyAbove

(See the Families Theme)

8Blue to White Collar Occupations

On a continuum between blue collar and white collar occupations,where does this area fall?

Very Blue Collar Somewhat Blue Closely SplitSomewhat

WhiteVery WhiteCollar

(See the Work Theme)

9Largest Racial/Ethnic Group

In this area, which racial/ethnic group is the largest percentage ofthe population?

Asian (NH)Black/Afri

American (NH)White (NH)

Hispanic orLatino

Pac Is/AmerInd/Other

(See the Diversity Theme)

10Religiosity

What is the level of religiosity in this study area? Very Low Somewhat Low MixedSomewhat

HighVery High

(See the Religiosity Theme)


TrendViewSignificant Demographic Estimates and Projections

Prepared for: Florida Conference UMCStudy Area: 3 mile radius - 11101 Moss Park Road Orlando FL 32832

Base State: FLDate of Report: 3/13/2013

NOTE: Family Household data is not projected out 10 years.

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02000 2010 2012 2017 2022

Population and Households

Population

HouseholdsFamilies*

38

36

34

322000 2010 2012 2017 2022

Average Age: History and Projection

Study Area

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20000

02010 2012 2017

Household Income Trends

Study Area

State

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0.03%

-0.07%

0.04%

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Projected Racial and Ethnic Changes from 2010- 2017

Asian (Non-Hisp) Black/African American (Non-Hisp)

White (Non-Hisp) Hispanic or Latino

Pac Is/Am Ind/Oth (Non-Hisp)


ThemeViewDemographic Descriptions of the Study Area

Prepared for: Florida Conference UMCStudy Area: 3 mile radius - 11101 Moss Park Road Orlando FL 32832Base State: FL

Date of Report: 3/13/2013

People and Change

Population is the most basic demographic characteristic. It indicates how many persons reside within an area and how that total changesover time, including a current estimate and, 5 and 10 year forecast.

Population History with 5 and 10 Year Projected Change

Population Trends 2000 2010 2012 2017 2022Study Area Population 2,110 15,649 18,385 27,639 36,042Population Change 13,539 2,736 9,254 8,403Percent Change 641.66% 17.48% 50.33% 30.40%State Population 15,982,418 18,801,310 19,178,811 20,892,934 22,897,512Population Change 2,818,892 377,501 1,714,123 2,004,578Percent Change 17.64% 2.01% 8.94% 9.59%

Projected Percentage Population Change: Comparison of Study Area to State

2,110

15,64918,385

27,639

36,04240,000

35,000

30,000

25,000

20,000

15,000

10,000

5,000

02000 2010 2012 2017 2022

History and 10 Year Forecast: Population

Population Percentage Change

2000-2010 2010-2012 2012-2017 2017-2022

0%100%200%300%400%500%600%700%

Study Area

State


People and Change

Recent 8 Quarter History 2010 1st Qtr 2010 2ndQtr

2010 3rdQtr

2010 4thQtr

2010 1st Qtr 2011 2ndQtr

2011 3rdQtr

2011 4thQtr

Population 15,745 15,995 16,234 16,471 16,789 16,997 17,371 17,968Change 250 239 237 318 208 374 597Percent Change 1.59% 1.49% 1.46% 1.93% 1.24% 2.20% 3.44%Seasonal Population 116 37 618 681 46 19 656 693Change -79 581 63 -635 -27 637 37Percent Change -68.10% 1570.27% 10.19% -93.25% -58.70% 3352.63% 5.64%Transient Population 392 420 544 442 386 437 562 456Change 28 124 -102 -56 51 125 -106Percent Change 7.14% 29.52% -18.75% -12.67% 13.21% 28.60% -18.86%

Factors Effecting Population Change: Prior 12 Months

2012Factors Effecting Population ChangeBirths 220Deaths 72Net Migration 1,448Net 12-Month Change 0(Births minus deaths plus net migration = Net 12 month Change)

2010 2012 2017 2022 10 Yr ChangePopulation by GenderFemale 7,934 50.70% 9,321 50.70% 14,018 50.72% 18,329 50.85% 0.15%Male 7,715 49.30% 9,064 49.30% 13,621 49.28% 17,714 49.15% -0.15%

Totals: 15,649 100.00% 18,385 100.00% 27,639 100.00% 36,043 100.00%

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Births, Deaths and Net Migration


People by Age

Average Age with State Comparison

Age Trends 2000 2010 2012 2017 2022Average Age: Study Area 34.90 32.32 33.49 35.09 37.01Average Age Change -2.59 1.17 1.60 1.92Percent Change -7.41% 3.63% 4.78% 5.46%

Median Age 39 33 33 36 37

Age: State 2000 2010 2012 2017 2022Average Age: State 39.56 40.04 41.02 41.99 42.78Average Age Change 0.48 0.98 0.97 0.80Percent Change 1.22% 2.45% 2.35% 1.90%

Median Age 38 40 40 41 42

Phase of Life Projected ChangeAs people Age, they pass through various life phases. Based upon the number of persons born each year, the result can produce increases and decreases invarious life phases.

-2.4%-1.0%

4.0%

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2.5%

5.0%6%

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0%

-2%

-4%

-6%

0 to 4

5 t o 17

18 to 2 4

25 to 34

35 to 5 4

55 to 6 4

65 & ov er

Phase of Life: 10 Year Change 2012 - 2022

454035302520151050

2000 2010 2012 2017 2022

Average Age: 10 Year Forecast

Study Area

State


People by Age

Phase of Life

Current Year Population by Phase of Life

2010 2012 2017 2022 10 YrChange

Phase of life ForecastBefore Formal Schooling: Ages 0 to 4 1,378 8.81% 1,596 8.68% 2,143 7.75% 2,272 6.30% -2.38%Required Formal Schooling: Ages 5 to 17 3,162 20.21% 3,860 21.00% 5,900 21.35% 7,191 19.95% -1.04%College/Career Starts: Ages 18 to 24 933 5.96% 1,144 6.22% 2,245 8.12% 3,692 10.24% 4.02%Singles and Young Families: Ages 25 to 34 2,811 17.96% 2,755 14.99% 2,801 10.13% 3,477 9.65% -5.34%Families/Empty Nesters: Ages 35 to 54 5,091 32.53% 6,066 33.00% 9,133 33.04% 10,911 30.27% -2.72%Enrich Years Singles/Couples: Ages 55 to 64 1,409 9.00% 1,749 9.51% 2,935 10.62% 4,316 11.98% 2.46%Retirement Opportunities: Age 65 and over 864 5.52% 1,214 6.60% 2,483 8.98% 4,182 11.60% 5.00%

Totals: 15,648 100.00% 18,384 100.00% 27,640 100.00% 36,041 100.00%

Phase of Life presents how a community changes and people age through their various life phases.

