LandScape 2026H · Single in the SuburbsH1 Educated Earners
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Educated Earners

Category H · Single in the Suburbs · Suburban
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Segment Profile

Educated Earners are younger, diverse suburban residents who are more likely to live alone or outside traditional family households. Homeownership is low, but educational attainment and professional employment are comparatively strong for the Single in the Suburbs category. Incomes remain modest rather than affluent. The segment combines stronger education and employment credentials with a renter-heavy suburban household profile.

Population
4.79M
1.4% of U.S. population
Households
2.01M
1.5% of U.S. households
Income, Age & Home Value
Average Household Income · Slightly Low
$95k
$0Range: $74k - $112k$500K+
Average Age · Slightly Low
36
18Range: 34 - 3872+
Average Home Value · Slightly Low
$395k
$0Range: $251k - $505k$3.0M+
Home Ownership & Mortgage Risk
Ownership
40%
Very Low
Mortgage Risk
3.1
Average
Supporting facts, shown for completeness
Household Type & Race / Ethnicity
Household Type
Married, w/ Children 14.0% Married, no Children 18.0% Single, w/ Children 11.0% Single, no Children 9.0% Other 47.0%
Race / Ethnicity
White 50%
Asian 7%
Hispanic 19%
Black 17%
Other 7%
Education & Occupations
Education
Less than HS 7% HS Grad 54% College 26% Advanced 14%
Occupations
White Collar 64% Service 14% Blue Collar 22%
Economic Indicators
Poverty Rate
Average
Unemployment Rate
Average
Labor Force Participation
Average
Mortgage Risk
Average
LandScape Indices
Social Indices
Power Brokers
Average
Political Lean (Conservatism)
Average
Gay Chic
Slightly Low
Technology Pioneer
Average
Urban Views
Very Low
Health Indices
Health Zones
Average
Size Matters (BMI)
Average
Eat Your Veggies
Average
Bodies in Motion
Average
Smoker Signals
Average
Crime Indices
Robbery
Slightly Low
Assault
Slightly Low
Burglary
Average
Theft
Average
Auto Theft
Average
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