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People Economy Population Growth Jobs • In 2010, Allston had 22,312 residents and made up 4% of • Allston had 16,522 payroll jobs in 2014, two thirds of which 1 2 Boston’s population. were in the education industry. - - - - • Allston grew by 17% from 2000 to 2010, rising faster than • Allston has more jobs than resident workers, at a ratio of the city’s growth of 5% over the same time period. 2.6, and has 3% of theAllston payroll jobsBoston in Boston. Age Distribution Labor Force • 78% of Allston’s residents are between the ages of 18 and • Allston’s resident labor force had 11,478 people in 2015. 34, compared to only 40% of Boston’s residents. • 61% of Allston’s residents aged 16 and older participated • The 18-24 age group accounts for over half of Allston’s pop- in the labor force, compared to 68% of Boston’s. ulation, and only 19% of Boston. • The top occupations for Allston’s residents in 2015: Admin-

Allston istrative Support, Sales, and Business & Finance. Allston & Boston Residents by Age Education 2010

•Boston In 2015, 54% of Allston’s residents were enrolled in college or university, much higher than the city college en - Whiterollment:Black/African 17%. American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other

• 64% of Allston’s residents aged 25 and older in 2015 had a Bachelor’s degree, a higher share than the city as a whole. Educational Attainment (Age 25+) 2015 - - - - Allston Boston Allston Diversity

Boston • In 2015, 29% of Allston’s population was foreign born, about the same percentage as the city. • The Asian/Pacific - Islander - share - of Allston’s - population Less than High School High School or Some College is 20%, considerablyAllston higher thanBoston the 9% share for the Bachelors Degree or Higher Allston city. Income

Boston Allston & Boston Residents by Race • In 2015, the median household income in Allston was 2010 $39,717, lower than Boston’s median of $55,777. White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other

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Note: Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximations of Allston (tracts 9.03, 8.02, 8.03, and 7.04). Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 2010 Decennial Census, (2) U.S. Census Bureau, 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (3) U.S. Census Bureau, OnTheMap Application and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (4) City of Boston Assessing Department, FY2016, (5) Boston Planning and Development

AgencyBoston Board Memos

Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher Allston

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Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher Neighborhood Profile | Allston

Place Trends Households and Dorms Historical Trends in Allston

• 72% of Allston’s residents live in households, of which • The population of Allston grew 17% and occupied housing

38%Allston are families. units grew by 5% from 2000 to 2010.

• The remaining Allston population (28%) lives in college • The young adult population, ages 18 to 24, increased by

dormsBoston or other institutions. almost one third from 2000 to 2010.

• The Asian population grew by one third from 2000 to 2010.

HouseholdFamily Type One-person Household Household of Non-relatives • Payroll jobs in Allston more than doubled between 2011 2015 and 2014. • The number of cars per household has declined since 2000 from .84 to .61. • The rental/owner split has remained stable at about 90% Allston

rentersBack Bay from 2000 to 2015. The Future for Allston Boston

Back Bay • Allston’sBoston growth is poised to continue, with 1,857 new housing units approved for construction since 2010.5 Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives

Boston Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives BPDA Board-Approved Development (in Thousands of Feet 2) 2010-2016 Renters and Owners Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives • In 2015, Allston had 1,400 condos, 22% of which were owner occupied.4 • The median rent in Allston was $1,585 in 2015, compared to $1,320 for Boston as a whole. Allston Occupied Housing Units Affordable Units Market Rate Units 1950-2010 BPDA Board-Approved Housing Units 2010-2016 Affordable Units Market Rate Units Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Affordable Units Market Rate Units Vehicles Affordable Units Market Rate Units • 53% of Allston households in 2015 had at least one vehicle, compared to 65% of Boston households. • The ratio of vehicles to households in Allston was .61 in 2015, lower than the city ratio of 0.91. Note: DemographicOwner-occupied data are for the Census-tract Renter-occupied approximations of Allston (tracts 9.03, 8.02, 8.03, and 7.04). Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 2010 Decennial Census, (2) U.S. Census Bureau, 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (3) U.S. Census Bureau, OnTheMap Application and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (4) City of Boston Assessing Department, FY2016, (5) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Neighborhood Profile | Back Bay

People Economy Population Growth Jobs • Back Bay had a population of 17,577 people in 2015, 2% of • Back Bay had 52,623 payroll jobs in 2014, 17% of which are Boston’s population.1 2 in Finance and Insurance. • Back Bay’s population grew by 5.4% from 2000 to 2015, • Back Bay has 6.57 payroll jobs per resident worker, and slower than the city’s growth of 10%. 9.3% of the city’s payroll jobs. Age Distribution Labor Force - - - - • Only 3% of Back Bay residents were school-aged children • Back Bay’s resident labor force had 11,530 people in 2015, Back Bay Boston in 2015, compared to 11% of the Boston population. 3% of Boston’s resident labor force. • Back Bay has higher shares of both 25-34 year olds and • 63% of Back Bay residents aged 16 and over participate in those over 65 than the city as a whole. the labor force, lower than the 68% participation rate for Boston. • The top occupations for Back Bay residents in 2015: Man- Back Bay & Boston Residents by Age 2010 agement, Business, and Finance. Back Bay Education • 22% of Back Bay residents were enrolled in college or uni-

Boston versity in 2015, higher than the college enrollment for Bos- ton: 17%. White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other • Eighty-six percent of Back Bay residents age 25 and older have a Bachelor’s degree, nearly double the rate of the city as a whole. Educational Attainment (Age 25+) - - - - 2015 Back Bay Boston Diversity Back Bay • About 20% of Back Bay residents were foreign born in 2015, compared with about 27% of Boston residents.

Boston • About 76% of - Back Bay - residents - were - non-Hispanic Back Bay Boston Whites in 2015, a higher share than Boston (46%). Back Bay Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher Back Bay & Boston Residents by Race

Boston 2010 Income White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other • The median household income in Back Bay in 2015 was $88,469, significantly higher than Boston’s median income Back Bay of $55,777. Boston

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Back Bay Note: Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximations of the Back Bay. Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Census and 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnThe- Map Application and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos. Boston

Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher Back Bay

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Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher Neighborhood Profile | Back Bay

Place Trends Households and Dorms Historical Trends in Back Bay • 91% of Back Bay residents live in households, 32% of • The Back Bay population grew by 5% from 2000 to 2015, while the number of occupied housing units fell slightly. whichBack Bay are families. • From 2000 to 2015, the share of 18 to 24 year olds fell and • The remaining Back Bay population lives in college dorms the share of 25 to 34 year olds increased.

or otherBoston institutions. • More Asian and Hispanic residents have increased the diversity of the neighborhood, but 3/4 of the population are HouseholdFamily Type One-person Household Household of Non-relatives 2015 still non-Hispanic Whites. • The number of payroll jobs in Back Bay has grown 10% from 2011 to 2014.

• An increasing share of housing units are owner-occupied,

Back Bay up from 31% in 2000 to 33% in 2015.

• The share of households owning a car fell from 62% in 2000 to 53% in 2015. Boston The Back Bay Future for Back Bay • Back Bay’s growth is poised to continue, with 1,417 new Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives Back Bay

unitsBoston of housing approved for construction between 2010 4 and 2016. Renters and Owners

Boston Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives • In 2015, Back Bay had 5,395 condos, 43% of which were BPDA Board-Approved Development (in Thousands of Feet 2) 3 owner occupied. 2010-2016 Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives • The median rent in Back Bay in 2015 was $2,030, higher than Boston’s median of $1,320. Back Bay Occupied Housing Units Affordable Units Market Rate Units 1950-2010 BPDA Board-Approved Housing Units 2010-2016 Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Affordable Units Market Rate Units Vehicles • 53% of Back Bay households in 2015 had at least one vehi- Affordable Units Market Rate Units cle, compared to 65% of Boston households. • The ratio of vehicles to households in Back Bay was 0.67 Affordable Units Market Rate Units in 2015, lower than the 0.91 ratio for the city as a whole. Note: Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximations of the Back Bay. Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Census and 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnThe- Map Application and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos. Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Neighborhood Profile | Beacon Hill

People Economy Population Growth Jobs • Beacon Hill had a population of 9,305 in 2015, 1.4% of Boston’s • Beacon Hill had 3,496 payroll jobs in 2014, 41% of which 1 2 population. were in Public Administration. • Beacon Hill grew by 2.8% from 2000 to 2015, slower than the • Beacon Hill has 0.68 payroll jobs for every resident worker, city’s growth of 10% over the same time period. and 0.6% of the payroll jobs in Boston. - - - - Age Distribution Labor Force Beacon Hill Boston • Only 3.7% of Beacon Hill residents were school age chil- • Beacon Hill’s resident labor force had 6,922 people in dren in 2015, compared to 11% of the Boston population. 2015, less than 2% of Boston’s total labor force. • Beacon Hill has a much larger share of 25 to 34 year olds • 82% of Beacon Hill residents age 16 or older participate in than the city as a whole. the labor force, compared to 68% for Boston. • The top occupations of Beacon Hill residents in 2015: Busi- Beacon Hill & Boston Residents by Age ness and Finance, Management, and Sales. 2015 EducationBeacon Hill • 10% of Beacon Hill residents were enrolled in college or Boston university in 2015, a lower share than the city as a whole (17%). White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other • In 2015, 90% of Beacon Hill residents age 25 and older had a Bachelor’s degree, double the citywide average. Educational Attainment (Age 25+) 2015 - - - - Beacon Hill Boston

Beacon Hill Diversity • About 10% of Beacon Hill residents were foreign born in 2015, compared with about 27% of Boston residents. Boston - - - - • 87% of Beacon Hill residents are non-Hispanic Whites. Beacon Hill Boston Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher Beacon Hill Beacon Hill & Boston Residents by Race 2015 Income Boston • The median household income in Beacon Hill in 2015 was White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other $93,033, higher than the Boston median of $55,777. Beacon Hill Boston White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other

Beacon Hill Note: Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximations of Beacon Hill. Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Census and 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnTheMap Application and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos. Boston Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher Beacon Hill

Boston Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher Neighborhood Profile | Beacon Hill

Place Trends Households and Dorms Historical Trends in Beacon Hill • All Beacon Hill residents live in households, 26% of which • The Beacon Hill population grew by only 2.8% and occu-

are Beacon Hill families. pied housing units were virtually unchanged from 2000 to • Over half of Beacon Hill households have only one person. 2015.

Boston • From 2000 to 2015, the share of 18 to 24 year olds de- Household Type creased and the share of 25 to 34 year olds increased. 2015 Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives • The foreign-born share of Beacon Hill’s population fell from 15% in 2000 to 10% in 2015. • From 2000 to 2015 the share of Beacon Hill adults with at least a Bachelor’s degree grew from 79% to 90%.

