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Santa Cruz-Watsonville, CA MSA (42100)
- Geographic-Demographic-Economic Characteristics -- access other areas
- access this document via http://proximityone.com/cbsa/1/cbsa42100.htm
- Updated: 05/06/19 .. see about topic updates.

Use this frequently updated document to examine geographic, demographic, economic & business characteristics and trends for this metro. Links are provided throughout to compare this metro to other metros and areas using interactive tables. Examine, for example, this metro in context of a peer group set of metros based on population size using this metros interactive table.

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Contents of this Report
This document is organized into these sections:
1. Recent Trends & Outlook
1.1. Projections to 2030 by Component County
2. Overview & Updates
3. GIS & Visual Analysis -- Reference & Thematic Pattern Maps
3.1. Lay of the Land
3.2. Neighborhood Patterns of Economic Prosperity
4. Population Characteristics & Trends
4.1. Component City Characteristics
4.2. Component County Characteristics
4.3. General Demographic Characteristics
5. Housing Characteristics & Trends
5.1. Total Housing Units
5.2. General Housing Characteristics
5.3. Residential Construction; Housing Units Authorized & Value
5.4. Housing Price Index
6. Economic Characteristics & Trends
6.1. Economic Profile
6.2. Establishments, Employment & Earnings by Sector (QCEW)
6.3. Establishments, Employment & Earnings by Sector (CBP)
6.4. General Economic Characteristics
6.5. Gross Domestic Product
6.6. Fortune 1000 Companies
6.7. Labor Market Characteristics & Trends
6.8. Cost of Living
7. Social & Education Characteristics
7.1. General Social Characteristics
7.2. Component School District Characteristics
7.3. Component Higher Education Institution Characteristics
8. GeoPolitics
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Core-Based Statistical Areas (CBSAs) - MSAs and MISAs
The nation's 933 CBSAs (August 2017 CBSA vintage) contained approximately 308.9 million people in 2018, representing approximately 94.4 percent of the nation's 327.2 population.

Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs) - larger metros
The nation's 383 Metropolitan Statistical Areas contained approximately 281.1 million people in 2018, representing approximately 85.9 percent of the nation's population.

Micropolitan Statistical Areas (MISAs) - smaller metros
The nation’s 550 Micropolitan Statistical Areas contained approximately 27.7 million people in 2018, representing approximately 8.5 percent of the nation’s population.

Use the county interactive table to examine metro by county demographic change 2010-2018, the how and why of change and what these patterns suggest about the future.

Use the CBSA/metro interactive table to examine metro demographic change 2010-2017, the how and why of change and what these patterns suggest about the future.

 
New & Upcoming Updates (some items only appear in subscriber edition)
  • Housing Price Index (section 5.4) quarterly/annual
  • Establishments, employment & earnings (section 6.6) quarterly/annual
  • Employment Situation (section 6.7) monthly/quarterly/annual
  • Construction (section 5.3) monthly/quarterly/annual

Recent Updates
... this report updates frequently. Selected updates are listed below. Register to receive update notifications.

  • 05.05.18 2018 Population & Components of Change; annual 2010-2018
    .. sections updated: 2. Overview .. 4. CBSA Components of Change .. 4.2. CBSA County Components
  • 03.06.18 Quarterly Establishments, Employment & Wages (QCEW) by Type of Business (NAICS)
    .. 2018Q3 .. see section 6.2.2. QCEW Quarterly downloadable files
  • 01.09.19 Overview Section
    .. see section 2. Overview
    .. Personal Income subscetion updated with one year more/most recent data.
  • 01.09.19 General Demographic Characteristics; 2016-2017
    .. see section 4.3 General Demographic Characteristics
    .. updated with one year more/most recent data.
  • 01.09.19 General Housing Characteristics; 2016-2017
    .. see section 5.2 General Housing Characteristics
    .. updated with one year more/most recent data.
  • 01.09.19 Economic Profile
    .. see section 6.1 Economic Profile
    .. updated/extended with one year more/most recent data.
  • 01.09.19 General Economic Characteristics; 2016-2017
    .. see section 6.4 General Economic Characteristics
    .. updated with one year more/most recent data.
  • 01.09.19 General Social Characteristics; 2016-2017
    .. see section 7.1 General Social Characteristics
    .. updated with one year more/most recent data.
  • 10.10.18 Vintage 2018 Metro GIS Projects now available for each MSA
    .. see section 3. GIS & Visual Analysis -- Reference & Thematic Pattern Maps
    .. integrating data shown in this report
    .. create custom maps, view custom reports, visually/geospatially analyze data
  • 09.27.18 County Detailed Demographic Trend Profiles; 2010-2017
    .. see section 4.2 Component Counties
    .. click county link in section to view new county demographic profile
  • 09.18.18 Gross Domestic Product & Related Measures
    .. see section 6.5. Metro GDP Annual Update - time series 2001-2017; updates with 2018 data December 2019
  • 09.18.18 Quarterly Establishments, Employment & Wages (QCEW) by Type of Business (NAICS)
    .. see section 6.2.2. QCEW Quarterly downloadable files
  • 09.14.18 New 2018 Vintage CBSA/Metro Delineations
    .. View 2018 MSAs and component counties
  • 09.03.18 City population annual estimates updated through 2017 .. 4.1 Component Cities
    .. Housing Unit annual estimates updated through 2017 .. 5.1. Housing Units
    .. Cost of Living .. feature added for MSAs .. 6.8. Cost of Living
  • 04.26.18 New 2016 County Business Patterns/Establishment attributes; section 6.3
  • 03.01.18 New 2017 Housing Price Index; new, extended structure; section 5.4
  • 01.19.18 New 2016 Metro/CBSA demographic-economic interactive tables; rank/compare metros
    .. General demographics .. Social .. Economic .. Housing
  • Economic profile and personal income; section 6.1; annual/November.
  • Census tracts overview section; annual/December.
  • General Demographics section updated/extended; annual/December.
  • Higher education institutions; annual/February.
  • Overview lead narrative on population components of change; annual/March.
  • Metro & county demographic component detailed annual estimates; annual/March.
  • School districts in metro & K-12 enrollment; annual/August.
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1. Recent Trends & Outlook - goto top
This section provides a summary of recent business, demographic, economic trends; year-ahead & outlook to 2030.

The Recent Trends & Outlook section narrative is updated quarterly and is published in the subscriber edition. The narrative covers topics about this metro such as .. assessing the implications of next jobs report, impact of the Fed's action on the interest rate, which sectors are expanding or contracting, how housing market conditions are changing and more on insights to help your planning and decision-making.

Projections to 2030. The following table presents the most recent ProximityOne population projections to 2030 by metro county and and the metro overall. ProximityOne develops annual population estimates and projections by single year of age by county to 2030. We also develop custom estimates and projections. Contact us for further information (leave message in text box). Or call us at 888.364.7656. These projections are updated periodically and make use of other demographic-economic data presented in this document. See terms of use.

Santa Cruz-Watsonville, CA [42100] CBSA by County Population Estimates & Projections to 2030
http://proximityone.com/outlook2030.htm
-- Vintage: 01/09/18 -- Model: 1.0.2 -- Report: 1.1 -- Run: 01/22/18
-- County -- 7/1/20102010%7/1/20202020%7/1/20302030%2010-302010-30%
  Santa Cruz, CA [06087]263,270100.00281,692100.00302,189100.0038,91914.78
  Region Total263,270100.00281,692100.00302,189100.0038,91914.78
 

 
 
2. Overview - goto top

Population. The total population of the Santa Cruz-Watsonville, CA MSA changed from 263,167 in 2010 to 274,255 in 2018, a change of 11,088 (4.2%). Among all metros, Santa Cruz-Watsonville, CA MSA ranked 197th in 2018, based on total population. It ranked 173th based population change from 2010 to 2018 and ranked 298th based population percent change from 2010 to 2018. See section 1. for population projections to 2030 for the metro by county. See section 4. for additional details on population.

Geography. The total land area of the Santa Cruz-Watsonville, CA MSA is 445.2 SqMi with water area of 162.0 SqMi. The metro ranked 824th among all metros based on total land area. With 2017 population density of 619.8, the metro ranked 35th among all metros (based on land area).

Geographic Mobility. The net migration of the Santa Cruz-Watsonville, CA MSA changed from 205 in 2011 (6/30/10 to 7/1/11) to -1,599 in 2018. From 2011 through 2018, the total net migration was -1,804; the average annual net migration was -226. See section 4 for additional details on migration.

Housing. The total housing stock of the Santa Cruz-Watsonville, CA MSA changed from 104,495 in 2010 to 106,318 in 2017, a change of 1,823 (1.7%). See section 5 for additional details on housing.

