Pro Report
Pro Report includes all of the geography and census variables provided in the
Starter Report package, PLUS all of the following:
Demographic Variables:
(4/1/2000, 1/1/2005, 1/1/2010)
Population
| | Population, Male Median Age | MALMEDAGE
|
| | Population, Males Aged 0 to 5 Yrs
| MP_0_5
|
| | Population, Males Aged 6 to 11 Yrs
| MP_6_11
|
| | Population, Males Aged 12 to17 Yrs
| MP_12_17
|
| | Population, Males Aged 18 to 24 Yrs
| MP_18_24
|
| | Population, Males Aged 25 to 34 Yrs
| MP_25_34
|
| | Population. Males Aged 35 to 44 Yrs
| MP_35_44
|
| | Population, Males Aged 45 to 54 Yrs
| MP_45_54
|
| | Population, Males Aged 55 to 64 Yrs
| MP_55_64
|
| | Population Males, Aged 65 to 74 Yrs
| MP_65_74
|
| | Population, Males Aged 75 to 84 Yrs
| MP_75_84
|
| | Population, Males Aged 85 Years and Older
| MP_85P
|
| | Population, Female Median Age
| FEMMEDAGE
|
| | Population, Females Aged 0 to 5 Yrs
| FP_0_5
|
| | Pop., Females Aged 6 to 11 Yrs
| FP_6_11
|
| | Pop., Females Aged 12 to17 Yrs
| FP_12_17
|
| | Pop., Females Aged 18 to 24 Yrs
| FP_18_24
|
| | Pop., Females Aged 25 to 34 Yrs
| FP_25_34
|
| | Pop., Females Aged 35 to 44 Yrs
| FP_35_44
|
| | Pop., Females Aged 45 to 54 Yrs
| FP_45_54
|
| | Pop., Females Aged 55 to 64 Yrs
| FP_55_64
|
| | Pop., Females Aged 65 to 74 Yrs
| FP_65_74
|
| | Pop., Females Aged 75 to 84 Yrs
| FP_75_84
|
| | Population, Fem. Aged 85 Years and Older
| FP_85P
|
Households
| | Housing, Median Rent ($) | MEDRENT
|
| | Housing, Median Value Owner HHs ($)
| MEDVALOCC
|
| | Household Income, Total ($000)
| TOTHHINC
|
| | Household Income, Median ($)
| MEDHHINC
|
| | Household Income, Average ($)
| AVGHHINC
|
| | Household Income, Per Capita ($)
| PERCAPINC
|
| | Households with Income Less than $15,000
| HHL15
|
| | HHs with Income $15,000 to $24,999
| HH15_25
|
| | HHs with Income $25,000 to $34,999
| HH25_35
|
| | HHs with Income $35,000 to $49,999
| HH35_50
|
| | HHs with Income $50,000 to $74,999
| HH50_75
|
| | HHs with Income $75,000 to $99,999
| HH75_100
|
| | HHs with Income $100,000 to $124,999
| HH100_125
|
| | HHs with Income $125,000 to $149,999
| HH125_150
|
| | HHs with Income $150,000 to $199,999
| HH150_200
|
| | HHs with Income $200,000 and Over
| HH2OOP
|
Quality of Life Variables from Easy Analytic Software, Inc.
