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Utica, a town in New York, has a population of approximately 61,000. The city's residents, with an average age of just over 37, skew younger than most cities in New York. Residents are fairly evenly split between renting (52%) and owning (48%) their residence, driven in part by a relatively reasonable average rent that is $545/month less than the state average. Over the course of a year, renters in Utica will save around $6,500 compared to the state average.
Averaging about 19 minutes, Utica's commute time is shorter than the state average of about 38 minutes. Driving a vehicle is the typical mode of getting to work, chosen by 33% of commuters, while public transit isn't used extensively. Few workers (3%) commute on foot, though the number surpasses the national average.
Utica has a relatively high number of residents older than 25 who have an Associate's degree (7%) compared to the national average (5%). Furthermore, 11% possess a Bachelor's, Master's, Professional, or Doctoral degree. Many Utica residents work in one of two industries: healthcare and retail. Combined, these industries account for 14% of the city's labor force. Meanwhile, looking at job function, 6% of the city's population works in sales, making it the top career path in the city. With an average annual income of around $47K, Utica workers take home less than the average New York resident. Utica's average income also trails the national average of $73,345.
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All About
Utica, a town in New York, has a population of approximately 61,000. The city's residents, with an average age of just over 37, skew younger than most cities in New York. Residents are fairly evenly split between renting (52%) and owning (48%) their residence, driven in part by a relatively reasonable average rent that is $545/month less than the state average. Over the course of a year, renters in Utica will save around $6,500 compared to the state average.
Averaging about 19 minutes, Utica's commute time is shorter than the state average of about 38 minutes. Driving a vehicle is the typical mode of getting to work, chosen by 33% of commuters, while public transit isn't used extensively. Few workers (3%) commute on foot, though the number surpasses the national average.
Utica has a relatively high number of residents older than 25 who have an Associate's degree (7%) compared to the national average (5%). Furthermore, 11% possess a Bachelor's, Master's, Professional, or Doctoral degree. Many Utica residents work in one of two industries: healthcare and retail. Combined, these industries account for 14% of the city's labor force. Meanwhile, looking at job function, 6% of the city's population works in sales, making it the top career path in the city. With an average annual income of around $47K, Utica workers take home less than the average New York resident. Utica's average income also trails the national average of $73,345.
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