Cost of Living. The regional price parity (RPP) for all goods and services for the Santa Cruz-Watsonville, CA MSA changed from 120.1 in 2010 to 124.8 in 2016. The RPP is an index where the national average of the cost of goods and services sold is 100. The RPP is an indicator of the cost of living in that area relative to the U.S. overall average. See section 6.8 for additional details on Cost of Living.

Personal Income. The total personal income of Santa Cruz-Watsonville, CA MSA changed from 12,789 $M in 2010 to 17,665 $M in 2017, a change of 4,876 $M (38.1%). The per capita personal income changed from $48,589 in 2010 to $64,028 in 2017, a change of $15,439 (31.8%). See section 6.1. for additional details on personal income.

Gross Domestic Product. This metro ranked number 182 among the 383 MSAs based on 2017 per capita real GDP. The real per capita GDP changed from $38,973 in 2011 to $41,613 in 2017 a change of $2,640 (6.8%).

.. Real GDP The real GDP changed from $10,332M in 2011 to $11,481M in 2017 a change of $1,149M ( 11.12%).

.. Current $ GDP The current dollar GDP changed from $10,798M in 2011 to $13,373M in 2017 a change of $2,575M ( 23.85%).

.. Quantity Index The all industry GDP quantity index changed from 100.429 in 2011 to 111.598 in 2017 a change of 11.169 ( 11.121%).

GDP is the most comprehensive measure of metro economic activity. GDP is the sum of the GDP originating in all industries in the metro. See section 6.5. for additional details on GDP.

Employment Situation (updated monthly). The Santa Cruz-Watsonville, CA MSA labor force changed from 143,630 in November 2016 to 144,013 in November 2017, a change of 383 (0.3%). The unemployment rate changed from 6.13% in November 2016 to 5.36% in November 2017, a change of -0.77 (-12.62%). See section 6.7. for additional details on the employment situation.
 
