COMPARING TWO PLACES
Census Tract 96.02 vs Oregon
PLACE A
Census Tract 96.02, District of Columbia, District of Columbia
VS
PLACE B
Oregon
Census Tract 96.02 is 100% smaller than Oregon. Oregon earns more, with a median household income $38,293 higher.
CENSUS TRACT 96.02OREGONDIFFERENCE
Total population5,8224,254,293−100% vs Oregon
Population density11,52944+11,484
Population growth–10.6%–
Median age28.740.4−11.7
Male39.1%49.9%−10.7 pts
Female60.9%50.1%+10.7 pts
Foreign-born6.3%9.8%−3.5 pts
White, non-Hispanic0.9%71.4%−70.5 pts
Black84.9%1.8%+83.0 pts
Hispanic / Latino10.3%14.7%−4.3 pts
Asian0.0%4.4%−4.4 pts
Other3.9%7.7%−3.8 pts
Median household income$44,718$83,011−$38,293
Per capita income$34,062$45,612−$11,550
Poverty rate32.3%11.9%+20.4 pts
Income inequality (Gini)0.5460.463+0.1
Bachelor's degree or higher28.9%36.8%−7.9 pts
Graduate degree14.0%14.1%−0.1 pts
Unemployment rate15.3%5.4%+10.0 pts
Labor force participation66.8%62.3%+4.4 pts
Median home value$484,000$477,600+$6,400
Median gross rent$1,453$1,525−$72
Owner-occupied16.2%63.3%−47.1 pts
Housing vacancy rate4.4%7.5%−3.1 pts
Rent-burdened households61.2%49.5%+11.7 pts
Average commute28.123.0+5.1
Worked from home26.6%19.0%+7.6 pts
Public transit to work19.4%2.2%+17.2 pts
Uninsured5.1%5.9%−0.8 pts
Population, 2020 – 2024