9%

21%

6%

15%

33%

10%7%

Study Area Phase of Life by Percent Current Year

0 to 45 to 1718 to 2425 to 3435 to 5455 to 6465 & over

12,000

10,000

8,000

6,000

4,000

2,000

0 0 to 4 5 to 17 18 to 24 25 to 34 35 to 54 55 to 64 65 & over

Phase of Life Trends

20102012

20172022


People by Age

School Age Population Trends

Study Area FL CompIndex CY2010 2012 2017 5 Yr Chg 2010 2012 2017

School Age Population TrendsEarly Elem: 5 to 9 1,404 42.69% 1,631 40.27% 2,333 39.54% -0.73% 33.96% 33.82% 38.04% 119Late Elem-Mid: 10 to 14 1,208 36.73% 1,474 36.40% 2,211 37.47% 1.08% 35.55% 35.29% 38.72% 103High School: 15 to 18 677 20.58% 945 23.33% 1,356 22.98% -0.35% 30.49% 30.89% 23.24% 76

Totals: 3,289 100.00% 4,050 100.00% 5,900 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00%

Age by Generations

Generations S & HType

InitialBirth Yr

FinalBirth Yr 2010 2011 2016 2021

Homeland (Z) Artist 2005 2025 1,642 10.49% 2,226 12.11% 5,295 19.16% 8,886 24.66%Millennial (Y) Hero 1982 2004 4,835 30.89% 5,516 30.00% 7,794 28.20% 9,762 27.09%Gen X (13th) Nomad 1961 1981 5,937 37.93% 6,747 36.69% 9,456 34.21% 11,648 32.32%Boom Prophet 1946 1960 2,372 15.16% 2,771 15.07% 3,667 13.27% 4,446 12.34%Silent Artist 1925 1945 811 5.18% 1,064 5.79% 1,337 4.84% 1,177 3.27%GI Hero 1901 1924 53 0.34% 63 0.34% 92 0.33% 122 0.34%

Totals: 15,650 100.00% 18,386 100.00% 27,641 100.00% 36,041 100.00%For more information on Generational types, go to http://www.fourthturning.com/

Generations as Percentage of the Population Trends

45.0%40.0%35.0%30.0%25.0%20.0%15.0%10.0%5.0%0.0%

Early Elementary: Age 5 to 9

Late Elementary-Middle: Age 10 to 14

High School: Age 15 to 18

School Age Population Trends

2010

2012

2017

Strauss and Howe Generations

2010 2011 2016 20210

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People by Age

2010 2012 2017 2022 10 YrChange

Population by Age Forecast

0 to 4 1,378 8.81% 1,596 8.68% 2,143 7.75% 2,272 6.30% -2.38%5 to 13 2,380 15.21% 2,834 15.41% 4,053 14.66% 4,884 13.55% -1.86%14 to 17 782 5.00% 1,026 5.58% 1,847 6.68% 2,307 6.40% 0.82%18 to 21 465 2.97% 638 3.47% 1,517 5.49% 2,345 6.51% 3.04%22 to 24 469 3.00% 507 2.76% 728 2.63% 1,347 3.74% 0.98%25 to 29 1,254 8.01% 1,141 6.21% 1,188 4.30% 1,980 5.49% -0.71%30 to 34 1,557 9.95% 1,614 8.78% 1,613 5.84% 1,497 4.15% -4.62%35 to 39 1,657 10.59% 1,830 9.95% 2,279 8.24% 2,016 5.59% -4.36%40 to 44 1,344 8.59% 1,683 9.15% 2,572 9.31% 2,827 7.84% -1.31%45 to 49 1,128 7.21% 1,386 7.54% 2,355 8.52% 3,177 8.81% 1.28%50 to 54 963 6.15% 1,168 6.35% 1,927 6.97% 2,891 8.02% 1.67%55 to 59 785 5.02% 973 5.29% 1,613 5.84% 2,362 6.55% 1.26%60 to 64 624 3.99% 776 4.22% 1,323 4.79% 1,954 5.42% 1.20%65 to 74 611 3.90% 872 4.74% 1,756 6.35% 2,764 7.67% 2.93%75 to 84 198 1.27% 274 1.49% 601 2.17% 1,192 3.31% 1.82%85+ 55 0.35% 68 0.37% 126 0.46% 226 0.63% 0.26%

Totals: 15,650 100.00% 18,386 100.00% 27,641 100.00% 36,041 100.00%

Age Category Changes

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5 to 13

14 to 17

18 to 21

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30 t o 34

35 to 39

40 to 44

45 t o 49

5 0 to 54

55 to 59

6 0 to 64

65 to 74

7 5 t o 84

85+

10 Year Projected Census Group Age Change


People by Household Type and Marital Status

Population by Household Type

Study Area State of FL CompIndex CY2010 2012 2017 5 Yr

Chg2012

Population by Household Type TrendsPopulation in Family Households 13,798 88.18% 16,211 88.18% 24,370 88.17% -0.00% 15,376,532 80.17% 110Population in Non-Family Households 1,841 11.77% 2,163 11.77% 3,252 11.77% 0.00% 3,376,250 17.60% 67Population in Group Quarters 9 0.06% 11 0.06% 17 0.06% 0.00% 426,029 2.22% 3

Totals: 15,648 100.00% 18,385 100.00% 27,639 100.00% 19,178,811 100.00%Population by Marital Status 15+Never Married 2,748 23.11% 3,224 23.10% 4,951 23.09% -0.01% 4,258,500 26.46% 87Married 7,640 64.25% 8,968 64.26% 13,785 64.29% 0.02% 8,525,477 52.96% 121Divorced 989 8.32% 1,161 8.32% 1,785 8.32% 0.00% 1,835,488 11.40% 73Separated 127 1.07% 147 1.05% 224 1.04% -0.01% 370,534 2.30% 46Widowed 387 3.25% 455 3.26% 698 3.26% -0.01% 1,106,713 6.88% 47

