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WESTCHESTER
Westchester at a glance
POPULATION
EDUCATION
HEALTH
Total Number of Licensed Physicians:
7,291
(NYSED, 2023)
Mental Health Providers:
4,130
per 100,000 population
(NYS Dept of Health, 2021)
Hospital Beds:
3,080
(American Hospital Directory)
Dentists:
1,176
(NYSED, 2023)
Number of people employed at hospitals in Westchester:
20,833+
QUALITY OF LIFE
Total Acres of Open Space:
104,093
(Westchester County Government)
Acres of County Park Land:
17,843
(Westchester County Government)
National Historic Landmarks:
20
(National Park Service)
Live Theaters:
15
(Westchester County Government)
New York State Parks:
3
(NYS Government)
Total Population:
4-YEAR PUBLIC SCHOOL GRADUATION RATE:
990,427
92%
TOTAL K-12 PUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS:
138,198
POPULATION BY RACE AND ETHNICITY
Two Races or More: 2.7%
Hispanic or Latino 26.3%
Asian: 6.9%
Black or African American: 17%
White (not Hispanic or Latino): 51.5%
Source: New York State Education Department, 2022
HOuSING $ 5 HIGHEST
MEDIAN-INCOME MUNICIPALITIES IN WESTCHESTER
1. Scarsdale: $250,001
2. New Castle: $236,645
3. Pound Ridge: $225,833
4. Armonk: $218,175
5. Larchmont: $214,186
Source: CensusReporter.org: Household Median
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2022
INCOME
Median Household Income:
$105,387
Per Capita Income:
$61,830 9.4%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2021
(Department of Labor, May 2023)
TOP EMPLOYMENT SECTORS
Persons in Poverty:
Income 2022
LABOR FORCE
Average Residential Sales Price:
HOME VALUE
Average Single-Family Home Sales Price:
$1,133,256
Average Condo Sales Price:
$625,230
Average Luxury-Market Sales Price:
$3,139,404
486,800 $843,889
• Healthcare and Social Assistance
• Retail Trade
• Professional and Technical Services
• Accommodation and Food Services
• Construction
Source: Department of Labor, 2022
Source: Elliman Report Q2 2023
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