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28580 Key West, FL MISA
28620 Kill Devil Hills, NC MISA
28660 Killeen-Temple, TX MSA
28700 Kingsport-Bristol-Bristol, TN-VA MSA
28740 Kingston, NY MSA
28780 Kingsville, TX MISA
28820 Kinston, NC MISA
28860 Kirksville, MO MISA
28900 Klamath Falls, OR MISA
28940 Knoxville, TN MSA
29020 Kokomo, IN MSA
29060 Laconia, NH MISA
29100 La Crosse-Onalaska, WI-MN MSA
29180 Lafayette, LA MSA
29200 Lafayette-West Lafayette, IN MSA
29260 La Grande, OR MISA
29300 LaGrange, GA MISA
29340 Lake Charles, LA MSA
29380 Lake City, FL MISA
29420 Lake Havasu City-Kingman, AZ MSA
29460 Lakeland-Winter Haven, FL MSA
29500 Lamesa, TX MISA
29540 Lancaster, PA MSA
29620 Lansing-East Lansing, MI MSA
29660 Laramie, WY MISA
29700 Laredo, TX MSA
29740 Las Cruces, NM MSA
29780 Las Vegas, NM MISA
29820 Las Vegas-Henderson-Paradise, NV MSA
29860 Laurel, MS MISA
29900 Laurinburg, NC MISA
29940 Lawrence, KS MSA
29980 Lawrenceburg, TN MISA
30020 Lawton, OK MSA
30060 Lebanon, MO MISA
30140 Lebanon, PA MSA
30220 Levelland, TX MISA
30260 Lewisburg, PA MISA
30280 Lewisburg, TN MISA
30300 Lewiston, ID-WA MSA
30340 Lewiston-Auburn, ME MSA
30380 Lewistown, PA MISA
30420 Lexington, NE MISA
30460 Lexington-Fayette, KY MSA
30580 Liberal, KS MISA
30620 Lima, OH MSA
30660 Lincoln, IL MISA
30700 Lincoln, NE MSA
30780 Little Rock-North Little Rock-Conway, AR MSA
30820 Lock Haven, PA MISA
30860 Logan, UT-ID MSA
30880 Logan, WV MISA
30900 Logansport, IN MISA
30940 London, KY MISA
30980 Longview, TX MSA
31020 Longview, WA MSA
31060 Los Alamos, NM MISA
31080 Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CA MSA
31140 Louisville/Jefferson County, KY-IN MSA
31180 Lubbock, TX MSA
31220 Ludington, MI MISA
31260 Lufkin, TX MISA
31300 Lumberton, NC MISA
31340 Lynchburg, VA MSA
31380 Macomb, IL MISA
31420 Macon-Bibb County, GA MSA
31460 Madera, CA MSA
31500 Madison, IN MISA
31540 Madison, WI MSA
31580 Madisonville, KY MISA
31620 Magnolia, AR MISA
31660 Malone, NY MISA
31680 Malvern, AR MISA
31700 Manchester-Nashua, NH MSA
31740 Manhattan, KS MSA
31820 Manitowoc, WI MISA
31860 Mankato-North Mankato, MN MSA
31900 Mansfield, OH MSA
31930 Marietta, OH MISA
31940 Marinette, WI-MI MISA
31980 Marion, IN MISA
32000 Marion, NC MISA
32020 Marion, OH MISA
32100 Marquette, MI MISA
32140 Marshall, MN MISA
32180 Marshall, MO MISA
32220 Marshall, TX MISA
32260 Marshalltown, IA MISA
32280 Martin, TN MISA
32300 Martinsville, VA MISA
32340 Maryville, MO MISA
32380 Mason City, IA MISA
32460 Mayfield, KY MISA
32500 Maysville, KY MISA
32540 McAlester, OK MISA
32580 McAllen-Edinburg-Mission, TX MSA
32620 McComb, MS MISA
32660 McMinnville, TN MISA
32700 McPherson, KS MISA
32740 Meadville, PA MISA
32780 Medford, OR MSA
32820 Memphis, TN-MS-AR MSA
32860 Menomonie, WI MISA
32900 Merced, CA MSA
32940 Meridian, MS MISA
32980 Merrill, WI MISA
33020 Mexico, MO MISA
33060 Miami, OK MISA
33100 Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach, FL MSA
33140 Michigan City-La Porte, IN MSA
33180 Middlesborough, KY MISA
33220 Midland, MI MSA
33260 Midland, TX MSA
33300 Milledgeville, GA MISA
33340 Milwaukee-Waukesha-West Allis, WI MSA
33420 Mineral Wells, TX MISA
33460 Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington, MN-WI MSA
33500 Minot, ND MISA
33540 Missoula, MT MSA
33580 Mitchell, SD MISA
33620 Moberly, MO MISA
33660 Mobile, AL MSA
33700 Modesto, CA MSA
33740 Monroe, LA MSA
33780 Monroe, MI MSA
33860 Montgomery, AL MSA
33940 Montrose, CO MISA
33980 Morehead City, NC MISA
34020 Morgan City, LA MISA
34060 Morgantown, WV MSA
34100 Morristown, TN MSA
34140 Moscow, ID MISA
34180 Moses Lake, WA MISA
34220 Moultrie, GA MISA
34260 Mountain Home, AR MISA
34300 Mountain Home, ID MISA
34340 Mount Airy, NC MISA
34380 Mount Pleasant, MI MISA
34420 Mount Pleasant, TX MISA
34460 Mount Sterling, KY MISA
34500 Mount Vernon, IL MISA
34540 Mount Vernon, OH MISA
34580 Mount Vernon-Anacortes, WA MSA
34620 Muncie, IN MSA
34660 Murray, KY MISA
34700 Muscatine, IA MISA
34740 Muskegon, MI MSA
34780 Muskogee, OK MISA
34820 Myrtle Beach-Conway-North Myrtle Beach, SC-NC MSA
34860 Nacogdoches, TX MISA
34900 Napa, CA MSA
34940 Naples-Immokalee-Marco Island, FL MSA
34980 Nashville-Davidson--Murfreesboro--Franklin, TN MSA
35020 Natchez, MS-LA MISA
35060 Natchitoches, LA MISA
35100 New Bern, NC MSA
35140 Newberry, SC MISA
35220 New Castle, IN MISA
35260 New Castle, PA MISA
35300 New Haven-Milford, CT MSA
35380 New Orleans-Metairie, LA MSA
35420 New Philadelphia-Dover, OH MISA
35440 Newport, OR MISA
35460 Newport, TN MISA
35500 Newton, IA MISA
35580 New Ulm, MN MISA
35620 New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ-PA MSA
35660 Niles-Benton Harbor, MI MSA
35700 Nogales, AZ MISA
35740 Norfolk, NE MISA
35820 North Platte, NE MISA
35840 North Port-Sarasota-Bradenton, FL MSA
35860 North Vernon, IN MISA
35900 North Wilkesboro, NC MISA
35940 Norwalk, OH MISA
35980 Norwich-New London, CT MSA
36020 Oak Harbor, WA MISA
36100 Ocala, FL MSA
36140 Ocean City, NJ MSA
36220 Odessa, TX MSA
36260 Ogden-Clearfield, UT MSA
36300 Ogdensburg-Massena, NY MISA
36340 Oil City, PA MISA
36380 Okeechobee, FL MISA
36420 Oklahoma City, OK MSA
36460 Olean, NY MISA
36500 Olympia-Tumwater, WA MSA
36540 Omaha-Council Bluffs, NE-IA MSA
36580 Oneonta, NY MISA
36620 Ontario, OR-ID MISA
36660 Opelousas, LA MISA
36700 Orangeburg, SC MISA
36740 Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford, FL MSA
36780 Oshkosh-Neenah, WI MSA
36820 Oskaloosa, IA MISA
36830 Othello, WA MISA
36840 Ottawa, KS MISA
36860 Ottawa-Peru, IL MISA
36900 Ottumwa, IA MISA
36940 Owatonna, MN MISA
36980 Owensboro, KY MSA
37020 Owosso, MI MISA
37060 Oxford, MS MISA
37080 Oxford, NC MISA
37100 Oxnard-Thousand Oaks-Ventura, CA MSA
37120 Ozark, AL MISA
37140 Paducah, KY-IL MISA
37220 Pahrump, NV MISA
37260 Palatka, FL MISA
37300 Palestine, TX MISA
37340 Palm Bay-Melbourne-Titusville, FL MSA
37420 Pampa, TX MISA
37460 Panama City, FL MSA
37500 Paragould, AR MISA
37540 Paris, TN MISA
37580 Paris, TX MISA
37620 Parkersburg-Vienna, WV MSA
37660 Parsons, KS MISA
37740 Payson, AZ MISA
37780 Pecos, TX MISA
37800 Pella, IA MISA
37860 Pensacola-Ferry Pass-Brent, FL MSA
37900 Peoria, IL MSA
37940 Peru, IN MISA
37980 Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington, PA-NJ-DE-MD MSA
38060 Phoenix-Mesa-Scottsdale, AZ MSA
38100 Picayune, MS MISA
38180 Pierre, SD MISA
38220 Pine Bluff, AR MSA
38240 Pinehurst-Southern Pines, NC MISA
38260 Pittsburg, KS MISA
38300 Pittsburgh, PA MSA
38340 Pittsfield, MA MSA
38380 Plainview, TX MISA
38420 Platteville, WI MISA
38460 Plattsburgh, NY MISA
38500 Plymouth, IN MISA
38540 Pocatello, ID MSA
38580 Point Pleasant, WV-OH MISA
38620 Ponca City, OK MISA
38700 Pontiac, IL MISA
38740 Poplar Bluff, MO MISA
38780 Portales, NM MISA
38820 Port Angeles, WA MISA
38840 Port Clinton, OH MISA
38860 Portland-South Portland, ME MSA
38900 Portland-Vancouver-Hillsboro, OR-WA MSA
38920 Port Lavaca, TX MISA
38940 Port St. Lucie, FL MSA
39020 Portsmouth, OH MISA
39060 Pottsville, PA MISA
39140 Prescott, AZ MSA
39220 Price, UT MISA
39260 Prineville, OR MISA
39300 Providence-Warwick, RI-MA MSA
39340 Provo-Orem, UT MSA
39380 Pueblo, CO MSA
39420 Pullman, WA MISA
39460 Punta Gorda, FL MSA
39500 Quincy, IL-MO MISA
39540 Racine, WI MSA
39580 Raleigh, NC MSA
39660 Rapid City, SD MSA
39700 Raymondville, TX MISA
39740 Reading, PA MSA
39780 Red Bluff, CA MISA
39820 Redding, CA MSA
39860 Red Wing, MN MISA
39900 Reno, NV MSA
39940 Rexburg, ID MISA
39980 Richmond, IN MISA
40060 Richmond, VA MSA
40080 Richmond-Berea, KY MISA
40100 Rio Grande City, TX MISA
40140 Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario, CA MSA
40180 Riverton, WY MISA
40220 Roanoke, VA MSA
40260 Roanoke Rapids, NC MISA
40300 Rochelle, IL MISA
40340 Rochester, MN MSA
40380 Rochester, NY MSA
40420 Rockford, IL MSA
40460 Rockingham, NC MISA
40540 Rock Springs, WY MISA
40580 Rocky Mount, NC MSA
40620 Rolla, MO MISA
40660 Rome, GA MSA
40700 Roseburg, OR MISA
40740 Roswell, NM MISA
40760 Ruidoso, NM MISA
40780 Russellville, AR MISA
40820 Ruston, LA MISA
40860 Rutland, VT MISA
40900 Sacramento--Roseville--Arden-Arcade, CA MSA
40940 Safford, AZ MISA
40980 Saginaw, MI MSA
41060 St. Cloud, MN MSA
41100 St. George, UT MSA
41140 St. Joseph, MO-KS MSA
41180 St. Louis, MO-IL MSA
41220 St. Marys, GA MISA
41260 St. Marys, PA MISA
41400 Salem, OH MISA
41420 Salem, OR MSA
41460 Salina, KS MISA
41500 Salinas, CA MSA
41540 Salisbury, MD-DE MSA
41620 Salt Lake City, UT MSA
41660 San Angelo, TX MSA
41700 San Antonio-New Braunfels, TX MSA
41740 San Diego-Carlsbad, CA MSA
41760 Sandpoint, ID MISA
41780 Sandusky, OH MISA
41820 Sanford, NC MISA
41860 San Francisco-Oakland-Hayward, CA MSA
41940 San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara, CA MSA
42020 San Luis Obispo-Paso Robles-Arroyo Grande, CA MSA
42100 Santa Cruz-Watsonville, CA MSA
42140 Santa Fe, NM MSA
42200 Santa Maria-Santa Barbara, CA MSA
42220 Santa Rosa, CA MSA
42300 Sault Ste. Marie, MI MISA
42340 Savannah, GA MSA
42380 Sayre, PA MISA
42420 Scottsbluff, NE MISA
42460 Scottsboro, AL MISA
42540 Scranton--Wilkes-Barre--Hazleton, PA MSA
42620 Searcy, AR MISA
42660 Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue, WA MSA
42680 Sebastian-Vero Beach, FL MSA
42700 Sebring, FL MSA
42740 Sedalia, MO MISA
42780 Selinsgrove, PA MISA
42820 Selma, AL MISA
42860 Seneca, SC MISA
42900 Seneca Falls, NY MISA
42940 Sevierville, TN MISA
42980 Seymour, IN MISA
43020 Shawano, WI MISA
43060 Shawnee, OK MISA
43100 Sheboygan, WI MSA
43140 Shelby, NC MISA
43180 Shelbyville, TN MISA
43220 Shelton, WA MISA
43260 Sheridan, WY MISA
43300 Sherman-Denison, TX MSA
43320 Show Low, AZ MISA
43340 Shreveport-Bossier City, LA MSA
43380 Sidney, OH MISA
43420 Sierra Vista-Douglas, AZ MSA
43460 Sikeston, MO MISA
43500 Silver City, NM MISA
43580 Sioux City, IA-NE-SD MSA
43620 Sioux Falls, SD MSA
43660 Snyder, TX MISA
43700 Somerset, KY MISA
43740 Somerset, PA MISA
43760 Sonora, CA MISA
43780 South Bend-Mishawaka, IN-MI MSA
43900 Spartanburg, SC MSA
43940 Spearfish, SD MISA
43980 Spencer, IA MISA
44020 Spirit Lake, IA MISA
44060 Spokane-Spokane Valley, WA MSA
44100 Springfield, IL MSA
44140 Springfield, MA MSA
44180 Springfield, MO MSA
44220 Springfield, OH MSA
44260 Starkville, MS MISA
44300 State College, PA MSA
44340 Statesboro, GA MISA
44420 Staunton-Waynesboro, VA MSA
44460 Steamboat Springs, CO MISA
44500 Stephenville, TX MISA
44540 Sterling, CO MISA
44580 Sterling, IL MISA
44620 Stevens Point, WI MISA
44660 Stillwater, OK MISA
44700 Stockton-Lodi, CA MSA
44740 Storm Lake, IA MISA
44780 Sturgis, MI MISA
44860 Sulphur Springs, TX MISA
44900 Summerville, GA MISA
44920 Summit Park, UT MISA
44940 Sumter, SC MSA
44980 Sunbury, PA MISA
45000 Susanville, CA MISA
45020 Sweetwater, TX MISA
45060 Syracuse, NY MSA
45140 Tahlequah, OK MISA
45180 Talladega-Sylacauga, AL MISA
45220 Tallahassee, FL MSA
45300 Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater, FL MSA
45340 Taos, NM MISA
45380 Taylorville, IL MISA
45460 Terre Haute, IN MSA
45500 Texarkana, TX-AR MSA
45520 The Dalles, OR MISA
45540 The Villages, FL MSA
45580 Thomaston, GA MISA
45620 Thomasville, GA MISA
45660 Tiffin, OH MISA
45700 Tifton, GA MISA
45740 Toccoa, GA MISA
45780 Toledo, OH MSA
45820 Topeka, KS MSA
45860 Torrington, CT MISA
45900 Traverse City, MI MISA
45940 Trenton, NJ MSA
45980 Troy, AL MISA
46020 Truckee-Grass Valley, CA MISA
46060 Tucson, AZ MSA
46100 Tullahoma-Manchester, TN MISA
46140 Tulsa, OK MSA
46180 Tupelo, MS MISA
46220 Tuscaloosa, AL MSA
46300 Twin Falls, ID MISA
46340 Tyler, TX MSA
46380 Ukiah, CA MISA
46460 Union City, TN-KY MISA
46500 Urbana, OH MISA
46520 Urban Honolulu, HI MSA
46540 Utica-Rome, NY MSA
46620 Uvalde, TX MISA
46660 Valdosta, GA MSA
46700 Vallejo-Fairfield, CA MSA
46740 Valley, AL MISA
46780 Van Wert, OH MISA
46820 Vermillion, SD MISA
46860 Vernal, UT MISA
46900 Vernon, TX MISA
46980 Vicksburg, MS MISA
47020 Victoria, TX MSA
47080 Vidalia, GA MISA
47180 Vincennes, IN MISA
47220 Vineland-Bridgeton, NJ MSA
47240 Vineyard Haven, MA MISA
47260 Virginia Beach-Norfolk-Newport News, VA-NC MSA
47300 Visalia-Porterville, CA MSA
47340 Wabash, IN MISA
47380 Waco, TX MSA
47420 Wahpeton, ND-MN MISA
47460 Walla Walla, WA MSA
47540 Wapakoneta, OH MISA
47580 Warner Robins, GA MSA
47620 Warren, PA MISA
47660 Warrensburg, MO MISA
47700 Warsaw, IN MISA
47780 Washington, IN MISA
47820 Washington, NC MISA
47900 Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV MSA
47920 Washington Court House, OH MISA
47940 Waterloo-Cedar Falls, IA MSA
47980 Watertown, SD MISA
48020 Watertown-Fort Atkinson, WI MISA
48060 Watertown-Fort Drum, NY MSA
48100 Wauchula, FL MISA
48140 Wausau, WI MSA
48180 Waycross, GA MISA
48220 Weatherford, OK MISA
48260 Weirton-Steubenville, WV-OH MSA
48300 Wenatchee, WA MSA
48460 West Plains, MO MISA
48500 West Point, MS MISA
48540 Wheeling, WV-OH MSA
48580 Whitewater-Elkhorn, WI MISA
48620 Wichita, KS MSA
48660 Wichita Falls, TX MSA
48700 Williamsport, PA MSA
48780 Williston, ND MISA
48820 Willmar, MN MISA
48900 Wilmington, NC MSA
48940 Wilmington, OH MISA
48980 Wilson, NC MISA
49020 Winchester, VA-WV MSA
49080 Winnemucca, NV MISA
49100 Winona, MN MISA
49180 Winston-Salem, NC MSA
49220 Wisconsin Rapids-Marshfield, WI MISA
49260 Woodward, OK MISA
49300 Wooster, OH MISA
49340 Worcester, MA-CT MSA
49380 Worthington, MN MISA
49420 Yakima, WA MSA
49460 Yankton, SD MISA
49620 York-Hanover, PA MSA
49660 Youngstown-Warren-Boardman, OH-PA MSA
49700 Yuba City, CA MSA
49740 Yuma, AZ MSA
49780 Zanesville, OH MISA
49820 Zapata, TX MISA
3.1. Lay of the Land - goto top

