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Osceola County

Florida · 107,728 residents · 1,327.542 sq mi
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Osceola County has roughly average household income, with a median household income of $27,260. Population has fallen 38% since 2000, a loss of 64,765 residents. 11% of adults hold a bachelor's degree or higher, below the national rate of 20%. Median home value is $74,700.

At a glance
Lower income
below the US median
US median: $30,130
Mid-age
median age 33.9
US median: 33.0
Less educated
11% hold a bachelor's degree
US average: 20%
Stable housing
home values roughly flat, inflation adjusted
US median home: $93,722
Section 01

Population & growth

107,728
−38%vs 2000
vs 172,493 in 2000
1990 – 2025
33.9
−2%vs 2000
vs 34.6 in 2000
US average: 33.0
Population, 19902024
76K172K268K363K459K1990201020202024Osceola County
2024427K
1990201020202024
Age distribution, 1990
Under 57.4%(7,959)
US avg: 7.3%
5 to 97.2%(7,710)
US avg: 7.3%
10 to 146.6%(7,070)
US avg: 6.9%
15 to 196.9%(7,474)
US avg: 7.1%
20 to 246.7%(7,271)
US avg: 7.5%
25 to 3417.1%(18,445)
US avg: 17.5%
35 to 4414.6%(15,758)
US avg: 15.1%
45 to 5410.4%(11,202)
US avg: 10.2%
55 to 649.1%(9,797)
US avg: 8.5%
65 to 748.4%(9,068)
US avg: 7.3%
75 to 844.1%(4,394)
US avg: 4%
85 and over1.5%(1,580)
US avg: 1.2%
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Section 02

Income & economy

$27,260
−6%inflation adjusted, since 2000
vs $38,214 in 2000
US average: $30,130
1990 – 2024
$12,268
−28%vs 2000
vs $17,022 in 2000
US average: $14,340
9.4%
−2.1 ptsvs 2000
vs 11.5% in 2000
US average: 13.2%
Section 03

Housing

$74,700
+6%inflation adjusted, since 2000
vs $92,500 in 2000
US average: $93,722
1990 – 2024
$526
−3%inflation adjusted, since 2000
vs $714 in 2000
US average: $450
65.7%
−2.0 ptsvs 2000
vs 67.7% in 2000
34.3% rent
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Section 04

Race & ethnicity

2000
White, non-Hispanic59.6%(102,792)
Black6.4%(11,075)
Hispanic / Latino29.4%(50,727)
Asian2.2%(3,721)
Other0%
1990
White, non-Hispanic89.3%(96,249)
Black5.5%(5,923)
Hispanic / Latino11.9%(12,813)
Asian1.5%(1,574)
Other3.7%(3,982)

No data for the years selected.

Section 04 · Origins

Detailed origins & ancestry

Detailed origin tables are available for 2024; showing 2024 data.

