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All About
A small city in Ohio, Franklin has approximately 12,000 residents. The city's population, with an average age of just over 38, skews younger than most cities in Ohio. Renters tend to be in the minority in Franklin, and 57% of residents own their homes. At $811 per month, the average rent is roughly on par with the state average.
With an average commute time of about 21 minutes, quicker than most cities in Ohio, Franklin residents find that it isn't overly time-consuming to travel to work. Driving a vehicle is the prevailing mode of getting to work, selected by 44% of commuters, while public transit is not used extensively. Relatively few residents walk to work.
Compared to the national average, Franklin has a high number of residents older than 25 with a high school degree or equivalent (26%). Additionally, 6% have earned a Bachelor's degree and 3% possess a Master's or Doctoral degree. Many Franklin residents work in one of three industries: manufacturing, retail, and healthcare. Combined, these industries account for 26% of the city's workforce. Meanwhile, looking at job function, many residents work in transportation, as 10% of the city's population reports this as their field of work, the highest number of any profession. Franklin workers bring in an average annual income of just under $61K, roughly the same as their peers elsewhere in the state. Franklin, however, compares less favorably to the national average of $73,345.
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All About
A small city in Ohio, Franklin has approximately 12,000 residents. The city's population, with an average age of just over 38, skews younger than most cities in Ohio. Renters tend to be in the minority in Franklin, and 57% of residents own their homes. At $811 per month, the average rent is roughly on par with the state average.
With an average commute time of about 21 minutes, quicker than most cities in Ohio, Franklin residents find that it isn't overly time-consuming to travel to work. Driving a vehicle is the prevailing mode of getting to work, selected by 44% of commuters, while public transit is not used extensively. Relatively few residents walk to work.
Compared to the national average, Franklin has a high number of residents older than 25 with a high school degree or equivalent (26%). Additionally, 6% have earned a Bachelor's degree and 3% possess a Master's or Doctoral degree. Many Franklin residents work in one of three industries: manufacturing, retail, and healthcare. Combined, these industries account for 26% of the city's workforce. Meanwhile, looking at job function, many residents work in transportation, as 10% of the city's population reports this as their field of work, the highest number of any profession. Franklin workers bring in an average annual income of just under $61K, roughly the same as their peers elsewhere in the state. Franklin, however, compares less favorably to the national average of $73,345.
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