Midlothian Demographics

  • Population: 89,533
  • Median Household Income: $95,527
  • Percentage with a Bachelors Degree or Higher: 51.03%
  • County Physicians: 966
  • Percentage of Homes Vacant: 6.01%

2010 Estimates

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General Demographics

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Gender Breakdown

Midlothian, Virginia is 49% Male and 51% Female.

Age Breakdown

The largest age group is 45 to 54 with 16.2% of the total population. 31% of the population of Midlothian is 19 years old or younger.

Race Breakdown

Midlothian, Virginia is 82% White, 11% African American, 0% American Indian, 4% Asian, 0% Native Hawaiian, and 3% some other race.

Social Characteristics

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Educational Attainment

Population 25 years and older

51% of Midlothian, Virginia has a bachelor's degree or higher.

Marital Status

Population 15 years and older

62.7% of the population 15 and older are currently married, 22.4% have never been married, 8.7% are divorced, 4.2% are widowed and 2.1% are separated.

Student Enrollment

Population 3 years and older

Language Spoken At Home

91.99% speak only English at home, 2.57% speak Spanish and 5.44% speak some other language.

Housing Characteristics

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Fair Market Rent

Studio - $928
1 Bedroom - $975
2 Bedrooms - $1158
3 Bedrooms - $1523
4 Bedrooms - $1845

A 2 Bedroom unit in Midlothian, Virginia should rent for $1158.

Housing Availability

93.99% of the homes in Midlothian are occupied.

Housing Type

79.9% of the homes in Midlothian, Virginia are single unit detached.

Year Built

53% of the Homes in Midlothian were built since 1990.

Fuel Type

40.19% of the homes in Midlothian are heated with Utility Gas.

Economic Characteristics

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Median Income

Median Household Income
$95,527
Median Family Income
$108,887
Per Capita Income
$42,353

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