Capitol Planning Region, CT

Guide to Capitol Planning Region and Cities

Welcome to the community page for Capitol Planning Region, CT with demographic details and statistics about the area as well as an interactive Capitol Planning Region map. The county has a population of 977,165, a median home value of $283,800, and a median household income of $88,190. Below, the statistics for Capitol Planning Region provide a snapshot of key economic and lifestyle factors relevant to both residents and newcomers.

Map of Capitol Planning Region

Population & Demographics

The total population for Capitol Planning Region is 977,165, with 49% males and 51% females. Below is a detailed breakdown of the population trends and demographics for the area.

  • Population: 977,165
  • Male Population: 49%
  • Female Population: 51%
Population by RaceTotal
White Population654,037
Black or African American Population123,631
American Indian and Alaska Native2,550
Asian Population57,018
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander380
Other Race Population63,134
Two or More Races76,415

Household Information

In Capitol Planning Region, the median gross rent is $1,297 per month and the median home value is $283,800. Out of the total number of households in the city, 65% are owner-occupied, while 35% are rentals. Of those who own their homes, 66% have a mortgage, with the remaining 34% owning their homes outright. Below is a detailed snapshot of homeownership and rental patterns in the community.”

  • Household Income: $88,190
  • Median Home Value: $283,800
  • Median Gross Rent: $1,297
Ownership StatisticsNumber
Owner-Occupied252,141
Renter-Occupied134,408
Mortgage StatusNumber
Homes with Mortgage166,915
Homes without Mortgage85,226

Employment & Occupation

In Capitol Planning Region, the unemployment rate currently stands at 5.6%. For residents in the workforce, on average they spend 23.5 minutes commuting to work. Of those employed, 80% work for private companies, while 15% hold government jobs. Additionally, 5% are self-employed, contributing to the area’s entrepreneurial spirit. Below, you’ll find more details about employment trends and occupations in Capitol Planning Region.

  • Unemployment Rate: 5.6%
  • Mean Travel Time: 23.5
  • Work from home: 13.2%
OccupationNumber
Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting, and Mining1,695
Construction25,532
Manufacturing54,221
Wholesale Trade11,359
Retail Trade52,235
Transportation and Warehousing, and Utilities26,102
Information8,652
Finance and Insurance, and Real Estate and Rental and Leasing52,798
Professional, Scientific, and Management, and Administrative and Waste Management Services54,817
Educational Services, and Health Care and Social Assistance132,345
Arts, entertainment, and recreation, and accommodation and food services36,444
Other Services, except Public Administration19,975
Public Administration20,533

Education

In Capitol Planning Region, education levels show that 25.2% of residents have completed high school, 22.9% hold a bachelor’s degree, and 18.2% have achieved a graduate or professional degree. Of the population aged 25 and over, 41.1% are college graduates, reflecting the county’s academic achievements. Below is a detailed breakdown of educational levels within Capitol Planning Region, CT.

Education Level Number
9th to 12th Grade 34,778
High School Graduate 169,941
Some College 111,307
Associate’s Degree 55,774
Bachelor’s Degree 154,850
Graduate or Professional Degree 122,699
School Enrollment Number
Enrolled in Preschool 12,491
Enrolled in Elementary School 90,957
Enrolled in High School 51,626
Enrolled in College 80,810

*The data presented on this page is sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau and reflects the most recent available statistics. While every effort is made to ensure accuracy, please note that Census data may be subject to updates and revisions. US Map Guide is not responsible for any discrepancies, and we encourage users to verify information directly with official sources for the latest insights.