Percentage Of College-Educated People

Thirty-one percent of Lone Mountain's residents have earned a high school diploma (13,201), thirty-one percent have a college diploma (15,297 locals), and twenty-seven percent have a bachelor's degree.

Population

Lone Mountain has 56,770 inhabitants, with a median age of 39.5. 49.89% of these are men, and 50.11 % are women. In Lone Mountain, US citizens make up 84.26% of the resident pool, while foreign nationals make up 11.43%. Additionally, non-citizens make up 4.31% of the population. In Lone Mountain, the same home is currently occupied by 47,482 people.

In total, there are 20,822 households in Lone Mountain, with an average of 3 people living there. In these Lone Mountain households, families make up 67.52% of the households, while non-family units make up the remaining 32.48%. Furthermore, 68.52% of families are without children while 31.48% of homes have children.

In Lone Mountain, the median household income is $79,275 annually, compared to an average household income of $108,539 annually. The median income in the area is $99,850 for those aged 45 to 64, compared to $72,213 for residents aged 25 to 44. In contrast, individuals under the age of 25 and individuals over the age of 65 make less money, at $45,042 and $54,426, respectively.

In Lone Mountain, there are 22,058 dwelling units, with 1998 as the median year of construction. Lone Mountain has 20,822 inhabited housing units, of which 67.2% are owner-occupied and 32.8% are occupied by renters. The typical price of a home with a mortgage is $296,300, and residences purchased with mortgages make up 73.47% of all units. In Lone Mountain, the average cost of rent is $1,361 per month.

In Lone Mountain, there are 23,095 married individuals (or 49.85% of the total population), compared to 14,883 individuals (or 32.12%) who have never been wed. Fewer residents, 740 (1.6%) and 6,199 (13.38%), respectively, are separated or divorced.