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Situation & Outlook Report

Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CA Metropolitan Statistical Area (CBSA 31080)
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Contents of this Report

This document is organized into these sections:

1. Recent Trends & Outlook 2. Overview & Updates 3. 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 4.2.1. RDEMS 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. Cost of Living Indexes 6.3. Cost of Doing Business Indexes 6.4. Consumer Price Index 6.5. Gross Domestic Product 6.6. Establishments, Employment & Earnings by Type of Business 6.7. Labor Market Characteristics & Trends 7. Education Infrastructure 7.1. Component School District Characteristics 7.2. Component Higher Education Institution Characteristics 8. GeoPolitics	Terms of Use Related Resources Using this Document Updates About Metros & Principal Cities Glossary

1. Recent Trends & Outlook
2. Overview & Updates
3. 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
4.2.1. RDEMS 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. Cost of Living Indexes
6.3. Cost of Doing Business Indexes
6.4. Consumer Price Index
6.5. Gross Domestic Product
6.6. Establishments, Employment & Earnings by Type of Business
6.7. Labor Market Characteristics & Trends
7. Education Infrastructure
7.1. Component School District Characteristics
7.2. Component Higher Education Institution Characteristics
8. GeoPolitics

1. Recent Trends & Outlook
Summary of recent business, demographic, economic trends; year-ahead & 5-year outlook.
- the Recent Trends & Outlook section, updated quarterly, covers topics about this metro such as .. assessing the implications of next jobs report .. impact of Fed''s interest rate action .. which sectors are expanding or contracting .. housing market conditions .. insights to help your planning and decision-making. The Recent Trends & Outlook section is available in the subscription edition.

2. Overview & Update
The total population of the Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CA MSA metro changed from 12,843,875 in 2010 to 13,254,397 in 2015, a change of 496,193 (3.9%). Among all 917 metros, this metro was ranked number 2 in 2010 and 2 in 2015, based on total population. Annual net migration was 18,246 (2011), 17,255 (2012), 17,216 (2013), 9,709 (2014), 9,709 (2015). View annual population estimates and components of change table. See more about population characteristics below.

This metro is projected to have a total population in 2020 of 14,151,120. The projected population change from 2010 to 2020 is 1,305,809 (10.2%). The population ages 65 years and over is projected to change from 1,461,263 (2010) to 2,231,510 (2020), a change of 770,247 (52.7%). See more about population projections.

Based on per capita personal income (PCPI), this metro was ranked number 59 in 2008 and 56 in 2014. among the 917 metros for which personal income was estimated.The PCPI changed from $45,194 in 2008 to $50,751 in 2014, a change of $5,557 (12.3%). Per capita personal income (PCPI) is a comprehensive measure of individual economic well-being. Use the interactive table to compare PCPI in this metro to other metros. See more about PCPI in Economic Characteristics section below.

282 metropolitan statistical areas, of the total 381, experienced an increase in real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) between 2009 and 2014. This metro ranked number 2 among the 381 metros based on 2014 GDP. The GDP (millions of current dollars) changed from $753,732 in 2009 to $866,745 in 2014 a change of $113,013 (14.99%). Real GDP (millions of real, inflation adjusted, dollars) changed from $753,732 in 2009 to $797,697 in 2014, a change of $43,965 (5.83%). 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 more about GDP in Economic Characteristics section below.

Attributes of driil-down, small area geography within the metro ... metros account for 65,744 of the national scope 73,056 census tracts (others are in non-metro areas). This metro is comprised of 2,929 tracts covering the metro wall-to-wall. View, rank, compare demographic-economic attributes of these tracts using the interactive tables. Use the CBSA code 31080; see table usage details below the table.

Fortune 1000 Companies with headquarters in this metro.

• AECOM Technology Corporation
• Activision Blizzard, Inc.
• Allergan, Inc.
• Apria Healthcare Group Inc.
• Avery Dennison Corporation
• Broadcom Corporation
• CBRE Group, Inc.
• DIRECTV
• Edison International
• Edwards Lifesciences Corporation
• First American Financial Corporation
• Guess?, Inc.
• HCP, Inc.
• Health Net, Inc.
• Ingram Micro Inc.
• Jacobs Engineering Group Inc.
• KB Home
• Live Nation Entertainment, Inc.
• Mattel, Inc.
• Mercury General Corporation
• Molina Healthcare, Inc.
• Oaktree Capital Group, LLC
• Occidental Petroleum Corporation
• Public Storage
• Reliance Steel & Aluminum Co.
• Spectrum Group International, Inc.
• Standard Pacific Corp.
• Tetra Tech, Inc.
• The Walt Disney Company
• Tutor Perini Corporation
• Unified Grocers, Inc.
• Western Digital Corporation

Number in this metro: 32. Extended data & analysis in subscription edition.

3. Lay of the Land & Neighborhood Patterns of Economic Prosperity go top

3.1. Lay of the Land go top
Lay of the Land. The following map shows the metro with bold boundary.
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 go top
Updated monthly, quarterly, annually. Housing market conditions and extended detail Available in subscription edition.

4.1. Component City Characteristics go top
Principal Cities (about principal cities); Click link to view city profile.
• Anaheim
• Arcadia
• Burbank
• Carson
• Costa Mesa
• Fountain Valley
• Gardena
• Glendale
• Irvine
• Long Beach
• Los Angeles
• Monterey Park
• Newport Beach
• Orange
• Pasadena
• Santa Ana
• Santa Monica
• Torrance
• Tustin

Cities 10,000 population and over; click link to view city profile.

Area	Census 2010	July 1 2010	July 1 2011	July 1 2012	July 1 2013	July 1 2014	Change 2010-14	%Change 2010-14

