East End Demographics

Population: 430
Relationship Status
Demographics for East End, Cincinnati, OH
Homes With Kids
Distribution of parents and children for East End, Cincinnati, OH
Age Distribution
Age ranges in East End, Cincinnati, OH
Commute Time
How long does it take to get to work in East End, Cincinnati, OH
East End People Data
  East End Cincinnati National
Median Household Income: $34,418 $29,493 $44,512
Single Males: 19.8% 21.2% 14.6%
Single Females: 21.1% 21.2% 12.5%
Median Age: 34 34 36
Homes With Kids: 23.0% 19.1% 31.4%
Average Household Size: 2.338 2.14 2.589
Average Commute Time (Minutes): 22.095 24.499 26.376
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The information in this section was derived from analysis of data (such as age, occupation, and income) from the 2000 U.S. Census. Using segmentation methods, our analysts created groupings based on the demographic and socioeconomic composition of each city and neighborhood.
People who live in this neighborhood
  1. Makin' It Singles
    Upper-scale urban singles.

    Pre-middle-age to middle-age singles with upper-scale incomes. May or may not own their own home. Most have college educations and are employed in mid-management professions.

  2. Unmarried With Children
    Urban single parents.

    These single parents are making ends meet with moderate income. Some went on to college, while others finished high school or lower. Most work in service, management, or professional occupations.

  3. Carefree Urban Couples
    Younger married couples without children.

    Young childless couples living in the city. Most own their own homes. Education varies from high school to college with some holding mid-management positions.


Source: Demographic information comes from data in the 2000 U.S. Census.


 
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