TUCKER, GA

The median age of the 36.3k residents of Tucker, Georgia in 2020 was 44.7, and the median family income was $74,069. The population of Tucker, Georgia increased from 35,965 to 36,278 between 2019 and 2020, an increase of 0.87%, and its median household income increased from $70,522 to $74,069, an increase of 5.03%.

White (non-Hispanic) (46.4%), Black or African American (non-Hispanic) (33.2%), White (Hispanic) (7.6%), Asian (non-Hispanic) (5.84%), and Two+ (non-Hispanic) (3.44%) make up Tucker, Georgia's top 5 ethnic groupings.

In Tucker, Georgia, none of the households claimed that their primary shared language was anything other than English. Only the principal self-reported language used by all household members is taken into account here, not the potential multilingual character of households.

American citizenship is held by 92.4% of Tucker, Georgia residents.

In Tucker, Georgia, Woodruff Medical Training and Testing (481146) is the largest university (167 degrees awarded in 2020).

In Tucker, Georgia, the typical home value was $272,500 in 2020, and 62.6% of households were owned by their owners. The majority of residents of Tucker, Georgia commuted alone by car, and the trip took an average of 31.4 minutes. In Tucker, Georgia, households owned two cars on average.

Diversity

There are 36.3k people living in Tucker, Georgia, and 92.4% of them are citizens. By 2020, 16.4% of Tucker, Georgia citizens will have been born abroad (5.95k people).

Tucker, Georgia had 16.8k more White (non-Hispanic) residents in 2020 than any other race or ethnicity. The second and third most prevalent ethnic groupings were 12k Black or African American (Non-Hispanic) and 2.76k White (Hispanic) inhabitants.

Ethnicity and Race

Tucker, Georgia had 16.8k more White (non-Hispanic) residents in 2020 than any other race or ethnicity. The second and third most prevalent ethnic groupings were 12k Black or African American (Non-Hispanic) and 2.76k White (Hispanic) inhabitants.

In Tucker, Georgia, 10.2% of the population is Hispanic (3.71k people).

Population Born Abroad

5.95k persons in Tucker, Georgia were born abroad of the country as of 2020, which is greater than the 13.5% national average. In Tucker, Georgia, there were 17.3% foreign-born residents in 2019, indicating a declining rate.

By Nativity, Age

The average age of all residents in Tucker, Georgia, in 2020 was 44.7. Citizens who were born in their country had a median age of 44, which was typically younger than those who were born abroad, who had a median age of 45. But the population of Tucker, Georgia, is aging. The average age of all people living in Tucker, Georgia, in 2019 was 44.

Worldwide Diversity

Mexico accounted for 234,298 of the foreign-born residents of Georgia in 2020, followed by India (98,606) and Jamaica (44,462) as the most frequent birthplaces.

Citizenship

92.4% of Tucker, Georgians were citizens as of 2020, which is less than the 93.4% national average. In Tucker, Georgia, 92.6% of people were US citizens in 2019, indicating a declining citizenship rate.

Veterans

Veterans Tucker, Georgia has 1.73 times more military people living there who served in Vietnam than in any other combat.

Economy

Tucker, Georgia has a median household income of $74,069. Census Tract 219.12 in Tucker, Georgia had the highest median household income in 2020, with a value of $163,750, followed by Census Tract 218.08 and Census Tract 220.01 with values of $96,891 and $76,563, respectively.

Georgia's gender wage disparity is 1.35 times greater for men than for women, who earn $51,276 on average. Georgia's income inequality, as determined by the Gini index, is 0.476, which is lower than the US average.

18.7k people work in Tucker, Georgia's economy. Professional, Scientific, & Technical Services (with 2,557 employees), Health Care & Social Assistance (2,341 employees), and Educational Services (1,973 employees) are the three industries in Tucker, Georgia that employ the most people. Utilities ($101,528), Information ($89,271), and Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing & Hunting & Mining ($81,274) are the three that pay the highest wages.