Counties are labeled with county name and state-county FIPS code.

 
  View developed with CV XE GIS software.   See this section to learn about making custom metro maps.

3.2. Patterns of Economic Prosperity by Neighborhood go top

Median household income by census tract (see color/data legend at left of map).

 
  View developed with CV XE GIS software.   See this section to learn about making custom metro maps.

 
4. Population Characteristics & Trends - goto top

Population and Components of Change by Year
  Area7/1/20107/1/20117/1/20127/1/20137/1/20147/1/20157/1/20167/1/20177/1/20182010-18
Change
2010-18%/Avg
Total population 263,167 264,882 266,416 268,940 271,035 273,730 274,702 275,105 274,255 11,088 4.2
  Births  3,240 3,163 2,986 2,893 2,983 2,823 2,761 2,709 23,558 3,365
  Deaths  1,698 1,679 1,734 1,735 1,718 1,717 1,915 1,961 14,157 2,022
  -- Natural Increase  1,542 1,484 1,252 1,158 1,265 1,106 846 748 9,401 1,343
  Net Migration  205 94 1,276 962 1,437 -124 -434 -1,599 1,817 260
  -- Intl Migration  137 76 290 354 439 435 264 266 2,261 323
  -- Domestic Migration  68 18 986 608 998 -559 -698 -1,865 -444 -63

4.1. Component City Characteristics go top
Principal Cities (about principal cities); Click link to view city profile.

The largest city in each metropolitan area is designated a "principal city." Additional cities qualify if specified requirements are met concerning population size and employment. The title of each metropolitan area consists of the names of up to three of its principal cities and the name of each state into which the metropolitan area extends.

Principal Cities with 2017 Population and Rank (among all 19,508 cities)
  City Name2017 PopulationU.S. City Rank
  Santa Cruz 65,021565
  Watsonville 54,098710

Cities are places of population concentration. Incorporated cities have governmental powers assigned by the corresponding state. Metros, or CBSAs, contain one or more incorporated city. The Census Bureau develops annual estimates of the population for all cities using a model-based estimation procedure (in contrast to sample survey-based population estimates developed through the American Comunity Survey (ACS). The model based estimates developed for all cities time lag of only a little over a year. In contrast, the ACS-based estimates for cities under 65,000 population have a time lag of four years and are estimates for a 5-year time period. For example, in January 2019, the 7/1/17 estimates are the most recent model-based population data for all cities, whereas the 2017 ACS estimates (centric to mid-2015) are the recent ACS-survey population estimates available for all cities.

Cities 10,000 population and over; click link to view city profile.
  Area7/1/20107/1/20117/1/20127/1/20137/1/20147/1/20157/1/20167/1/2017Chg 10-17%Chg 10-17
  Capitola, CA (0611040) 9,918 9,967 10,018 10,077 10,130 10,185 10,197 10,180 262 2.6
  Santa Cruz, CA (0669112) 60,591 61,480 62,040 62,846 63,299 64,238 64,545 65,021 4,430 7.3
  Scotts Valley, CA (0670588) 11,584 11,633 11,675 11,772 11,864 11,948 11,952 11,945 361 3.1
  Watsonville, CA (0683668) 51,279 51,626 51,960 52,509 53,073 53,664 53,910 54,098 2,819 5.5

All places interactive tables -- ACS 2017 5-year estimates -- General Demographics | Social | Economic | Housing
All places interactive table -- 2010-2017 model-based time series population estimates.

 
4.2. Component County Characteristics - goto top

Metropolitan areas are defined as one or more contiguous counties/county equivalent areas based on a set of demographic-economic criteria. Counties and county equivalent areas comprising the metro are shown below. For multi-county metros, this section provides insights into how the population is changing by county. Many metros changed geographic composition (counties included in the metro) between the Census 2010 vintage and the current vintage. hese changes, if any, are also shown below (county is marked with **). Click county code link to view county components of change.

  Area7/1/20107/1/20117/1/20127/1/20137/1/20147/1/20157/1/20167/1/20177/1/2018Chg 10-18%Chg 10-18
  Santa Cruz County, CA (06087) 263,167 264,882 266,416 268,940 271,035 273,730 274,702 275,105 274,255 11,088 4.2
Number of county/county equivalent areas: 1

All counties demographic-economic interactive tables General Demographics | Social | Economic | Housing
All counties time series population estimates: 2010-2018 interactive table.