Totals: 11,891 100.00% 13,955 100.00% 21,443 100.00% 16,096,712 100.00%Population by Marital Status Single Female 15+Divorced 474 21.31% 232 10.15% 993,292 26.19% 39Never Married 1,413 63.53% 1,658 72.53% 1,914,729 50.49% 144Widowed 337 15.15% 396 17.32% 884,219 23.32% 74

Totals: 2,224 100.00% 2,286 100.00% 3,792,240 100.00%Population by Marital Status Single Male 15+Divorced 515 27.11% 929 36.39% 842,196 24.71% 147Never Married 1,335 70.26% 1,566 61.34% 2,343,771 68.76% 89Widowed 50 2.63% 58 2.27% 222,494 6.53% 35

Totals: 1,900 100.00% 2,553 100.00% 3,408,461 100.00%Population by Group QuartersInstitutionalized 9 100.00% 7 100.00% 253,469 60.79% 164Non-institutionalized: College 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 85,195 20.43% 0Non-institutionalized: Military 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 13,920 3.34% 0Non-institutionalized: Other 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 64,357 15.44% 0

Totals: 9 100.00% 7 100.00% 416,941 100.00%

23%

64%

8%

1%

3%

Population in Family Households

Never MarriedMarriedDivorcedSeparatedWidowed


People by Education and School Enrollment

Population by Educational Attainment: 25+

Study Area FL CompIndex CY2010 2012 2017 5 Yr

Chg2012

Population by Educational Attainment: 25+Less than 9th grade 298 2.93% 344 2.92% 503 2.90% -0.02% 5.60% 52Some High School, No diploma 515 5.06% 597 5.07% 896 5.16% 0.10% 8.89% 57High School Graduate (or GED) 1,602 15.74% 1,857 15.76% 2,326 13.40% -2.35% 29.96% 53Some College, No degree 2,098 20.62% 2,430 20.62% 3,703 21.34% 0.72% 20.61% 100Associate Degree 1,111 10.92% 1,288 10.93% 1,918 11.05% 0.12% 8.59% 127Bachelor's Degree 3,001 29.49% 3,471 29.45% 5,272 30.38% 0.93% 17.02% 173Graduate or Professional School 1,552 15.25% 1,798 15.26% 2,735 15.76% 0.50% 9.33% 164

Totals: 10,177 100.00% 11,785 100.00% 17,353 100.00% 100.00%Population: Currently Enrolled in EducationHigh School 584 14.96%Kindergarten/Elementary School 2,762 70.77%Nursery School/Preschool 557 14.27%

Totals: 3,903 100.00%

30%25%20%15%10%5%0%

Less than 9th Grade

Some High School, No diploma

High School Graduate (or GED)

Some College, No degree

Associate Degree

Bachelor's Degree

Graduate or Professional school degree

Educational Attainment Compared to State Current Year

Study AreaState


Households and Change

A household is defined as all people who occupy a housing unit. It includes two sub-categories: family households and non-familyhouseholds. Group quarters are not included in this report.

Household History with 5 and 10 Year Projected Change

Household Trends 2000 2010 2012 2017 2022Study Area Households 738 5,391 6,335 9,513 12,401Households Change 4,653 944 3,178 2,888Percent Change 630.49% 17.51% 50.17% 30.36%

State Households 6,341,120 7,420,802 7,568,728 8,257,553 9,063,648Households Change 1,079,682 147,926 688,825 806,095Percent Change 17.03% 1.99% 9.10% 9.76%Population / Households 2.86 2.90 2.90 2.91 2.91 Population / Households Change 0.04 0.00 0.00 0.00 Percent Change 1.53% -0.02% 0.11% 0.03%

Projected Percentage Household Change: Comparison of Study Area to State

738

5,3916,335

9,513

12,40114,000

12,000

10,000

8,000

6,000

4,000

2,000

02000 2010 2012 2017 2022

History and 10 Year Forecast: Households

Household Percentage Change

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Households by Income

Average and Median Household Income Trends

Household Income Trends 2010 2012 2017Study Area: Average HH Income 104,664 100,384 108,034Households Change -4,280 7,650Percent Change -4.09% 7.62%Study Area: Median HH Income 83,255 82,586 89,776Per Capita Income 36,056 34,590 37,184Per Capita Income Change -1,467 2,594 Percent Change -4.07% 7.50%

State Average HH Income 66,877 67,945 73,405Households Change 1,068 5,461Percent Change 1.60% 8.04%

Average HH Income Comparative Index 157 148 147

Current Year Estimated Household Income Comparison to State

Average and Median Household Income

2010 2012 20170

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Ave HH IncomeMedian HH Income

0.250.20.150.10.050

Less than $10,000

$10,000 to $14,999

$15,000 to $24,999

$25,000 to $34,999

$35,000 to $49,999

$50,000 to $74,999

$75,000 to $99,999

$100,000 to $149,999

$150,000 to $199,999

$200,000 or more

Household Income Comparison

State 2012

StudyArea 2012




Chg2012

Household Income Forecast by CategoryLess than $10,000 83 1.54% 89 1.40% 86 0.90% -0.50% 6.81% 21$10,000 to $14,999 49 0.91% 86 1.36% 148 1.56% 0.20% 5.38% 25$15,000 to $24,999 242 4.49% 307 4.85% 425 4.47% -0.38% 11.44% 42$25,000 to $34,999 290 5.38% 382 6.03% 515 5.41% -0.62% 11.50% 52$35,000 to $49,999 558 10.35% 658 10.39% 909 9.56% -0.83% 15.48% 67$50,000 to $74,999 1,207 22.39% 1,332 21.03% 1,765 18.55% -2.47% 19.19% 110$75,000 to $99,999 807 14.97% 1,033 16.31% 1,537 16.16% -0.15% 11.87% 137$100,000 to $149,999 1,288 23.89% 1,470 23.20% 2,286 24.03% 0.83% 10.99% 211$150,000 to $199,999 428 7.94% 846 13.35% 1,097 11.53% -1.82% 4.86% 275$200,000 or more 439 8.14% 132 2.08% 745 7.83% 5.75% 2.48% 84

