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Gentofte Kommune Statistikhæfte 2020 (Pdf) Gentofte Kommune Statistik 2020 Indhold 1. Kapitel – Befolkning (Population) ................................................................................................. 6 1.1. Befolkningsudviklingen i Gentofte Kommune 1809 og frem ...................................................................... 7 1.2. Befolkningsudviklingen i Gentofte Kommune fra 2000 og frem ................................................................. 7 1.3. Befolkningstal i de syv bydele i Gentofte Kommune .................................................................................. 8 1.4. Befolkningstal og antal medlemmer af folkekirken i de 9 sogne ................................................................ 9 1.5. Befolkningstal i landets kommuner (sorteret) og regioner ........................................................................ 10 1.6. Befolkningspyramide for Gentofte Kommune og hele landet ................................................................... 11 1.7. Til og fraflyttere i Gentofte Kommune 2019 .............................................................................................. 12 1.8. Befolkningsudvikling og prognose for Gentofte Kommune fordelt på aldersgrupper ............................... 13 1.9. Fertilitet i Gentofte Kommune sammenlignet med kommunerne i Region Hovedstaden ........................ 15 1.10. Gennemsnitsalder for fødende i Gentofte Kommune sammenlignet med kommunerne i Region Hovedstaden ......................................................................................................................................................................... 16 1.11. Den aldersbetingede fertilitet i Gentofte Kommune sammenlignet med Region Hovedstaden og hele landet ......................................................................................................................................................................... 17 1.12. Befolkningen i Gentofte Kommune efter oprindelsesland – grupperet på verdensdele ......................... 17 1.13. Befolkningen i Gentofte Kommune fordelt på personer med dansk oprindelse, indvandrere og efterkommere ......................................................................................................................................................................... 18 1.14. Antal vielser og skilsmisser i Gentofte Kommune sammenlignet med København og hele landet ....... 19 1.15. Gennemsnitsalder i kommuner i Region Hovedstaden (sorteret i faldende orden) – sammenlignet med regionsgennemsnit .......................................................................................................................................... 20 1.16. Forventet middellevetid for 0 årige i kommuner i Region Hovedstaden (sorteret i faldende orden) ...... 21 1.17. Husstande i Gentofte Kommune fordelt efter husstandsstørrelse ......................................................... 22 1.18. Husstande i Gentofte Kommune fordelt efter husstandsstørrelse - sammenlignet med Region Hovedstaden og hele landet .................................................................................................................................................. 22 1.19. Husstande i Gentofte Kommune fordelt efter husstandstype pr. 1. januar 2020 ................................... 23 1.20. Kontakt til læge med offentligt tilskud – sammenligning ......................................................................... 23 1.21. Anmeldte forbrydelser i Gentofte Kommune .......................................................................................... 24 2. Kapitel – Boliger og byggeri (Dwellings and construction) ...................................................... 25 2.1. Beboede boliger i Gentofte Kommune fordelt efter type og størrelse ...................................................... 26 2.2. Boligstørrelser i Gentofte Kommune sammenlignet med Region Hovedstaden og hele landet .............. 26 2.3. Boliger i Gentofte Kommune efter opførelsesår - sammenlignet med Region Hovedstaden og hele landet27 2.4. Boliger i Gentofte fordelt efter ejerforhold pr. 1. januar 2020 ................................................................... 27 2.5. Boliger i Gentofte Kommune fordelt efter boligtyper, ejer- og udlejningsforhold ...................................... 28 2.6. Husholdningernes boligformue i kommunerne i region Hovedstaden ...................................................... 30 1 Gentofte Kommune Statistik 2020 2.7. Udvikling i husholdningernes boligformue i Gentofte Kommune – sammenligning ................................. 31 3. Kapitel – Indkomst og skat (Income and tax) .............................................................................32 3.1. Indkomstskatteprocenter i Gentofte Kommune og i hovedstadsområdet ................................................ 