 
4.3. General Demographic Characteristics - goto top
    - based on Census American Community Survey 1-year estimates; http://proximityone.com/acs2017.htm
    - see related all ACS 2017 1 year metros General Demographic Characteristics interactive table: http://proximityone.com/cbsa171dp1.htm

  Item20162017Chg16-17%Chg16-17
Total population 274,673 275,897 1,224 0.4
    Male 136,118 137,241 1,123 0.8
    Female 138,555 138,656 101 0.1
    Under 5 years 14,508 13,608 -900 -6.2
    5 to 9 years 15,219 12,556 -2,663 -17.5
    10 to 14 years 15,028 18,574 3,546 23.6
    15 to 19 years 23,454 21,689 -1,765 -7.5
    20 to 24 years 27,423 28,063 640 2.3
    25 to 34 years 31,610 33,348 1,738 5.5
    35 to 44 years 32,347 32,770 423 1.3
    45 to 54 years 36,188 34,642 -1,546 -4.3
    55 to 59 years 19,583 19,608 25 0.1
    60 to 64 years 18,467 18,041 -426 -2.3
    65 to 74 years 25,482 27,744 2,262 8.9
    75 to 84 years 11,363 9,954 -1,409 -12.4
    85 years and over 4,001 5,300 1,299 32.5
    Median age (years) 37.4 37.8 0.4 1.1
    18 years and over 220,517 222,471 1,954 0.9
    21 years and over 197,715 201,268 3,553 1.8
    62 years and over 51,492 53,454 1,962 3.8
    65 years and over 40,846 42,998 2,152 5.3
  Race/Origin
    One race 263,087 263,518 431 0.2
        White 203,973 200,879 -3,094 -1.5
        Black or African American 2,908 2,687 -221 -7.6
        American Indian and Alaska Native 1,797 1,887 90 5.0
        Asian 13,692 13,516 -176 -1.3
        Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander 43 292 249 579.1
        Some other race 40,674 44,257 3,583 8.8
    Two or more races 11,586 12,379 793 6.8
    Hispanic or Latino (of any race) 92,088 93,586 1,498 1.6
        Mexican 84,573 84,244 -329 -0.4
    Not Hispanic or Latino 182,585 182,311 -274 -0.2
        White alone  158,100 157,205 -895 -0.6
        Black or African American alone 2,744 2,324 -420 -15.3
  Citizen, 18 and over 193,003 191,635 -1,368 -0.7
    Male 94,283 92,936 -1,347 -1.4
    Female 98,720 98,699 -21 0.0

 
5. Housing Characteristics & Trends - goto top

5.1. Total Housing Units - goto top
Housing unit estimates shown in section 5.1. are model-based estimates developed by the Census Bureau annually. These estimates may differ some from ACS-based estimates shown in section 5.2. The model-based estimates are available in advance of the ACS-based data and developed using a different method. Unlike the ACS-based 1-year estimates, the model-based estimates are available for all counties and metros.

  Item7/1/20107/1/20117/1/20127/1/20137/1/20147/1/20157/1/20167/1/2017Chg 10-17%Chg 10-17
  Total Housing Units 104,495 104,602 104,770 104,975 105,248 105,528 105,834 106,318 1,823 1.7

See related time series housing estimates interactive table.

 
5.2. General Housing Characteristics - goto top
    - based on Census American Community Survey 1-year estimates; http://proximityone.com/acs2017.htm
    - see related all ACS 2017 1 year metros Housing Characteristics interactive table: http://proximityone.com/cbsa171dp4.htm

  Item20162017Chg16-17%Chg16-17
Total housing units 105,635 106,329 694 0.7
    Occupied housing units (households) 96,257 95,940 -317 -0.3
    Vacant housing units 9,378 10,389 1,011 10.8
Homeowner vacancy rate 0.30 0.70 0.40 133.3
Rental vacancy rate 1.60 2.00 0.40 25.0
Units in Structure
    1-unit, detached 67,626 68,438 812 1.2
    1-unit, attached 8,380 7,607 -773 -9.2
    2 units 3,221 3,721 500 15.5
    3 or 4 units 4,961 7,208 2,247 45.3
    5 to 9 units 4,770 3,779 -991 -20.8
    10 to 19 units 4,475 2,339 -2,136 -47.7
    20 or more units 6,672 7,228 556 8.3
    Mobile home 5,493 5,930 437 8.0
    Boat, RV, van, etc. 37 79 42 113.5
Year Structure Built
    Built 2014 or later 380 602 222 58.4
    Built 2010 or 2013 971 1,329 358 36.9
    Built 2000 to 2009 9,364 7,416 -1,948 -20.8
    Built 1990 to 1999 10,137 9,188 -949 -9.4
    Built 1980 to 1989 13,841 13,575 -266 -1.9
    Built 1970 to 1979 23,523 21,017 -2,506 -10.7
    Built 1960 to 1969 14,544 17,070 2,526 17.4
    Built 1950 to 1959 11,364 14,312 2,948 25.9
    Built 1940 to 1949 8,155 8,226 71 0.9
    Built 1939 or earlier 13,356 13,594 238 1.8
Total housing units - Median rooms 5 5 0 -2.0
    Occupied housing units - Owner-occupied 56,232 59,685 3,453 6.1
    Occupied housing units - Renter-occupied 40,025 36,255 -3,770 -9.4
Average household size of owner-occupied unit 2.73 2.79 0.06 2.2
Average household size of renter-occupied unit 2.71 2.67 -0.04 -1.5
Year Moved into Unit; Occupied Housing Units
    Moved in 2015 or later 15,965 20,332 4,367 27.4
    Moved in 2010 to 2014 24,053 20,825 -3,228 -13.4
    Moved in 2000 to 2009 25,502 25,674 172 0.7
    Moved in 1990 to 1999 15,338 13,993 -1,345 -8.8
    Moved in 1980 to 1989 8,232 7,900 -332 -4.0
    Moved in 1979 or earlier 7,167 7,216 49 0.7
Year Vehicles; Occupied Housing Units
    No vehicles available 5,747 5,797 50 0.9
    1 vehicle available 26,638 28,286 1,648 6.2
    2 vehicles available 37,332 32,969 -4,363 -11.7
    3 or more vehicles available 26,540 28,888 2,348 8.8
House Heating; Occupied Housing Units
    Utility gas 58,311 56,774 -1,537 -2.6
    Bottled, tank, or LP gas 9,168 8,854 -314 -3.4
    Electricity 19,846 20,510 664 3.3
    Fuel oil, kerosene, etc. 118 92 -26 -22.0
    Coal or coke 0 0 0...
    Wood 4,911 4,177 -734 -14.9
    Solar energy 766 788 22 2.9
    occupants per room - 1.00 or less 88,304 89,119 815 0.9
    occupants per room - 1.01 to 1.50 4,723 4,365 -358 -7.6
    occupants per room - 1.51 or more 3,230 2,456 -774 -24.0
Housing Value; Occupied Housing Units
    Less than $50,000 895 724 -171 -19.1
    $50,000 to $99,999 986 847 -139 -14.1
    $100,000 to $149,999 864 1,114 250 28.9
    $150,000 to $199,999 523 783 260 49.7
    $200,000 to $299,999 2,080 1,573 -507 -24.4
    $300,000 to $499,999 9,543 8,775 -768 -8.0
    $500,000 to $999,999 29,300 31,650 2,350 8.0
    $1,000,000 or more 12,041 14,219 2,178 18.1
    Median (dollars) 712,800 775,000 62,200 8.7
Mortgage Status; Owner-occupied units - total 56,232 59,685 3,453 6.1
    Occupied housing units -Housing units with a mortgage 38,868 40,520 1,652 4.3
    Occupied housing units - Housing units without a mortgage 17,364 19,165 1,801 10.4
Rent; Occupied units paying rent 38,195 34,614 -3,581 -9.4
    Less than $500 1,952 2,674 722 37.0
    $500 to $999 5,007 5,824 817 16.3
    $1,000 to $1,499 10,491 5,410 -5,081 -48.4
    $1,500 to $1,999 8,776 9,465 689 7.9
    $2,000 to $2,499 6,481 6,577 96 1.5
    $2,500 to $2,999 2,957 3,381 424 14.3
    $3,000 or more 2,531 1,283 -1,248 -49.3
    Median (dollars) 1,594 1,680 86 5.4
GRAPI; Occupied units paying rent (excl units where GRAPI not computed) 37,986 33,901 -4,085 -10.8
    Less than 15.0 percent 2,982 3,566 584 19.6
    15.0 to 19.9 percent 2,734 3,986 1,252 45.8
    20.0 to 24.9 percent 4,718 1,885 -2,833 -60.0
    25.0 to 29.9 percent 4,705 4,110 -595 -12.6
    30.0 to 34.9 percent 3,680 2,984 -696 -18.9
    35.0 percent or more 19,167 17,370 -1,797 -9.4

5.3. Residential Construction; Housing Units Authorized & Value - goto top

Based on Census Building Permits (http://proximityone.com/metro_residentialconstruction.htm, these data provide insights into the trending quality, type and value of new residential construction. See web section for footnote and related information. These data are updated monthly. The table presents the most recent 12 months.

