City of Riverside, California - Development Department

:: City Facts at a Glance

Year of Incorporation - 1883
POPULATION
	Population, 2011	306,779	*1
	Population Growth, 2001-2010	51,793	*1
	Population Growth Percent (annual)	1.3%	*1
	Population per mile	3,763	*1
	Median Age	30.6	*2
INCOME
	Average Household Income	$66,923	*2
HIGH-END RETAIL POTENTIAL
	Riverside Zone of Influence Population, 2008	344,356	*2
	80,610 Households (266,760 People) Ave. HH Income	$88,993	*2
	60,464 Households (186,229 People) Ave. HH Income	$111,351	*2
EDUCATION
	Enrollment, K-12:	63,393
	Higher Education Student Population	46,118
	Institutions of Higher Living: University California-Riverside, California Baptist University, La Sierra University, and Riverside Community College
EMPLOYMENT
City of Riverside
	Total Jobs (2010)	136,900	*4
	Total Workforce (2010)	160,700	*4
Riverside-San Bernardino MSA
	Total Jobs (2010)	1,513,300	*4
	Total Workforce (2010)	1,769,500	*4
	Unemployment Rate (2010)	14.5%	*4
MEDIAN HOME PRICES
	Median Home Price, Single Family Res. (05/10)	$185,000	*5
RETAIL SALES
	Taxable sales, 2009 (billions)	3.5	*3
	Taxable sales growth, 2003-2007	126%	*3
	Taxable sales per capita, 2009	$11,652	*3
CLIMATE
	Winter-Average High	66 degrees
	Summer-Average High	94 degrees
TRANSPORTATION CORRIDORS AND FACILITIES
	I-215, 91 and 60 Freeways Riverside Municipal Airport BNSF and UPSP railroads Federal Express Ground (Rialto) Ontario International Airport-Southern California’s second largest air cargo & second busiest air passenger facility March Inland Cargo Port (Riverside)
* Source References
	1 - California Department of Finance 2 - ESRI 2010 3 - California Board of Equalization 4 - State of California Employment Development Dept. 5 - DQ News - LA Times Chart