Beacon Hill • Payroll jobs in Beacon Hill increased by 3.8% from 2011 to 2014. Boston • The owner-occupancy rate in Beacon Hill has increased from 31% in 2000 to 33% in 2015. Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives • The share of Beacon Hill households with a car fell from 65% in 2000 to 42% in 2015. Renters and Owners The Future for Beacon Hill Beacon Hill • In 2015, Beacon Hill had 2,437 condos, 43% of which were 3 • Beacon Hill will continue to grow slowly with only one new owner occupied. Beacon Hill large development (33-61 Temple Street) approved since • Beacon Hill’s median rent in 2015 was $1,810, higher than Boston 2010.4 the city’s median rent of $1,320. Boston Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives BPDA Board-Approved Development (in Thousands of Feet2) Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives Beacon Hill Occupied Housing Units 2010-2016 1950-2015 Affordable Units Market Rate Units Affordable Units Market Rate Units BPDA Board-Approved Housing Units Owner-occupied Renter-occupied 2010-2016 Vehicles • 42% of Beacon Hill’s households own at least one car, lower than the city average of 65%. • The ratio of vehicles to households in Beacon Hill was only 0.49 in 2015, lower than 0.91 for the city average. Affordable Units Market Rate Units Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Affordable Units Market Rate Units Note: Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximations of Beacon Hill. Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Census and 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnTheMap Application and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos. Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Neighborhood Profile | Brighton

People Economy Population Growth Jobs

• Brighton had 52,685 people in 2010, 9% of Boston’s pop- • Brighton had 16,860 payroll jobs in 2014. One third of 1 3 ulation. these jobs were in Healthcare & Social Assistance. • Brighton’s population grew by 4.2% from 2000 to 2010, • Brighton has .75 payroll jobs per resident worker living in similar to the city’s growth of 4.8%. Brighton, and 3% of Boston’s payroll jobs. - - - - Age Distribution Labor Force Brighton Boston • In 2010, 60% of Brighton’s residents are between the ages • Brighton’s resident labor force was 28,825 in 2015, making of 18 and 34, compared to only 40% of the Boston popu- up 7.6% of Boston’s resident labor force. lation. • 66% of Brighton residents aged 16 and older participated • In 2010, residents aged 35 to 64 make up only 22% of Brigh- in the labor force, compared to 68% for Boston. ton’s population, and 33% of Boston’s population. • The top occupations for Brighton residents in 2015: Educa-

tion, Administrative Support, and Management. Brighton & Boston Residents by Age Brighton 2015 Education • In 2015, 28% of Brighton residents were enrolled in college

Boston or university, higher than Boston’s college enrollment rate of 17%. • 62%White of BrightonBlack/African residents American and 45%Hispanic of BostonAsian/ residents PI ageOther 25 or older have obtained a Bachelor’s degree or higher. Educational Attainment (Age 25+) 2015 - - - - Brighton Boston

Brighton Diversity • In 2015, 24% of Brighton’s population was foreign born, Boston which was only a tad lower than the city’s 27%.2 - - - - • Brighton had higher shares of Whites and Asians than Brighton Boston Less than High School High School or Some College Boston as a whole. Bachelors Degree or Higher Brighton

Brighton & Boston Residents by Race Income

Boston 2015 • Median household income in Brighton in 2015 was $50,110, White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other slightly lower than the Boston median of $55,777. Brighton

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Brighton Note: Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximations of Brighton. Sources: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 2010 Decennial Census, (2) U.S. Census Bureau, 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (3) U.S. Census Bureau, LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics OnTheMap, 2014, (4) City of Boston Assessing Department, FY2016, (5) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos Boston

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Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher Neighborhood Profile | Brighton

Place Trends Households and Dorms Historical Trends in Brighton • 91% of Brighton residents live in households, one third of

Brighton • From 2000 to 2010, Brighton’s population grew by 4% and which are families. its occupied housing units grew by 2%. • The remaining population (9%) lives in dorms or other insti- • The population ages 18 to 34 years increased from 54% of Boston tutions. the population in 2000 to 60% in 2010. • More Asian and Hispanic residents have increased the di- Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives Household Type versity of the neighborhood, but 70% of the population is 2015 still non-Hispanic Whites. • Healthcare/Social Assistance is the largest industry in Brighton, and payroll jobs grew 12% from 2011 to 2014. Brighton • The rental/owner split has remained stable with just over three quarters of households renting. Boston • The share of households owning a car grew from 63% in 2000 to 68% in 2015. Brighton Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives The Future for Brighton Brighton

• Brighton’sBoston growth is poised to continue with 1,577 new Renters and Owners 51 units of housing approved for construction since 2010.0. • In 2015, Brighton had 6,533 condos, 34% of which were Boston Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives 4 2 owner occupied. BPDA Board-Approved Development (in Thousands of Feet ) 2010-2016 • The median rent in Brighton in 2015 was $1,537, higher Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives than $1,320 in Boston as a whole. Brighton Occupied Housing Units 1950-2010 Affordable Units Market Rate Units BPDA Board-Approved Housing Units 2010-2016 AffordableOwner-occupied Units MarketRenter-occupied Rate Units Vehicles • 68% of Brighton households in 2015 had at least one vehi- Affordable Units Market Rate Units cle, compared to 65% of Boston households. Affordable Units Market Rate Units • The ratio of vehicles to households in Brighton was 1.02 in 2015, higher than the Boston ratio of 0.91. Note: DemographicOwner-occupied data are for the Census-tract Renter-occupied approximations of Brighton. Sources: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 2010 Decennial Census, (2) U.S. Census Bureau, 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (3) U.S. Census Bureau, LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics OnTheMap, 2014, (4) City of Boston Assessing Department, FY2016, (5) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Neighborhood Profile | Charlestown

People Economy Population Growth Jobs • Charlestown had a population of 18,058 in 2015, 2.8% of • Charlestown had 16,626 payroll jobs in 2014, about 35% of Boston’s total population.1 which were in Health Care and Social Assistance.2 • Charlestown’s population has increased by 19% from • Charlestown has 1.85 payroll jobs for every resident worker, 2000 to 2015, faster than the city’s growth of 10%. compared to 2.05 for Boston. Age Distribution Labor Force - - - - • Only 5% of Charlestown residents were aged 18 to 24 in • Charlestown’s residentCharlestown labor forceBoston had 11,193 people in 2015, compared to 19% of the Boston population. 2015, almost 3% of the city’s resident labor force. • Charlestown has the highest share of young children of • 76% of Charlestown residents ages 16 and over partici- any neighborhood. pate in the labor force, compared to 68% for Boston. • The top occupations of Charlestown residents in 2015: Charlestown & Boston Residents by Age Management, Business and Finance, and Sales. 2015 Education

• Charlestown Only 6% of Charlestown residents were enrolled in college or university in 2015, a lower share that the city as a whole (17%). Boston • In 2015, 62% of Charlestown residents aged 25 and older White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other had a Bachelor’s degree, compared with 45% of Boston residents. Educational Attainment (Age 25+) 2015 - - - - Charlestown Boston Diversity

• Only about 17% of residents in Charlestown were foreign Charlestown born in 2015, compared with about 27% of Boston residents. - - - - Boston • About 70% of Charlestown residents were non-Hispanic Charlestown Boston WhitesCharlestown in 2015, a higher share than Boston. Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher Charlestown & Boston Residents by Race Boston 2015 Income White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other • Charlestown has a median household income of $91,067, higher than the city’s median household income of $55,777. Charlestown

Boston Charlestown White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other Boston Note:Charlestown Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximations of the Charlestown. Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Census and 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnTheMap Appli- cation and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos. Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives Boston Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher

Charlestown Boston Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher

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Charlestown NeighborhoodLess than High School High Profile School or Some College | Charlestown Bachelors Degree or Higher Boston Boston White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other Charlestown Place Trends Households and Dorms Historical Trends in Charlestown Boston • Over 99% of Charlestown residents live in households, • The population grew by 19% and occupied housing units 46% ofLess which than are High families. School High School or Some College grew by 15% from 2000 to 2015. Charlestown Bachelors Degree or Higher • Almost half of Charlestown households have only one per- • The share of the population under age 5 grew from 6% in son. 2000 to 9% in 2015. Charlestown Charlestown Boston • From 2000 to 2015, the Asian population share grew from HouseholdFamily Type One-person Household Household of Non-relatives 5% to 9%, and the Black/African-American share grew Boston 2015 Boston from 4% to 9%. • The shareLess of Less thanCharlestown than High High School School adultsHigh withHigh School Schoolat least or or Some Somea Bachelor’s College College degree grew from 51%BachelorsBachelors in 2000 Degree toDegree 62% or orHigher in Higher 2015. • Charlestown has become more residential: while the population grew, payroll jobs in Charlestown fell by 6% from Charlestown 2011 to 2014. • The owner-occupancay rate in Charlestown has increased Boston slightly from 41% in 2000 to 43% in 2015. Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives • The share of Charlestown households with cars has increased from 72% in 2000 to 75% in 2015. Charlestown

Renters and Owners TheCharlestown Future for Charlestown • In 2015, Charlestown had 3,298 condos, 70% of which • Charlestown’s growth is poised to continue with 861 new Boston 3 .4 were owner occupied. units of housing approved for construction since 2010 Boston Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives • Charlestown’s median rent in 2015 was $1,127, lower than BPDAFamily Board-Approved One-person HouseholdDevelopment Household (in Thousands of Non-relatives of Feet2) the city’s median rent of $1,320. 2010-2016 CharlestownAffordable Occupied Units Housing Market Units Rate Units 1950-2010 BPDA Board-Approved Housing Units 2010-2016 Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Affordable Units Market Rate Units Vehicles • 75% of Charlestown’s households own at least one car, higher than the city average of 65%. Affordable Units Market Rate Units • The ratio of vehicles to households in Charlestown was 1.04 in 2015, higher than the city ratio of 0.91. Affordable Units Market Rate Units Note: Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximations of the Charlestown. Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Census and 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnTheMap Appli- cation and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos. Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Owner-occupied Renter-occupied

Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Neighborhood Profile | Dorchester

People Economy Population Growth Jobs • Dorchester had a population of 124,489 in 2015, 19% of • Dorchester had 25,436 payroll jobs in 2014, 22% in health Boston’s total population.1 care and social assistance and 21% in education.2 • Dorchester’s population has increased by 4.7% from 2000 • Dorchester has 0.5 payroll jobs for every resident worker. to 2015, slower than the city’s growth of 10% Boston has 2.05 payroll jobs for every resident worker. Age Distribution Labor Force - - - - • About 17% of Dorchester residents were school age chil- • Dorchester’s residentDorchester labor forceBoston had 68,104 people in dren in 2015, higher than the citywide share of 11%. 2015, 18% of Boston’s resident labor force. • Dorchester has higher shares of both 5-17 year olds and • 69% of Dorchester residents age 16 and over participate 35 to 64 year olds than the city as a whole. in the labor force, about the same as the city’s labor force participation. Dorchester & Boston Residents by Age • The top occupations for residents in Dorchester in 2015: 2015 Administrative Support, Management, and Sales.