Totals: 5,391 100.00% 6,335 100.00% 9,513 100.00% 100.00%Family Income Forecast by CategoryLess than $10,000 74 1.54% 117 1.57% 0.03% 4.31% 36$10,000 to $14,999 62 1.29% 96 1.29% -0.00% 3.33% 39$15,000 to $24,999 189 3.93% 296 3.97% 0.04% 9.29% 42$25,000 to $34,999 142 2.96% 222 2.98% 0.02% 10.58% 28$35,000 to $49,999 410 8.53% 633 8.49% -0.04% 15.40% 55$50,000 to $74,999 1,143 23.79% 1,777 23.85% 0.05% 20.75% 115$75,000 to $99,999 769 16.01% 1,196 16.05% 0.04% 13.80% 116$100,000 to $149,999 1,192 24.81% 1,851 24.84% 0.03% 13.34% 186$150,000 to $199,999 369 7.68% 566 7.60% -0.09% 4.50% 171$200,000 or more 454 9.45% 698 9.37% -0.08% 4.70% 201

Totals: 4,804 100.00% 7,452 100.00% 100.00%Non-family Income Forecast by CategoryLess than $10,000 21 1.33% 29 1.41% 0.08% 13.50% 10$10,000 to $14,999 9 0.57% 12 0.58% 0.01% 10.02% 6$15,000 to $24,999 94 5.95% 127 6.16% 0.21% 16.92% 35$25,000 to $34,999 227 14.37% 305 14.79% 0.42% 15.69% 92$35,000 to $49,999 249 15.76% 336 16.29% 0.54% 15.52% 102$50,000 to $74,999 314 19.87% 422 20.47% 0.59% 14.33% 139$75,000 to $99,999 155 9.81% 209 10.14% 0.33% 6.39% 154$100,000 to $149,999 281 17.78% 378 18.33% 0.55% 4.69% 379$150,000 to $199,999 115 7.28% 155 7.52% 0.24% 1.37% 532$200,000 or more 115 7.28% 89 4.32% -2.96% 1.56% 467

Totals: 1,580 100.00% 2,062 100.00% 100.00%

Study Area FL CompIndex CY2012 2017 5 Yr

Chg2012

Household IncomeMedian 82,586 89,776 7190 49,414 167Family Median 87,418 87,227 -191 58,547 149



Median Income by Race and Ethnicity: 2012

Study Area State of FL Comp Index CY2012 Median Income by Race and Ethnicity: Compared to StateAsian Householder Income 72,041 58,677 123

Black Householder Income 72,749 38,515 189

Hispanic Householder Income 71,934 43,873 164

White Householder Income 92,264 53,997 171

Other Householder Income 84,796 45,869 185

Spending Patterns: Weekly Per Capita Consumer Expenditures

84,796

92,264

71,934

72,749

72,041

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White Householder Income

Other Householder Income

Median Income by Race and Ethnicity

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Apparel and Related Services

Entertainment

Health Care

Market Basket

Transportation

Weekly Per Capita Spending Patterns by Percent

State of FL

Study Area


Households by Structure

Single, Family and Non-Family Households: 2012 Household Type Trends Compared to State

Study Area State of FLHousehold Type Trends 2000 2010 2012 2000 2010 2012Single Person Households 896 1,053 1,579 2,021,781 2,058,831 2,236,898

Change 157 526 37,050 178,067

Percent Change 17.52% 49.95% 1.83% 8.65%

Family Households 4,088 4,804 7,452 4,835,475 4,934,345 5,444,119

Change 716 2,648 98,870 509,774

Percent Change 17.51% 55.12% 2.04% 10.33%

Non-Family Households 407 478 483 563,546 575,552 576,536

Change 71 5 12,006 984

Percent Change 17.44% 1.05% 2.13% 0.17%

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Household Types by Percentage

Single Person HHFamily HHNon-Family HH

Household Types by Comparative Index

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Households by Structure


Chg2012

Households by Size1-person household 896 16.62% 1,053 16.62% 1,579 16.60% -0.03% 27.20% 612-person household 1,732 32.13% 2,035 32.12% 3,055 32.11% -0.01% 35.59% 903-person household 1,037 19.24% 1,218 19.23% 1,829 19.22% -0.00% 15.55% 1244-person household 1,061 19.68% 1,246 19.67% 1,875 19.71% 0.04% 12.17% 1625-person household 460 8.53% 541 8.54% 815 8.57% 0.03% 5.66% 1516-person household 139 2.58% 163 2.57% 244 2.56% -0.01% 2.27% 1137-or-more person household 66 1.22% 78 1.23% 117 1.23% -0.00% 1.55% 79

Totals: 5,391 100.00% 6,334 99.98% 9,514 100.00% 100.00%Non-Family Households by Size1-person household 896 68.76% 1,053 68.73% 78.15% 882-person household 336 25.79% 395 25.78% 17.81% 1453-person household 52 3.99% 61 3.98% 2.57% 1554-person household 12 0.92% 15 0.98% 0.98% 1005-person household 7 0.54% 8 0.52% 0.28% 1846-person household 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0.11% 07-or-more person household 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0.08% 0

Totals: 1,303 100.00% 1,532 100.00% 100.00%Single by Gender or Family HouseholdsFemale Householder 562 13.74% 339 7.06% 19.27% 37Male Householder 232 5.67% 225 4.68% 6.79% 69Married Couple 3,295 80.58% 4,240 88.26% 73.94% 119

Totals: 4,089 100.00% 4,804 100.00% 100.00%Non-Family Households by GenderFemale Not living alone 154 11.83% 181 11.82% 9.22% 128Male Not living alone 253 19.43% 297 19.40% 12.63% 154Female Living alone 447 34.33% 527 34.42% 44.03% 78Male Living alone 448 34.41% 526 34.36% 34.12% 101

Totals: 1,302 100.00% 1,531 100.00% 100.00%2012: Owner Households by Number of VehiclesNo vehicle available 93 2.18% 3.23% 671 vehicle available 808 18.90% 35.56% 532 vehicles available 2,341 54.76% 42.78% 1283 vehicles available 766 17.92% 13.81% 1304 vehicles available 228 5.33% 3.59% 1495+ vehicles available 39 0.91% 1.03% 88

Totals: 4,275 100.00% 100.00%2012: Renter Households by Number of VehiclesNo vehicle available 24 1.17% 12.75% 91 vehicle available 730 35.47% 49.78% 712 vehicles available 1,097 53.30% 30.74% 1733 vehicles available 113 5.49% 5.27% 1044 vehicles available 78 3.79% 1.14% 3315+ vehicles available 16 0.78% 0.31% 253

Totals: 2,058 100.00% 100.00%


Family Households

Family households with or without children are changing. The traditional married couple structure is evolving into many different familyexpressions. These data provide an insight into the family structures within the study area and then compares those structures to thestate.

