Total Population
482,425
Population
Growth Rate
0.29%
Median Age
32
Diversity Index
82.700
County Profile
Tulare County, California County Profile: View Demographic Information
Tulare County, California is an hour from Bakersfield and Fresno, but a world away. We are the gateway to Sequoia National Park - a destination for millions of global tourists. Tulare County is also a transportation hub along the Hwy 99 Corridor with access to Hwy 198 and I-5. Access and proximity make it easy for businesses to hire from throughout the region and to serve a much larger customer base from Tulare County. Within the county itself, we are known for hardworking agricultural and manufacturing workers, a low cost of living, an easy permitting process, and a supportive business climate.
Tulare County, CA
Population
Housing & Income
Households
145,568
Total Housing Units
154,534
Owner Occupied
89,945
Renter Occupied
55,623
Vacant
8,966
Median Home Value
$298,934
Average Home Value
$347,504
Income
Growth Rate
Median
Household Income
0.00%
Per Capita Income
3.14%
Income Projection
Median Household
$59,095 $67,034
Average Household
$86,037 $99,624
Per Capita
$25,997 $30,345
Workforce
Total Businesses
12,933
Total Employed
146,487
Workers 16+
181,690
2023 HealthCare/Social Assist
Businesses
1,027
Employed
20,882
2023 Retail Trade Businesses
Businesses
1,925
Employed
18,403
2023 Educational Services - Businesses
Businesses
375
Employed
16,974
2023 Accommodation/Food Service
Businesses
1,046
Employed
14,052
2023 Wholesale Trade Businesses
Businesses
578
Employed
12,798
2023 Food Service/Drinking Estab
Businesses
939
Employed
12,662
Some
High School
27,928
Graduated
High School
70,965
Associates
Degree
28,213
Bachelor's
Degree
33,391
Graduate
Degree
16,033
Average Commute Time
23 min.
Resident Commuters
152,279
Non-Resident Commuters
28,868
Drive Alone
142,930
Carpooled
24,399
Public
871
Work At Home
8,890