EducationDorchester • 8% of Dorchester residents were enrolled in college or uni-

Boston versity in 2015, a lower share that the city as a whole (17%). • Twenty-five percent of Dorchester residents age 25 and White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other older had a Bachelor’s degree, compared with 45% of Bos- ton residents. Educational Attainment (Age 25+) - - - - 2015 Dorchester Boston Diversity • About 34% of Dorchester residents were foreign born in Dorchester 2015, compared with about 27% of Boston residents. • About 44% - of Dorchester - residents - -were Black/Af - Boston rican-American in Dorchester2015, a higherBoston share than Boston (23%). Dorchester Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher Dorchester & Boston Residents by Race

Boston 2015 White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other Income

• The median household income in Dorchester in 2015 was $47,200, lower than the Boston median of $55,777. Dorchester Boston White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other Dorchester Note: Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximations of Dorchester. Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Census and 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnTheMap Application and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos. Boston Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher Dorchester

Boston Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher Neighborhood Profile | Dorchester

Place Trends Households and Dorms Historical Trends in Dorchester

• 99%Dorchester of Dorchester residents live in households, 62% of • The population grew by 4.7% and occupied housing units which are families. grew by 6.7% from 2000 to 2015. Boston • Payroll jobs in Dorchester increased slightly by 1.2% from Household Type 2011 to 2014. 2015 Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives • The owner-occupancy rate in Dorchester has remained between 33% and 34% since 1990. • The share of Dorchester households with cars has increased from 66% in 2000 to about 69% in 2015. Dorchester • The foreign-born share of Dorchester’s population has grown from 31% in 2000 to 34% in 2015.

Boston • From 2000 to 2015 the share of Dorchester adults with at least a Bachelor’s degree grew from 18% to 25%. Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives The Future for Dorchester

Renters and Owners • Dorchester’sDorchester growth is poised to continue with 2,031 new units of housing approved for construction from 2010

Dorchester • In 2015, Dorchester had 4,351 condos, 63% of which were 4 3 throughBoston 2016. owner occupied.

• Dorchester’s median rent in 2015 was $1,192, lower than Boston Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives 2 BPDA Board-Approved Development (in Thousands of Feet ) the city’s median rent of $1,320. 2010-2016 Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives Dorchester Occupied Housing Units 1950-2010 Affordable Units Market Rate Units BPDA Board-Approved Housing Units 2010-2016 AffordableOwner-occupied Units MarketRenter-occupied Rate Units Vehicles • 69% of Dorchester households own at least one car, higher than the city average of 65%. Affordable Units Market Rate Units • The ratio of vehicles to households in Dorchester was 0.98 in 2015, higher than the city ratio of 0.91. Affordable Units Market Rate Units Owner-occupied Renter-occupied

Note: Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximations of Dorchester. Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Census and 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnTheMap Application and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos. Owner-occupied Renter-occupied

Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Neighborhood Profile | Downtown

People Economy Population Growth Jobs • Downtown had a population of 16,903 in 2015, 2.6% of • Downtown had 178,233 payroll jobs in 2014, 24% of which 1 Boston’s total population. were in Finance and Insurance.2 • Downtown’s population grew by 48% from 2000 to 2015, • Downtown has 28 payroll jobs for every resident worker, much faster than the city’s growth of 10%. and 31% of the payroll jobs in Boston. - - - - Age Distribution Labor Force Downtown Boston • Only 4% of Downtown residents were school age children • Downtown’s resident labor force had 9,886 people in 2015, in 2015, compared to 12% of the Boston population. 2.6% of Boston’s resident labor force. • Downtown has higher shares of both 18-24 year olds and • 63% of Downtown residents age 16 and over participate in those over 65 than the city as a whole. the labor force, compared to 68% for Boston. • The top occupations for residents of Downtown in 2015: Downtown & Boston Residents by Age Management, Business and Finance, Food Preparation 2015 and Serving. Education

• Downtown 28% of Downtown residents were enrolled in college or university in 2015, a higher share than the city as a whole (17%). Boston • Fifty-eight percent of Downtown residents age 25 and old- White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other er had a Bachelor’s degree, higher than Boston residents (45%). Educational Attainment (Age 25+) - - - - 2015 Boston Downtown Diversity • About 34% of - Downtown - residents - were -foreign born in 2015, compared with about 27% of Boston residents.

Downtown Boston Downtown

• In 2015, about 31% of Downtown residents were Asian/ Pacific Islander, a higher share than Boston (9%). Boston Downtown & Boston Residents by Race 2015 Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher Downtown Income Boston • The median household income in Downtown in 2015 was

Downtown White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other $65,090, higher than the Boston median of $55,777.

Boston

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Note: Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximation of the Downtown which includes Chinatown and the Leather District due to data limitations. Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Census and 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnTheMap Application and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Develop-

mentDowntown Agency Board Memos.

Boston Downtown Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher Boston Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher Neighborhood Profile | Downtown

Place Trends Households and Dorms Historical Trends in Downtown Downtown • 77% of Downtown residents live in households, 36% • The Downtown population grew by 48% and occupied of which are families. The remaining population lives in housing units grew by 39% from 2000 to 2015. dormsBoston or other institutions. • Payroll jobs in Downtown increased by 12% from 2011 to 2014. Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives Household Type • The owner-occupancy rate in Downtown has increased from 2015 24% in 2000 to 28% in 2015. • The share of Downtown households with cars has fallen from 45% in 2000 to 42% in 2015. • The foreign born share of Downtown’s population fell from

Downtown a recent high of 42% in 1990 to 34% in 2015. • From 2000 to 2015 the share of Downtown adults with at

Boston least a Bachelor’s degree grew from 42% to 58%. Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives The Future for Downtown • Downtown’sDowntown growth is poised to continue, with 4,990 new Renters and Owners units of housing approved for construction between 2010

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• In 2015, Downtown had 3,201 condos, 44% of which were and 2016.Downtown 3 owner occupied. Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives BPDA Board-Approved Development (in Thousands of Feet2) • Downtown’s median rent in 2015 was $1,760, higher than Boston 2010-2016 the city’s median rent of $1,320. Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives Downtown Occupied Housing Units 1950-2015 Affordable Units Market Rate Units BPDA Board-Approved Housing Units 2010-2016 AffordableOwner-occupied Units MarketRenter-occupied Rate Units Vehicles • 42% of Downtown’s households own at least one car, low- Affordable Units Market Rate Units er than the city average of 65%. • The ratio of vehicles to households in Downtown was 0.5 in 2015, lower than the city ratio of 0.91. Affordable Units Market Rate Units Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Note: Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximation of the Downtown which includes Chinatown and the Leather District due to data limitations. Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Census and 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnTheMap Application and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Develop- ment Agency Board Memos. Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Neighborhood Profile | East Boston

People Economy Population Growth Jobs 1 • East Boston had 44,989 residents in 2015, 7% of Boston. • East Boston had 21,076 jobs in 2014, 44% of which were in 2 • East Boston grew by 17% from 2000 to 2015, faster than the transportation and warehousing. city’s growth of 10% over the same time period. • The number of East Boston payroll jobs has grown 6% Age Distribution since 2011. - - - - East Boston Boston • 21% of East Boston residents are children, compared to Labor Force 17% in Boston as a whole. • East Boston’s labor force had 27,736 people in 2015. • The 5-17 age group decreased from 16% in 2000 to 14% • 75% of East Boston residents age 16 and older participat- in 2015. ed in the labor force, compared to 68% for Boston. • The top occupations of East Boston residents in 2015:

East Boston & Boston Residents by Age Food Preparation/Serving, Building & Grounds Mainte- 2015 nance, and Administrative Support East Boston Education • 6% of total East Boston residents in 2015 were enrolled in

Boston a college or university. White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other • About a fifth of East Boston residents age 25 and older in 2015 had obtained a bachelor’s degree or higher. Educational Attainment (Age 25+) 2015 - - - - East Boston Boston Diversity East Boston • In 2015, more than half of East Boston’s population was foreign born, compared to 23% in 1990. Boston • The Hispanic/Latino - population - has- increased - dramatical - ly from 1% in 1970 toEast 58% Boston in 2015.Boston Less than High School High School or Some College

East Boston Bachelors Degree or Higher East Boston & Boston Residents by Race Income Boston 2015 • The median household income in East Boston in 2015 was White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other $51,549, compared to the Boston median of $55,777. East Boston Boston White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other East Boston

Note: Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximations of East Boston. 1. U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Censuses & 2011-2015 American Community Survey; 2. U.S. Census Bureau, OnThe- Map Application and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2011 & 2014; 3. Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos. Boston Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher East Boston

Boston Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher Neighborhood Profile | East Boston

Place Trends

Households and Dorms Historical Trends in East Boston • More than 99% of East Boston residents live in house- • The population grew 17% and occupied housing units East Boston grew 10% from 2000 to 2015. holds, 58% of which are families. • Transportation and warehousing are the largest industries Boston Household Type in East Boston, accounting for nearly half of all payroll jobs. 2015 Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives • From 2000 to 2015, the share of East Boston residents age 16 and older participating in the labor force grew from 59% to 75%. • In 1970, East Boston had less than 500 Hispanic residents.

East Boston By 2015 more than half of the population was Hispanic. • In 2015, more than half of East Boston’s population was Boston foreign born, compared to just 16% in 1970. • The percentage of East Boston residents age 25 and over Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives with a Bachelor’s degree doubled between 2000 and 2015. The FutureEast Boston for East Boston Renters and Owners

• EastEast Boston Boston’s growth is poised to continue with 2,828 new

• Since 1950, approximately 70-75% of East Boston house- Boston 4 units of housing approved between 2010 and 2015. holds have been rentals, about the same as Boston as a whole. Boston Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives BPDA Board-Approved Development (in Thousands of Feet2) • The median rent in East Boston in 2015 was $1,139, com- 2010-2015Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives pared to $1,320 for Boston as a whole. East Boston Occupied Housing Units 1950-2015 Affordable Units Market Rate Units BPDA Board-Approved Housing Units 2010-2015 Affordable Units Market Rate Units Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Vehicles • 63% of East Boston households in 2015 had at least one Affordable Units Market Rate Units vehicle, compared to 65% of all Boston households. • The ratio of vehicles to households in East Boston grew Affordable Units Market Rate Units from 0.79 in 2000 to 0.84 in 2015. Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Note: Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximation of the Downtown which includes Chinatown and the Leather District due to data limitations. Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Census and 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnTheMap Application and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Develop- ment Agency Board Memos. Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Neighborhood Profile | Fenway

People Economy Population Growth Jobs • Fenway had 32,210 residents in 2015, 5% of Boston’s total • Fenway had 16,126 payroll jobs in 2014, 28% of which are population.1 in Accommodation and Food Services.2 • Fenway’s population grew by 6.8% from 2000 to 2015, • Fenway has 0.5 payroll jobs for every resident worker, and compared to the city’s growth of 10%. 2% of the payroll jobs in Boston. - - - - Age Distribution Labor Force Fenway Boston • Only 1.6% of Fenway residents were school-age children in • Fenway’s resident labor force had 17,766 people in 2015, 2015, compared to 12% of the Boston population. 4.7% of Boston’s resident labor force. • Fenway’s share of 18-24 year olds is triple that of Boston • 56% of Fenway residents age 16 and over participate in the as a whole. labor force, lower than Boston’s 68% labor participation rate. Fenway & Boston Residents by Age • The top occupations for residents of Fenway in 2015: Of- 2015 fice and Administrative support, Education, Training, and Fenway Library occupations, and Business and Finance. Education • Boston 6% of total East Boston residents in 2015 were enrolled in aWhite college Black/Africanor university. American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other • About a fifth of East Boston residents age 25 and older in 2015 had obtained a bachelor’s degree or higher. Educational Attainment (Age 25+) - - - - 2015 Fenway Boston Diversity Fenway • About 25% of Fenway residents were foreign born in 2015, about the same as the 27% citywide share. - - - -

