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YUPPIEs
Young | Urban | Educated | Professionals
DINKs
Dual Incomes | No Children
GLAM
Older | Leisure Time | Disposable Income
WASPy
White | Churchgoing
Land of Lexus
Affluent | Educated | Older
House Poor
Mortgage Value >4x Household Income
Affluent Spenders
High Income | Disposable Income | Educated | Lower Savings
Executives
High Income | Educated | Prudent
Old Money
Older | Non W2 Income
City Stars
Urban | Educated | Income Growing | Typically Professional
Goldcollar
Low-Moderate Income | Spends on Credit | Conspicious Spending
Wealthy Suburbanites
Higher Income | Educated | Commutes to City
Blue Collar Populace
High School Graduate | Semi-Skilled Labor
Uneducated & Proud
High School or Less | Low-Moderate Income | Unskilled Labor | White
Broken Windows
Urban | High Vacancies | Lower Income | Less Education
Old & Dying
Older Population | Maybe Educated | Florida
Poor Students
Education in Progress | Low Income
Urban Blight
Urban | Higher Unemployment | Less Education
Gentrification in Progress
Only One $12 Muffin Shop, So Far
Strip Mall Wastelands
Low-Moderate Population Density | Main Retail Centers
Rural by Choice
Educated | Retired | Moderate-High Income
Deliverance Country
Remote | Limited Education
Suburbs in Denial
Non-apartment Multi-family Dwellings | Moderate Income
1%'ers
Highly Educated | Self-employed | High Income
Lots of Kids
Household Size Greater than Average
Empty Nesters
Older | Gotten Rid of Kids | Higher Disposable Income
Living with Parents
Lower-Mid Income | Mixed Education | Moderate Household Size
Little Ethnic
Hispanic | Black | Asian
Hamsterdam
Low Income | High Crime | Limited Retail
Middle Management
Moderate Education | Moderate Income | Homeowners | Low-Moderate Disposable Income
Planned New Growth
Fast Population Growth
Big 10 Country
Moderate Income | College Education | Mix of Industry/Agriculture
More Livestock than People
Low-Moderate Education | Low Population Density | High Agriculture Employment
Single Parents
Single Adult Head of Household | Children
Pickup Country
Less Educated | Moderate Income | Semi-skilled Labor
Tween Town
Higher Than Average Populations of 5-14 Year Olds
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Estimated Population
% of Total
Akron, OH Metro Area
134,321
19.07%
Albany-Schenectady-Troy, NY Metro Area
177,192
20.12%
Albuquerque, NM Metro Area
212,531
23.35%
Allentown-Bethlehem-Easton, PA-NJ Metro Area
179,384
21.49%
Anchorage, AK Metro Area
87,533
21.91%
Ann Arbor, MI Metro Area
81,876
22.37%
Asheville, NC Metro Area
88,995
19.78%
Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Roswell, GA Metro Area
1,346,316
23.29%
Atlantic City-Hammonton, NJ Metro Area
83,212
30.99%
Augusta-Richmond County, GA-SC Metro Area
123,213
20.73%
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% of Total
Akron city, Ohio
51,567
26.00%
Albuquerque city, New Mexico
142,901
25.55%
Anaheim city, California
126,261
36.11%
Arlington city, Texas
98,479
25.09%
Atlanta city, Georgia
136,817
28.52%
Aurora city, Colorado
101,099
27.81%
Aurora city, Illinois
48,571
24.21%
Austin city, Texas
249,519
26.66%
Bakersfield city, California
106,237
28.28%
Baltimore city, Maryland
182,428
29.68%
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% of Total
ZCTA5 06902
24,812
36.14%
ZCTA5 07055
32,462
46.24%
ZCTA5 07087
30,602
44.68%
ZCTA5 07305
26,451
40.99%
ZCTA5 08701
42,910
42.59%
ZCTA5 08901
28,340
49.15%
ZCTA5 10002
25,561
34.08%
ZCTA5 10025
26,652
28.72%
ZCTA5 10029
27,971
35.14%
ZCTA5 10032
24,858
38.68%
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