  ItemAug15Sep15Oct15Nov15Dec15Jan16Feb16Mar16Apr16May16Jun16Jul16
Total Residential Units 17 21 13 14 15 14 14 19 15 21 21 17
  in 1 unit bldgs 9 8 8 7 8 8 9 10 10 11 11 9
  in 2 unit bldgs 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
  in 3-4 unit bldgs 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 3
  in 5+ unit bldgs 5 10 5 7 7 6 5 5 5 10 10 5
  Bldgs with 5+ units 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1
  Percent Coverage 55 55 55 55 55 55 55 55 57 57 57 57
Value ($000), Total Units 2,791 3,250 2,398 2,219 2,435 2,499 2,614 3,288 2,662 3,552 3,386 2,958
  1 unit structures 1,938 1,889 1,889 1,507 1,723 1,889 2,105 2,320 2,153 2,535 2,369 2,105
  2 unit structures 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
  3-4 unit structures 344 344 0 0 0 0 0 459 0 0 0 344
  5+ unit structures 509 1,017 509 712 712 610 509 509 509 1,017 1,017 509

5.4. Housing Price Index - goto top

Based on the FHFA (Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac) Housing Price Index (http://proximityone.com/hpi.htm), these non seasonally adjusted data provide insights into movement of single-family housing prices. The data are updated quarterly and feature a short lag between the date of availability and quarterly reference date. See related interactive table to compare areas. See related 5-Digit ZIP Code HPI interactive table.
This table shows annual HPI values for the U.S., CBSA state, CBSA and CBSA component counties for the base year 2000 = 100. The rightmost column shows housing value appreciation between 2010 and 2017.

    Housing Price Index:20102011201220132014201520162017HPA 10-17
   United States 126.86 121.29 118.99 123.23 130.83 136.39 143.64 151.78 19.64
   State: California 140.50 132.43 131.49 145.83 166.50 175.49 188.88 203.10 44.56
   Metro: Santa Cruz-Watsonville, CA MSA 127.64 120.03 120.61 131.35 148.12 159.32 173.93 186.32 45.97
   Santa Cruz County, CA 127.64 120.03 120.61 131.35 148.12 159.32 173.93 186.32 45.97

 
6. Economic Characteristics & Trends - goto top

6.1. Economic Profile - goto top

Based on BEA Regional Economic Information System (http://proximityone.com/reis.htm), these data provide a comprehensive overview of the local economy. See web section for footnote and related information.

Economic Characteristics
  Item20102011201220132014201520162017Chg10-17%Chg10-17
Personal income (millions of dollars) 12,789 13,303 14,173 14,552 15,328 16,348 16,766 17,665 4,876 38.1
.Net earnings by place of residence 8,756 8,886 9,275 9,699 9,963 10,549 10,688 11,400 2,644 30.2
.Personal current transfer receipts 1,708 1,705 1,727 1,803 1,907 2,054 2,143 2,150 442 25.9
..Income maintenance benefits 1/ 159 164 168 170 170 173 168 164 6 3.5
..Unemployment insurance compensation 178 144 117 95 65 58 59 62 -116 -65.4
..Retirement and other 1,371 1,397 1,442 1,538 1,672 1,823 1,916 1,925 553 40.4
.Dividends, interest, and rent 2/ 2,325 2,712 3,171 3,050 3,458 3,745 3,935 4,115 1,790 77.0
.Population (persons) 3/ 263,216 265,103 266,794 269,395 271,529 274,299 275,196 275,897 12,681 4.8
.Per capita personal income 4/ 48,589 50,180 53,124 54,017 56,452 59,598 60,924 64,028 15,439 31.8
.Per capita net earnings 4/ 33,266 33,517 34,766 36,004 36,692 38,458 38,838 41,319 8,053 24.2
.Per capita pers current trans receipts 4/ 6,489 6,432 6,472 6,692 7,023 7,487 7,787 7,794 1,305 20.1
..Per capita income maint benefits 4/ 603 620 629 630 626 629 611 595 -8 -1.3
..Per capita unempl insurance comp 4/ 676 542 437 353 238 213 214 223 -453 -67.0
..Per capita retirement and other 4/ 5,209 5,270 5,406 5,709 6,159 6,645 6,961 6,975 1,766 33.9
.Per capita dividends, interest & rent 4/ 8,834 10,231 11,886 11,321 12,737 13,653 14,300 14,915 6,081 68.8
.Earnings by place of work 7,838 7,755 7,859 8,316 8,670 8,900 8,994 9,391 1,553 19.8
..Wages and salaries 4,112 4,234 4,315 4,500 4,732 5,049 5,300 5,595 1,483 36.1
..Supplements to wages and salaries 1,096 1,174 1,157 1,271 1,332 1,407 1,462 1,512 416 38.0
...Employer cont/empl pens/insur funds 5/ 806 871 848 946 992 1,046 1,076 1,109 303 37.6
...Employer cont/govt social insurance 290 303 310 325 340 361 385 403 113 39.0
..Proprietors income 2,630 2,346 2,388 2,545 2,606 2,444 2,232 2,284 -346 -13.2
...Farm proprietors income 144 165 189 224 229 320 292 278 135 93.7
...Nonfarm proprietors income 2,487 2,181 2,199 2,322 2,377 2,125 1,940 2,006 -481 -19.3
Total employment (number of jobs) 138,372 138,208 140,225 144,623 149,214 153,530 154,836 156,392 18,020 13.0
.Wage and salary employment 96,418 95,796 97,642 100,908 104,452 107,727 110,395 111,177 14,759 15.3
.Proprietors employment 41,954 42,412 42,583 43,715 44,762 45,803 44,441 45,215 3,261 7.8
..Farm proprietors employment 6/ 521 516 507 517 514 523 519 521 0 0.0
..Nonfarm proprietors employment 41,433 41,896 42,076 43,198 44,248 45,280 43,922 44,694 3,261 7.9
Average earnings per job (dollars) 56,647 56,109 56,048 57,498 58,105 57,968 58,085 60,049 3,402 6.0
.Average wages and salaries 42,646 44,202 44,188 44,592 45,304 46,865 48,012 50,327 7,681 18.0
.Average nonfarm proprietors income 60,021 52,062 52,269 53,746 53,716 46,920 44,163 44,879 -15,142 -25.2

 
6.2. Establishments, Employment & Earnings by Sector (QCEW) - goto top

6.2.1. Establishments, Employment & Earnings by Sector (QCEW)
Based on BLS Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (http://proximityone.com/eee.htm), these data are updated quarterly and feature only a 7 month lag between the date of availability and quarterly reference date. See related interactive table to compare areas.

  SectorEstablishments
2016Q2
Employment
2016Q2
Avg Weekly Wages
2016Q2
Establishments
2017Q2
Employment
2017Q2
Avg Weekly Wages
2017Q2
 Total, all industries 9,375 105,643 901 9,570 106,618 950
 Total, all industries - Fed Govt 27 522 1,331 27 530 1,481
 Total, all industries - St Govt 22 4,844 1,269 22 4,929 1,300
 Total, all industries - Local Govt 157 12,852 1,041 157 12,913 1,019
 Total, all industries - Private 9,169 87,426 858 9,364 88,246 917
    Goods-producing 1,326 20,666 975 1,383 20,356 1,069
      Natural resources and mining 250 9,290 658 252 8,899 682
      Construction 771 4,380 1,019 814 4,637 1,063
      Manufacturing 305 6,995 1,368 317 6,820 1,579
    Service-providing 7,843 66,760 821 7,981 67,890 871
      Trade, transportation & utilities 1,200 17,172 765 1,219 17,040 753
      Information 101 782 1,119 97 767 1,115
      Financial activities 615 3,583 1,103 620 3,544 1,195
      Professional & business services 1,177 9,680 1,263 1,181 10,332 1,381
      Education and health services 2,969 16,784 936 3,005 17,077 1,023
      Leisure and hospitality 749 14,270 403 758 14,605 416
      Other services 631 4,029 707 634 4,014 747
      Unclassified 401 459 727 467 511 833
.. cell value of '...' indicates value suppressed to maintain confidentiality.