(2002)
| 1 | Aggravated Assault Index
(US Avg=100; A=High) | ASSAULT
|
| 2
| Annual Ave Temperature (Degrees)
| AVETEMP
|
| 3
| Annual Cooling Degree
Days (Tot Degrees > 65)
| COOLDAYS
|
| 4
| Annual Heating Degree Days
(Tot Degrees < 65)
| HEATDAYS
|
| 5
| Annual Maximum Average
Temperature (Degrees)
| MAXTEMP
|
| 6
| Annual Minimum Average
Temperature (Degrees)
| MINTEMP
|
| 7
| Average Annual
Precipitation (Total Inches)
| ANNULRAIN
|
| 8
| Average Annual Snowfall
(Total Inches)
| ANNULSNOW
|
| 9
| Burglary Index
(US Avg=100; A=High)
| BURGLARY
|
| 10
| Earthquake Movements (Land
Movement Probability) Index
| EARTHQKE
|
| 11
| EASI Quality of Life
Index (US Avg=100)
| EASIQLIFE
|
| 12
| EASI Total Crime Index
(US Avg=100; A=High)
| EASICRIME
|
| 13
| EASI Weather Index (US Avg=100)
| EASIWETHI
|
| 14
| Forcible Rape Index
(US Avg=100; A=High)
| RAPE
|
| 15
| Forcible Robbery Index
(US Avg=100; A=High)
| ROBBERY
|
| 16
| Larceny Index
(US Avg=100; A=High)
| LARCENY
|
| 17
| Mean Number of Days
Clear (Out of 365 Days)
| CLEARDAYS
|
| 18
| Mean Number of Days Snow
(Of 365 Days)
| SNOWDAYS
|
| 19
| Mean Sky Cover
(Sunrise to Sunset - Out of 10)
| SKYHOURS
|
| 20
| Motor Vehicle Theft Index
(US Avg=100; A=High)
| CARTHEFT
|
| 21
| Murder Index
(US Avg=100; A=High)
| MURDERS
|
| 22
| Percent of Possible Sunshine
| PRCNTSUN
|
Consumer Price Index
(2002)
| 1
| All Items - CPI (1982-84)
| CPIALL
|
| 2
| Apparel
| CPI APPARELCPI
|
| 3
| Education and Communications
| CPI EDUCCPI
|
| 4
| Food and Beverages
| CPI FOODCPI
|
| 5
| Other Goods and Services
| CPI OTHRGDSCPI
|
| 6
| Housing
| CPI HOUSINGCPI
|
| 7
| Medical Care
| CPI MEDICALCPI
|
| 8
| Recreation
| CPI RECREATCPI
|
| 9
| Transportation
| CPI TRANSPOCPI
|
Retail Sales, Store Groups, and Food Service
(1997, 2002, 2007)
| 1 | Total Retail Sales (including
Food Services) ($000)
| R_TOTSALES
|
| 2
| Building Materials and Garden
Store Sales ($000)
| R_BMGARDEN
|
| 3
| Clothing and Accessories
Store Sales ($000)
| R_CLOTHING
|
| 4
| Electrical and Appliances
Store Sales ($000)
| R_ELECTAPP
|
| 5
| Food and Beverage
Store Sales ($000)
| R_FOODBEVG
|
| 6
| Food Services ($000)
| R_FOODSERV
|
| 7
| Gasoline Stations Store Sales ($000)
| R_GASOLINE
|
| 8
| General Merchandise
| Store Sales ($000)
| R_GENMERCH
|
| 9
| Health and Personal Care
Store Sales ($000)
| R_HEALTHPC
|
| 10
| Home Furnishings
Store Sales ($000)
| R_FURNHOME
|
| 11
| Miscellaneous Store Sales ($000)
| R_MISC
|
| 12
| Motor Vehicles Store Sales ($000)
| R_MOTORVEH
|
| 13
| Nonstore Purchases Sales ($000)
| R_NONSTORE
|
| 14
| Sporting Goods Store Sales ($000)
| R_SPORTGDS |
General Employment (by Place of Work)
(Mid-March 2001)
| 1 | Employees, Total (by Place of Work)
| NAICS_T_EMP
|
| 2
| FORESTRY, FISHING, HUNTING, AND
AGRICULTURE SUPPORT (emp)
| NAICS11EMP
|
| 3
| MINING (emp)
| NAICS21EMP
|
| 4
| UTILITIES (emp)
| NAICS22EMP
|
| 5
| CONSTRUCTION (emp)
| NAICS23EMP
|
| 6
| MANUFACTURING (emp)
| NAICS31EMP
|
| 7
| WHOLESALE TRADE (emp)
| NAICS42EMP
|
| 8
| RETAIL TRADE (emp)
| NAICS44EMP
|
| 9
| TRANSPORTATION &
WAREHOUSING (emp)
| NAICS48EMP
|
| 10
| INFORMATION (emp)
| NAICS51EMP
|
| 11
| FINANCE &INSURANCE (emp)
| NAICS52EMP
|
| 12
| REAL ESTATE &RENTAL &
LEASING (emp)
| NAICS53EMP
|
| 13
| PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC &
TECHNICAL SERVICES
(emp)
| NAICS54EMP
