Mission Viejo, California People & Demographics

Who Lives in Mission Viejo?

The main types of People are:

1. Affluent Immigrants (High-income immigrants living in suburban areas.)
Ranging in age from mid-30s to early 60s, these highly educated immigrants earn high salaries. A high proportion are homeowners.

2. Stretching Couples (High-income, high- expense suburban couples.)
These married couples without children earn handsome salaries, but have significantly higher mortgages than the national average. Most own their homes, and some have a college education.

3. Suburban Retirees (Seniors over 65 who live in the suburbs.)
These seniors are living out their retirement years in suburbia. Most own their homes, and some have college degrees.

4. Wide Open Foyers (Suburban families living in large houses.)
These well-off married couples with children own their own homes, and the homes are bigger than average. Age ranges from the mid-30s to the upper 50s. Most are highly educated professionals, many with advanced degrees.

5. 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.

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

Education

• Associate degrees
• Bachelor's degrees
• Did not complete college

Employment

• Work in management-level occupations
• Work in sales and related occupations

Income

• High rent compared to income

People & Culture

• Born in the Midwest
• Retirees
• Wealthy retirees

Transportation

• Drive to work alone

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