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Agoura Hills, CA (0600394)	20,330	20,343	20,523	20,638	20,742	20,843	500	2.50
Alhambra, CA (0600884)	83,089	83,186	83,796	84,496	84,935	85,569	2,383	2.90
Aliso Viejo, CA (0600947)	47,823	48,207	48,953	49,602	50,189	50,231	2,024	4.20
Anaheim, CA (0602000)	336,265	337,280	340,830	343,606	345,923	346,997	9,717	2.90
Arcadia, CA (0602462)	56,364	56,420	56,812	57,135	57,706	58,232	1,812	3.20
Artesia, CA (0602896)	16,522	16,530	16,616	16,705	16,795	16,895	365	2.20
Azusa, CA (0603386)	46,361	46,351	46,632	47,360	48,015	48,799	2,448	5.30
Baldwin Park, CA (0603666)	75,390	75,465	75,949	76,540	76,922	77,119	1,654	2.20
Bell, CA (0604870)	35,477	35,512	35,746	35,938	36,121	36,217	705	2.00
Bell Gardens, CA (0604996)	42,072	42,104	42,347	42,853	43,043	43,146	1,042	2.50
Bellflower, CA (0604982)	76,616	76,661	77,134	77,557	77,959	78,236	1,575	2.10
Beverly Hills, CA (0606308)	34,109	34,148	34,361	34,611	34,756	34,871	723	2.10
Brea, CA (0608100)	39,282	39,438	39,897	40,269	41,109	41,508	2,070	5.20
Buena Park, CA (0608786)	80,530	80,832	81,709	82,329	83,133	83,105	2,273	2.80
Burbank, CA (0608954)	103,340	103,404	104,003	104,566	105,119	105,368	1,964	1.90
Calabasas, CA (0609598)	23,058	23,480	23,809	23,943	24,227	24,296	816	3.50
Carson, CA (0611530)	91,714	91,664	91,940	92,591	92,965	93,271	1,607	1.80
Cerritos, CA (0612552)	49,041	49,079	49,365	49,627	49,879	50,004	925	1.90
Claremont, CA (0613756)	34,926	34,969	35,324	35,479	35,929	36,054	1,085	3.10
Commerce, CA (0614974)	12,823	12,835	12,910	12,978	13,044	13,076	241	1.90
Compton, CA (0615044)	96,455	96,515	97,207	97,824	98,328	98,597	2,082	2.20
Costa Mesa, CA (0616532)	109,960	110,055	111,049	111,831	112,439	112,784	2,729	2.50
Covina, CA (0616742)	47,796	47,827	48,103	48,450	48,714	49,002	1,175	2.50
Cudahy, CA (0617498)	23,805	23,821	23,964	24,096	24,222	24,291	470	2.00
Culver City, CA (0617568)	38,883	38,904	39,120	39,387	39,592	39,691	787	2.00
Cypress, CA (0617750)	47,802	47,983	48,493	48,848	49,220	49,240	1,257	2.60
Dana Point, CA (0617946)	33,351	33,343	33,688	33,935	34,124	34,116	773	2.30
Diamond Bar, CA (0619192)	55,544	55,598	55,982	56,332	56,626	56,784	1,186	2.10
Downey, CA (0619766)	111,772	111,873	112,541	113,137	113,709	114,172	2,299	2.10
Duarte, CA (0619990)	21,321	21,358	21,480	21,700	21,805	22,006	648	3.00
El Monte, CA (0622230)	113,475	113,697	114,354	115,329	116,195	116,631	2,934	2.60
El Segundo, CA (0622412)	16,654	16,665	16,764	16,876	16,981	17,063	398	2.40
Fountain Valley, CA (0625380)	55,313	55,509	56,072	56,525	56,898	57,010	1,501	2.70
Fullerton, CA (0628000)	135,161	135,390	136,673	138,605	139,355	139,677	4,287	3.20
Garden Grove, CA (0629000)	170,883	171,285	173,281	174,379	175,270	175,078	3,793	2.20
Gardena, CA (0628168)	58,829	58,874	59,279	59,651	60,229	60,395	1,521	2.60
Glendale, CA (0630000)	191,719	191,870	193,214	194,820	196,805	200,167	8,297	4.30
Glendora, CA (0630014)	50,073	50,216	50,565	50,840	51,301	51,442	1,226	2.40
Hawaiian Gardens, CA (0632506)	14,254	14,272	14,355	14,436	14,517	14,557	285	2.00
Hawthorne, CA (0632548)	84,293	84,354	85,161	85,774	86,509	87,583	3,229	3.80
Hermosa Beach, CA (0633364)	19,506	19,517	19,625	19,741	19,831	19,891	374	1.90
Huntington Beach, CA (0636000)	189,992	191,402	193,366	194,852	198,122	200,809	9,407	4.90
Huntington Park, CA (0636056)	58,114	58,152	58,486	58,796	59,120	59,362	1,210	2.10
Inglewood, CA (0636546)	109,673	109,755	110,834	111,422	111,805	111,905	2,150	2.00
Irvine, CA (0636770)	212,375	213,366	220,528	229,680	237,111	248,531	35,165	16.50
La Cañada Flintridge, CA (0639003)	20,246	20,262	20,394	20,506	20,616	20,662	400	2.00
La Habra, CA (0639290)	60,239	60,406	61,052	61,466	61,822	62,066	1,660	2.70
La Mirada, CA (0640032)	48,527	48,566	48,832	49,073	49,303	49,459	893	1.80
La Palma, CA (0640256)	15,568	15,555	15,708	15,813	15,928	15,911	356	2.30
La Puente, CA (0640340)	39,816	39,854	40,128	40,345	40,591	40,735	881	2.20
La Verne, CA (0640830)	31,063	31,091	31,284	31,459	31,836	32,288	1,197	3.80
Laguna Beach, CA (0639178)	22,723	22,774	23,019	23,173	23,325	23,341	567	2.50
Laguna Hills, CA (0639220)	30,344	30,314	30,620	30,831	30,994	30,972	658	2.20
Laguna Niguel, CA (0639248)	62,979	63,151	63,893	64,357	64,707	65,448	2,297	3.60
Laguna Woods, CA (0639259)	16,192	16,077	16,236	16,347	16,431	16,415	338	2.10
Lake Forest, CA (0639496)	77,264	77,599	78,454	79,004	79,513	80,148	2,549	3.30
Lakewood, CA (0639892)	80,048	80,095	80,599	81,025	81,448	81,653	1,558	1.90
Lancaster, CA (0640130)	156,633	156,905	158,474	158,959	160,168	161,043	4,138	2.60
Lawndale, CA (0640886)	32,769	32,797	32,994	33,175	33,352	33,442	645	2.00
Lomita, CA (0642468)	20,256	20,276	20,420	20,588	20,695	20,768	492	2.40
Long Beach, CA (0643000)	462,257	462,769	465,825	469,141	471,480	473,577	10,808	2.30
Los Alamitos, CA (0643224)	11,449	11,430	11,542	11,625	11,681	11,716	286	2.50
Los Angeles, CA (0644000)	3,792,621	3,796,290	3,826,423	3,861,678	3,897,940	3,928,864	132,574	3.50
Lynwood, CA (0644574)	69,772	69,650	69,852	70,909	71,664	71,839	2,189	3.10
Malibu, CA (0645246)	12,645	12,661	12,741	12,825	12,913	12,958	297	2.30
Manhattan Beach, CA (0645400)	35,135	35,153	35,353	35,542	35,717	35,881	728	2.10
Maywood, CA (0646492)	27,395	27,413	27,580	27,723	27,867	27,937	524	1.90
Mission Viejo, CA (0648256)	93,305	93,281	94,209	94,965	96,502	97,209	3,928	4.20
Monrovia, CA (0648648)	36,590	36,614	36,837	37,027	37,258	37,415	801	2.20
Montebello, CA (0648816)	62,500	62,544	63,090	63,437	63,760	63,929	1,385	2.20
Monterey Park, CA (0648914)	60,269	60,303	60,676	60,987	61,298	61,458	1,155	1.90
Newport Beach, CA (0651182)	85,186	85,364	86,229	86,814	87,310	87,266	1,902	2.20
Norwalk, CA (0652526)	105,549	105,613	106,188	106,475	106,897	107,096	1,483	1.40
Orange, CA (0653980)	136,416	136,823	138,438	139,476	140,289	139,812	2,989	2.20
Palmdale, CA (0655156)	152,750	153,057	154,440	155,627	157,686	158,279	5,222	3.40
Palos Verdes Estates, CA (0655380)	13,438	13,447	13,520	13,582	13,653	13,680	233	1.70
Paramount, CA (0655618)	54,098	54,141	54,477	54,837	55,252	55,406	1,265	2.30
Pasadena, CA (0656000)	137,122	137,208	138,036	138,764	140,328	140,881	3,673	2.70
Pico Rivera, CA (0656924)	62,942	62,987	63,384	63,724	64,060	64,235	1,248	2.00
Placentia, CA (0657526)	50,533	51,000	51,582	51,999	52,350	52,397	1,397	2.70
Pomona, CA (0658072)	149,058	149,184	150,065	151,068	152,003	153,350	4,166	2.80
Rancho Palos Verdes, CA (0659514)	41,643	41,675	42,099	42,360	42,596	42,726	1,051	2.50
Rancho Santa Margarita, CA (0659587)	47,853	47,945	48,426	48,759	49,292	49,359	1,414	2.90
Redondo Beach, CA (0660018)	66,748	66,795	67,193	67,577	67,944	68,149	1,354	2.00
Rosemead, CA (0662896)	53,764	53,824	54,165	54,470	54,795	54,947	1,123	2.10
San Clemente, CA (0665084)	63,522	63,638	64,378	64,837	65,180	65,326	1,688	2.70
San Dimas, CA (0666070)	33,371	33,395	33,595	33,791	33,988	34,637	1,242	3.70
San Fernando, CA (0666140)	23,645	23,665	23,814	23,895	24,274	24,587	922	3.90
San Gabriel, CA (0667042)	39,718	39,748	39,995	40,211	40,409	40,519	771	1.90
San Juan Capistrano, CA (0668028)	34,593	34,785	35,219	35,511	36,001	36,282	1,497	4.30
San Marino, CA (0668224)	13,147	13,156	13,235	13,302	13,381	13,423	267	2.00
Santa Ana, CA (0669000)	324,528	325,513	328,856	331,684	335,388	334,909	9,396	2.90
Santa Clarita, CA (0669088)	176,320	176,487	177,843	179,021	180,207	181,557	5,070	2.90
Santa Fe Springs, CA (0669154)	16,223	16,277	16,553	16,806	17,120	17,537	1,260	7.70
Santa Monica, CA (0670000)	89,736	89,821	90,749	91,798	92,768	92,987	3,166	3.50
Seal Beach, CA (0670686)	24,168	24,118	24,363	24,536	24,663	24,662	544	2.30
Sierra Madre, CA (0671806)	10,917	10,924	10,990	11,049	11,107	11,165	241	2.20
Signal Hill, CA (0671876)	11,016	11,023	11,087	11,194	11,370	11,526	503	4.60
South El Monte, CA (0672996)	20,116	20,133	20,263	20,375	20,504	20,569	436	2.20
South Gate, CA (0673080)	94,396	94,481	95,079	95,613	96,082	96,312	1,831	1.90
South Pasadena, CA (0673220)	25,619	25,638	25,787	25,937	26,079	26,156	518	2.00
Stanton, CA (0673962)	38,186	37,921	38,305	38,505	38,739	38,719	798	2.10
Temple City, CA (0678148)	35,558	35,584	35,824	36,036	36,182	36,334	750	2.10
Torrance, CA (0680000)	145,438	145,539	146,461	147,250	148,048	148,495	2,956	2.00
Tustin, CA (0680854)	75,540	75,512	76,371	77,845	78,519	80,621	5,109	6.80
Walnut, CA (0683332)	29,172	29,218	29,549	29,982	30,138	30,214	996	3.40
West Covina, CA (0684200)	106,098	106,184	107,006	107,590	108,139	108,455	2,271	2.10
West Hollywood, CA (0684410)	34,399	34,430	34,645	34,848	35,417	35,883	1,453	4.20
Westminster, CA (0684550)	89,701	89,818	90,878	91,532	92,077	92,068	2,250	2.50
Whittier, CA (0685292)	85,331	85,391	85,883	86,397	86,988	87,318	1,927	2.30
Yorba Linda, CA (0686832)	64,234	64,451	65,765	66,544	67,178	67,826	3,375	5.20

