Total Population
279,622
Population
Growth Rate
0.00%
Median Age
41
Diversity Index
52.000
Demographics
Located in the Central Puget Sound, Kitsap County offers all the benefits of the Seattle/Tacoma Market without the gridlock and high prices. Kitsap residents and visitors enjoy over 250 miles of scenic saltwater coastline, friendly, laid-back communities, award-winning golf courses, ready access to transportation for individuals and commerce, a countywide, high-speed fiber optic backbone, and more.Kitsap recently ranked 2nd only to Santa Clara, CA in America’s Most Innovative Communities report.Kitsap County ranks high in essential economic development indicators: educational attainment and skilled workforce; development of intellectual property; per capita economic output; and, median household incomes. Our businesses thrive and prosper in a highly competitive marketplace.
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Kitsap County
Population
Housing & Income
Households
107,398
Total Housing Units
114,979
Owner Occupied
77,252
Renter Occupied
30,146
Vacant
7,581
Median Home Value
$443,480
Average Home Value
$546,557
Income
Growth Rate
Median
Household Income
0.00%
Per Capita Income
3.40%
Income Projection
Median Household
$87,202 $103,739
Average Household
$118,286 $139,862
Per Capita
$45,689 $53,996
Workforce
Total Businesses
8,179
Total Employed
76,232
Workers 16+
128,516
2022 HealthCare/Social Assist
Businesses
866
Employed
15,008
2022 Retail Trade Businesses
Businesses
1,144
Employed
12,590
2022 Accommodation/Food Service
Businesses
626
Employed
7,885
2022 Food Service/Drinking Estab
Businesses
577
Employed
6,950
2022 Educational Services - Businesses
Businesses
250
Employed
6,287
2022 Public Administration
Businesses
197
Employed
5,334
Some
High School
6,154
Graduated
High School
36,950
Associates
Degree
23,140
Bachelor's
Degree
46,384
Graduate
Degree
25,605
Average Commute Time
30 min.
Resident Commuters
105,719
Non-Resident Commuters
21,843
Drive Alone
87,516
Carpooled
9,918
Public
10,681
Work At Home
10,376