• About 19% of FenwayFenway residents Bostonwere Asian/Pacific Islander Boston in 2015, a higher share than Boston (9%). Fenway Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher Fenway & Boston Residents by Race 2015 Boston Income White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other • The median household income in Fenway in 2015 was $34,483, lower than the Boston median of $55,777. Fenway

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Note: Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximations of Fenway. Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Census and 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnTheMap Application and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos Boston Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher Fenway

Boston Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher Neighborhood Profile | Fenway

Place Trends

Households Historical Trends in Fenway

• 57%Fenway of Fenway residents live in households, only 15% • The population grew by 6.8% and occupied housing units of which are families. The remaining population lives in decreased by 6.4% from 2000 to 2015.

dormsBoston or other institutions. • Payroll jobs in Fenway increased by 16% from 2011 to 2014. • The owner-occupancy rate in Fenway has remained at 11- HouseholdFamily Type One-person Household Household of Non-relatives 12% since 2000. 2015 • The share of Fenway households with cars has fallen from 53% in 2000 to 33% in 2015. • The foreign born share of Fenway’s population rose from Fenway 22% in 2000 to 25% in 2015. • From 2000 to 2015 the share of Fenway adults with at least a Bachelor’s degree grew from 66% to 74%. Boston The Future for Fenway Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives • Fenway’sFenway growth is poised to continue, with 2,126 new units of housing approved for construction between 2010

Fenway 4 Renters and Owners and 2016.Boston • In 2015, Fenway had 3,422 condos, 26% of which were Boston owner occupied.3 Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives BPDA Board-Approved Development (in Thousands of Feet2) • Fenway’s median rent in 2015 was $1,614, higher than the 2010-2016 city’s median rent of $1,320. Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives Fenway Occupied Housing Units 1950-2015 Affordable Units Market Rate Units BPDA Board-Approved Housing Units 2010-2016 AffordableOwner-occupied Units MarketRenter-occupied Rate Units Vehicles Affordable Units Market Rate Units • 33% of Fenway’s households own at least one car, lower than the city average of 65%. • The ratio of vehicles to households in Fenway was 0.33 in 2015, lower than the city ratio of 0.91. Affordable Units Market Rate Units Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Note: Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximations of Fenway. Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Census and 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnTheMap Application and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos Owner-occupied Renter-occupied

Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Neighborhood Profile | Hyde Park

People Economy Population Growth Jobs • Hyde Park had 35,585 residents in 2015, 2.6% of Boston’s • Hyde Park had 4,900 payroll jobs in 2014, 18% of which are 1 2 total population. in retail trade. • Hyde Park’s population grew by 11% from 2000 to 2015, • Hyde Park has only 0.13 payroll jobs for every resident slightly faster than the city’s growth of 10%. worker, and less than 1% of the payroll jobs in Boston. Age Distribution Labor Force - - - - • 17% of Hyde Park residents were school age children in • Hyde Park’s residentHyde labor Park forceBoston had 19,581 people in 2015, higher than the 12% share of the Boston population. 2015, 5% of Boston’s resident labor force. • Hyde Park also has a higher share of 35-64 year olds than • 69% of Hyde Park residents age 16 and over participate the city as a whole. in the labor force, about the same as Boston’s 68% labor force participation rate.

Hyde Park & Boston Residents by Age • The top occupations for residents of Hyde Park in 2015: 2015 Office and Administrative Support, Healthcare support, and Management.

Hyde Park Education • In 2015, 9% of Hyde Park residents were enrolled in college Boston or university, a lower share than the city as a whole (17%). • 58%White of HydeBlack/African Park residents American age 25Hispanic and olderAsian/ have PI a BachOther- elor’s degree, compared with 45% of Boston residents. Educational Attainment (Age 25+) - - - - 2015 Hyde Park Boston Diversity

• In 2015, about 28% of Hyde Park residents were foreign Hyde Park born, roughly the same as Boston’s 27% foreign born share.

Boston - - - - • About 45% of Hyde Park residents were Black/Afri-

Hyde Park Hyde Park Boston can-American in 2015, double the citywide share. Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher

Boston Hyde Park & Boston Residents by Race 2015 Income White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other • The median household income of Hyde Park in 2015 was $65,260, higher than the Boston median of $55,777. Hyde Park

Boston

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Note: Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximations of Hyde Park. Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Census and 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnTheMap Applica- tion and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos. Boston Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher Hyde Park

Boston Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher Neighborhood Profile | Hyde Park

Place Trends

Households Historical Trends in Hyde Park

• 95% Hyde Park of Hyde Park residents live in households, 69% of • From 2000 to 2015, Hyde Park’s population grew by 11% which are families. The remaining population lives in dorms and its occupied housing units grew by 6%.

or otherBoston institutions. • The young adult age group (18-24) grew by 27% from 2000 to 2015. HouseholdFamily Type One-person Household Household of Non-relatives • The female labor force participation rate has increased 2015 from 59% to 69% from 2000 to 2015. • The share of Hyde Park households with a vehicle grew

from 81% to 85% from 2000 to 2015. Hyde Park • Since 2000, the share of the population (25+) with a Bach- elor’s degree rose from 20% to 26%.

Boston • The non-Hispanic White share of the population fell from 42% to 26% since 2000 while the Hispanic share grew from Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives 13% to 24%. The Future for Hyde Park Hyde Park Renters and Owners • Hyde Park’s growth is poised to continue, with 1,026 new unitsHyde Park of housing approved for construction between 2010

• In 2015, Hyde Park had 810 condos, 60% of which were Boston owner occupied.3 and 2016. ) Boston • Hyde Park’s median rent in 2015 was $1,147, lower than the Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives BPDA Board-Approved Development (in Thousands of Feet 2) city’s median rent of $1,320. 2010-2016Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives Hyde Park Occupied Housing Units 1950-2015 Affordable Units Market Rate Units BPDA Board-Approved Housing Units 2010-2016 Affordable Units Market Rate Units Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Vehicles • 81% of Hyde Park’s households own at least one car, higher than the city average of 65%. Affordable Units Market Rate Units • The ratio of vehicles to households in Hyde Park was 1.42 in 2015, higher than the city ratio of 0.91. Affordable Units Market Rate Units Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Note: Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximations of Hyde Park. Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Census and 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnTheMap Application and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos. Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Neighborhood Profile | Jamaica Plain

People Economy Population Growth Jobs • Jamaica Plain had 39,240 residents in 2015, 6% of Boston’s • Jamaica Plain had 12,899 jobs in 2014, 52% of which were population.1 in Healthcare and Social Assistance.2 • Jamaica Plain grew by 8% from 2000 to 2015, slightly slow- • Jamaica Plain has 0.68 payroll jobs per resident worker, and er than the city’s growth of 10%. 2% of the payroll jobs in Boston. Age Distribution Labor Force • About 17% of Jamaica Plain residents are children, same as • Jamaica Plain’s - labor force - had 24,830 - people - in 2015, 7% in Boston as a whole. of Boston’s resident labor force. Jamaica Plain Boston • Jamaica Plain has a lower share of 18-24 years olds (9%) • 75% of Jamaica Plain’s residents age 16 and older partici- compared to Boston (17%). pate in the labor force, higher than Boston’s 68%. • The top occupations of Jamaica Plain residents in 2015: Jamaica Plain & Boston Residents by Age 2015 • Education, Training, and Library, Management, and Office and Administrative Support.

Education

• Jamaica Plain In 2015, 11% of all Jamaica Plain residents were enrolled in a college or university, lower than Boston’s enrollment of 17%. Boston • More than 63% of Jamaica Plain residents age 25 and older White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other in 2015 had obtained a bachelor’s degree or higher, higher than Boston’s share of 45 - - - - Educational Attainment (Age 25+) Jamaica Plain Boston 2015 Diversity • In 2015, about 23% of Jamaica Plain’s population was foreign born, compared to Boston’s share of 27%. Jamaica Plain • More than 50% of Jamaica Plain’s population is White, - - - - higher than Boston’s share of 46%. Jamaica Plain Boston Boston Jamaica Plain Jamaica Plain & Boston Residents by Race Less than High School High School or Some College 2015 Boston Bachelors Degree or Higher White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other Income • The median household income in Jamaica Plain in 2015

Jamaica Plain was $76,968, higher than the Boston median of $55,777.

Boston

White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other Jamaica Plain Jamaica Plain

Note: Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximations of Jamaica Plain Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010Boston Decennial Census and 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnTheMap Applica- tion and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives Boston Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher Jamaica Plain

Boston Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher Jamaica Plain

Boston Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives Jamaica Plain

Boston Affordable Units Market Rate Units Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Affordable Units Market Rate Units Affordable Units Market Rate Units

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Jamaica Plain Jamaica Plain Boston Boston White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other - - - - - - - - Jamaica Plain Boston Jamaica Plain Boston Jamaica Plain Boston White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other Jamaica Plain Jamaica Plain

Jamaica Plain Boston Boston Boston NeighborhoodLess than High School HighProfile School or Some College| Jamaica Plain White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other Bachelors Degree or Higher White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other

Jamaica Plain Place Trends

HouseholdsBoston Historical Trends in Jamaica Plain • About 97% of Jamaica Plain residents live in households, • The population grew 9% and occupied housing units grew Jamaica Plain Less than High School High School or Some College 50% of which are families. The remaining population lives in 12% fromJamaica Plain 2000 to 2015. Bachelors Degree or Higher

dorms or other institutions. • TheJamaica Plain share of school-age children has fallen from 15% in Boston

2000 toBoston 11% in 2015, while the share of 25-34 year olds has Household Type risen from 22% to 27%. Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives Boston 2015 Less than High School High School or Some College • From 2000 to 2015, theBachelors share ofDegree the ageor Higher 25+ population with a Bachelor’sLess than degree High School rose fromHigh 45% School to or63%. Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher • The non-Hispanic White share of the population rose from 49% in 2000 to 54% in 2015. Jamaica Plain • The number of payroll jobs in Jamaica Plain has grown 20% from 2011 to 2014. Boston • The share of households owning a car rose from 73% to 76% from 2000 to 2015.