All places interactive tables General Demographics | Social | Economic | Housing
All places time series population estimates interactive table.

4.2. Component County Characteristics go top

Updated periodically, annually. General demographics, social characteristics and extended detail Available in subscription edition.

Metropolitan areas are defined as one or more contiguous counties based on a set of demographic-economic criteria. Counties 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. These changes, if any, are also shown below (county is marked with **). See projections in related section.Click county code link to view county components of change.

Area	July 1 2010	Pct	July 1 2011	Pct	July 1 2012	Pct	July 1 2013	Pct	July 1 2014	Pct	July 1 2015	Pct
Metro Summary ... more details	12,843,875	100.0	12,952,686	100.0	13,059,779	100.0	13,165,355	100.0	13,254,397	100.0	13,340,068	100.0
Los Angeles County, CA (06037)	9,826,009	76.5	9,896,602	76.4	9,970,436	76.3	10,045,175	76.3	10,109,436	76.3	10,170,292	76.2
Orange County, CA (06059)	3,017,866	23.5	3,056,084	23.6	3,089,343	23.7	3,120,180	23.7	3,144,961	23.7	3,169,776	23.8

All counties interactive tables General Demographics | Social | Economic | Housing
All counties population estimates & components of change time series interactive table.

4.2.1. RDEMS County Characteristics
Updated quarterly. For more information, see RDEMS Main.
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Los Angeles County, CA
Orange County, CA

4.3. General Demographic Characteristics
Updated annually. For more information, detail & to compare areas use interactive table.

Item	2013	2014	Change 2013-14	%Change 2013-14
Total Population: Race/Origin	13,131,431	13,262,220	130,789	1.00
One race	12,644,663	12,735,906	91,243	0.72
White	7,326,886	7,295,860	-31,026	-0.42
Black/African American	7,326,886	7,295,860	-31,026	-0.42
American Indian/Alaska Native	76,638	77,674	1,036	1.35
Asian alone	1,995,734	2,049,237	53,503	2.68
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander	36,628	37,534	906	2.47
Some other race alone	2,324,648	2,393,840	69,192	2.98
Two or more races	486,768	526,314	39,546	8.12
Hispanic or Latino (of any race)	5,900,913	5,978,066	77,153	1.31
Population 25 years and over	8,695,229	8,860,560	165,331	1.31
% high school graduate or higher	78.6	79.1	0.5	0.64
% bachelor's degree or higher	31.7	32.1	0.4	1.26
Total Households	4,251,495	4,287,974	36,479	1.26
Median household income ($)	58,869	60,514	1,645	2.79
Mean household income ($)	85,536	88,098	2,562	3.00

Item	2013	2014	Change 2013-14	%Change 2013-14
Total Population: Gender & Age	13,131,431	13,262,220	130,789	1.00
Male	6,483,369	6,536,709	53,340	3.00
Female	6,648,062	6,725,511	77,449	3.00
Under 5 years	830,596	835,999	5,403	3.00
5 to 9 years	831,422	824,493	-6,929	-0.83
10 to 14 years	845,840	836,215	-9,625	-1.14
15 to 19 years	913,032	894,636	-18,396	-2.01
20 to 24 years	1,015,312	1,010,317	-4,995	-0.49
25 to 34 years	1,977,176	2,016,249	39,073	1.98
35 to 44 years	1,838,775	1,835,890	-2,885	-0.16
45 to 54 years	1,827,063	1,847,701	20,638	1.13
55 to 59 years	807,510	833,162	25,652	3.18
55 to 59 years	807,510	833,162	25,652	3.18
60 to 64 years	660,517	681,197	20,680	3.13
65 to 74 years	877,346	920,617	43,271	4.93
75 to 84 years	476,502	499,677	23,175	4.86
85 years and over	230,340	226,067	-4,273	-1.86
Median age	35.8	36.1	0.3	0.84
18 years and over	10,081,702	10,236,630	154,928	1.54
21 years and over	9,507,883	9,671,948	164,065	1.73
62 years and over	1,960,237	2,035,428	75,191	3.84
65 years and over	1,584,188	1,646,361	62,173	3.92

5. Housing Characteristics & Trends go top
Updated monthly, quarterly, annually. Housing market conditions and extended detail Available in subscription edition.

5.1. Total Housing Units
Updated Annually. Independent annual model-based estimates. For more information, detail & to compare areas use interactive table.

Item	Census 2010	July 1 2010	July 1 2011	July 1 2012	July 1 2013	July 1 2014	Change 2010-2014	%Change 2010-2014
Total Housing Units	4,493,983	4,495,328	4,503,761	4,515,990	4,531,387	4,554,527	59,199	1.32

5.2. General Housing Characteristics
Updated Annually. For more information, detail & to compare areas use interactive table.

