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StrataReports | Demographics Report for Central in Coquitlam (DA 59152995)
City (CY): Coquitlam
Neighborhoods and FSA (V3B): Central
General Info
Nestled within Coquitlam, this urban enclave is characterized by a dense population of nearly 6,000 residents and predominantly high-rise condominium living, with a striking 98% of dwellings being condos. The area reflects a youthful and diverse demographic, with a significant proportion of immigrants and a vibrant mix of cultural backgrounds. Compared to the broader city, this neighborhood has a markedly lower home ownership rate and a higher reliance on public transit, making it a lively hub for young professionals and new Canadians.
The area has a younger demographic profile, with a greater concentration of residents in their late 20s to late 30s, compared to Coquitlam, which has a more evenly distributed age range.
Household Income Distribution
Income levels in this area are more modest, with a larger proportion of households earning under $100k compared to Coquitlam, indicating a potentially more budget-conscious or younger demographic.
Dwelling Structure
Dominated by high-rise living, over 85% of dwellings here are apartments of five or more stories, contrasting sharply with Coquitlam's more varied housing types, including many single-detached homes.
Dwelling Construction Dates
Housing in this area is notably newer, with a large portion of dwellings constructed post-2000, highlighting a modern urban landscape compared to the older housing stock prevalent across Coquitlam.
Work Commute Distribution
Residents in this area are more inclined to use public transit or walk to work compared to the broader Coquitlam, with public transit usage being notably higher at 20%, reflecting the area's urban density and accessibility.
Education Distribution
This area is slightly more educated than Coquitlam overall, with a higher proportion of residents holding a bachelor's degree, indicating a well-educated populace despite lower levels of high school and below-bachelor attainment.
Immigration Distribution
The area stands out for its high immigrant population, with over half of the residents being immigrants, which is significantly higher than the city average, showcasing a diverse and multicultural community.
Household Size Distribution
Households in this area are predominantly smaller, with a significant number of one- and two-person households, reflecting the urban, condo-living lifestyle, unlike the larger household sizes common in Coquitlam.