Park City Demographics

  • Population: 7,553
  • Median Household Income: $61,912
  • Percentage with a Bachelors Degree or Higher: 62.30%
  • County Physicians: 197
  • Percentage of Homes Vacant: 63.96%

2010 Estimates

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General Demographics

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Gender Breakdown

Park City, Utah is 51% Male and 49% Female.

Age Breakdown

The largest age group is 55 to 64 with 13.8% of the total population. 24.4% of the population of Park City is 19 years old or younger.

Race Breakdown

Park City, Utah is 91% White, 0% African American, 0% American Indian, 5% Asian, 0% Native Hawaiian, and 4% some other race.

Social Characteristics

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Educational Attainment

Population 25 years and older

62.3% of Park City, Utah has a bachelor's degree or higher.

Marital Status

Population 15 years and older

53.5% of the population 15 and older are currently married, 35.4% have never been married, 7.9% are divorced, 2.3% are widowed and 0.9% are separated.

Student Enrollment

Population 3 years and older

Language Spoken At Home

85.80% speak only English at home, 13.30% speak Spanish and 0.80% speak some other language.

Housing Characteristics

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Fair Market Rent

Studio - $750
1 Bedroom - $900
2 Bedrooms - $1113
3 Bedrooms - $1587
4 Bedrooms - $1870

A 2 Bedroom unit in Park City, Utah should rent for $1113.

Housing Availability

36.04% of the homes in Park City are occupied.

Housing Type

41.1% of the homes in Park City, Utah are single unit detached.

Year Built

41% of the Homes in Park City were built since 1990.

Fuel Type

92.60% of the homes in Park City are heated with Utility Gas.

Economic Characteristics

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Median Income

Median Household Income
$61,912
Median Family Income
$80,378
Per Capita Income
$50,172

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