Hispanic origin
Puerto Rican27.2%(116,190)
South American13.1%(55,778)
Venezuelan6.6%(28,421)
Dominican5.4%(22,994)
Cuban3.5%(14,912)
Colombian3.3%(13,977)
Central American2.8%(11,919)
Mexican2.3%(9,687)
Ecuadorian1.4%(6,017)
Peruvian1.1%(4,587)
Salvadoran0.6%(2,711)
Honduran0.6%(2,468)
+ 9 more hispanic origin groups with data
Nicaraguan0.5%(2,088)
Panamanian0.5%(1,954)
Guatemalan0.5%(1,934)
Chilean0.3%(1,171)
Spaniard0.2%(860)
Argentine0.2%(829)
Costa Rican0.2%(764)
Bolivian0.1%(254)
Uruguayan0%(175)
Asian origin
Filipino0.9%(4,001)
Asian Indian0.6%(2,666)
Chinese0.5%(1,933)
Vietnamese0.2%(947)
Pakistani0.2%(902)
Korean0.1%(329)
Bangladeshi0.1%(269)
Japanese0%(130)
Thai0%(116)
Laotian0%(87)
Cambodian0%(66)
Burmese0%(59)
+ 3 more asian origin groups with data
Taiwanese0%(56)
Uzbek0%(35)
Pacific Islander origin
Chamorro0%(147)
Samoan0%(98)
Ancestry
German5.3%(22,640)
Irish4.7%(20,162)
West Indian4.4%(18,991)
English4.3%(18,337)
Italian4%(17,208)
American3.7%(15,660)
Haitian2.1%(8,864)
Jamaican1.6%(6,891)
French1.2%(5,033)
Polish1.2%(4,955)
Arab0.9%(3,685)
+ 49 more ancestry groups with data
Scottish0.8%(3,479)
Portuguese0.8%(3,371)
Brazilian0.8%(3,249)
Dutch0.4%(1,666)
British0.4%(1,653)
Moroccan0.4%(1,506)
French Canadian0.3%(1,370)
Norwegian0.3%(1,358)
Welsh0.3%(1,306)
Swedish0.3%(1,210)
Scotch-Irish0.3%(1,207)
Greek0.2%(1,052)
Canadian0.2%(872)
Hungarian0.2%(818)
Russian0.2%(680)
Romanian0.1%(621)
Guyanese0.1%(558)
Ukrainian0.1%(532)
Czech0.1%(484)
Belgian0.1%(455)
Egyptian0.1%(445)
Austrian0.1%(388)
Cape Verdean0.1%(378)
Danish0.1%(368)
Lithuanian0.1%(341)
Nigerian0.1%(303)
Swiss0.1%(301)
Syrian0.1%(298)
Croatian0.1%(287)
Palestinian0.1%(266)
Iraqi0.1%(242)
Slovak0.1%(227)
Turkish0%(193)
Lebanese0%(186)
Iranian0%(182)
Israeli0%(160)
Finnish0%(116)
Bulgarian0%(110)
Kenyan0%(79)
Slovene0%(68)
Armenian0%(50)
Barbadian0%(38)
Ethiopian0%(34)
Somali0%(18)
Jordanian0%(14)
Latvian0%(14)
RANKED:Largest Puerto Rican population · Largest South American population · Largest Venezuelan population · Largest Dominican population · Largest German population
Section 05

Education

11.2%
−4.5 ptsvs 2000
vs 15.7% in 2000
US average: 20.3%
High school or higher
73.7%
−5.5 ptsvs 2000
vs 79.1% in 2000
US average: 75.2%
3.4%
−1.5 ptsvs 2000
vs 4.8% in 2000
US average: 7.1%
Section 06

Commute & transportation

21.2 min
+11%vs 2000
vs 19.1 min in 2000
US average: 21.9
Section 07

Work & employment

No data for the years selected.

Section 08

People & community

No data for the years selected.

Marital status (2024)
Men 15+
Never married36.4%(61,560)
Married53%(89,569)
Widowed2.3%(3,869)
Divorced8.3%(14,093)
Women 15+
Never married32.2%(56,344)
Married48%(84,035)
Widowed6.6%(11,601)
Divorced13.2%(23,059)
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Frequently asked

How many people live in Osceola County, Florida?

Osceola County, Florida has about 107,728 residents according to the 1990 Census.

What is the median household income in Osceola County, Florida?

The typical household in Osceola County, Florida earns about $27,260 a year. Half of households make more than that, and half make less.

Is Osceola County, Florida expensive?

In Osceola County, Florida, the median home is worth about $74,700, and the typical rent is about $526 a month.

How educated are people in Osceola County, Florida?

About 11.2% of adults age 25 and over in Osceola County, Florida hold a bachelor's degree or higher.

What is the poverty rate in Osceola County, Florida?

About 9.4% of people in Osceola County, Florida live below the federal poverty line.

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DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU ACS 5-YEAR + DECENNIAL CENSUS · UPDATED 2024

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