Denton People & Denton Demographics

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Homes With Kids

Distribution of parents and children for Denton, TX

Age Distribution

Commute Time

How long does it take to get to work in Denton, TX

Denton People Data

	Denton	National
Median Household Income:	$35,422	$44,512
Single Males:	21.2%	14.6%
Single Females:	19.9%	12.5%
Median Age:	31	36
Homes With Kids:	24.5%	31.4%
Average Household Size:	2.35	2.589
Average Commute Time (Minutes):	23.637	26.376

Who Lives Here?

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Non-native Newbies
— Foreign-born individuals who just moved to U.S.
A significant proportion of people who have moved to the U.S. from Puerto Rico, the U.S. Island Areas, or a foreign country. Wide age range. Some have a high school or college education, and they work in a variety of occupations.
Urban Power Families
— High-income couples with children.
Six-figure salaried couples with children who live an upscale life in a metro center. Highly educated professionals working in finance, medical, and high-tech fields.
Corporate Climbers
— High-income, high-expense urban singles.
Urban singles with an up-and-coming income, but with higher-than-average living costs. Most have college educations and are employed in mid-management professions.