Dana Point, California People & Demographics

Who Lives in Dana Point?

The main types of People are:

1. Most Eligible (High-income singles living in the 'burbs.)
These pre-middle-age to middle-age singles have college educations and bring in high incomes. Some own their homes.

2. Suburban Empty Nesters (Older suburban couples with grown-up children.)
Ranging in age from lower 50s to mid-60s, these couples have children that have left the nest. Most earn middle to upper incomes and own their homes.

3. Suburban Elite (Suburban super-rich couples with children.)
Middle-aged married couples with a luxurious lifestyle in the suburbs. More than 15% have a family income of $200,000 or more. The majority have a college or graduate school degree, and most own their homes.

4. Country Clubbers (Wealthy married couples with children.)
These affluent families live a very comfortable life in the suburbs. More than 20% have a family income over $125,000. Most have earned a college or graduate school degree, and most own their homes.

5. Lap of Luxury (Wealthy suburban couples without children.)
More than 15% of these highly educated couples have a household income above $200,000. The majority own their homes, and most work in management or professional careers.

In this city, a larger number of people have these characteristics than in surrounding cities:

Education

• Bachelor's degrees

Employment

• Self-employed (unincorporated businesses)
• Work in management-level occupations
• Work in sales and related occupations

People & Culture

• Born in the Midwest
• Born in the Northeast
• Retirees
• Wealthy retirees

Transportation

• Drive to work alone
• Work at home

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