THE JUMP
EDUCATION ATTAINMENT 2010 VS. 2020 Percentages of the Cincinnati region’s population (age 25 and older) with a Bachelor’s degree. Source: Emsi Burning Glass Data
2010 2020 16-COUNTY REGION .................. 35.6% ......... 42.9% NON-HISPANIC WHITE............... 36.5% ......... 44.1% BLACK ...................................... 24.5% ......... 30.8% ASIAN ...................................... 68.1%.......... 70.3% HISPANIC OR LATINO ................ 30.6% ......... 30.9% TWO OR MORE RACES ................ 35.1% .......... 41.4%
New data show that the 16-county Cincinnati region’s economic outlook improved in the past decade, with per capita income rising by almost 25 percent and the poverty rate declining by 1.2 percent. At the same time (and likely related), the percentage of adults across the region with a college education increased by more than 7 percent. Unfortunately, home ownership took a hit over the past decade, dropping by 2.7 percent.
PER CAPITA INCOME 2010 VS. 2019 The average annual income per person (all ages). Source: Emsi Burning Glass Data
Statistics provided by the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber’s Center for Research & Data.
Source: Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber Analysis of 2008-2012 and 2015-2019 ACS 5-year Estimates
HOUSING OWNERSHIP 2010 VS. 2019
2010
2019
55.2%
2019
51.6%
2010
56.2%
2019
54.1%
2010
44.5%
2019
42.5%
2010
66.3%
2019
63.6%
2010
25.3%
2019
33.6%
30.9%
2010
RENTER-OCCUPIED
27.1%
OWNER-OCCUPIED
2010 2019 16-COUNTY REGION .................. $27,725 ....... $34,575 NON-HISPANIC WHITE............... $29,680 ...... $37,484 BLACK ...................................... $17,527 ....... $21,823 ASIAN ...................................... $33,862 ...... $41,021 HISPANIC OR LATINO ................ $17,225 ....... $20,200 TWO OR MORE RACES ................ $11,584 ....... $14,839 POVERTY RATES 2012 VS. 2019 Percentage of people (all ages) whose annual household income is below the federal poverty threshold, which is $24,246 for a family of two adults and two children under 18.
16-COUNTY REGION NON-HISPANIC WHITE
BLACK
ASIAN
44.8%
53.7%
43.8%
43.2%
55.5%
56.1%
33.7%
36.2%
72.9%
74.8%
66.4%
69.1%
Source: Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber Analysis of 2008-2012 and 2015-2019 ACS 5-year Estimates
HISPANIC OR LATINO TWO OR MORE RACES
2012 2019 16-COUNTY REGION .................. 13.4% .......... 12.2% NON-HISPANIC WHITE............... 10.0% ......... 9.1% BLACK ...................................... 32.4% ......... 27.5% ASIAN ...................................... 10.1% .......... 10.9% HISPANIC OR LATINO ................ 30.3% ......... 26.3% TWO OR MORE RACES ................ 26.4% ......... 23.4%
POVERTY RATE MOVEMENT BY COUNTY 2012 VS. 2019 Here’s how the poverty rate increased or decreased in the Cincinnati region’s 16 counties. Source: Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber Analysis of 2008-2012 and 2015-2019 ACS 5-year Estimates
BROWN COUNTY
BUTLER COUNTY
CLERMONT COUNTY
HAMILTON COUNTY
WARREN COUNTY
BOONE COUNTY
BRACKEN COUNTY
CAMPBELL COUNTY
GALLATIN COUNTY
GRANT COUNTY
KENTON COUNTY
2.5%
-1.1%
-1.3%
-1.3%
-1.8%
-1.1%
-0.2%
1.1%
-5.4%
0.9%
-1.7%
8 REALM WINTER 2021
PENDLETON DEARBORN COUNTY COUNTY
1.6%
1.0%
FRANKLIN COUNTY
OHIO COUNTY
UNION COUNTY
-4.8% -1.6% -5.5%
