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All About
Living In Brighton, CO
Brighton, Colorado is a town with a population of slightly more than 38,000. The city's population, with an average age of just over 34, is decidedly younger than most cities in Colorado. Home ownership is more common than renting in the area, and 36% of residents rent. At $1,227/month, the average rent is roughly equal to the state average.
Many Brighton residents work in one of three industries: retail, healthcare, and construction. Combined, these industries account for 17% of the city's labor force. Meanwhile, in terms of job function, many workers in these industries are in sales, as 7% of the city's population reports this as their field of work, the highest number of any profession. With an average annual income of around $79K, Brighton workers earn roughly the same as the average Colorado resident. However, Brighton compares more favorably to the national average ($73,345). Compared to the state average, Brighton has a high concentration of residents older than 25 who have earned a high school degree or GED (21%). Further, 14% have earned a Bachelor's, Master's, Professional, or Doctoral degree.
Averaging about 32 minutes, Brighton's commute time is longer than the state average of about 27 minutes. Driving is the prevailing way to get to work, opted for by 42% of commuters, while public transportation isn't widely used. Walking isn't a common method of commuting to work.
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All About
Living In Brighton, CO
Brighton, Colorado is a town with a population of slightly more than 38,000. The city's population, with an average age of just over 34, is decidedly younger than most cities in Colorado. Home ownership is more common than renting in the area, and 36% of residents rent. At $1,227/month, the average rent is roughly equal to the state average.
Many Brighton residents work in one of three industries: retail, healthcare, and construction. Combined, these industries account for 17% of the city's labor force. Meanwhile, in terms of job function, many workers in these industries are in sales, as 7% of the city's population reports this as their field of work, the highest number of any profession. With an average annual income of around $79K, Brighton workers earn roughly the same as the average Colorado resident. However, Brighton compares more favorably to the national average ($73,345). Compared to the state average, Brighton has a high concentration of residents older than 25 who have earned a high school degree or GED (21%). Further, 14% have earned a Bachelor's, Master's, Professional, or Doctoral degree.
Averaging about 32 minutes, Brighton's commute time is longer than the state average of about 27 minutes. Driving is the prevailing way to get to work, opted for by 42% of commuters, while public transportation isn't widely used. Walking isn't a common method of commuting to work.
Top Scores: Restaurants, Coffee, Parks
Things to do in Brighton
Restaurants
Brighton serves up a dining scene that's only lukewarm.
- Few restaurants per resident
- An average number of restaurants
- A standard number of restaurants compared to areas of a similar size
Coffee
The coffee scene is lukewarm in Brighton.
- Few coffee shops per resident
- Significantly more coffee shops than average
- 62% more coffee shops than areas of a similar size
Parks
Not too many park perks in Brighton.
- A high number of parks per resident
- Significantly more parks than average
- Significantly more parks than areas of a similar size
Retail Shops
The retail inventory is low in Brighton.
- Few shops per resident
- An average number of shops
- A standard number of shops compared to areas of a similar size
Health and Fitness
You'll have to workout somewhere else to keep fit.
- Few gyms per resident
- An average number of gyms
- A standard number of gyms compared to areas of a similar size
Pet Services
Brighton could do with more oppawtunities for pets.
- Few pet facilities per resident
- 72% more pet facilities than average
- A standard number of pet facilities compared to areas of a similar size
Gas Stations
Honk if you see a gas station.
- A high number of gas stations per resident
- An average number of gas stations
- A standard number of gas stations compared to areas of a similar size
Grocery Stores
This supermarket score is far from superior.
- Few grocery stores per resident
- 56% fewer grocery stores than average
- A standard number of grocery stores compared to areas of a similar size
Nightlife
Disco is definitely dead around here.
- Few bars and clubs per resident
- An average number of bars and clubs
- 63% fewer bars and clubs than areas of a similar size
Fine Arts
An all around mediocre performance for art.
- Few fine art centers per resident
- 50% fewer fine art centers than average
- A standard number of fine art centers compared to areas of a similar size
Medical Care
The lack of medical care round here is a little hard to swallow
- Few medical facilities per resident
- 57% more medical facilities than average
- A standard number of medical facilities compared to areas of a similar size
Childcare
- Few daycares per resident
- An average number of daycares
- A standard number of daycares compared to areas of a similar size
Theaters
- Few theaters per resident
- An average number of theaters
- A standard number of theaters compared to areas of a similar size
Amusement Parks
- Few amusement parks per resident
- An average number of amusement parks
- A standard number of amusement parks compared to areas of a similar size
Hospitals
- Few hospitals per resident
- An average number of hospitals
- A standard number of hospitals compared to areas of a similar size
Who Lives Here
Brighton Demographics
Household Income
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Cost of Living
Average Rent in Brighton
Education
Top Schools in Brighton
Black Rock Elementary School
Bromwell Elementary School
Carson Elementary School
Fireside Elementary School
Meiklejohn Elementary School
Meridian Elementary School
Park Hill K-8 School
Polaris At Ebert Elementary School
Silver Creek Elementary School
Steck Elementary School
Superior Elementary School
Erie Elementary School
Mcauliffe International School
Mead Elementary School
Niwot Elementary School
Westerly Creek Elementary School
Mead Middle School
Morey Middle School
Rocky Top Middle School
Louisville Middle School
Mandalay Middle School
Skinner Middle School
Westlake Middle School
Century Middle School
Erie Middle School
Hill Campus Of Arts And Sciences
Oberon Middle School
South Valley Middle School
Wayne Carle Middle School
Angevine Middle School
Broomfield Heights Middle School
East Middle School
Monarch High School
East High School
Erie High School
Horizon High School
Legacy High School
Mead High School
Standley Lake High School
Broomfield High School
Centaurus High School
Mountain Range High School
Niwot High School
William Smith High School
Northfield High School
Pomona High School
Vista Peak 9-12 Preparatory
Brighton High School
Getting Around Brighton
Brighton Transportation
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