FamilyOne-person Household Household of Non-relatives Jamaica Plain The Future for Jamaica Plain

• JamaicaJamaica Plain Plain’s growth is poised to continue, with 1,666

Renters and Owners Boston 4 new units of housing approved from 2010 through 2016. 4) • In 2015, Jamaica Plain had 4,372 condos, 73% of which Boston 3 Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives were owner-occupied. BPDA Board-Approved Development (in Thousands of Feet2) • The median rent in Jamaica Plain in 2015 was $1,354, about 2010-2016Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives the same as $1,320 for Boston as a whole. Jamaica Plain Occupied Housing Units 1950-2015 Affordable Units Market Rate Units BPDA Board-Approved Housing Units 2010-2016 AffordableOwner-occupied Units MarketRenter-occupied Rate Units Vehicles • 76% of Jamaica Plain households in 2015 had at least one Affordable Units Market Rate Units vehicle, a higher rate than all Boston households (65%). • The ratio of vehicles to households in Jamaica Plain was Affordable Units Market Rate Units 1.07 in 2015, higher than the 0.91 ratio for the city as a whole. Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Note: Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximations of Jamaica Plain Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Census and 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnTheMap Applica - tion and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos Owner-occupied Renter-occupied

Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Neighborhood Profile | Longwood

People Economy

Population Growth Jobs • Longwood had 5,233 residents in 2015, less than 1% of • Longwood had 15,544 payroll jobs in 2014, 40% of which Boston’s population.1 were in the Healthcare and Education sectors.2 • Longwood’s population grew by 34% from 2000 to 2015, • Longwood has more than 26 payroll jobs per resident faster than the city’s growth of 10% over the same time worker, and 2.7% of the city’s payroll jobs. period. Labor Force - - - - Age Distribution • Longwood’s labor forceLongwood had 27,736Boston people in 2015, 7% of • In 2015, 87% of Longwood’s population belonged to the 18 Boston’s resident labor force. to 24 year old age group. • 52% of Longwood residents ages 16 and older participat- • Boston’s population is more diverse in terms of age than ed in the labor force in 2015, compared to 68% for Boston. Longwood. • The top occupations of Longwood residents in 2015: Of- fice and Administrative Support, Education, Training, and Longwood & Boston Residents by Age Library, and Healthcare. 2015

EducationLongwood • 85% of Longwood residents in 2015 were enrolled in a Boston college or university, a much higher enrollment rate than Boston (17%). White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other • Longwood has only about 600 residents age 25+, but they are well-educated. Educational Attainment (Age 25+) 2015 - - - - Longwood Boston Diversity • In 2015, 14% of Longwood’s population was foreign born, Longwood compared to 27% for Boston as a whole. - - - - • Longwood’s residents are 71% non-Hispanic Whites, a Boston Longwood Boston higher share than Boston as a whole. Less than High School High School or Some College

Longwood Bachelors Degree or Higher Longwood & Boston Residents by Race 2015

Boston Income • In 2015, the median household income in Longwood was White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other $38,235, lower than the Boston median of $55,777. Longwood

Boston

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Longwood Note: Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximation of Longwood (tract 103) north of Longwood Avenue and including MFA. Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Census and 2011- 2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnTheMap Application and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos. Boston Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher Longwood

Boston Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher Neighborhood Profile | Longwood

Place Trends Households Historical Trends in Longwood • Only 9% of Longwood’s residents live in households, 58% of • The population grew by 33%, but occupied housing units which are families. decreased by 56% from 2000 to 2015. Longwood • Most of the Longwood population lives in college dormito- • Office/Administrative Support, Education and Healthcare ries or other institutions. are the largest industries in Longwood, accounting for Boston nearly half of all payroll jobs. Household Type • From 2000 to 2015, the share of Longwood residents Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives 2015 ages 16 and older, and participating in the labor force, decreased from 55% to 44%. • In 1970, Longwood had around 25 Asian residents. By 2015, more than 11% of the population was Asian, an 84% Longwood increase. • In 2015, more than half of Longwood’s population was for-

Boston eign born, compared to just 12.6% in 2000. • The percentage of Longwood residents ages 25 and over Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives and with a Bachelor’s degree in 2015 was 80% compared to 30% in 1970. Longwood Renters and Owners The Future for Longwood

Longwood • In 2015, Longwood had 137 condos, 31% of which were • LongwoodBoston will continue to grow slowly, with 136 new units owner occupied.3 4 of housing approved between 2010 and 2016.

Boston • The median rent in Longwood was $1,250, slightly lower Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives than the $1,320 median for Boston as a whole. BPDA Board-Approved Development (in Thousands of Feet2) 2010-2016Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives Longwood Occupied Housing Units 1950-2015 Affordable Units Market Rate Units BPDA Board-Approved Housing Units 2010-2016 Affordable Units Market Rate Units Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Vehicles • In 2015, 35% of Longwood households had at least one vehicle, compared to 65% of all Boston households. Affordable Units Market Rate Units • The ratio of vehicles to households in Longwood was 0.40 in 2015, compared to 0.91 for Boston as a whole. Affordable Units Market Rate Units Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Note: Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximation of Longwood (tract 103) north of Longwood Avenue and including MFA. Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Census and 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnTheMap Application and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos. Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Neighborhood Profile | Mattapan

People Economy Population Growth Jobs • Mattapan had 24,268 residents in 2015, 4% of Boston’s pop- • Mattapan had 2,062 jobs in 2014, 50% of which were in 1 ulation. Health Care, Social Assistance and Retail Trade.2 • Mattapan experienced little growth between 2000 to 2015, • Mattapan is a primarily residential neighborhood with only compared to Boston’s 10% growth rate. 0.2 payroll jobs per resident worker and less than 1% of Age Distribution the city’s payroll jobs. • Only 24% of Mattapan’s residents are between the ages Labor Force - - - - 18 and 34, relatively low compared to 40% of Boston’s res- • Mattapan ‘s labor forceMattapan had 13,590Boston people in 2015, 4% of idents. Boston’s resident labor force. • Mattapan has a higher share of 35 to 64 years old (41%) • 69% of Mattapan’s residents ages 16 and older participat- compared to Boston as a whole (34%). ed in the labor force, roughly the same as Boston’s participation rate of 68%. Mattapan & Boston Residents by Age • The top occupations of Mattapan’s residents in 2015: 2015 Health Care, Social Assistance, and Retail Trade.

EducationMattapan • In 2015, only 6% of Mattapan residents were enrolled in college or university, compared to 17% of all Boston res-

Boston idents. • OnlyWhite 16%Black/African of Mattapan’s American residentsHispanic ages 25 andAsian/ older PI haveOther obtained a bachelor’s degree or higher. Educational Attainment (Age 25+) - - - - 2015 Mattapan Boston Diversity • In 2015, 35% of Mattapan’s population was foreign born,

Mattapan higher than the city as a whole (27%). • The Black/African-American - - residents - represent - 74% of

Mattapan population,Mattapan compared Boston to 23% for the city as a Boston whole. Mattapan Less than High School High School or Some College Mattapan & Boston Residents by Race Bachelors Degree or Higher

Boston 2015 Income White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other • In 2015, the median household income in Mattapan was $43,256, lower than the Boston median of $55,777. Mattapan Boston

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Note:Mattapan Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximation of Mattapan. Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Census and 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnTheMap Application and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos. Boston Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher Mattapan

Boston Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher Neighborhood Profile | Mattapan

Place Trends Households Historical Trends in Mattapan • More than 95% of Mattapan’s residents live in households, • The population of Mattapan remained about the same 68% of which are families. over the past decades, although the number of occupied Mattapan • The remaining Mattapan population lives in college dorms housing units grew by 3% since 2000. or other institutions. • The foreign-born population of Mattapan grew from 32% Boston in 2000 to 35% in 2015. Household Type Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives • The Hispanic share of Mattapan’s population grew from 2015 7% in 2000 to 16% in 2015.. • In 1970, Mattapan’s Black/African-American residents ac- counted for 20% of the total population. By 2015, more than half of the population was Black/African-Ameri-

Mattapan can. • Between 2000 and 2015, there was a 50% increase in the

Boston elderly population (ages 65 years and older). • The number of payroll jobs in Mattapan has grown by 8% Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives since 2011. The Future for Mattapan Mattapan Renters and Owners Mattapan • Mattapan’s population will likely remain stable with only • In 2015, Mattapan had 446 condos, 55% of which were 211 new units of housing approved between 2010 and Boston owner occupied.3 Boston 2016.4 • The median rent in Mattapan was $1,217, compared to Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives $1,320 for Boston as a whole. Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives 2 BPDA Board-Approved Development (in Thousands of Feet ) 2010-2016 Mattapan Occupied Housing Units Affordable Units Market Rate Units 1950-2015 BPDA Board-Approved Housing Units 2010-2016 AffordableOwner-occupied Units MarketRenter-occupied Rate Units Vehicles • 73% of Mattapan households in 2015 had a motor vehicle, compared to 65% of all Boston households. • The ratio of vehicles to households in Mattapan was 1.04 Affordable Units Market Rate Units in 2015. Compared to the city as a whole 0.91 ratio. Affordable Units Market Rate Units Note: Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximation of Mattapan. Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Census and 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnTheMap Application Owner-occupied Renter-occupied and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos. Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Neighborhood Profile | Misson Hill

People Economy Population Growth Jobs

• Mission Hill had 16,700 residents in 2015, 3% of Boston’s • Mission Hill had 37,293 payroll jobs in 2014, 40% of which population.1 were in Education, Healthcare and Social Services.2 • Mission Hill grew 12% from 2000 to 2015, faster than the • Mission Hill has almost 7 payroll jobs per resident worker, city’s growth of 10% over the same time period. and 6.6% of the city’s payroll jobs. Age Distribution Labor Force - - - - • 12% of Mission Hill residents are children, compared to • Mission Hill’s labor forceMission had Hill 27,736Boston people in 2015, 7% of 16% in Boston as a whole. Boston’s resident labor force. • Mission Hill’s share of 18 to 24 year olds is double the • 60% of Mission Hill residents ages 16 and older participat- share of Boston as a whole. ed in the labor force, compared to 68% for Boston. • The top occupations of Mission Hill residents in 2015: Misson Hill & Boston Residents by Age Computer, Engineering and Science Admistrative Support, 2015 and Food Preparation and Serving.

EducationMission Hill • 40% of total Mission Hill residents in 2015 were enrolled in

Boston college or university, compared to only 17% of the Boston population. White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other • In 2015, about half of Mission Hill residents ages 25 and older had obtained a bachelor’s degree or higher. Educational Attainment (Age 25+) - - - - 2015 Mission Hill Boston

Diversity • In 2015, about a third of Mission Hill’s population was for-

Mission Hill eign born, compared to 27% in Boston as a whole. • The Asian population - stands - at 17%,- higher - than the city

Boston of Boston (9%). Mission Hill Boston

Mission Hill Less than High School High School or Some College Mission Hill & Boston Residents by Race Bachelors Degree or Higher 2015 Boston Income White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other • The median household income in Mission Hill in 2015 was $32,103, lower than the Boston median of $55,777. Mission Hill

Boston

White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other Mission Hill Note: Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximations of Mission Hill. Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Census and 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnTheMap Applica- tion and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos. Boston Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher Mission Hill

Boston Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher Neighborhood Profile | Misson Hill

Place Trends Households Historical Trends in Mission Hill • About 88% of Mission Hill residents live in households, • The population grew 12% and occupied housing units 37%Mission Hill of which are families. All the remaining residents live grew 4% from 2000 to 2015. at college dormitories or other institutions. • The share of the Mission Hill population aged 18 to 24 Boston grew from 29% in 2000 to 37% in 2015. • Vehicle ownership has decreased from 52% of households in HouseholdFamily Type One-person Household Household of Non-relatives 2015 2000 to 44% in 2015. • In the last 15 years, Mission Hill had a 23% increase in His- panics and a 28% increase of Asians. These two groups combined represent 40% of the total population. Mission Hill • In 2015, 11% of Mission Hill residents lived in institution- al housing, such as dormitories and student residenc- Boston es. • The percentage of Mission Hill residents ages 25 and over Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives and with a Bachelor’s degree has increased from 40% in 2000 to 47% in 2015. Renters and Owners The Future for Mission Hill • In 2015, Mission Hill had 796 condos, 51% of which were Mission Hill