Item	2013	2014	Change 2013-14	%Change 2013-14
Housing Units: Units in Structure	4,522,461	4,554,759	32,298	0.71
1-unit, detached	2,261,009	2,267,617	6,608	0.29
1-unit, attached	346,596	361,833	15,237	4.40
2 units	97,022	114,170	17,148	17.67
3 or 4 units	275,611	271,192	-4,419	-1.60
5 to 9 units	347,293	339,191	-8,102	-2.33
10 to 20 units	326,833	330,635	3,802	1.16
20 or more units	783,317	778,391	-4,926	-0.63

Item	2013	2014	Change 2013-14	%Change 2013-14
Housing Units: Occupancy & Tenure	4,522,461	4,554,759	32,298	0.71
Occupied Housing Units	4,251,495	4,287,974	36,479	0.86
Owner	2,055,136	2,071,774	16,638	0.81
Renter	2,196,359	2,216,200	19,841	0.90
Vacant Housing Units	270,966	266,785	-4,181	-1.54
Homeowner vacancy rate	1.00	1.00	0.00	...
Rental vacancy rate	3.70	3.30	-0.40	...
Average household size; owner-occ	3.15	3.15	0.00	0.00
Average household size; renter-occ	2.93	2.94	0.01	0.34
Median Value $ owner occupied	453,500	494,900	41,400	9.13
Median Rent $ renter occupied	1,265	1,309	44	3.48

5.3. Residential Construction; Housing Units Authorized & Value
Updated Monthly. 12 most recent months. For more information, detail & to compare areas use interactive table.

Item	Aug15	Sep15	Oct15	Nov15	Dec15	Jan16	Feb16	Mar16	Apr16	May16	Jun16	Jul16
Total Residential Units	2,365	3,638	1,498	3,724	2,258	2,129	2,769	2,723	2,979	3,770	2,513	2,104
in 1 unit bldgs	709	647	760	646	661	498	644	958	852	1,030	1,023	639
in 2 unit bldgs	74	54	62	72	54	58	92	52	56	84	76	58
in 3-4 unit bldgs	37	17	18	11	39	6	25	61	39	50	25	61
in 5+ unit bldgs	1,545	2,920	658	2,995	1,504	1,567	2,008	1,652	2,032	2,606	1,389	1,346
Bldgs with 5+ units	42	66	34	38	82	31	47	61	44	49	44	57
Percent Coverage	100	100	100	100	100	100	100	100	100	100	100	100
Value ($000), Total Units	545,340	648,344	410,930	804,593	517,607	348,802	586,204	712,324	658,331	722,990	596,417	538,686
1 unit structures	273,401	244,681	288,250	243,174	255,574	187,328	210,286	346,936	288,209	329,069	361,114	260,154
2 unit structures	13,953	10,835	12,550	12,807	10,735	11,018	19,166	9,887	10,868	17,213	15,133	11,866
3-4 unit structures	8,479	3,486	4,684	1,994	7,417	2,111	5,540	13,685	8,157	10,379	4,902	10,303
5+ unit structures	249,507	389,342	105,446	546,618	243,881	148,345	351,212	341,816	351,097	366,329	215,268	256,363

5.4. Housing Price Index go top
Updated quarterly. All transactions; not seasonally adjusted. See related Housing Price Index (HPI) interactive table.
See related 5-Digit ZIP Code HPI interactive table.

Housing Price Index:	2015Q3	2015Q4	2016Q1	2016Q2	2016Q3
	297.73	302.24	306.17	310.34	316.31
Quarter-to-Quarter/Year Percent Change:	2015Q3-2015Q4	2015Q4-2016Q1	2016Q1-2016Q2	2016Q2-2016Q3	2015Q3-2016Q3
	1.51	1.30	1.36	1.92	6.24

6. Economic Characteristics & Trends go top

6.1. Economic Profile go top

The Economic Profile shows shows derivation and key components of total personal income. Data are organized by place of residence and place of work. The place of residence profile includes estimates of total personal income, population, and per capita personal income. The place of work profile includes estimates of total earnings, total employment and average earnings per job. Updated annually. See related interactive table.

Item	2011	2012	2013	2014	2015	Change 2011-2015	%Change 2011-2015
Personal income	611,966,806	656,317,042	649,948,396	687,298,095	727,377,241	115,410,435	18.9
Net earnings 1/	397,017,896	422,017,070	419,131,175	438,252,950	464,765,176	67,747,280	17.1
Personal current transfer receipts	95,217,632	96,249,969	99,937,606	106,235,276	115,017,574	19,799,942	20.8
Income maintenance 2/	13,041,562	13,102,270	13,384,058	13,579,163	13,561,104	519,542	4.0
Unemployment insurance compensation	5,526,339	4,365,625	3,352,305	1,824,446	1,540,783	-3,985,556	-72.1
Retirement and other	76,649,731	78,782,074	83,201,243	90,831,667	99,915,687	23,265,956	30.4
Dividends, interest, and rent 3/	119,731,278	138,050,003	130,879,615	142,809,869	147,594,491	27,863,213	23.3
Population 4/	12,952,686	13,059,779	13,165,355	13,254,397	13,340,068	387,382	3.0
Per capita personal income	47,246	50,255	49,368	51,854	54,526	7,280	15.4
Per capita net earnings	30,651	32,314	31,836	33,065	34,840	4,189	13.7
Per capita personal current transfer receipts	7,351	7,370	7,591	8,015	8,622	1,271	17.3
Per capita income maintenance	1,007	1,003	1,017	1,025	1,017	10	1.0
Per capita unemployment insurance compensation	427	334	255	138	116	-311	-72.8
Per capita retirement and other	5,918	6,032	6,320	6,853	7,490	1,572	26.6
Per capita dividends, interest, and rent	9,244	10,571	9,941	10,775	11,064	1,820	19.7
Earnings by place of work	458,898,419	486,126,799	490,323,862	512,089,866	541,540,504	82,642,085	18.0
Wages and salaries	309,661,299	325,746,860	331,522,630	349,306,609	371,842,951	62,181,652	20.1
Supplements to wages and salaries	77,302,071	77,611,470	80,803,038	83,769,853	87,180,272	9,878,201	12.8
Employer cont. for empl. pension & insur. funds 6/	55,483,174	54,868,245	57,457,739	59,252,416	61,456,109	5,972,935	10.8
Employer cont. for government social insurance	21,818,897	22,743,225	23,345,299	24,517,437	25,724,163	3,905,266	17.9
Proprietors' income	71,935,049	82,768,469	77,998,194	79,013,404	82,517,281	10,582,232	14.7
Nonfarm proprietors' income	22,120	19,700	10,429	4,873	32,819	10,699	48.4
Farm proprietors' income	71,912,929	82,748,769	77,987,765	79,008,531	82,484,462	10,571,533	14.7
Total full-time and part-time employment	7,407,448	7,690,070	7,929,444	8,155,027	8,357,951	950,503	12.8
Wage and salary jobs	5,521,774	5,756,854	5,926,791	6,066,173	6,200,870	679,096	12.3
Number of proprietors	1,885,674	1,933,216	2,002,653	2,088,854	2,157,081	271,407	14.4
Number of nonfarm proprietors 7/	1,320	1,239	1,243	1,245	1,246	-74	-5.6
Number of farm proprietors	1,884,354	1,931,977	2,001,410	2,087,609	2,155,835	271,481	14.4
Average earnings per job (dollars)	61,951	63,215	61,836	62,794	64,793	2,842	4.6
Average wages and salaries	56,080	56,584	55,936	57,583	59,966	3,886	6.9
Average nonfarm proprietors' income	38,163	42,831	38,966	37,846	38,261	98	0.3

Dollar items are in current dollars (not adjusted for inflation). Per capita items in dollars; other dollar items in thousands of dollars.
See related notes.