Family Trends

2010 2012 2017Study Area Family Households 4,088 4,804 7,452Family Households Change 716 2,648Percent Change 17.51% 55.12%

State Family Households 4,835,475 4,934,345 5,444,119Family Households Change 98,870 509,774Percent Change 2.04% 10.33%


Chg2012

Family Households by Size2-person household 1,396 34.15% 1,641 34.16% 2,540 34.08% -0.07% 45.08% 763-person household 986 24.12% 1,158 24.10% 1,796 24.10% -0.00% 22.48% 1074-person household 1,048 25.64% 1,232 25.65% 1,914 25.68% 0.04% 18.14% 1415-person household 453 11.08% 532 11.07% 829 11.12% 0.05% 8.54% 1306-person household 139 3.40% 163 3.39% 252 3.38% -0.01% 3.43% 997-or-more person household 66 1.61% 78 1.62% 121 1.62% 0.00% 2.34% 69

Totals: 4,088 100.00% 4,804 100.00% 7,452 100.00% 100.00%

4,0884,804

7,452

8,0007,0006,0005,0004,0003,0002,0001,000

02010 2012 2017

Families


Family Households

Families in Poverty Compared to State

Families with Children by Type


Chg2012

Families with Children by TypeMarried-couple 1,876 77.23% 2,234 86.35% 3,551 88.98% 2.62% 65.78% 131Female no husband present 410 16.88% 223 8.62% 277 6.94% -1.68% 26.62% 32Male no wife present 143 5.89% 130 5.03% 163 4.08% -0.94% 7.60% 66

Totals: 2,429 100.00% 2,587 100.00% 3,991 100.00% 100.00%Families with No Children by TypeMarried-couple 1,419 85.48% 2,006 90.52% 3,176 91.77% 1.24% 79.53% 114Female no husband present 152 9.16% 116 5.23% 144 4.16% -1.07% 14.23% 37Male no wife present 89 5.36% 94 4.24% 141 4.07% -0.17% 6.24% 68

Totals: 1,660 100.00% 2,216 100.00% 3,461 100.00% 100.00%

97.36%89.70%

2.64%10.30%

100%90%80%70%60%50%40%30%20%10%0%

Above poverty level

Below poverty level

Families and Poverty

State of FL

Study Area

77.23%

16.88%5.89%

86.35%

8.62%5.03%

88.98%

6.94%4.08%

90%80%70%60%50%40%

30%20%10%0%

2010 2012 2017

Family Structures with Children

Married-coupleFemale no husband present

Male no wife present


Diversity: Race and Ethnicity

The diversity of a community is shaped by the racial/ethnicity of the people who reside in it but also people's age, income and education,career choices and geographic location.Racial Ethnic Trend Projections


Chg2012

Racial/Ethnic TrendsAsian (Non-Hisp) 1,144 7.31% 1,343 7.31% 2,021 7.31% 0.01% 2.38% 306Black/African American (Non-Hisp) 1,099 7.02% 1,292 7.03% 1,948 7.05% 0.02% 15.11% 46White (Non-Hisp) 8,131 51.96% 9,551 51.95% 14,341 51.89% -0.07% 57.76% 90Hispanic or Latino 4,854 31.02% 5,703 31.02% 8,583 31.05% 0.03% 22.64% 137Pac Is/Am Ind/Oth (Non-Hisp) 421 2.69% 495 2.69% 746 2.70% 0.01% 2.11% 128

Totals: 15,649 100.00% 18,384 100.00% 27,639 100.00% 100.00%

NOTE: Race and ethnicity breakouts are based upon Census Bureau categories. Only those groups for which the Bureau provides extended detail can be reported.

Racial/Ethnic Change Projection from Census 2010: Year Span of Forecast 7

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0%2010 2012 2017

Racial and Ethnic Trends

Asian (Non-Hisp)Black/African American (Non-Hisp)

White (Non-Hisp)Hispanic or Latino

Pac Is/Am Ind/Oth (Non-Hisp)

0.04%

0.02%

0.00%

-0.02%

-0.04%

-0.06%

-0.08%Asian (Non-Hisp) Black/African

American (Non-Hisp White (Non-Hisp) Hispanic or Latino Pac Is/Am Ind/Oth (Non-Hisp)

Racial/Ethnic Change Projection


Diversity: Race and Ethnicity

Estimated Current Year Asian Alone Population

Study Area State of FL Comp Index CYPopulation: Asian Alone 2012 2012Asian Indian 440 32.79% 133,007 29.09% 113

Cambodian 11 0.82% 5,295 1.16% 71

Chinese, except Taiwanese 138 10.28% 70,689 15.46% 67

Filipino 330 24.59% 92,643 20.26% 121

Hmong 0 0.00% 1,101 0.24% 0

Japanese 39 2.91% 13,434 2.94% 99

Korean 84 6.26% 26,879 5.88% 106

Laotian 4 0.30% 4,867 1.06% 28

Other Asian 107 7.97% 39,687 8.68% 92

Thai 15 1.12% 10,788 2.36% 47

Vietnamese 185 13.79% 59,797 13.08% 105Two or more Asian categories -11 -0.82% -944 -0.21% 0

Totals: 1,342 100.00% 457,243 100.00%

Study Area State of FL CompIndex CY2010 2012 2010 2012

Population: Hispanic or Latino by OriginCuban 299 6.16% 352 6.17% 1,213,438 28.73% 1,244,043 28.66% 21Mexican 245 5.05% 288 5.05% 629,718 14.91% 643,179 14.82% 34Other Hispanic or Latino 1,964 40.46% 2,308 40.46% 1,533,100 36.30% 1,582,432 36.45% 111Puerto Rican 2,346 48.33% 2,756 48.32% 847,550 20.07% 871,572 20.08% 241

Totals: 4,854 100.00% 5,704 100.00% 4,223,806 100.00% 4,341,226 100.00%

35%30%25%20%15%10%5%0%-5%

Asian Indian

Cambodian

Chinese, except Taiwanese

Filipino

Hmong

Japanese

Korean

Laotian

Other Asian

Thai

Vietnamese

Two or more Asian categories

Asian Alone

Study Area

State of FL


Diversity: Ancestry

Population by Ancestry: 2012

3.9%

2.4%

3.0%

14.1%

2.8%

0.0%

0.2%

4.9%

0.1%

0.2%

0.1%

0.5%

5.3%

0.8%

0.4%

5.6%

10.7%

7.6%

2.0%

0.9%

2.5%

10.4%

0.0%

3.6%

8.0%

2.5%

0.0%

7.4%

16%14%12%10%8%6%4%2%0%

British

Dutch

French

German

Italian

Middle_Eastern

Other

Other European (e.g. Greek/Russian)

