Core, San Diego, CA Employment

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19%
Income/capita NAT. AVG.
40%
Household income NAT. AVG.
45%
Unemployment NAT. AVG.
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Income per capita$35,604$43,090$31,458
Median household income$33,240$83,454$63,783
Median income owner occupied$0$113,929$86,568
Median income renter occupied$0$63,390$43,419
Median earnings male$50,028$47,485$36,599
Median earnings female$36,881$36,193$27,020
Unemployment rate2.6%3.8%5.5%
Poverty leveln/a11.8%15.8%
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Key findings

  • The income per capita in Core is 19% higher than the national average
  • The median household income in Core is 40% lower than the national average
  • Male median earnings are 41% higher than female median earnings
  • The unemployment rate in Core is 45% lower than the national average
  • The poverty level in Core is 100% lower than the national average

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      $55,630 $83,454 $166,908
      City
      $42,517 $63,783 $127,566
      State
      $36,877 $55,322 $110,644
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      Core median earnings by income bracket

      Core employment by industry

      Labour TypeMaleFemale
      Construction industry1.8%0.0%
      Manufacturing sector4.8%2.2%
      Financial & insurance services5.4%2.4%
      Wholesale & retail services9.4%13.5%
      Public administration8.0%0.0%
      Transportation, warehousing & utilities3.8%0.4%
      Education, health & social services16.6%37.9%
      Other47.9%38.5%

      Nearby cities with high median household income

      City Population Household Income National Avg.
      Granite Hills, CA4,020$121,902120.3%
      Coronado, CA24,526$108,99297.0%
      Eucalyptus Hills, CA6,448$107,63994.6%
      Bonita, CA12,470$102,80385.8%
      Rancho San Diego, CA21,476$100,00080.8%
      San Diego, CA1,414,545$83,45450.9%

      Cities with similar population

      City Population Household Income National Avg.
      Calgary, AB1,371,990n/a 
      Dallas, TX1,338,846$54,7471.0%
      San Antonio, TX1,529,133$53,4203.4%
      Philadelphia, PA1,581,531$49,12711.2%
      Phoenix, AZ1,658,422$60,91410.1%
      San Diego, CA1,414,545$83,45450.9%
      Source: The Core, San Diego, CA employment data displayed above is derived from the United States Census Bureau American Community Survey (ACS).
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