Park City & Deer Valley

 

 

 

 

 

Park City Neighborhood Profile

 

 

 

Park City Population:  8,030 (as of 2009)

Summit County Population:  approximately 29,500

Population Growth:  9.13%

Population Density:  851 (residents per square mile)

Median Age:  34.3 years

Median Income:  $72,536

Cost of Living Index:  176 (100 = national average; 110 = 10% more expensive)

 

 

Weather

January Average Temperature:  11.8º F

July Average Temperature:  69.3º F

Comfort Index: 85 (out of a 100 - the higher the number, the more comfortable)

Sunny Days:  229

Precipitation Days:  179

Rainfall (inches):  20.4

Snowfall (inches):  126.6

UV Index:  4.7

Elevation:  6,910

 

 

Demographics

Male:  54.2%

Female:  45.8%

Married:  56.7%

Single:  43.2%

Families with Children:  26%

 

 

Park City Jobs & Politics

Unemployment Rate:  4.3%

Recent Job Growth:  1%

Future Job Growth:  29.8%

Democrat:  45.5%

Republican:  51.8%

Independent (others):  2.6%

 

 

Park City Housing Stats

Median Home Age:  15 years

Median Home Value:  $638,140

Owner:  24.72%

Renter:  15.32%

Vacant:  59.96%

 

 

Park City Education Stats

School Expenditures (per pupil):  $5,102

Pupil / Teacher Ratio:  18

Students / Librarian:  792

Students / Counselor:  552

High School Graduates:  87.2%

Some College:  5.2%

Bachelor's Degree:  34.8%

Graduate Degree:  16.4%

 

 

Park City Health

Physicians: 364 per 100,000 population

Air Quality:  65 (out of 100 - the higher the number, the better). Based on ozone alert days and number of pullutants in the air, as reported by the EPA.

Water Quality:  66 (out of 100 - the higher the number, the better). The EPA has a complex method of measuring watershed quality using 15 indicators.

Superfund Index:  71 (out of 100 - the higher the number, the better). This is upon the number and impact of EPA Superfun pollution sites in the county, inclusing spending on the cleanup efforts.

 

 

Economy

Sales Tax:  7.35%  |  US: $6.00%

Income Tax:  7.00%  |  US: 5.02%

Income per Capita:  $46,682  |  US: $24,020

Household Income:  $75,480  |  US:  $44,684

 

 

Estimated Households by Household Income

Income Less than 15K:  7.39%  |  United States:  13.64%

Income Between 15K and 25K:  6.30%  |  United States:  11.21%

Income Between 25K and 35K: 8.38%  |  United States:  11.46%

Income Between 35K and 50K:  11.48%  |  United States: 15.84%

Income Between 50K and 75K:  16.66%  |  United States: 19.28%

Income Between 75K and 100K:  12.87%  |  United States:  11.53%

Income Between 100K and 150K:  11.85%  |  United States:  10.70%

Income Between 150K and 250K:  11.31%  |  United States:  4.43%

Income Between 250K and 500K:  7.29%  |  United States:  1.31%

Income Greater than 500K:  6.47%  |  United States:  0.61%

 

 

Population by Occupation

Management, Business and Financial Operations:  19.77%  |  United States:  13.61%

Professional and Related Occupations:  16.44%  |  United States:  20.24%

Service:  26.79%  |  United States:  14.75%

Sales and Office:  20.83%  |  United States:  26.74%

Farming, Fishing and Forestry:  0.22%  |  United States:  0.74%

Construction, Extraction and Maintenances:  9.30%  |  United States:  9.48%

 

 

Housing

Median Home Age:  15  |  United States:  27

Median Home Cost:  $638,140  |  United States:  $202,300

Home Owned:  24.52%  |  United States:  64.07%

Housing Vacant:  60.50%  |  United States:  14.48%

Homes Rented:  15.31%  |  United States:  21.45%

Property Tax Rate:  $5.79  |  United States:  $13.28

 

 