Polish

Scandinavian

Scotch_Irish

Unclassified

American

Central American

Chinese

Cuban

Dominican

Hawaiian/Pacific Islander

Japanese

Korean

Mexican

Native American (Indian/Eskimo)

Other Asian

Other Hispanic

Puerto Rican

South American

South Central Asian (e.g. Indian)

South East Asian (e.g. Vietmanese)

Ancestry


Diversity: Languages

Study Area State of FL Comp Index CYPopulation 5+ by Language Spoken at Home (Detail) 2012 2012Speak Arabic 82 0.49% 39,158 0.22% 225Speak Chinese 68 0.41% 52,550 0.29% 139Speak French or French Creole 63 0.38% 442,657 2.45% 15Speak German 19 0.11% 74,954 0.42% 27Speak Italian 18 0.11% 55,864 0.31% 35Speak Japanese 29 0.17% 12,319 0.07% 253Speak Korean 0 0.00% 21,249 0.12% 0Speak only English 10,523 62.68% 13,199,232 73.09% 86Speak Other and unspecified languages 0 0.00% 23,124 0.13% 0Speak Other Asian languages 118 0.70% 53,661 0.30% 237Speak Other Indic languages 209 1.24% 89,257 0.49% 252Speak Other Indo-European Languages 18 0.11% 62,296 0.34% 31Speak Other Slavic languages 40 0.24% 116,509 0.65% 37Speak Portuguese or Portuguese Creole 288 1.72% 92,001 0.51% 337Speak Spanish or Spanish Creole 4,479 26.68% 3,577,382 19.81% 135Speak Tagalog and Other Pacific Languages 187 1.11% 64,543 0.36% 312Speak Vietnamese 590 3.51% 54,980 0.30% 1,154Speak Yiddish or Hebrew 57 0.34% 28,132 0.16% 218

Totals: 16,788 100.00% 18,059,868 100.00%

Population 5+ by Language Spoken at Home: Comparative Analysis Relative to the State of FL

Language Spoken at Home

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Korean

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Diversity: Mosaic

Mosaic Lifestyle Segmentation TypesMosaic Lifestyle Types provides insight into the behaviors, attitudes and preferences of the households within the Study Area. The resultis a fuller multidimensional understanding of a community, neighborhood, zip code or other geography.

Study Area State of FL Comp Index CYMosaic: Top 15 Segments 2012 2012A05 Power Elite - Couples with Clout 1,463 23.09% 86,033 1.14% 2,032D17 Suburban Style - Cul de Sac Diversity 1,157 18.26% 88,426 1.17% 1,563B08 Flourishing Families - Babies and Bliss 805 12.71% 77,669 1.03% 1,238F22 Promising Families - Fast Track Couples 678 10.70% 61,892 0.82% 1,309K37 Significant Singles - Wired for Success 453 7.15% 97,369 1.29% 556H27 Middle-class Melting Pot - Birkenstocks and Beemers 362 5.71% 52,314 0.69% 827A02 Power Elite - Platinum Prosperity 220 3.47% 185,745 2.45% 142O50 Singles and Starters - Full Steam Ahead 205 3.24% 125,922 1.66% 195A03 Power Elite - Kids and Cabernet 189 2.98% 48,917 0.65% 462H29 Middle-class Melting Pot - Destination Recreation 121 1.91% 122,102 1.61% 118C11 Booming with Confidence - Aging of Aquarius 106 1.67% 212,669 2.81% 60F23 Promising Families - Families Matter Most 106 1.67% 78,503 1.04% 161A04 Power Elite - Picture Perfect Families 104 1.64% 61,793 0.82% 201I33 Family Union - Hispanic Harmony 100 1.58% 178,531 2.36% 67C14 Booming with Confidence - Boomers and Boomerangs 97 1.53% 109,789 1.45% 106 Remaining HH 169 2.67% 5,981,054 79.02% 3

Totals: 6,335 100.00% 7,568,728 100.00%

25%20%15%10%5%0%

A05 Power Elite - Couples with Clout

D17 Suburban Style - Cul de Sac Diversity

B08 Flourishing Families - Babies and Bliss

F22 Promising Families - Fast Track Couples

K37 Significant Singles - Wired for Success

H27 Middle-class Melting Pot - Birkenstocks and Beemers

A02 Power Elite - Platinum Prosperity

O50 Singles and Starters - Full Steam Ahead

A03 Power Elite - Kids and Cabernet

H29 Middle-class Melting Pot - Destination Recreation

C11 Booming with Confidence - Aging of Aquarius

F23 Promising Families - Families Matter Most

A04 Power Elite - Picture Perfect Families

I33 Family Union - Hispanic Harmony

C14 Booming with Confidence - Boomers and Boomerangs

Remaining HH

Top 15 Mosaic Segments (Experian): 2012


Diversity: Mosaic Groups

Mosaic Groups

Study Area State of FL Comp Index CYMosaic Groups 2012 2012Group A: Power Elite 1,983 31.30% 442,033 5.84% 536Group B: Flourishing Families 808 12.75% 235,342 3.11% 410Group C: Booming with Confidence 212 3.35% 609,197 8.05% 42Group D: Suburban Style 1,230 19.42% 366,938 4.85% 400Group E: Thriving Boomers 38 0.60% 306,343 4.05% 15Group F: Promising Families 783 12.36% 140,395 1.85% 666Group G: Young, City Solos 0 0.00% 64,528 0.85% 0Group H: Middle-class Melting Pot 483 7.62% 385,775 5.10% 150Group I: Family Union 106 1.67% 531,903 7.03% 24Group J: Autumn Years 0 0.00% 275,454 3.64% 0Group K: Significant Singles 453 7.15% 413,858 5.47% 131Group L: Blue Sky Boomers 0 0.00% 723,438 9.56% 0Group M: Families in Motion 0 0.00% 157,928 2.09% 0Group N: Pastoral Pride 0 0.00% 285,937 3.78% 0Group O: Singles and Starters 230 3.63% 659,760 8.72% 42Group P: Cultural Connections 0 0.00% 400,586 5.29% 0Group Q: Golden Year Guardians 9 0.14% 1,002,191 13.24% 1Group R: Aspirational Fusion 0 0.00% 174,566 2.31% 0Group S: Struggling Societies 0 0.00% 392,559 5.19% 0

Totals: 6,335 100.00% 7,568,731 100.00%

35%30%25%20%15%10%5%0%

Group A: Power Elite

Group B: Flourishing Families

Group C: Booming with Confidence

Group D: Suburban Style

Group E: Thriving Boomers

Group F: Promising Families

Group G: Young, City Solos

Group H: Middle-class Melting Pot

Group I: Family Union

Group J: Autumn Years

Group K: Significant Singles

Group L: Blue Sky Boomers

Group M: Families in Motion

Group N: Pastoral Pride

Group O: Singles and Starters

Group P: Cultural Connections

Group Q: Golden Year Guardians

Group R: Aspirational Fusion

Group S: Struggling Societies

Mosaic Groups


Housing

Housing encompasses the number of housing units historically, presently and to some extend in the future within the study area.

