El Segundo's population grew steadily from the town's inception, but spiked dramatically after World War II. With limited available space to build housing, the town's residential population eventually leveled off at just over 16,000. That number will increase slightly with construction of several large multi-unit condo and townhome complexes now in progress. While many families descending from the town's original settlers have remained in El Segundo through multiple generations, the city has seen a large influx of new residents in recent years; many of them younger, educated professionals. They choose El Segundo not just because they work here, but also because of the community's excellent schools, low crime, quiet neighborhoods, city services and small town amenities.

Meanwhile, El Segundo's daytime population peaks at approximately 70,000 people on a daily basis, thanks to the vast number of employees who work here.

Population

• Workforce Population: 70,000 +
• Total Residential Population: 16,700
• Families: 3,908
• Family Income (median): $74,007 (1999)
• Households: 7,060



Age

• 22.7% under the age of 18
• 6.2% from 18 to 24
• 38.7% from 25 to 44
• 22.9% from 45 to 64
• 9.5% who are 65 years of age or older.
• Median Age: 36.4

For every 100 females there are 98.7 males.



Educational Attainment

• High School Graduate or higher: 92.8%
• Bachelor's Degree or higher: 40.8%



Ethnicity

• African American: 187
• Asian: 1,028
• Caucasian: 13,405
• Latin/Hispanic: 1,765
• Native American: 75
• Native Hawaiian: 47
• Other race: 562
• Two or more races: 729







Source: California Cities, Towns & Counties 2004



Source: California Cities, Towns & Counties 2004



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