6.2. Cost of Living Indexes go top
Updated periodically. Available in subscription edition.

6.3. Cost of Doing Business Indexes go top
Updated periodically. Available in subscription edition.

6.4. Consumer Price Index go top
Updated monthly. Available in subscription edition.

6.5. Gross Domestic Product by Sector go top
Updated quarterly, annually. For more information, detail & to compare areas use interactive table. Additional detail in subscription edition.

Item	2009	2010	2011	2012	2013	2014	Change 2009-14	%Change 2009-14
Gross Domestic Product, millions of current dollars	753,732	764,958	779,236	806,415	833,801	866,745	113,013	14.99
Real Gross Domestic Product, millions of real dollars	753,732	755,490	756,796	768,012	780,113	797,697	43,965	5.83

6.6. Establishments, Employment & Earnings by Detailed Type of Business go top
Updated quarterly. For more information, detail & to compare areas use interactive table.

Sector	Establishments 2015Q1	Employment 2015Q1	Avg Weekly Wages 2015Q1	Establishments 2015Q2	Employment 2015Q2	Avg Weekly Wages 2015Q2
Total, all industries	558,906	9,441,827	1,147	563,686	9,557,371	1,065
Total, all industries - Fed Govt	568	96,040	1,631	571	97,775	1,381
Total, all industries - St Govt	1,951	149,631	1,307	1,955	150,448	1,332
Total, all industries - Local Govt	4,743	915,769	1,252	4,744	930,700	1,230
Total, all industries - Private	551,644	8,280,386	1,127	556,416	8,378,447	1,038
Goods-producing	37,374	1,215,703	1,260	37,864	1,228,228	1,176
Natural resources and mining	653	19,899	1,521	660	20,824	1,137
Construction	19,588	339,436	1,125	19,939	351,070	1,141
Manufacturing	17,133	856,368	1,308	17,265	856,334	1,192
Service-providing	514,270	7,064,683	1,104	518,552	7,150,219	1,015
Trade, transportation & utilities	69,378	1,744,625	931	70,062	1,743,267	908
Information	10,602	368,980	2,156	10,926	376,046	1,848
Financial activities	35,005	538,085	2,130	35,507	543,822	1,663
Professional & business services	66,955	1,435,096	1,492	67,957	1,445,488	1,320
Education and health services	234,066	1,504,008	821	236,536	1,527,642	838
Leisure and hospitality	38,646	1,097,720	541	39,475	1,138,896	551
Other services	34,208	309,284	668	34,754	316,043	671
Unclassified	25,410	66,886	797	23,335	59,015	841

Notes: cell value of '...' indicates value suppressed to maintain confidentiality.

Use the following links to access detailed establishment and employment data by type of business (CSV files).
.. see notes on using these files.
2013Q1 .. 2013Q2 .. 2013Q3 .. 2013Q4 .|. 2014Q1 .. 2014Q2 .. 2014Q3 .. 2014Q4 .|. 2015Q1 .. 2015Q2 .. 2015Q3 .. 2015Q4 .. 2016Q1 .. 2016Q2

6.7. Labor Market Characteristics & Trends go top
Updated monthly. Available in subscription edition.
For more information, detail & to compare areas use interactive table.
Table shows 13 most recent months.

Item	Aug15	Sep15	Oct15	Nov15	Dec15	Jan16	Feb16	Mar16	Apr16	May16	Jun16	Jul16	Aug16
Unemplymnt Rate	6.7	6.2	6.0	5.8	5.7	6.0	5.5	5.0	4.7	4.3	5.2	5.5	5.3
Unemployment	335,812	308,654	300,484	291,545	284,141	297,019	278,494	252,211	234,584	214,872	262,943	281,511	269,874
Employment	4,660,170	4,678,893	4,692,415	4,702,841	4,707,516	4,678,536	4,740,176	4,759,149	4,777,435	4,778,460	4,778,302	4,832,767	4,839,835
Labor Force	4,995,982	4,987,547	4,992,899	4,994,386	4,991,657	4,975,555	5,018,670	5,011,360	5,012,019	4,993,332	5,041,245	5,114,278	5,109,709

7. Education Infrastructure go top

7.1. Component School District Characteristics go top
Districts in this metro. Updated periodically. See related School District interactive table.

District Name	City Name	District Code	Locale Code	County	State	2012-13 Enrollment	2013 Total Population	Grade Relevant Pop Ages 5-17