Trends in Housing Since 2010

2010 2012 2017Housing Units 6,325 7,291 8,385Family Households Change 966 1,094Percent Change 15.27% 15.00%


Chg2012

Housing by OccupancyOccupied 5,391 85.23% 6,335 86.88% 7,362 87.80% 0.92% 84.21% 103Vacant 934 14.77% 957 13.12% 1,023 12.20% -0.92% 15.79% 83

Totals: 6,325 100.00% 7,292 100.00% 8,385 100.00% 100.00%Housing by Type of OccupancyOwner Occupied 3,729 69.17% 4,276 67.50% 4,969 67.50% -0.00% 67.37% 100Renter Occupied 1,662 30.83% 2,059 32.50% 2,393 32.50% 0.00% 32.63% 100

Totals: 5,391 100.00% 6,335 100.00% 7,362 100.00% 100.00%

6,3257,291

8,385

90008000

7000

6000

50004000

3000

20001000

02010 2012 2017

Total Housing Units


Housing

Study Area State of FL CompIndex CY2012 2012

Housing Units by Dwelling Type1 Unit Attached 891 12.22% 653,396 7.27% 1681 Unit Detached 5,760 79.01% 5,219,287 58.07% 1362 Units 40 0.55% 253,208 2.82% 193 to 19 Units 360 4.94% 670,172 7.46% 6620 to 49 Units 173 2.37% 590,521 6.57% 3650 or More Units 40 0.55% 693,468 7.72% 7Mobile Home or Trailer 26 0.36% 895,162 9.96% 4Other 0 0.00% 12,659 0.14% 0

Totals: 7,290 100.00% 8,987,873 100.00%Owner Occupied Housing ValuesLess than $20,000 7 0.16% 147,237 2.89% 6$20,000 to $39,999 13 0.30% 150,701 2.96% 10$40,000 to $59,999 0 0.00% 206,305 4.05% 0$60,000 to $79,999 0 0.00% 287,184 5.63% 0$80,000 to $99,999 44 1.03% 332,753 6.53% 16$100,000 to $149,999 294 6.88% 903,264 17.71% 39$150,000 to $199,999 715 16.73% 860,063 16.87% 99$200,000 to $299,999 1,456 34.06% 1,036,285 20.32% 168$300,000 to $399,999 1,025 23.98% 551,130 10.81% 222$400,000 to $499,999 348 8.14% 188,521 3.70% 220$500,000 to $749,999 299 6.99% 258,672 5.07% 138$750,000 to $999,999 74 1.73% 172,675 3.39% 51$1,000,000 or more 0 0.00% 4,626 0.09% 0

Totals: 4,275 100.00% 5,099,416 100.00%Housing by Year Built1939 or Earlier 55 0.75% 197,003 2.19% 341940 to 1949 16 0.22% 209,711 2.33% 91950 to 1959 28 0.38% 720,963 8.02% 51960 to 1969 15 0.21% 878,813 9.78% 21970 to 1979 141 1.93% 1,687,458 18.77% 101980 to 1989 513 7.04% 1,946,550 21.66% 321990 to 1999 293 4.02% 1,584,649 17.63% 232000 to 2004 3,132 42.96% 1,215,856 13.53% 3182005 or Later 3,098 42.49% 546,870 6.08% 698

Totals: 7,291 100.00% 8,987,873 100.00%


Housing

Mortgage Risk Indicator

The Mortgage Risk Indicator indicates the assessed level of risk based upon debt to income. The higher the debt to income, the greater the risk. The values areused by mortgage lenders in the loan process.

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39

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45

26

12

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Ratio 1.2 or less - Very high debt to income/very high risk

Ratio 1.3 to 1.8 - High debt to income/high risk

Ratio 1.9 to 2.4 - Somewhat high debt to income/ somewhat high risk

Ratio 2.5 to 3.0 - Acceptable debt to income/Reasonable risk

Ratio 3.1 to 3.6 - Low debt to income/Low risk

Ratio 3.7 to 4.2 - Very low debt to income/Very low risk

Ratio 4.3 or Greater - Extremely low debt to income/Extremely low risk

Mortgage Risk: Number of Recent Filings by Risk Type


Work

The Work theme expresses several different ways of looking at the work people do within the study area.

Employment Status of Population 16 and Older: 2012

Study Area State of FL Comp Index CYPop 16+ by Employment Status 2012 2012In labor force: Civilian: Employed 9,314 69.46% 8,368,754 53.54% 130In labor force: In Armed Forces 20 0.15% 65,291 0.42%Not in labor force 3,223 24.04% 6,004,014 38.41% 63In labor force: Civilian: Unemployed 852 6.35% 1,193,040 7.63% 83

Blue and White Collar Workers 2012 13,409 100.00% 15,631,099 100.00%Employed Pop 16+ Blue/White CollarBlue Collar 2,521 27.07% 3,007,604 35.94% 75White Collar 6,793 72.93% 5,361,150 64.06% 114

9,314 100.00% 8,368,754 100.00%

69%

24%

6%

Population 16+ by Current Year Employment Status

In labor force: Civilian: EmployedNot in labor forceIn labor force: Civilian: Unemployed

