HUD State of the Cities Data System (SOCDS)

A Look at: Jacksonville, FL for 2010
Found in: Jacksonville, FL Metropolitan Statistical Area

2010 BLS 12 month Average:
  Labor Force 418,743
  Employed 370,531
  Unemployment rate 11.5

CensusPopulation
This is a top 50 city by population: National Rank = 11
  Total Population: 811,833
  Labor Force 434,100
  Employed 410,773
  Unemployment rate 5.4

Current BLS / SOCDS employment data can be found at SOCDS Current Labor Force Data.

2009 FBI Crime
  Property Crimes per 100,000 Pop. 5,158
  Violent Crimes per 100,000 Pop. 836

More detailed FBI data can be found at FBI Data.


Race/Ethnicity ImmigrantsPopulationPct of Total Pop
  White/Non-Hispanic 456,173 56.2
  Black/Non-Hispanic 243,446 30.0
  Other Races/Non-Hispanic 53,702 6.6
  Total Hispanic/All Races 58,512 7.2

Where We're FromPopulationPct of Total Pop
  Native 737,027 90.8
  Born In FL 393,286 48.4
  Not Born in Jacksonville 326,942 40.3
  Born Outside US 8,576 1.1
  Total Foreign Born Pop 74,806 9.2

Educational AttainmentPopulationPct of Respondents
  Total Respondants 527,350 100.0
  Did Not Graduate High School 68,998 13.1
  High School Graduate 162,136 30.7
  Some College or Associate Degree 123,708 23.5
  Colleg Grad or Advanced Degree 172,508 32.7

Families with Children by Type of FamilyPopulationPct of Respondents
  Married Couple 197,888 76.2
  Single Parent 61,728 23.8

Housing UnitsPopulationPct of
Occupied
Units		Pct of
Total Units
  Total Units 361,128 N/A 100.0
  Total Occupied Units 311,064 100.0 86.1
  Owner Occupied 196,441 63.2 54.4
  Renter Occupied 114,623 36.8 31.7
  Vacant Units 50,064 N/A 13.9

Rent and Income
  Median Household Gross Rent $872
  Median Household Owner's Value $171,500

Employed Workers by Class in Place of WorkPopulationPct of Respondents
  Total Workers 386,489 100.0
  Private for Profit Wage and Salary Workers 292,783 75.8
  Private Non-profit Wage and Salary Workers 27,675 7.2
  Federal Government 14,729 3.8
  State and Local Government 34,286 8.9
  Self Employed 16,584 4.3
  Unpaid Family Work 432 0.1

Civilian Residents by Occupation Total
Population
16 and Older		 Pct of Total Respondents Employed
Population
16 and Older		 Pct of Employed Respondents
  Total 463,614 100.0 386,489 100.0
  Management, professional, and related
  occupations
 156,952 33.9 125,030 32.4
  Service occupations 67,373 14.5 65,611 17.0
  Sales and office occupations 136,057 29.3 116,945 30.3
  Farming, fishing, and forestry occupations No Data No Data No Data No Data
  Construction, extraction, and maintenance
  occupations
 47,202 10.2 37,484 9.7
  Production, transportation, and material moving
  occupations
 50,505 10.9 41,419 10.7
  Armed Forces 5,525 1.2 No Data No Data

Civilian Residents by Industry Total
Population
16 and Older		 Pct of Total Respondents Employed
Population
16 and Older		 Pct of Employed Respondents
  Total 463,614 100.0 386,489 100.0
  Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting 788 0.2 677 0.2
  Construction 36,047 7.8 29,498 7.6
  Manufacturing 31,005 6.7 24,464 6.3
  Wholesale trade 16,253 3.5 12,152 3.1
  Retail trade 53,452 11.5 47,552 12.3
  Transportation and warehousing, and utilities 36,227 7.8 26,777 6.9
  Information 9,294 2.0 7,929 2.1
  Finance, insurance, real estate, and rental and
  leasing
 57,695 12.4 46,458 12.0
  Professional, scientific, management, admin,
  and waste management services
 51,506 11.1 43,307 11.2
  Health services No Data No Data 74,803 19.4
  Arts, entertainment, recreation, accomodation and
  food services
 33,566 7.2 34,511 8.9
  Public administration 25,123 5.4 20,403 5.3
  Other services (except public administration) 19,034 4.1 17,958 4.6

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