District Name

City Name

District
Code

Locale
Code

County

State

2012-13
Enrollment

2013 Total
Population

Grade Relevant
Pop Ages 5-17

Abc Unf	Cerritos	0601620	21	06037	CA	20,835	108,236	18,476
Acton-Agua Dulce Unf	Acton	0600001	41	06037	CA	1,542	12,864	2,024
Alhambra Unf	Alhambra	0600153	21	06037	CA	18,076	172,776	17,917
Anaheim City	Anaheim	0602610	11	06059	CA	19,126	203,336	21,144
Anaheim Union High	Anaheim	0602630	11	06059	CA	32,085	399,886	36,398
Antelope Valley Union High	Lancaster	0602820	21	06037	CA	24,816	381,071	28,633
Arcadia Unf	Arcadia	0602970	13	06037	CA	9,667	58,938	9,682
Azusa Unf	Azusa	0603600	21	06037	CA	9,755	68,175	12,621
Baldwin Park Unf	Baldwin Park	0603690	21	06037	CA	18,845	76,199	15,809
Bassett Unf	La Puente	0604110	21	06037	CA	4,194	27,206	5,400
Bellflower Unf	Bellflower	0604440	21	06037	CA	13,721	82,964	15,650
Beverly Hills Unf	Beverly Hills	0604830	21	06037	CA	4,515	34,840	5,121
Bonita Unf	San Dimas	0605610	21	06037	CA	9,870	62,480	9,954
Brea-Olinda Unf	Brea	0605880	21	06059	CA	5,972	36,104	6,078
Buena Park Elem	Buena Park	0606360	21	06059	CA	5,349	49,498	6,079
Burbank Unf	Burbank	0606450	12	06037	CA	16,481	105,424	14,708
Capistrano Unf	San Juan Capistrano	0607440	21	06059	CA	53,785	355,247	63,230
Castaic Union Elem	Valencia	0607740	21	06037	CA	2,864	31,034	2,648
Centinela Valley Union High	Lawndale	0607920	21	06037	CA	6,637	166,722	10,042
Centralia Elem	Buena Park	0608070	21	06059	CA	4,501	57,095	4,892
Charter Oak Unf	Covina	0608190	21	06037	CA	5,544	37,351	6,375
Claremont Unf	Claremont	0608760	21	06037	CA	7,018	42,086	6,132
Compton Unf	Compton	0609620	21	06037	CA	24,710	157,896	34,747
Covina-Valley Unf	Covina	0610050	21	06037	CA	12,978	78,843	14,214
Culver City Unf	Culver City	0610260	21	06037	CA	6,741	39,853	5,034
Cypress Elem	Cypress	0610440	21	06059	CA	3,879	45,016	3,678
Downey Unf	Downey	0611460	21	06037	CA	22,848	123,458	22,891
Duarte Unf	Duarte	0611520	21	06037	CA	3,749	28,289	4,492
East Whittier City Elem	Whittier	0611850	21	06037	CA	9,104	74,530	9,076
Eastside Union Elem	Lancaster	0611910	21	06037	CA	3,386	24,710	3,675
El Monte City Elem	El Monte	0612090	21	06037	CA	9,304	84,017	9,961
El Monte Union High	El Monte	0612120	21	06037	CA	9,812	176,068	10,626
El Rancho Unf	Pico Rivera	0612180	21	06037	CA	9,648	61,406	11,364
El Segundo Unf	El Segundo	0612210	21	06037	CA	3,415	16,930	2,746
Fountain Valley Elem	Fountain Valley	0614220	13	06059	CA	6,344	55,641	5,756
Fullerton Elem	Fullerton	0614730	21	06059	CA	13,830	122,327	13,708
Fullerton Joint Union High	Fullerton	0614760	21	06059	CA	14,608	258,324	15,106
Garden Grove Unf	Garden Grove	0614880	21	06059	CA	47,599	284,112	50,483
Garvey Elem	Rosemead	0614940	21	06037	CA	5,259	54,189	5,577
Glendale Unf	Glendale	0615240	12	06037	CA	26,179	218,205	29,532
Glendora Unf	Glendora	0615270	21	06037	CA	7,559	38,339	6,761
Gorman Elem	Gorman	0615600	13	06037	CA	1,740	175	19
Hacienda La Puente Unf	City Of Industry	0616325	21	06037	CA	20,358	118,918	21,607
Hawthorne	Hawthorne	0616680	21	06037	CA	9,027	75,149	9,604
Hermosa Beach City Elem	Hermosa Beach	0617040	21	06037	CA	2,667	19,896	2,011
Hughes-Elizabeth Lakes Union Elem	Lake Hughes	0617880	42	06037	CA	281	3,842	338
Huntington Beach City Elem	Huntington Beach	0618030	21	06059	CA	7,056	85,746	7,534
Huntington Beach Union High	Huntington Beach	0618060	21	06059	CA	16,400	322,997	17,037
Inglewood Unf	Inglewood	0618390	21	06037	CA	14,207	114,273	20,322
Irvine Unf	Irvine	0684500	12	06059	CA	29,072	192,615	29,175
Keppel Union Elem	Pearblossom	0619440	41	06037	CA	2,747	21,322	2,791
La Canada Unf	La Canada	0620130	21	06037	CA	4,119	18,048	3,873
La Habra City Elem	La Habra	0620190	21	06059	CA	5,251	51,129	6,316
Laguna Beach Unf	Laguna Beach	0620370	21	06059	CA	3,045	29,914	3,556
Lancaster Elem	Lancaster	0620880	21	06037	CA	14,713	114,946	16,074
Las Virgenes Unf	Calabasas	0621000	21	06037	CA	11,200	65,238	12,271
Lawndale Elem	Lawndale	0621210	21	06037	CA	6,325	49,112	6,129
Lennox	Lennox	0621420	21	06037	CA	7,043	29,719	4,393
Little Lake City Elem	Santa Fe Springs	0621930	21	06037	CA	4,642	34,438	4,145
Long Beach Unf	Long Beach	0622500	11	06037	CA	82,256	521,264	87,044
Los Alamitos Unf	Los Alamitos	0622590	21	06059	CA	9,912	50,372	7,101
Los Angeles Unf	Los Angeles	0622710	11	06037	CA	655,455	4,632,930	740,867
Los Nietos	Whittier	0622890	21	06037	CA	1,925	15,301	1,984
Lowell Joint	Whittier	0623010	21	06037	CA	3,169	35,370	3,730
Lynwood Unf	Lynwood	0623160	21	06037	CA	15,029	69,779	16,007
Magnolia Elem	Anaheim	0623430	11	06059	CA	6,353	64,188	6,394
Manhattan Beach Unf	Manhattan Beach	0600025	21	06037	CA	6,832	35,845	6,413
Monrovia Unf	Monrovia	0625320	21	06037	CA	5,936	44,139	7,002
Montebello Unf	Montebello	0625470	21	06037	CA	30,564	167,095	32,556
Mountain View Elem	El Monte	0626190	21	06037	CA	7,618	58,166	8,308
Newhall	Valencia	0627180	21	06037	CA	6,947	75,148	7,375
Newport-Mesa Unf	Costa Mesa	0627240	12	06059	CA	22,003	202,104	27,566
Norwalk-La Mirada Unf	Norwalk	0627690	21	06037	CA	19,770	127,612	22,918
Ocean View	Huntington Beach	0628140	21	06059	CA	9,418	94,841	9,958
Orange Unf	Orange	0628650	12	06059	CA	29,854	225,173	37,085
Palmdale Elem	Palmdale	0629580	21	06037	CA	21,264	132,537	20,663
Palos Verdes Peninsula Unf	Palos Verdes Estates	0629700	21	06037	CA	11,864	62,026	11,067
Paramount Unf	Paramount	0629850	21	06037	CA	15,846	79,214	17,202
Pasadena Unf	Pasadena	0629940	12	06037	CA	19,540	206,467	27,377
Placentia-Yorba Linda Unf	Placentia	0630660	21	06059	CA	25,622	163,342	28,940
Pomona Unf	Pomona	0631320	21	06037	CA	27,186	170,039	32,928
Redondo Beach Unf	Redondo Beach	0600032	21	06037	CA	8,967	68,102	8,336
Rosemead Elem	Rosemead	0633570	21	06037	CA	2,778	27,727	2,813
Rowland Unf	Rowland Heights	0633750	21	06037	CA	15,501	111,162	18,202
Saddleback Valley Unf	Mission Viejo	0633860	21	06059	CA	30,355	212,470	35,618
San Gabriel Unf	San Gabriel	0634425	21	06037	CA	6,573	42,640	5,967
San Marino Unf	San Marino	0634860	21	06037	CA	3,150	15,308	3,142
Santa Ana Unf	Santa Ana	0635310	11	06059	CA	57,410	263,974	54,420
Santa Monica-Malibu Unf	Santa Monica	0635700	13	06037	CA	11,417	111,086	11,185
Saugus Union	Santa Clarita	0635970	21	06037	CA	10,178	104,192	10,947
Savanna Elem	Anaheim	0636030	11	06059	CA	2,398	30,250	2,700
South Pasadena Unf	South Pasadena	0637500	21	06037	CA	4,652	26,138	4,476
South Whittier Elem	Whittier	0637560	21	06037	CA	3,303	29,395	4,142
Sulphur Springs Union	Canyon Country	0638220	21	06037	CA	5,553	62,177	6,144
Temple City Unf	Temple City	0638980	21	06037	CA	5,799	35,310	5,648
Torrance Unf	Torrance	0639420	12	06037	CA	24,324	148,032	23,269
Tustin Unf	Tustin	0640150	13	06059	CA	23,771	136,669	24,956
Valle Lindo Elem	South El Monte	0640650	21	06037	CA	1,240	6,158	713
Walnut Valley Unf	Walnut	0641280	21	06037	CA	14,661	57,803	9,768
West Covina Unf	West Covina	0642000	21	06037	CA	14,460	59,823	10,733
Westminster Elem	Westminster	0642150	21	06059	CA	9,619	86,769	10,185
Westside Union Elem	Quartz Hill	0642120	21	06037	CA	8,645	73,176	8,709
Whittier City Elem	Whittier	0642450	21	06037	CA	5,849	68,875	7,991
Whittier Union High	Whittier	0642480	21	06037	CA	13,486	222,540	14,034
William S. Hart Union High	Santa Clarita	0642510	21	06037	CA	26,373	272,550	25,668
Wilsona Elem	Palmdale	0642810	41	06037	CA	1,393	10,361	1,564
Wiseburn Elem	Hawthorne	0642990	21	06037	CA	3,876	12,742	1,324

Number of districts: 107 ... Total enrollment: 2,046,137
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7.2. Component Higher Education Institution Characteristics go top
2014-15 School Year. Extended detail Available in subscription edition.