• MissionMission Hill Hill’s growth is poised to continue, with 428 owner occuppied.3 new units of housing approved between 2010 and • The median rent in Mission Hill in 2015 was $1,139, com- Boston 2016.4 Boston pared to $1,320 for Boston as a whole. Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives 2 BPDAFamily Board-Approved One-person DevelopmentHousehold Household (in Thousands of Non-relatives of Feet ) Mission Hill Occupied Housing Units 2010-2016 1950-2015 Aﬀordable Units Market Rate Units

BPDA Board-Approved Housing Units Affordable Units Market Rate Units Owner-occupied Renter-occupied 2010-2016 Vehicles • 44% of Mission Hill households in 2015 had at least one vehicle, compared to 65% of all Boston households. • The ratio of vehicles to households in Mission Hill was 0.57 in 2015, compared to Boston’s 0.91 ratio. Affordable Units Market Rate Units Affordable Units Market Rate Units Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Note: Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximations of Mission Hill. Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Census and 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnTheMap Application and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos. Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Neighborhood Profile | North End

People Economy Population Growth Jobs • North End had 9,107 residents in 2015, 1% of Boston’s • North End had 2,999 payroll jobs in 2014, 46% of which 1 2 population. were in Accommodation and Food Services. • North End grew by 13% from 2000 to 2015, a little faster • North End has 0.55 payroll jobs per resident worker and than the city’s growth of 10% over the same time period. just 0.5% of the city’s payroll jobs. Age Distribution Labor Force • In 2015, only 4% of North End residents were children, • North End’s labor force had 7,044 people in 2015, 2% of compared to 17% in Boston as a whole. Boston’s resident - labor force.- - - • The share of 25 to 34 year olds in the North End is 46% • 81% of North End residentsNorth End ages 16Boston and older participated while Boston’s share is only 23%. in the labor force, a higher participation rate than Boston’s (68%). North End & Boston Residents by Age • The top occupations of North End residents in 2015: Busi- 2015 ness and Financial Operations, and Education, Legal, Com-

munity Service, Arts and Media occupations. Education North End • In 2015, 13% of all North End residents were enrolled in college or university, a lower rate than Boston’s 17% en- Boston rollment. • In 2015, 79% of North End residents ages 25 and older had White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other obtained a bachelor’s degree, compared to 45% of Boston residents. - - - - North End Boston Educational Attainment (Age 25+) 2015 Diversity • In 2015, 13% of North End’s population was foreign born, less than the city as a whole (27%). - - - - • In 2015, the share of non-Hispanic Whites in the North End North End North End Boston (91%) was almost double the share in Boston (46%). North End Boston North End & Boston Residents by Race

Boston 2015 Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other Income

North End • The median household income in North End in 2015 was $82,965, higher than the Boston median of $55,777. Boston White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other

North End

Note: Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximations of the North End. Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Census and 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnTheMap Application and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos. Boston Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher North End

Boston Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher Neighborhood Profile | North End

Place Trends Households Historical Trends in North End • AboutNorth End 99% of North End residents live in households, 22% • Between 2000 and 2015, the population of the North of which are families. All the remaining residents live at End grew by 13% while occupied housing units grew by

collegeBoston dormitories or other institutions. 7%. • While the North End remains primarily White, the share Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives Household Type of Hispanics and Asians grew from 2% each in 2000 to 4% 2015 Hispanic and 3% Asian in 2015. • In 2000 about 62% of the population ages 25 and over had at least a bachelor’s degree. By the 2015, this proportion increased to 79%.

North End • Ownership of housing units increased from 24% in 2000 to 28% in 2015.

Boston • Car ownership has remained stable since 2000 at about 47% of households. Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives The Future for North End North End Renters and Owners • The Haymarket Hotel, approved in 2016, will contribute 4 145,000 square feet of hotel space to the North End.

• In 2015, North End had 2,127 condos, 42% of which were North End Boston owner occupied.3 Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives 2 • The median rent in North End in 2015 was $1,686, higher BPDA Board-Approved Development (in Thousands of Feet ) Boston 2010-2016 than the median rent of $1,320 for Boston as a whole. Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives North End Occupied Housing Units Affordable Units Market Rate Units 1950-2015 Renter-occupied Owner-occupied BPDA Board-Approved Housing Units 2010-2016 Affordable Units Market Rate Units Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Renter-occupied Vehicles Owner-occupied • In 2015, 47% of North End households had at least one Affordable Units Market Rate Units vehicle, compared to 65% of all Boston households. • The ratio of vehicles to households in North End was 0.58 Renter-occupied in 2015, smaller than Boston’s 0.91 ratio. Affordable Units Market Rate Units Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Owner-occupied Note: Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximations of the North End. Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Census and 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnTheMap Application and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos. Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Neighborhood Profile | Roslindale

People Economy Population Growth Jobs • Roslindale had 28,644 residents in 2015, 4% of Boston’s • Roslindale had 4,187 payroll jobs in 2014, 44% of which 1 2 population. were Health Care and Social Assistance. • Roslindale grew by 10% from 2000 to 2015, same as the • Roslindale has 0.30 payroll jobs per residents worker, and city of Boston. less than 1% of Boston’s payroll jobs. Age Distribution Labor Force • Only 23% of Roslindale residents are between ages 18-34, • Roslindale’s labor - force had- 17,389 - people -in 2015, 5% of compared to 40% of Boston’s residents. Boston’s resident laborRoslindale force. Boston • Roslindale has a higher share of 35 to 64 year olds (45%), • 75% of Roslindale residents ages 16 and older participated compared to Boston as a whole (34%). in the labor force, compared to 68% for Boston overall. • The top occupations for Roslindale residents in 2015: Of- Roslindale & Boston Residents by Age fice and Administrative Support, Management, and Educa- 2015 tion, Training and Library Staff.

Education

• Roslindale In 2015, 7% of all Roslindale residents in 2015 were enrolled in a college or university, lower than Boston’s 17% overall enrollment. Boston • About a fifth of Roslindale residents and 45% of Boston White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other residents age 25 and older in 2015 had obtained a bachelor’s degree or higher.

- - - - Educational Attainment (Age 25+) Roslindale Boston 2015 Diversity • In 2015, a quarter of Roslindale’s population was foreign born, About the same as Boston (27%).

Roslindale • Roslindale has - a higher - share of - Hispanics/Latinos - (23%) than Boston as a wholeRoslindale (19%). Boston Boston Roslindale Roslindale & Boston Residents by Race Less than High School High School or Some College 2015

Boston Bachelors Degree or Higher White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other Income • The median household income in Roslindale in 2015 was Roslindale $68,209, higher than Boston’s median of $55,777. Boston White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other

Roslindale Note: Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximations of Roslindale. Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Census and 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnTheMap Application and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos Boston Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher Roslindale

Boston Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher Neighborhood Profile | Roslindale

Place Trends Households Historical Trends in Roslindale • More than 99% of Roslindale residents live in households, • The population grew 2% and occupied housing units grew 61% of which are families. 5% from 2000 to 2015. Roslindale • About 30% of Roslindale households are one-person house- • The labor force participation of women in Roslindale grew holds. from 61% in 2000 to 74% in 2015. Boston • From 2000 to 2015, there was a 20% increase of middle Household Type aged residents (between 35 to 64 years old), to 44% of Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives 2015 total residents. • Between 2000 and 2015, car ownership rose from 79% to 84% of households. • In 2000, 61% of Roslindale’s population was non-Hispanic Roslindale Whites, compared to 51% in 2015. • The percentage of Roslindale residents ages 25 and over Boston and with a Bachelor’s degree increased from 33% in 2000 to 42% in 2015. Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives

Roslindale The Future for Roslindale • Roslindale is poised to continue growing slowly, with 182 Roslindale Renters and Owners 4

new unitsBoston of housing approved between 2010 and 2016. • In 2015, Roslindale had 1,565 condos, 72% of which were 3

Boston owner occupied. Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives 2 BPDA Board-Approved Development (in Thousands of Feet ) • The median rent in Roslindale in 2015 was $1,139, lower 2010-2016 Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives than $1,320 for Boston as a whole. Roslindale Occupied Housing Units Affordable Units Market Rate Units 1950-2015 BPDA Board-Approved Housing Units 2010-2016 Affordable Units Market Rate Units Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Vehicles • 84% of Roslindale households in 2015 had at least one Affordable Units Market Rate Units vehicle, compared to 65% of all Boston households. • The ratio of vehicles to households in Roslindale was 1.31 Affordable Units Market Rate Units in 2015, higher than Boston’s 0.91 ratio. Note: DemographicOwner-occupied data are for the Census-tract Renter-occupied approximations of Roslindale. Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Census and 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnTheMap Application and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Neighborhood Profile | Roxbury

People Economy Population Growth Jobs • Roxbury had 51,252 residents in 2015, 8% of Boston’s pop- • Roxbury had 23,911 payroll jobs in 2014, 24% of which ulation.1 were in Educational Services.2 • Roxbury grew by 20% from 2000 to 2015, doubling the • Roxbury has 1.28 - payroll - jobs per - resident - worker, and city’s growth of 10% over the same time period. 4.2% of the city’s payrollRoxbury jobs. Boston Age Distribution Labor Force • 23% of Roxbury residents are children, higher than the • Roxbury’s resident labor force had 23,813 people in 2015, 17% of Boston as a whole. 6% of Boston’s resident labor force. • Less than 16% of Roxbury residents are 25-34 year olds • 58% of Roxbury residents ages 16 and older participate in compared to the city of Boston’s 23% share. the labor force, compared to 68% for Boston. • The top occupations of Roxbury residents in 2015: Educa-

Roxbury & Boston Residents by Age Roxbury tional Services, Retail Trade and Administrative Support. 2015 Education

• Boston In 2015 15% of Roxbury residents were enrolled in a college or university, similar to Boston’s 17% enrollment rate. White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other • A lower share Roxbury residents age 25 and older have a

bachelor’s degree than the citywide average. Educational Attainment (Age 25+) 2015 - - - - Roxbury Boston Roxbury Diversity

• In 2015, 26% of Roxbury’s population was foreign born, Boston about the same as Boston as a whole. - - - - • Black/African Americans represent about half of Roxbury’s Less than High School High School or Some College Roxbury Boston Bachelors Degree or Higher residents compared to Boston’s 23%. Roxbury Income Roxbury & Boston Residents by Race 2015 • The median household income in Roxbury in 2015 was Boston $25,937, lower than the Boston median of $55,777. White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other Roxbury

Boston White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other

Roxbury Note: Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximation of Roxbury. Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Census and 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnTheMap Application and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos. Boston Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher Roxbury

Boston Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher Neighborhood Profile | Roxbury

Place Trends Households Historical Trends in Roxbury Roxbury • About 91% of Roxbury residents live in households, 57% • The population of Roxbury grew by 20% and occupied of which are families. All the remaining residents live at housing units grew by 22% from 2000 to 2015.

collegeBoston dorms or other institutions. • The share of Roxbury residents aged 18 to 24 grew from Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives 12% in 2000 to 18% in 2015. Household Type • From 2000 to 2015, the share of adult residents without a 2015 highschool degree fell (32% to 25%) while the share with a bachelor’s degree rose (13% to 21%). • Over this time period, the foreign born share of the population rose (20%-26%). Roxbury • The Black/African-American share fell from 62% in 2000 to 53% in 2015 as the shares of Whites, Hispanics, and Asians Boston increased. • Payroll jobs in Roxbury rose 24% from 2011 to 2014. Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives

The FutureRoxbury for Roxbury

• Roxbury’sRoxbury growth is poised to continue, with 1,673 new Renters and Owners 4 units of housing approved from 2010 through 2016.