6.2.2. Establishments, Employment & Earnings by Sector (QCEW) - Downloadable Detailed NAICS Files

Use the following links to access detailed QCEW data by detailed type of business (CSV files) .. See notes on using these files.
..   2016Q2 ..   2016Q3 ..   2016Q4 ..   2017Q1 ..   2017Q2 ..   2017Q3 ..   2017Q4 ..   2018Q1 ..   2018Q2 ..   2018Q3
 
6.3. Establishments, Employment & Earnings by Sector (CBP) - goto top

Based on Census County Business Patterns (http://proximityone.com/cbp2016.htm), these place of work data include all sectors except crop/animal production; rail transportation; postal service; pension, health, welfare & vacation funds; trusts, estates & agency accounts; private households; public administration. Most government operations are excluded. See related interactive table.
... this section updates with 2017 data in April 2019.

Establishments, Employment & Earnings by Sector
  SectorEstab
2014
Emp
2014
Avg Annual
Pay 2014
Estab
2015
Emp
2015
Avg Annual
Pay 2015
Estab
2016
Emp
2016
Avg Annual
Pay 2016
-- Total for all sectors 6,830 72,301 43,481 6,961 75,572 44,511 7,028 77,903 45,715
11 - Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting 16 0... 19 52 71,731 23 53 76,000
21 - Mining, Quarrying & Oil/Gas Extraction 5 0... 5 0... 5 0...
22 - Utilities 5 0... 5 0... 5 0...
23 - Construction 740 3,208 46,856 792 3,436 50,472 795 3,966 53,856
31 - Manufacturing 304 4,671 50,694 305 5,182 50,040 312 5,158 51,706
42 - Wholesale Trade 314 5,534 66,791 314 5,672 66,705 307 5,490 64,333
44 - Retail Trade 878 11,946 27,255 880 12,274 28,497 900 12,527 29,158
48 - Transportation and Warehousing 98 1,042 37,679 95 1,087 37,599 98 1,119 38,652
51 - Information 118 1,234 69,783 128 1,201 76,021 130 995 65,913
52 - Finance and Insurance 304 2,105 72,301 295 2,225 76,701 299 2,364 76,994
53 - Real Estate and Rental and Leasing 371 1,393 38,760 375 1,447 40,662 372 1,585 41,742
54 - Professional, Scientific & Tech Svcs 878 4,001 69,532 907 4,158 72,193 909 4,360 78,345
55 - Management of Companies/Enterprises 34 1,772 120,763 34 1,603 125,629 33 1,785 113,990
56 - Administrative and Support+ 325 3,501 29,892 328 3,336 31,799 333 3,505 34,255
61 - Educational Services 157 1,838 30,347 158 2,152 31,404 159 2,260 32,982
62 - Health Care and Social Assistance 905 12,651 52,297 919 13,179 53,549 930 13,290 57,721
71 - Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation 114 2,114 27,897 118 2,280 28,168 120 2,551 27,455
72 - Accommodation and Food Services 690 10,941 19,085 700 11,790 19,936 708 12,152 21,033
81 - Other Services (exc Public Admin) 547 4,117 30,614 558 4,304 31,813 569 4,556 32,481

 
6.4. General Economic Characteristics - goto top
    - based on Census American Community Survey 1-year estimates; http://proximityone.com/acs2017.htm
    - see related all ACS 2017 1 year metros Economic Characteristics interactive table: http://proximityone.com/cbsa171dp3.htm

  Item20162017Chg16-17%Chg16-17
Labor Force; Population 16 years and over 226,906 228,648 1,742 0.8
    In labor force 144,910 148,582 3,672 2.5
    In labor force - Civilian labor force 144,442 148,575 4,133 2.9
    In labor force - Civilian labor force - Employed 135,997 137,657 1,660 1.2
    In labor force - Civilian labor force - Unemployed 8,445 10,918 2,473 29.3
    In labor force - Armed Forces 468 7 -461 -98.5
    Not in labor force 81,996 80,066 -1,930 -2.4
    In labor force - Civilian labor force 144,442 148,575 4,133 2.9
    In labor force - Unemployment Rate 5.8 7.3 1.5 25.9
Employment by Industry; Civilian employed population 16 years and over 135,997 137,657 1,660 1.2
    Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting, and mining 6,752 7,017 265 3.9
    Construction 7,934 7,188 -746 -9.4
    Manufacturing 11,002 11,895 893 8.1
    Wholesale trade 3,492 4,135 643 18.4
    Retail trade 15,670 14,637 -1,033 -6.6
    Transportation and warehousing, and utilities 5,520 4,515 -1,005 -18.2
    Information 3,018 3,778 760 25.2
    Finance and insurance, and real estate and rental and leasing 5,023 6,601 1,578 31.4
    Prof, scientific & management, & admine and waste mgmt services 16,129 16,436 307 1.9
    Educational services, and health care and social assistance 34,788 36,243 1,455 4.2
    Arts, entertainment, & recreation, & accommodation & food services 16,008 12,990 -3,018 -18.9
    Other services, except public administration 6,315 7,393 1,078 17.1
    Public administration 4,346 4,829 483 11.1
Class of Worker; Civilian employed population 16 years and over 135,997 137,657 1,660 1.2
    Private wage and salary workers 101,026 101,816 790 0.8
    Government workers 20,770 21,550 780 3.8
    Self-employed in own not incorporated business workers 13,890 14,026 136 1.0
    Unpaid family workers 311 265 -46 -14.8
Household Income; Total households 96,257 95,940 -317 -0.3
    Less than $10,000 5,444 5,567 123 2.3
    $10,000 to $14,999 4,503 5,781 1,278 28.4
    $15,000 to $24,999 7,218 5,059 -2,159 -29.9
    $25,000 to $34,999 7,036 5,590 -1,446 -20.6
    $35,000 to $49,999 8,565 8,447 -118 -1.4
    $50,000 to $74,999 13,416 14,864 1,448 10.8
    $75,000 to $99,999 13,758 10,667 -3,091 -22.5
    $100,000 to $149,999 16,118 16,104 -14 -0.1
    $150,000 to $199,999 8,428 8,874 446 5.3
    $200,000 or more 11,771 14,987 3,216 27.3
Median household income (dollars) 77,613 79,705 2,092 2.7
Mean household income (dollars) 106,035 111,228 5,193 4.9
Earnings; Total households with earnings 75,337 76,656 1,319 1.8
    With earnings - Mean earnings (dollars) 104,627 108,375 3,748 3.6
    With Social Security 32,077 31,105 -972 -3.0
        Mean Social Security income (dollars) 18,635 17,838 -797 -4.3
    With retirement income 19,262 18,785 -477 -2.5
        Mean retirement income (dollars) 34,297 32,679 -1,618 -4.7
    With Supplemental Security Income 5,570 3,940 -1,630 -29.3
        Mean Supplemental Security Income (dollars) 7,861 10,715 2,854 36.3
    With cash public assistance income 2,113 2,622 509 24.1
        Mean cash public assistance income (dollars) 3,278 4,084 806 24.6
    With Food Stamp/SNAP benefits in the past 12 months 8,984 8,485 -499 -5.6
Familiy Income; Families 60,500 61,469 969 1.6
    Less than $10,000 1,740 1,012 -728 -41.8
    $10,000 to $14,999 1,440 1,501 61 4.2
    $15,000 to $24,999 3,949 2,433 -1,516 -38.4
    $25,000 to $34,999 3,019 2,439 -580 -19.2
    $35,000 to $49,999 4,938 5,536 598 12.1
    $50,000 to $74,999 9,154 9,355 201 2.2
    $75,000 to $99,999 8,190 6,868 -1,322 -16.1
    $100,000 to $149,999 12,052 12,535 483 4.0
    $150,000 to $199,999 6,522 7,678 1,156 17.7
    $200,000 or more 9,496 12,112 2,616 27.5
Median family income (dollars) 92,200 103,539 11,339 12.3
Mean family income (dollars) 122,240 132,562 10,322 8.4
Per capita income (dollars) 38,575 39,580 1,005 2.6
Per capita income (dollars) - Nonfamily households 35,757 34,471 -1,286 -3.6
Median nonfamily income (dollars) 48,306 45,009 -3,297 -6.8
Mean nonfamily income (dollars) 73,822 66,410 -7,412 -10.0
Median earnings for workers (dollars) 30,332 31,040 708 2.3
Median earnings for male full-time, year-round workers (dollars) 57,422 65,420 7,998 13.9
Median earnings for female full-time, year-round workers (dollars) 43,721 53,669 9,948 22.8
Insurance Coverage; Civilian Noninstitutionalized Population 272,994 274,486 1,492 0.5
    With health insurance coverage 260,572 259,271 -1,301 -0.5
    With private health insurance coverage  197,877 193,353 -4,524 -2.3
    With public health coverage  98,867 95,149 -3,718 -3.8
    No health insurance coverage 12,422 15,215 2,793 22.5

6.5. Gross Domestic Product - goto top

Based on BEA Metro Gross Domestic Products (GDP) estimates (http://proximityone.com/metrogdp.htm), these provide a comprehensive measure of the metro economic output. Gross domestic product (GDP) is the value of the goods and services produced by the metro’s economy less the value of the goods and services used up in production. GDP estimates, updated annually, are available for only Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs). Use the interactive table to rank, sort, compare metros.