73%

27%

Percentage Blue Collar to White Collar Workers

White CollarBlue Collar


Work

Employed Civilian Population by Occupation: 2012

Study Area State of FL Comp Index CYEmployed Civilian Pop 16+ by Occupation 2012 2012Bldg Maintenance & Cleaning 235 2.52% 395,172 4.72% 53Construction 388 4.17% 815,704 9.75% 43Farming, Fishing, & Forestry 0 0.00% 57,078 0.68% 0Food Preparation Serving 587 6.30% 501,377 5.99% 105Healthcare Support 78 0.84% 193,985 2.32% 36Managerial Executive 2,035 21.85% 1,206,492 14.42% 152Office Admin 1,123 12.06% 1,254,346 14.99% 80Personal Care 275 2.95% 263,645 3.15% 94Production Transportation 803 8.62% 756,927 9.04% 95Prof Specialty 2,352 25.25% 1,584,492 18.93% 133Protective 234 2.51% 217,701 2.60% 97Sales 1,205 12.94% 1,121,835 13.41% 97

Totals: 9,315 100.00% 8,368,754 100.00%Workers 16+: Home or AwayWorked at Home 655 7.03% 334,522 4.00% 176Worked away from Home 8,659 92.97% 8,034,232 96.00% 97

Totals: 9,314 100.00% 8,368,754 100.00%Workers 16+: Transport to WorkBicycle 21 0.24% 46,785 0.58% 42Car, Truck, or Van: Carpooled 781 9.02% 853,355 10.62% 85Car, Truck, or Van: Drove Alone 7,653 88.38% 6,711,522 83.54% 106Motorcycle 40 0.46% 27,554 0.34% 135Other Means 113 1.31% 99,841 1.24% 105Walked 51 0.59% 130,894 1.63% 36Public Trans Excluding Taxi Cab 0 0.00% 157,865 1.96% 0Taxi Cab 0 0.00% 6,416 0.08% 0

Totals: 8659 100.00% 8,034,232 100.00%

30%25%20%15%10%5%0%

Bldg Maintenance & CleaningConstruction

Farming, Fishing, & ForestryFood Preparation Serving

Healthcare SupportManagerial Executive

Office AdminPersonal Care

Production TransportationProf Specialty

ProtectiveSales

Employed Civilian Population 16 and Older


Work

Employed Pop 16+ by Industry: 2012

Study Area State of FL Comp Index CYEmployed Civilian Pop 16+ by Industry 2012 2012Admin/Waste Services 475 5.10% 461,595 5.52% 92Agri Mining Const 506 5.43% 794,206 9.49% 57Educational services 1,337 14.35% 1,667,160 19.92% 72Entertain services 1,724 18.51% 905,240 10.82% 171Fin Insur Real Estate 788 8.46% 694,139 8.29% 102Information 231 2.48% 192,137 2.30% 108Management Services 36 0.39% 6,728 0.08% 481Manufacturing 564 6.05% 480,370 5.74% 105Other Prof services 590 6.33% 436,898 5.22% 121Professional Services 835 8.96% 530,479 6.34% 141Public admin 469 5.03% 406,858 4.86% 104Transportation 700 7.51% 433,453 5.18% 145Wholesale Retail 1,060 11.38% 1,359,491 16.24% 70

Totals: 9,315 100.00% 8,368,754 100.00%Work Place Population EstimatesWorkplace Employees (Full Time Employees) 31,177 98.85% 6,984,845 92.86% 106Workplace Establishments 364 1.15% 536,732 7.14% 16

Totals: 31,541 100.00% 7,521,577 100.00%

20%18%16%14%12%10%8%6%4%2%0%

Admin/Waste Services

Agri Mining Const

Educational services

Entertain services

Fin Insur Real Estate

Information

Management Services

Manufacturing

Other Prof services

Professional Services

Public admin

Transportation

Wholesale Retail

Employment 16+ by Industry


Work

Study Area State of FL Comp Index CYFamilies: Workers1 worker 1,397 28.56% 1,613,679 32.70% 872 workers 2,632 53.80% 1,961,484 39.75% 1353 or more workers 506 10.34% 467,427 9.47% 109No workers 357 7.30% 891,755 18.07% 40

Totals: 4,892 100.00% 4,934,345 100.00%Workers 16+: Travel Time to Work 2012 2012Less than 5 minutes 96 1.11% 182,214 2.27% 495 to 9 minutes 400 4.62% 669,108 8.33% 5510 to 14 minutes 717 8.28% 1,045,610 13.01% 6415 to 19 minutes 867 10.01% 1,279,105 15.92% 6320 to 24 minutes 1,363 15.74% 1,285,994 16.01% 9825 to 29 minutes 930 10.74% 508,345 6.33% 17030 to 34 minutes 2,107 24.33% 1,293,982 16.11% 15135 to 39 minutes 302 3.49% 247,314 3.08% 11340 to 44 minutes 548 6.33% 314,440 3.91% 16245 to 59 minutes 916 10.58% 650,838 8.10% 13160 to 89 minutes 321 3.71% 401,867 5.00% 7490 or more minutes 92 1.06% 155,415 1.93% 55

Totals: 8,659 100.00% 8,034,232 100.00% 100

Religiosity

Study Area State of FL Comp Index CYReligious PracticesConservative Evangelical Christian 35.10% 35.00% 100Important to Attend Religious Services 20.10% 48.00% 42Consider Myself A Spiritual Person 41.10% 18.00% 228Enjoy Watching Religious TV Programs 12.70% 21.00% 60My Faith Is Really Important To Me 13.10% 19.00% 69


Supporting Information

Interpreting the ReportThe FullInsite report is formatted to help youinterpret data at a glance.

Indexes: Some variables will have a column called"Comparative Index." An index is an easy way tocompare a study area with a larger area. For thisreport, all comparisons are with the state or stateswithin which the study area falls. The indexes can beinterpreted as follows.

Change over time: Several trend tables have acolumn indicating a change over time. Generallythese tables begin with the last census, include thecurrent year estimate, a five year projection and ifavailable, a 10 year forecast. The data in each cellrepresents a percentage change up or down.

• Indexes of 100 mean the study area variable is thesame as its base area.• Indexes greater than 100 mean the study areavariable is above the base area. The higher thenumber, the greater it is above the base.

Color Coding: Both the "Change over Time" and"Comparative Indexes" columns are color coded toeasily spot any change and the direction of thatchange.

• Indexes less than 100 mean the study area variableis below the base area. The lower the number, thegreater it is below the base.

Change: Increasing Stable DecliningIndex: Above Ave Ave Below Ave.

Variable Definitions SupportFull variable definitions can be found in the MIDemographic Reference Guide. Download it freefrom the Help/Documents menu located on themap screen of your study area on the MissionInsitewebsite.

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