Owner Occupied Housing Units by Value

Less than $20,000:  0.00%  |  United States:  3.01%

$20,000 to $39,999:  0.61%  |  United States:  4.37%

$40,000 to $59,999:  0.00%  |  United States:  5.74%

$60,000 to $79,999:  0.00%  |  United States:  7.07%

$80,000 to $99,999:  0.72%  |  United States:  8.41%  

$100,000 to $149,999:  1.75%  |  United States:  19.74%

$150,000 to $199,999:  11.40%  |  United States:  14.06%

$200,000 to $299,999:  11.63%  |  United States:  16.59%

$300,000 to $399,999:  11.07%  |  United States:  8.21%

$400,000 to $499,999:  13.33%  |  United States:  4.53%

$500,000 to $749,999:  18.95%  |  United States:  4.75%

$1,000,000 or more:  20.50%  |  United States:  1.86%

 

 

Housing Units by Year Structure Built

1999 to October 2005:  15.84%  |  United States:  10.15%

1995 to 1998:  21.46%  |  United States:  6.69%

1990 to 1994:  11.61%  |  United States:  6.70%

1980 to 1989:  25.71%  |  United States:  14.75%

1970 to 1979:  17.80%  |  United States:  17.11%

1960 to 1969:  2.02%  |  United States:  12.78%

1950 to 1959:  0.33%  |  United States:  11.64%

1940 to 1949:  0.22%  |  United States:  6.64%

1939 or Earlier:  5.02%  |  United States:  13.55%

 

 

TRANSPORTATION

Commute Time:  19.3 minutes  |  United States:  27.4 minutes

 

 

Commute Mode

Auto (alone):  63.37%  |  United States:  71.32%

Carpool:  12.95%  |  United States:  14.52%

Mass Transit:  3.85%  |  United States:  2.00%

Work at Home:  8.11%  |  United States:  5.6%

 

 

Commute Time to Work

Commute Less than 15 Minutes:  59.89%  |  United States:  28.89%

Commute 15 to 29 Minutes:  18.00%  |  United States:  36.08%

Commute 30 to 44 Minutes:  13.21%  |  United States:  19.35%

Commute 45 to 59 Minutes:  6.15%  |  United States:  7.57%

Commute Greater than 60 Minutes:  2.74%  |  United States:  8.12%

 

 

*This information subject to change without notice. *This information courtesy of the Park City Chamber and Sperlings Best Places.

 

KSL Rankings Show Utah's Top 10 High Schools       Park City High School Ranks #1 in Utah   KSL.com, April 20, 2009   SALT LAKE CITY -- Utah High Schools are ranked in football and basketball, but parents have no comparable way to view schools' performance in academics until now. KSL has launched a research project called KSL Schools that shows how schools stand up against each other. To rank overall high schools, our analyst equally weighted proficiency, how schools prepare students to meet basic state requirements, advanced placement (considered college prep) and progress scores. The state says progress helps equalize the playing field by judging students at a school against their own progress rather than comparing them to students from different socio-economic categories. Utah's Top 10 High Schools are: 1. Park City High School 2. Davis High School 3. Skyline High School 4. Viewmont High School 5. Lone Peak High School 6. Timpview High School 7. Alta High School 8. Woods Cross High School 9. Timpanogos High School 10. Mountain View High School Those at the top come from a variety of districts. "What it says is that every school district is probably doing good job with some schools. And I think each one of them has some premiere schools," said Steve Harrison, and independent analyst with Bach Harrison. We also ranked small high schools -- under 200 students -- using the same criteria.   Utah's Top 5 small high schools are: 1. Panguitch High School 2. Valley High School 3. Morgan High School 4. North Summit High School 5. Wayne High School   The rankings begged several questions. Sunday night we revealed our research identified small schools like Altamont High School and Piute High School at the top of the list for preparing all students to meet state requirements. So why didn't they make our Top Schools list? These small school schools don't or can't offer Advanced Placement classes. So, for many students, there is a clear advantage to attending a big high school. "I think there is if you are college-bound, it certainly is; because they're able to then offer more of those advanced placement classes," Harrison said. We recognize not all success stories revolve around test scores or rankings, so we've asked every principal to send us their school stories. http://www.pureparkcityrealestate.com/00A7CE Posted on February 25, 2010 14:01:48 by Michael Lapay Posted in Park City and Deer Valley Real Estate, Park City Info, Community Area, Education and Schools, Local Links in Park City, Neighborhood Profile, Children in Park City, Child Care and Children's Supplies