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All About
A small city located in Georgia, Woodstock has a population of slightly more than 29,000. Families with young children can expect to fit right in, as kids under 5 account for an above-average percentage of the community, while young adults are less well-represented. With an average age of just over 35, the city's residents are younger than most cities in Georgia. Just 32% of residents rent in Woodstock, as most own their homes. With an average rent of $1,294 per month, exceeding the state average by $320 a month, relatively high rent costs may play a role in the higher levels of ownership.
Woodstock residents have an average commute of about 38 minutes, slower than the Georgia average of about 28 minutes. Driving a car or truck is the most common mode of getting to work, chosen by 45% of workers, while public transit isn't extensively used. A small percentage of residents commute to work on foot.
Woodstock has a relatively large number of residents over the age of 25 who have a Bachelor's, Master's, Professional, or Doctoral degree (27%) compared to the national average (21%). Many Woodstock residents work in one of three industries: retail, scientific, and healthcare. Together, these industries account for 18% of the workforce in the city. Meanwhile, looking at job function, 11% of residents work in management, making it the top career path in the city. Woodstock workers take home an average annual income of just under $82,000, around $15,000 more than the average Georgia resident. The city's average income also compares favorably to the national average of $73,345.
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All About
A small city located in Georgia, Woodstock has a population of slightly more than 29,000. Families with young children can expect to fit right in, as kids under 5 account for an above-average percentage of the community, while young adults are less well-represented. With an average age of just over 35, the city's residents are younger than most cities in Georgia. Just 32% of residents rent in Woodstock, as most own their homes. With an average rent of $1,294 per month, exceeding the state average by $320 a month, relatively high rent costs may play a role in the higher levels of ownership.
Woodstock residents have an average commute of about 38 minutes, slower than the Georgia average of about 28 minutes. Driving a car or truck is the most common mode of getting to work, chosen by 45% of workers, while public transit isn't extensively used. A small percentage of residents commute to work on foot.
Woodstock has a relatively large number of residents over the age of 25 who have a Bachelor's, Master's, Professional, or Doctoral degree (27%) compared to the national average (21%). Many Woodstock residents work in one of three industries: retail, scientific, and healthcare. Together, these industries account for 18% of the workforce in the city. Meanwhile, looking at job function, 11% of residents work in management, making it the top career path in the city. Woodstock workers take home an average annual income of just under $82,000, around $15,000 more than the average Georgia resident. The city's average income also compares favorably to the national average of $73,345.
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