  Item2011201220132014201520162017Change
2011-17
%Change
2011-17
Gross Domestic Product, per capita real GDP 38,973 38,037 39,842 40,548 41,452 41,487 41,613 2,640 6.80
Real GDP (millions) 10,332 10,148 10,733 11,010 11,370 11,417 11,481 1,149 11.12
GDP (current dollars, millions) 10,798 10,850 11,711 12,238 12,846 13,041 13,373 2,575 23.85
Real GDP Quantity Index, all industry 100.429 98.642 104.330 107.020 110.523 110.978 111.598......

6.6. Fortune 1000 Companies with Headquarters in Metro - goto top

The Fortune 1000 companies (http://proximityone.com/metros_fortune1000.htm) are the largest businesses in the U.S.

This section is updated (2018 businesses) and expanded with additional attributes subscriber edition.

  • Granite Construction Incorporated

Number in this metro: 1

6.7. Labor Market Characteristics & Trends go top

Based on BLS Local Area Unemployment Statistics (http://proximityone.com/laus.htm), these data are updated monthly and feature only a 2 month lag between the date of availability and month reference date. See related annual labor force characteristics in section 6.4. See related interactive table to compare areas. The table shows most recent six months and data (not seasonally adjusted) for month one year earlier than most recent month.

  ItemNov16Jun17Jul17Aug17Sep17Oct17Nov17Change
11/16-11/17
%Change
11/16-11/17
Labor Force143,630147,147146,663145,616143,962145,048144,0133830.27
Employment134,820139,380138,571137,781137,223138,655136,2941,4741.09
Unemployment8,8107,7678,0927,8356,7396,3937,719-1,091-12.38
Unemployment Rate6.135.285.525.384.684.415.36-0.77-12.62

6.8. Cost of Living go top

A cost of living measure is provided by the Regional Price Parity (RPP) for goods and services for an area (state or MSA). The RPP is developed by the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) and updated annually. The RPP is an index where the national average of the cost of goods and services sold is 100. The RPP is a measure of the cost of living in that area relative to the U.S. overall average. The RPP is available for states and MSAs. The 2006-2016 series will be updated and extended to 2017 in May 2019. More detail is available in subscriber edition.

The Regional Price Parity (RPP) for all goods and services for the Santa Cruz-Watsonville, CA MSA changed from 120.1 in 2010 to 124.8 in 2017.
 
7. Social & Education Characteristics - goto top

7.1. General Social Characteristics - goto top
    - based on Census American Community Survey 1-year estimates; http://proximityone.com/acs2017.htm
    - see related all ACS 2017 1 year metros Social Characteristics interactive table: http://proximityone.com/cbsa171dp2.htm

  Item20162017Chg16-17%Chg16-17
Total households 96,257 95,940 -317 -0.3
    Family households (families) 60,500 61,469 969 1.6
    Nonfamily households 35,757 34,471 -1,286 -3.6
    Nonfamily households - Householder living alone 25,250 25,865 615 2.4
Average household size 2.72 2.74 0.02 0.7
Average family size 3.31 3.30 -0.01 -0.3
Population in households 261,966 263,003 1,037 0.4
Enrolled in School; Population 3 years and over enrolled in school 78,707 84,565 5,858 7.4
    Nursery school, preschool 3,087 3,463 376 12.2
    Kindergarten 2,428 3,318 890 36.7
    Elementary school (grades 1-8) 23,292 25,538 2,246 9.6
    High school (grades 9-12) 13,653 12,805 -848 -6.2
    College or graduate school 36,247 39,441 3,194 8.8
Educational Attainment; Population 25 years and over 179,041 181,407 2,366 1.3
    Less than 9th grade 15,886 15,223 -663 -4.2
    9th to 12th grade, no diploma 6,871 8,974 2,103 30.6
    High school graduate (includes equivalency) 28,049 30,807 2,758 9.8
    Some college, no degree 41,253 38,324 -2,929 -7.1
    Associate's degree 14,431 15,240 809 5.6
    Bachelor's degree 41,291 43,106 1,815 4.4
    Graduate or professional degree 31,260 29,733 -1,527 -4.9
    Percent high school graduate or higher 87.3 86.7 -0.6 -0.7
    Percent bachelor's degree or higher 40.5 40.2 -0.3 -0.7
Mobility/Migration; Residence one year age - Population 1 year and over 271,666 272,993 1,327 0.5
    Same house 232,662 235,954 3,292 1.4
    Different house in the U.S. 37,502 35,155 -2,347 -6.3
        Same county 16,300 19,541 3,241 19.9
        Different county 21,202 15,614 -5,588 -26.4
        Different county - Same state 15,283 12,603 -2,680 -17.5
        Different county - Different state 5,919 3,011 -2,908 -49.1
    Abroad 1,502 1,884 382 25.4
Nativity
    Native 227,611 222,138 -5,473 -2.4
        Born in United States 223,407 217,685 -5,722 -2.6
        Born in United States - State of residence 168,018 168,699 681 0.4
        Born in United States - Different state 55,389 48,986 -6,403 -11.6
        Born in PR, U.S. Island or born abroad to Americans 4,204 4,453 249 5.9
    Foreign born 47,062 53,759 6,697 14.2
Foreign-born population 47,062 53,759 6,697 14.2
    Naturalized U.S. citizen 18,763 20,849 2,086 11.1
    Not a U.S. citizen 28,299 32,910 4,611 16.3
Language Sooken at Home; Population 5 years and over 260,165 262,289 2,124 0.8
    English only 175,770 178,298 2,528 1.4
    Language other than English 84,395 83,991 -404 -0.5
    Language other than English - Speak English less than "very well" 33,134 31,738 -1,396 -4.2
    Spanish 68,939 65,992 -2,947 -4.3
    Spanish - Speak English less than "very well" 29,112 27,026 -2,086 -7.2
Computer Access; Total households 96,257 95,940 -317 -0.3
    With a computer 89,028 88,927 -101 -0.1
    With a computer - With a broadband Internet subscription 84,944 84,586 -358 -0.4

 
7.2. Component School District/Local Education Agency (LEA) Characteristics - goto top

Characteristics for 2015-16 School Year
  NameLEAIDLoGradeHiGradeSchoolsStudentsCity
Bonny Doon Union Elementary0605640KG06 1   165     Santa Cruz, CA
Happy Valley Elementary0616560KG06 1   132     Santa Cruz, CA
Live Oak Elementary0621990KG12 8   2,106     Santa Cruz, CA
Loma Prieta Joint Union Elementary0622350KG08 2   491     Los Gatos, CA
Mountain Elementary0626070KG06 1   124     Soquel, CA
Pacific Elementary0629340KG06 1   115     Davenport, CA
Pajaro Valley Unified0629490KG12 33   20,354     Watsonville, CA
San Lorenzo Valley Unified0634740KG12 8   4,644     Ben Lomond, CA
Santa Cruz City Elementary0635590KG06 5   2,294     Soquel, CA
Santa Cruz City High0635600KG12 10   4,643     Soquel, CA
Santa Cruz County Office Of Education0691036KG12 4   1,352     Santa Cruz, CA
Santa Cruz County Rop06001431012 1   ...     Santa Cruz, CA
Scotts Valley Unified0600043KG12 4   2,545     Scotts Valley, CA
Soquel Union Elementary0637290KG08 5   1,979     Capitola, CA


Number in this metro: 17

 
7.3. Component Higher Education Institution Characteristics - goto top

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8. GeoPolitics - goto top

Metro breakout not available for this area in this version. See related:
  • 115th Congressional Districts demographic-economic interactive tables General demographics .. Social .. Economic .. Housing
  • State Legislative Districts (2016 cycle) interactive table

 
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