• In 2015, Roxbury had 1,345 condos, 72% of which were Boston owner occupied.3

Boston Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives BPDA Board-Approved Development (in Thousands of Feet 2) • The median rent in Roxbury in 2015 was $827, lower than 2010-2016 Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives the $1,320 median for Boston as a whole. Roxbury OccupiedAffordable Housing Units Units Market Rate Units 1950-2015 BPDA Board-Approved Housing Units 2010-2016 Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Affordable Units Market Rate Units Vehicles • 54% of Roxbury households in 2015 had at least one vehicle, compared to 65% of all Boston households. Affordable Units Market Rate Units • The ratio of vehicles to households in Roxbury was 0.70 in 2015, lower than Boston’s 0.91 ratio. Affordable Units Market Rate Units Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Note: Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximation of Roxbury. Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Census and 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnTheMap Application and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos. Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Neighborhood Profile | South Boston

People Economy Population Growth Jobs • South Boston had 35,660 residents in 2015, 5% of Boston’s • South Boston had 13,298 jobs in 2014, 44% of which were population.1 in Manufacturing and Finance and Insurance.2 • South Boston grew by 25% from 2000 to 2015, faster than • South Boston has 0.71 payroll jobs per resident worker, the city’s growth of 10% over the same time period. and 2.3% of the city’s payroll jobs. Age Distribution Labor Force - - - - • 14% of South Boston residents are children, lower than • South Boston’s resident labor force had 23,566 people in South Boston Boston 16% in Boston as a whole. 2015, 6% of the city’s resident labor force. • South Boston has a higher share of 25-34 year olds com- • 75% of South Boston residents ages 16 and older partici- pared to Boston. pated in the labor force, higher than 68% for Boston. • The top occupations of South Boston residents in 2015: South Boston & Boston Residents by Age Management, business and financial operations, and ad- 2015 ministrative support.

Education South Boston • In 2015, 6% of total South Boston residents were enrolled in college or university, lower than the 17% citywide enroll- Boston ment rate. • InWhite 2015, aboutBlack/African 56% of AmericanSouth BostonHispanic residentsAsian/ ages PI 25 andOther older had obtained a bachelor’s degree or higher. Educational Attainment (Age 25+) - - - - 2015 South Boston Boston Diversity • In 2015, 12% of South Boston’s population was foreign South Boston born, about half the city of Boston (27%).

Boston • About 78% of - South Boston - residents - are - White, compared to 46% for Souththe city Boston as a whole.Boston

South Boston Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher South Boston & Boston Residents by Race

2015Boston Income White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other • The median household income in South Boston in 2015 was $77,223, higher than the Boston median of $55,777.

South Boston South Boston

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White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other Boston Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives South Boston Note: Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximation of Roxbury. Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Census and 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnTheMap Application and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos. Boston Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher

South Boston

Boston Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher South Boston

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Boston NeighborhoodLess than High School High Profile School or Some College | South Boston Bachelors Degree or Higher Boston White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other

Place Trends South Boston Households Historical Trends in South Boston

• MoreSouth Boston than 99% of South Boston residents live in house- • The population grew by 25% and occupied housing units Boston holds, 40% of which are families. grew by 20% from 2000 to 2015. South Boston • 23% ofLess South than Boston High School households,High School and or 15% Some of College the city’s • The share of the South Boston population aged 25 to 34 Boston

Bachelors Degree or Higher South Boston households, are made up of non-relatives. grew from 24% in 2000 to 37% in 2015.

Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives Boston • The non-Hispanic White share of the population fell from Household Type 84%Boston to 78%Less sincethan High 2000. School High School or Some College 2015 • The number of payrollBachelors jobs inDegree South or BostonHigher grew by 10% Less than High School High School or Some College from 2011 to 2014.Bachelors Degree or Higher

• The percentage of South Boston households owning a car grew from 68% in 2000 to 70% in 2015. South Boston • In 2000, only 28% of South Boston’s population had a bachelor’s degree, compared to 56% in 2015.

Boston • From 2000 to 2015, the owner-occupancy rate in South South Boston Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives Boston rose from 33% to 37%. TheSouth Boston Future for South Boston Boston • South Boston has 2,723 new units of housing approved Renters and Owners 4 forBoston construction between 2010 and 2016. Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives • In 2015, South Boston had 5,700 condos, 64% of which 3 Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives were owner occupied. 2 BPDA Board-Approved Development (in Thousands of Feet ) 2010-2016 • The median rent in South Boston in 2015 was $1,300, about the same as $1,320 for Boston as a whole. South Boston Occupied Housing Units 1950-2015 Affordable Units Market Rate Units BPDA Board-Approved Housing Units 2010-2016 Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Affordable Units Market Rate Units Vehicles • 70% of South Boston households in 2015 had at least one vehicle, compared to 65% of all Boston households. Affordable Units Market Rate Units • The ratio of vehicles to households in South Boston was Affordable Units Market Rate Units 1.02 in 2015, higher than Boston’s ratio of 0.91 Note: Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximation of Roxbury. Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Census and 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnTheMap Application and LEHDOwner-occupied Origin-Destination Employment Renter-occupied Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos. Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Neighborhood Profile | South Boston Waterfront

People Economy

Population Growth Jobs • South Boston Waterfront had 2,862 residents in 2015, less • South Boston Waterfront had 27,577 jobs in 2014, most of than 1% of Boston’s population.1 which were in the Business and Financial sectors.2 • South Boston Waterfront grew by 104% from 2000 to • South Boston Waterfront has almost 15 payroll jobs per 2015, much faster than the city’s growth of 10% over the resident worker, and 4.9% of the city’s payroll jobs. same time period. Labor Force Age Distribution • South Boston Waterfront’s labor force had 2,307 people in • Only 4% of South Boston Waterfront residents are chil- 2015, less than 1% of the city’s resident labor force. - - - - dren, compared to 16% in Boston as a whole. • 77% of South Boston Waterfront residents ages 16 and South Boston Waterfront Boston • The 25-34 age group represents 39% of South Boston’s older participated in the labor force, a higher rate than the Waterfront population, compared to 23% for Boston as a 68% for Boston. whole. • The top occupations for South Boston Waterfront residents in 2015: Management, Business and Financial Ser- South Boston Waterfront & Boston Residents by Age vices, and Administrative Support. 2015 Education

• In Waterfront 2015, only 1% of South Boston Waterfront residents South Boston were enrolled in college or university, a much lower enroll - ment rate than the city (17%). Boston • About 79% of South Boston Waterfront residents ages 25 andWhite older haveBlack/African a bachelor’s American degree,Hispanic higher thanAsian/ Boston’s PI Other 45%. Educational Attainment (Age 25+) - - - - 2015 South Boston Waterfront Boston Diversity • About a fifth of South Boston Waterfront’s population is Waterfront South Boston foreign born, compared to the 27% share of Boston. - - - - • In 2015, the share of non-Hispanic White residents was 84%, much higherSouth than Boston the Waterfront city share of Boston46%. Boston Waterfront

South Boston Less than High School High School or Some College South Boston Waterfront & Boston Residents by Race Bachelors Degree or Higher 2015

Boston Income • The median household income in South Boston Water- White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other front in 2015 was $111,518, doubling the Boston median Waterfront

South Boston of $55,777. Boston Waterfront White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other South Boston Boston Note: Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximations of the South Boston Waterfront. Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Census and 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnTheMap Application and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos.

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Boston Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives Waterfront South Boston Affordable Units Market Rate Units Boston Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Affordable Units Market Rate Units Affordable Units Market Rate Units Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Owner-occupied Renter-occupied - - - - South Boston Waterfront Boston

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Less than High School High School or Some College Waterfront South Boston Neighborhood Profile | South BostonWaterfront Waterfront Bachelors Degree or Higher South Boston

Boston Boston White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other Waterfront PlaceSouth Boston Trends Households

Boston Historical Trends in South Boston Waterfront • About Waterfront 93% of South Boston Waterfront residents live in

South Boston • The population grew by 104% and occupied housing units households,Less than 39% High of School which Highare Schoolfamilies. or Some The College remaining grew by 101% from 2000 to 2015. Bachelors Degree or Higher population lives in college dorms or other institutions. Boston • Payroll jobs in the South Boston Waterfront grew by 15% from 2011 to 2014. Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives Household Type Waterfront

• FromSouth Boston 2000 to 2015, the share of South Boston Waterfront 2015 Waterfront

South Boston female residents ages 16 and older, and participating in the laborBoston force, grew from 69% to 79%. Boston • South Boston Waterfront is still predominantly White, but Less than High School High School or Some College after 2000 it became somewhat more diverse: the percent-

Waterfront Bachelors Degree or Higher

South Boston age of AsianLess thanresidents High School increasedHigh from School 5% or to Some 10%. College Bachelors Degree or Higher • The foreign born share of the population grew from 12% in Boston 2000 to 18% in 2015. Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives • The percentage of South Boston Waterfront residents aged 25 and over and with a Bachelor’s degree rose from 44% to 79% between 2000 and 2015. Renters and Owners • In 2015, South Boston Waterfront had 761 condos, 55% of The Future for South Boston Waterfront . Waterfront 3 South Boston which were owner occupied. • South Boston Waterfront’s growth is poised to continue,

Waterfront • The median rent in South Boston Waterfront was $2,603, withSouth Boston 4,137 new units of housing approved between 2010 Boston 4 higher than the $1,320 median for Boston as a whole. and 2016. Boston Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives BPDA Board-Approved Development (in Thousands of Feet2) South Boston Waterfront Occupied Housing Units 1950-2015 Aﬀordable Units Market Rate Units 2010-2016Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives

Affordable Units Market Rate Units Owner-occupied Renter-occupied BPDA Board-Approved Housing Units 2010-2016 Vehicles • In 2015, 76% of South Boston Waterfront’s households had at least one vehicle, more than the 65% of all Boston households. • The ratio of vehicles to households in South Boston Wa- Affordable Units Market Rate Units terfront was 0.93 in 2015, about the same as the Boston Owner-occupied Renter-occupied ratio of 0.91. Affordable Units Market Rate Units

Note: Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximations of the South Boston Waterfront. Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Census and 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnTheMap Application and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos. Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Neighborhood Profile | South End

People Economy Population Growth Jobs • South End had 31,601 residents in 2015, 5% of Boston’s • South End had 30,387 jobs in 2014, 28% of which were in population.1 Healthcare and Social Assistance.2 • South End grew by 21% from 2000 to 2015, faster than the • South End has - 2.05 payroll - jobs per - resident - worker and city’s growth of 15% over the same time period. 5.4% of the city’s payrollSouth jobs. End Boston Age Distribution Labor Force • In 2015, 13% of South End residents were children, com- • South End’s labor force had 19,900 people in 2015, 5% of pared to 16% in Boston as a whole. the Boston resident labor force. • South End’s 25 to 34 year olds represent 28% of the neigh- • 71% of South End residents ages 16 and older participate borhood population, slightly higher than Boston (23%). in the labor force, compared to 68% for Boston. • The top occupations of South End residents in 2015:

South End & Boston Residents by Age South End Healthcare, Social Assistance, and Administrative Support. 2015 Education

• Boston 13% of total South End residents in 2015 were enrolled in a college or university. White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other • In 2014, about two thirds of South End residents ages 25 and older had obtained a bachelor’s degree or higher.