Institution	City Name	Code	Level	Total UG Enrollment	Fulltime UG Enrollment	Total Grad Enrollment	Fulltime Grad Enrollment

Institution

City Name

Code

Level

Total UG Enrollment

Fulltime UG Enrollment

Total Grad Enrollment

Fulltime Grad Enrollment

Academy of Couture Art	Beverly Hills, CA	475635	5	22	14	0	0
Advanced College	South Gate, CA	444343	3	125	125	0	0
Advanced Computing Institute	Los Angeles, CA	481234	4	354	354	0	0
Allied American University	Laguna Hills, CA	460729	5	2,244	903	0	0
American Academy of Dramatic Arts-Los Angeles	Los Angeles, CA	108852	4	280	280	0	0
American Career College-Anaheim	Anaheim, CA	441052	3	1,415	1,415	0	0
American Career College-Los Angeles	Los Angeles, CA	109040	3	1,613	1,613	0	0
American College of Healthcare	Huntington Park, CA	483009	4	104	104	0	0
American Jewish University	Los Angeles, CA	116846	7	101	92	103	83
American Medical Sciences Center	Glendale, CA	461263	4	84	84	0	0
American University of Health Sciences	Signal Hill, CA	433004	7	274	274	8	8
Angeles College	Los Angeles, CA	457299	5	94	62	0	0
Antelope Valley College	Lancaster, CA	109350	3	14,578	4,410	0	0
Antioch University-Los Angeles	Culver City, CA	245838	8	389	74	628	557
Argosy University-Los Angeles	Los Angeles, CA	447272	9	298	130	273	80
Argosy University-Orange County	Orange, CA	436438	9	222	90	384	134
Art Center College of Design	Pasadena, CA	109651	7	1,824	1,578	221	162
Azusa Pacific Online University	Glendora, CA	474863	7	1,315	770	139	37
Azusa Pacific University	Azusa, CA	109785	9	5,918	5,400	4,054	1,909
Bethesda University of California	Anaheim, CA	110060	9	272	228	59	44
Biola University	La Mirada, CA	110097	9	4,373	4,268	1,985	877
Brandman University	Irvine, CA	262086	9	3,990	1,478	3,805	1,508
Bristol University	Anaheim, CA	397270	7	49	49	13	13
Bryan University	Los Angeles, CA	110219	6	1,324	1,324	34	34
CBD College	Los Angeles, CA	439367	3	411	411	0	0
California Career College	Canoga Park, CA	447713	3	94	0	0	0
California Healing Arts College	Carson, CA	442985	4	44	44	0	0
California Institute of Technology	Pasadena, CA	110404	9	983	983	1,226	1,226
California Institute of the Arts	Valencia, CA	111081	9	970	961	501	498
California State Polytechnic University-Pomona	Pomona, CA	110529	9	22,395	19,717	1,571	604
California State University-Dominguez Hills	Carson, CA	110547	8	12,682	8,796	2,005	1,005
California State University-Fullerton	Fullerton, CA	110565	9	32,726	26,762	5,402	2,462
California State University-Long Beach	Long Beach, CA	110583	9	31,643	27,227	5,166	2,865
California State University-Los Angeles	Los Angeles, CA	110592	9	20,681	17,745	3,807	1,812
California State University-Northridge	Northridge, CA	110608	9	35,616	29,341	4,515	2,296
California University of Management and Sciences	Anaheim, CA	460075	7	98	98	494	494
Career Networks Institute	Orange, CA	433013	3	651	645	0	0
Carrington College California-Pomona	Pomona, CA	467368	3	374	304	0	0
Casa Loma College-Van Nuys	Van Nuys, CA	111638	3	446	446	0	0
Cerritos College	Norwalk, CA	111887	4	21,774	7,254	0	0
Chapman University	Orange, CA	111948	9	6,281	6,004	1,851	1,322
Charles R Drew University of Medicine and Science	Los Angeles, CA	111966	8	69	65	412	337
Charter College-Canyon Country	Canyon Country, CA	434317	5	1,062	1,062	0	0
Citrus College	Glendora, CA	112172	4	12,780	4,921	0	0
Claremont McKenna College	Claremont, CA	112260	7	1,301	1,298	23	23
Coast Career Institute	Los Angeles, CA	401339	4	212	212	0	0
Coastline Community College	Fountain Valley, CA	112385	3	11,313	1,660	0	0
College of the Canyons	Santa Clarita, CA	111461	3	17,148	6,227	0	0
Columbia College-Hollywood	Tarzana, CA	112570	5	308	270	0	0
Concorde Career College-Garden Grove	Garden Grove, CA	123679	3	974	974	0	0
Concorde Career College-North Hollywood	North Hollywood, CA	124937	3	620	620	0	0
Concordia University-Irvine	Irvine, CA	112075	9	1,918	1,760	2,393	1,581
Crimson Technical College	Inglewood, CA	413680	4	414	414	0	0
Cypress College	Cypress, CA	113236	4	15,816	5,085	0	0
DeVry University-California	Pomona, CA	482431	7	6,467	3,091	1,465	284
Dongguk University-Los Angeles	Los Angeles, CA	122117	9	20	6	151	99
Downey Adult School	Downey, CA	371690	4	1,210	438	0	0
East Los Angeles College	Monterey Park, CA	113856	4	36,012	7,739	0	0
East San Gabriel Valley Regional Occupational Program	West Covina, CA	413802	3	581	221	0	0
El Camino College-Compton Center	Compton, CA	112686	3	7,611	1,961	0	0
El Camino Community College District	Torrance, CA	113980	4	24,207	8,298	0	0
Everest College-Anaheim	Anaheim, CA	371982	3	443	396	0	0
Everest College-City of Industry	City of Industry, CA	372037	3	889	782	0	0
Everest College-Reseda	Reseda, CA	119359	3	596	550	0	0
Everest College-West Los Angeles	Los Angeles, CA	368805	3	340	283	0	0
Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising-Los Angeles	Los Angeles, CA	114354	5	3,142	2,773	0	0
Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising-Orange County	Irvine, CA	114415	3	156	150	0	0
Fremont College	Cerritos, CA	372073	5	387	387	0	0
Fullerton College	Fullerton, CA	114859	3	25,051	8,828	0	0
Glendale Career College	Glendale, CA	115010	3	346	346	0	0
Glendale Community College	Glendale, CA	115001	3	15,112	6,865	0	0
Gnomon School of Visual Effects	Hollywood, CA	449384	4	376	172	0	0
Golden West College	Huntington Beach, CA	115126	3	12,394	4,394	0	0
Grace Mission University	Fullerton, CA	481058	9	73	60	15	12
Harvey Mudd College	Claremont, CA	115409	5	804	802	0	0
Hope International University	Fullerton, CA	120537	7	856	651	473	258
ICDC College	Huntington Park, CA	437662	3	2,811	2,409	0	0
ITT Technical Institute-Culver City	Culver City, CA	459693	5	312	238	0	0
ITT Technical Institute-Orange	Orange, CA	116484	5	783	660	0	0
ITT Technical Institute-San Dimas	San Dimas, CA	116475	5	551	448	0	0
ITT Technical Institute-Sylmar	Sylmar, CA	244011	5	607	480	0	0
ITT Technical Institute-Torrance	Torrance, CA	378406	5	453	373	0	0
ITT Technical Institute-West Covina	San Dimas, CA	459684	5	8	1	0	0
InfoTech Career College	Paramount, CA	450960	4	136	136	0	0
InterCoast Colleges-Orange	Orange, CA	366289	3	357	357	0	0
Interior Designers Institute	Newport Beach, CA	116226	7	205	91	5	1
Irvine Valley College	Irvine, CA	116439	3	13,157	4,659	0	0
Kaplan College-North Hollywood	North Hollywood, CA	118967	4	789	789	0	0
Laguna College of Art and Design	Laguna Beach, CA	117168	7	543	484	23	16
Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts-Pasadena	Pasadena, CA	423980	3	1,792	1,792	0	0
Learnet Academy Inc	Los Angeles, CA	483221	3	157	157	0	0
Life Pacific College	San Dimas, CA	117104	7	531	408	53	46
Long Beach City College	Long Beach, CA	117645	4	24,403	9,780	0	0
Los Angeles City College	Los Angeles, CA	117788	4	18,756	5,072	0	0
Los Angeles County College of Nursing and Allied Health	Los Angeles, CA	117803	3	204	0	0	0
Los Angeles Film School	Hollywood, CA	436429	5	2,284	2,284	0	0
Los Angeles Harbor College	Wilmington, CA	117690	3	10,145	2,719	0	0
Los Angeles Mission College	Sylmar, CA	117867	3	10,191	2,338	0	0
Los Angeles Music Academy	Pasadena, CA	446385	5	147	140	0	0
Los Angeles ORT College-Los Angeles Campus	Los Angeles, CA	368780	3	306	306	0	0
Los Angeles ORT College-Van Nuys Campus	Van Nuys, CA	381945	3	317	317	0	0
Los Angeles Pierce College	Woodland Hills, CA	117706	3	21,034	5,812	0	0
Los Angeles Southwest College	Los Angeles, CA	117715	3	6,937	1,315	0	0
Los Angeles Trade Technical College	Los Angeles, CA	117724	3	14,688	3,786	0	0
Los Angeles Valley College	Valley Glen, CA	117733	4	18,641	4,522	0	0
Loyola Marymount University	Los Angeles, CA	117946	9	6,184	5,925	3,331	2,498
Marymount California University	Rancho Palos Verdes, CA	118541	7	1,086	1,033	22	17
Minerva Schools at Keck Graduate Institute	Claremont, CA	484844	5	28	28	0	0
Modern Technology School	Fountain Valley, CA	371928	4	131	131	0	0
Mount St Mary's College	Los Angeles, CA	119173	9	2,668	2,047	624	462
Mt San Antonio College	Walnut, CA	119164	4	29,045	10,501	0	0
Mt Sierra College	Monrovia, CA	398130	5	467	318	0	0
Musicians Institute	Hollywood, CA	119270	5	1,142	959	0	0
National Career College	Panorama City, CA	455868	3	147	147	0	0
National Polytechnic College	Commerce, CA	447759	4	198	179	0	0
New York Film Academy	Burbank, CA	461148	7	1,453	1,453	454	454
North-West College-Long Beach	Long Beach, CA	484376	4	191	191	0	0
North-West College-Santa Ana	Santa Ana, CA	484367	4	98	98	0	0
Occidental College	Los Angeles, CA	120254	7	2,040	2,024	0	0
Orange Coast College	Costa Mesa, CA	120342	4	21,775	8,589	0	0
Otis College of Art and Design	Los Angeles, CA	120403	7	1,093	1,080	53	41
PCI College	Cerritos, CA	439871	4	94	94	0	0
Pacific College	Costa Mesa, CA	422695	5	274	274	0	0
Pacific Oaks College	Pasadena, CA	120768	7	482	26	694	90
Pacific States University	Los Angeles, CA	120838	9	15	15	157	157
Pasadena City College	Pasadena, CA	121044	4	26,611	10,401	0	0
Pepperdine University	Malibu, CA	121150	9	3,451	3,129	3,966	2,389
Pinnacle College	Alhambra, CA	123581	3	174	174	0	0
Pitzer College	Claremont, CA	121257	5	1,076	1,039	0	0
Platt College-Los Angeles	Alhambra, CA	260789	5	661	661	0	0
Pomona College	Claremont, CA	121345	5	1,650	1,638	0	0
Premiere Career College	Irwindale, CA	416458	4	399	399	0	0
Providence Christian College	Pasadena, CA	455770	5	91	89	0	0
Rio Hondo College	Whittier, CA	121886	3	16,263	3,800	0	0
Saddleback College	Mission Viejo, CA	122205	4	20,007	6,015	0	0
Santa Ana College	Santa Ana, CA	121619	3	29,590	4,948	0	0
Santa Monica College	Santa Monica, CA	122977	3	30,158	10,861	0	0
Santiago Canyon College	Orange, CA	399212	3	11,202	2,950	0	0
Scripps College	Claremont, CA	123165	6	972	963	16	15
Soka University of America	Aliso Viejo, CA	399911	7	411	411	6	6
South Baylo University	Anaheim, CA	123633	9	107	107	575	575
South Coast College	Orange, CA	123642	4	342	233	0	0
Southern California Institute of Architecture	Los Angeles, CA	123952	7	263	254	260	255
Southern California Institute of Technology	Anaheim, CA	399869	5	526	526	0	0
Southern California University SOMA	Los Angeles, CA	459222	7	57	53	62	57
Southern California University of Health Sciences	Whittier, CA	117672	9	324	0	552	538
Stanbridge College	Irvine, CA	446561	7	1,073	1,073	60	60
The Art Institute of California-Argosy University Hollywood	North Hollywood, CA	410502	5	1,602	977	0	0
The Art Institute of California-Argosy University Los Angeles	Santa Monica, CA	432533	5	1,436	1,051	0	0
The Art Institute of California-Argosy University Orange County	Santa Ana, CA	441973	5	1,417	768	0	0
The Chicago School of Professional Psychology at Los Angeles	Los Angeles, CA	455664	9	16	0	1,861	240
The Master's College and Seminary	Santa Clarita, CA	117751	9	1,189	1,063	383	174
Touro University Worldwide	Los Alamitos, CA	459727	9	234	118	307	101
Trident University International	Cypress, CA	450979	9	3,480	1,921	2,717	2,717
United Education Institute-Huntington Park Campus	Huntington Park, CA	124681	3	3,564	3,564	0	0
University of Antelope Valley	Lancaster, CA	442930	7	753	753	19	19
University of California-Irvine	Irvine, CA	110653	9	24,489	24,141	5,562	5,132
University of California-Los Angeles	Los Angeles, CA	110662	9	29,633	29,033	12,212	11,505
University of La Verne	La Verne, CA	117140	9	5,211	3,642	3,306	1,688
University of Phoenix-California	Costa Mesa, CA	484631	8	19,688	19,688	3,569	3,569
University of Southern California	Los Angeles, CA	123961	9	18,739	18,057	23,714	18,395
University of the West	Rosemead, CA	449870	9	168	156	200	134
Valley College of Medical Careers	West Hills, CA	449445	3	94	94	0	0
Vanguard University of Southern California	Costa Mesa, CA	123651	7	1,987	1,504	268	84
West Coast Ultrasound Institute	Beverly Hills, CA	441229	4	800	800	0	0
West Coast University-Los Angeles	North Hollywood, CA	443331	9	1,395	1,317	264	249
West Coast University-Orange County	Anaheim, CA	458210	5	1,477	1,330	0	0
West Los Angeles College	Culver City, CA	125471	3	10,641	2,105	0	0
Westwood College-Anaheim	Anaheim, CA	437848	5	588	395	0	0
Westwood College-Los Angeles	Los Angeles, CA	122843	7	1,690	1,053	115	76
Westwood College-South Bay	Torrance, CA	121381	5	441	312	0	0
Whittier College	Whittier, CA	125763	9	1,626	1,593	633	445
Woodbury University	Burbank, CA	125897	7	1,338	1,161	250	213
World Mission University	Los Angeles, CA	401223	9	141	73	141	97
Wyotech-Long Beach	Long Beach, CA	398574	3	1,136	1,136	0	0
Yeshiva Ohr Elchonon Chabad West Coast Talmudical Seminary	Los Angeles, CA	126076	5	163	163	0	0

Number of institutions: 176 ... Total undergraduate enrollment: 930,539
Levels: 3-Assoc degree, 4-at least 2, but < 4 years, 5-Bach degree, 6-Postbacc cert, 7 Masters degree, 8 Post-masters cert, 9 Doctors degree

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