33 3.2. Udviklingen i indkomstskatteprocenten i Gentofte Kommune 2003-2020................................................ 34 3.3. Grundskyldspromiller i Gentofte Kommune og hovedstadsområdet 2020 ............................................... 35 3.4. Udviklingen i grundskyldspromillen i Gentofte Kommune 2003-2020 ...................................................... 36 3.5. Kirkeskat i Gentofte Kommune og Region Hovedstaden 2020 ................................................................ 37 3.6. Udviklingen i kirkeskatteprocenten i Gentofte Kommune 2003-2020 ...................................................... 37 3.7. Dækningsafgift af erhvervsejendomme i Gentofte Kommune og hovedstadsområdet 2020 ................... 38 3.8. Udviklingen i dækningsafgift af erhvervsejendomme i Gentofte Kommune 1998-2020 .......................... 38 3.9. Personers disponible indkomster* for kommuner i region Hovedstaden og landsdele (opgjort ud fra seneste opgørelse vedr. slutligning 2018) .................................................................................................................... 40 3.10. Familiers disponible indkomster* for kommuner i region Hovedstaden og landsdele (opgjort ud fra seneste opgørelse vedr. slutligning 2018) .................................................................................................................... 42 3.11. Familiers formue for kommuner i region Hovedstaden (2018 dvs. opgjort ult. 2019) ............................ 43 4. Kapitel – Beskæftigelse og erhverv (Employment and industry) ............................................. 44 4.1. Ledighedsprocent i kommuner i Region Hovedstaden 2019 ................................................................... 45 4.2. Udviklingen i ledigheden (bruttoledighed) i pct. af arbejdsstyrken i Gentofte Kommune ......................... 46 4.3. Langtidsarbejdsløshed i kommuner i Region Hovedstaden ..................................................................... 47 4.4. Pendling til og fra Gentofte Kommune fordelt på landsdele nov. 2018 .................................................... 48 4.5. Udvikling i ind- og udpendling til/fra Gentofte Kommune – nov. 2018 ..................................................... 49 4.6. Befolkningen i Gentofte Kommune efter herkomst fordelt efter socioøkonomisk status .......................... 50 4.7. Befolkningen i Gentofte Kommune fordelt efter socioøkonomisk status - sammenligning ...................... 50 4.8. Beskæftigede med bopæl i Gentofte Kommune fordelt efter socioøkonomisk status - sammenligning .. 51 4.9. Erhvervs- og beskæftigelsesfrekvenser i Gentofte Kommune – fordelt på aldersklasser ........................ 52 4.10. Erhvervs- og beskæftigelsesfrekvenser i Gentofte Kommune (16-64 årige) – fordelt på herkomst ultimo november 2018 ................................................................................................................................................ 53 4.11. Erhvervsfrekvens i alt i Gentofte Kommune ultimo november 2018 (16-64 årige) – sammenligning .... 54 4.12. Befolkningen* Gentofte Kommune fordelt efter uddannelse opgjort ultimo 2018 .................................. 55 4.13. Beskæftigede med bopæl i Gentofte Kommune fordelt efter brancher opgjort ult. november 2018 ..... 56 4.14. Personer med arbejdssted i Gentofte Kommune fordelt efter brancher opgjort ultimo november 2018 57 5. Kapitel – Miljø, trafik og forsyning (Environment, traffic and supply) ...................................... 58 5.1. Arealer i Gentofte Kommune efter anvendelse ........................................................................................ 59 5.2. Politiregistrerede trafikuheld fordelt på vejtype i Gentofte Kommune ...................................................... 59 5.3. Veje i Gentofte Kommune ........................................................................................................................ 60 2 Gentofte Kommune Statistik 2020 5.4. Udviklingen i renovationsmængder i Gentofte Kommune 2010-2019 ...................................................... 60 5.5. Aktiviteter på genbrugsstationen i Gentofte Kommune 2009-2020 .......................................................... 61 5.6. Badevandet i Gentofte Kommune – badevandsanalyser 2019 ................................................................ 62 5.7. Udviklingen i vandforbruget i Gentofte Kommune 2008-2019 ................................................................. 63 5.8. Udviklingen i antallet af tilsluttede fjernvarmekunder i Gentofte Kommune ............................................. 65 6. Kapitel – Børn og unge (Children and youth) ............................................................................66
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