Educational Attainment (Age 25+) 2015 - - - - South End Boston South End Diversity

• About a quarter of South End’s population was foreign Boston born, almost the same as the city as a whole (27%). - - - - Less than High School High School or Some College • In 2015, The Asian/Pacific Islander population was 16.4%, Bachelors Degree or Higher compared to only 9%South in Boston End asBoston a whole. South End Income South End & Boston Residents by Race 2015 • The median household income in South End in 2015 was Boston $77,161, compared to the Boston median of $55,777. White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other South End

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Note:South End Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximations of the South End. Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Census and 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnTheMap Application and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos. Boston Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher South End

Boston Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher Neighborhood Profile | South End

Place Trends Households Historical Trends in South End • About 97% of South End residents live in households, 39% • The population grew by 21% and occupied housing units South End of which are families. grew by 15% from 2000 to 2015. • All the remaining residents live at college dormitories or • Healthcare and Social Assistance is the largest industry in Boston other institutions. South End, accounting for nearly half of all payroll jobs. Household Type • From 1950 to 2015, the share of South End renter-occu- Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives 2015 pied units decreased dramatically, from 90% in 1950 to 60% in 2015. • In 1970, South End had 5% Hispanic residents. By 2015 more than 16% of the population was Hispanic.

South End • In 2015, almost a quarter of South End’s population was foreign born, compared to just 15% in 1970. Boston • The percentage of South End residents ages 25 and over and with a Bachelor’s degree doubled between 1980 and Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives 2015.

South End Renters and Owners .The Future for South End South End • In 2015, South End had 7,024 condos, 62% of which were • South End’s growth is poised to continue, with 1,896 new Boston 4 owner occupied.3 units of housing approved between 2010 and 2016. Boston • The median rent in South End in 2015 was $1,207, com- Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives BPDA Board-Approved Development (in Thousands of Feet2) pared to $1,320 for Boston as a whole. Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives 2010-2016 South End Occupied Housing Units 1950-2015 Affordable Units Market Rate Units BPDA Board-Approved Housing Units 2010-2016 AffordableOwner-occupied Units MarketRenter-occupied Rate Units Vehicles • In 2015, 57% of South End households had at least one vehicle, compared to 65% of all Boston households. Affordable Units Market Rate Units • The ratio of vehicles to households in South End was 0.72 in 2015, relatively smaller than Boston’s 0.91 ratio. Affordable Units Market Rate Units

Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Note: Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximations of the South End. Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Census and 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnTheMap Application and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos. Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Neighborhood Profile | West End

People Economy Population Growth Jobs • The West End had 5,945 residents in 2015, 1% of Boston’s • The West End had 37,302 payroll jobs in 2014, nearly 70% population.1 of which were in Health Care and Social Assistance.2 • The West End’s population grew by 29% from 2000 to • The West End has almost 15 payroll jobs per resident 2015, faster than the city’s growth of 10%. worker, and 6.6% of the city’s payroll jobs. Age Distribution Labor Force - - - - • The West End has a higher share of 25 to 34 year olds than • The West End’s residentSouth labor End forceBoston had 3,557 people in the city as a whole. 2015, 1% of the Boston resident labor force. • In 2015, the share of 5-17 year olds in the West End was • West End and Boston residents participate in the labor only 4%, lower than the share of school-age children in force at about the same rate - 66% vs 68% of residents Boston (11%) age 16 and over. • The top occupations for West End residents in 2015: West End & Boston Residents by Age Healthcare, Management, and Business and Finance. 2015 EducationSouth End • In 2015, 12% of West End residents were enrolled in col-

Boston lege or university, lower than the Boston enrollment rate of 17%. White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other • Three quarters of West End residents,aged 25 and older, in 2015 had obtained a Bachelor’s degree or higher. Educational Attainment (Age 25+) 2015 - - - - West End Boston Diversity South End • In 2015, 23% of the West End’s population was foreign born, slightly less than the city (27%). • In 2015, Asians - made up- 19% of - West End’s - population, Boston higher than the 9% forWest the End city asBoston a whole. Less than High School High School or Some College West End Bachelors Degree or Higher West End & Boston Residents by Race 2015

Boston Income • The median household income in the West End in 2015 White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other was $90,694, significantly higher than the Boston median of $55,777. West End

Boston White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other

Note: Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximations of the West End. Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Census and 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnTheMap ApplicationWest End and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos. Boston Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher West End

Boston Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher Neighborhood Profile | West End

Place Trends Households Historical Trends in West End • About 89% of West End residents live in households, 30% • The population grew by 29% and occupied housing units West End of which are families. grew by 25% from 2000 to 2015. • The remaining West End population lives in college dorms • Payroll jobs in the West End grew by 6% from 2011 to Boston or other institutions. 2014. • From 2000 to 2015, the share of West End residents that Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives Household Type were 16 and older and participating in the labor force grew 2015 from 60% to 65%. • The share of the population that is 18 to 24 years old grew from 8% to 12% from 2000 to 2015. West End • In 2015, more than 23% of West End’s population was foreign born, compared to 20% in 2000.

Boston • The percentage of West End residents aged 25 and over and with a Bachelor’s degree increased from 61% to 75% FamilyOne-person Household Household of Non-relatives between 2000 and 2015.

.The FutureWest End for West End

Renters and Owners • WestWest End End’s growth is poised to continue with 1,203 new 4

Boston • In 2015, West End had 1,053 condos, 47% of which were units of housing approved between 2010 and 2016. 3 owner occupied. Boston Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives 2 • The median rent in West End in 2015 was $2,350, com- BPDA Board-Approved Development (in Thousands of Feet ) 2010-2016 pared to $1,320 for Boston as a whole. Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives West End Occupied Housing Units Affordable Units Market Rate Units 1950-2015 BPDA Board-Approved Housing Units 2010-2016 Affordable Units Market Rate Units Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Vehicles • Less than half (46%) of West End households in 2015 had a vehicle, compared to 65% of all Boston households. Affordable Units Market Rate Units • The ratio of vehicles to households in West End was 0.56 in 2015, lower than the 0.91 ratio for Boston. Affordable Units Market Rate Units Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Note: Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximations of the West End. Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Census and 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnTheMap Application and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos. Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Neighborhood Profile | West Roxbury

People Economy Population Growth Jobs • West Roxbury had 32,795 residents in 2015, 5% of Bos- • West Roxbury had 5,638 payroll jobs in 2014, nearly 51% 1 ton’s population. of which were in Retail Trade and Health Care & Social As- 2 • West Roxbury’s population grew by 14% from 2000 to sistance. 2015, faster than the city’s growth of 10%. • West Roxbury has 0.36 payroll jobs per resident worker, Age Distribution and about 1% of the city’s payroll jobs. - - - - • West Roxbury has a significantly smaller share of 18-34 Labor Force West Roxbury Boston year olds (17%), compared to Boston (40%). • West Roxbury’s resident labor force had 18,130 people in • West Roxbury has a higher share of children (22%) than 2015, 4% of Boston’s resident labor force. the city as a whole (17%). • 68% of West Roxbury residents age 16 and older participate in the labor force, same as Boston West Roxbury & Boston Residents by Age • The top occupations for West Roxbury residents in 2015: 2015 management and office and administrative support.

Education West Roxbury • In 2015, only 7% of West Roxbury residents were enrolled in college or university, lower than the city’s enrollment Boston rate of 17%. • AboutWhite halfBlack/African of West Roxbury’s American residentsHispanic agesAsian/ 25 and PI overOther a Bachelor’s degree or higher, somewhat higher than the city average. Educational Attainment (Age 25+) - - - - 2015 West Roxbury Boston Diversity • In 2015, 21% of West Roxbury’s population was foreign West Roxbury born, less than the city (27%). • West Roxbury - has a higher - share - of non-Hispanic - Whites

Boston than the city as whole.West Roxbury Boston West Roxbury Less than High School High School or Some College West Roxbury & Boston Residents by Race Bachelors Degree or Higher 2015 Boston Income White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other • The median household income in West Roxbury in 2015 was $79,424, significantly higher than the Boston median

West Roxbury of $55,777. Boston White Black/African American Hispanic Asian/ PI Other West Roxbury Note: Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximations of the West Roxbury. Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Census and 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnThe- Map Application and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos. Boston Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher West Roxbury

Boston Less than High School High School or Some College Bachelors Degree or Higher Neighborhood Profile | West Roxbury

Place Trends

Households Historical Trends in West Roxbury • About 98% of West Roxbury’s residents live in households, • The population grew by 14% and occupied housing units West Roxbury 64% of which are families. grew by 11% from 2000 to 2015. • The remaining West Roxbury population lives in college • West Roxbury’s non-Hispanic White population has barely Boston dorms or other institutions. grown since 2000 (0.1%), while the Hispanic population has grown by 123%. Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives Household Type • The number of payroll jobs in West Roxbury fell by almost 2015 5% from 2011 to 2014. • The share of the population 35 to 64 years old grew from 39% to 42% from 2000 to 2015. • In 2015, more than 21% of West Roxbury’s population was West Roxbury foreign born, up from 17% in 2000. • The percentage of West Roxbury residents aged 25 and Boston over and with a Bachelor’s degree increased from 42% to 52% between 2000 and 2015. Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives .The FutureWest Roxbury for West Roxbury • West Roxbury’s growth is poised to continue with 294 new West Roxbury Renters and Owners 4 units ofBoston housing approved between 2010 and 2016. • In 2015, West Roxbury had 1,863 condos, 61% of which

3 Boston were owner occupied. Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives BPDA Board-Approved Development (in Thousands of Feet2) • The median rent in West Roxbury in 2015 was $1,325, al- 2010-2016Family One-person Household Household of Non-relatives most the same as Boston as a whole ($1,320). West Roxbury Occupied Housing Units Affordable Units Market Rate Units 1950-2015 BPDA Board-Approved Housing Units 2010-2016 Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Affordable Units Market Rate Units Vehicles • About 90% of West Roxbury’s households in 2015 had at least one vehicle, compared to only 65% of all Boston Affordable Units Market Rate Units households. • West Roxbury households average almost 1.5 cars per Affordable Units Market Rate Units household, while overall Boston households average less than one car per household. Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Note: Demographic data are for the Census-tract approximations of the West Roxbury. Source: (1) U.S. Census Bureau, 1950-2010 Decennial Census and 2011-2015 American Community Survey, (2) OnThe- Map Application and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics, 2014, (3) City of Boston assessing data FY 2016, (4) Boston Planning and Development Agency Board Memos. Owner-occupied Renter-occupied

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