|
| 14
| MANAGEMENT OF COMPANIES
&ENTERPRISES (emp)
| NAICS55EMP
|
| 15
| ADMIN, SUPPORT, WASTE MGT,
REMEDIATION SERVICES (emp)
| NAICS56EMP
|
| 16
| EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (emp)
| NAICS61EMP
|
| 17
| HEALTH CARE AND SOCIAL
ASSISTANCE (emp)
| NAICS62EMP
|
| 18
| ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT
&RECREATION (emp)
| NAICS71EMP
|
| 19
| ACCOMMODATION &
FOOD SERVICES (emp)
| NAICS72EMP
|
| 20
| OTHER SERVICES (EXCEPT PUBLIC
ADMINISTRATION) (emp)
| NAICS81EMP
|
| 21
| AUXILIARIES (EXC CORP, SUBSIDIARY
®IONAL MGT) (emp)
| NAICS95EMP
|
| 22
| UNCLASSIFIED ESTABLISHMENTS
(emp)
| NAICS99EMP
|
General Establishment (by Place of Work)
(Mid-March 2001)
| 1
| Establishments, Total
(by Place of Work)
| NAICS_T_EST
|
| 2
| FORESTRY, FISHING, HUNTING, AND
AGRICULTURE SUPPORT (est)
| NAICS11EST
|
| 3
| MINING (est)
| NAICS21EST
|
| 4
| UTILITIES (est)
| NAICS22EST
|
| 5
| CONSTRUCTION (est)
| NAICS23EST
|
| 6
| MANUFACTURING (est)
| NAICS31EST
|
| 7
| WHOLESALE TRADE (est)
| NAICS42EST
|
| 8
| RETAIL TRADE (est)
| NAICS44EST
|
| 9
| TRANSPORTATION &
WAREHOUSING (est)
| NAICS48EST
|
| 10
| INFORMATION (est)
| NAICS51EST
|
| 11
| FINANCE &INSURANCE (est)
| NAICS52EST
|
| 12
| REAL ESTATE &RENTAL &
LEASING (est)
| NAICS53EST
|
| 13
| PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC &
TECHNICAL SERVICES
(est)
| NAICS54EST
|
| 14
| MANAGEMENT OF COMPANIES
&ENTERPRISES (est)
| NAICS55EST
|
| 15
| ADMIN,SUPPORT, WASTE MGT,
REMEDIATION SERVICES (est)
| NAICS56EST
|
| 16
| EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (est)
| NAICS61EST
|
| 17
| HEALTH CARE AND SOCIAL
ASSISTANCE (est)
| NAICS62EST
|
| 18
| ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT &
RECREATION (est)
| NAICS71EST
|
| 19
| ACCOMMODATION &FOOD
SERVICES (est)
| NAICS72EST
|
| 20
| OTHER SERVICES (EXCEPT PUBLIC
ADMINISTRATION) (est)
| NAICS81EST
|
| 21
| AUXILIARIES (EXC CORP, SUBSIDIARY
®IONAL MGT) (est)
| NAICS95EST
|
| 22
| UNCLASSIFIED
ESTABLISHMENTS (est)
| NAICS99EST
|
Custom Profiles from Easy Analytic Software, Inc.
(2003 estimates)
| 1
| Above Average Education
| AB_AV_EDU
|
| 2
| Apartments (20 or more units)
| APT20
|
| 3
| Available Renting Units
| RENTAL
|
| 4
| Pre-School Population
| PRESCHL
|
| 5
| Below Average Education
| BEL_EDU
|
| 6
| Blue Collar Employment
| BLUE_EMPL
|
| 7
| Born in America
| BORN_USA
|
| 8
| Expensive Homes
| EXP_HOMES
|
| 9
| Few Teens
| NO_TEENS
|
| 10
| House for Sale
| FOR_SALE
|
| 11
| Arm Forces
| ARMFORCE
|
| 12
| Large Families
| LARGE_FAM
|
| 13
| Long Time Residents
| NO_MOVE
|
| 14
| Lots of Cars
| MANY_CARS
|
| 15
| Median Age
| MED_AGE
|
| 16
| Median Income
| MED_INC
|
| 17
| No Cars
| NO_CAR
|
| 18
| Not in Labor Force
| NO_LABFOR
|
| 19
| Old and Wealthy Households
| RICH_OLD
|
| 20
| Old Homes
| OLD_HOMES
|
| 21
| New Homes
| NEW_HOMES
|
| 22
| Recent Movers
| RECENT_MOV
|
| 23
| Retired
| RETIRED
|
| 24
| Service Employment
| SERV_EMPL
|
| 25
| Subway or Bus to Work
| SUB_BUS
|
| 26
| Trailer Park City
| TRAILER
|
| 27
| Unattached
| UNATTACH
|
| 28
| Unemployed
| UNEMPL
|
| 29
| Very Asian
| ASIAN_LANG
|
| 30
| Very Wealthy Asians
| RICH_ASIAN
|
| 31
| Very Wealthy Blacks
| RICH_BLK
|
| 32
| Very Wealthy Families
| RICH_FAM
|
| 33
| Very Wealthy Hispanics
| RICH_HISP
|
| 34
| Very Wealthy Households
| VERY_RICH
|
| 35
| Very Wealthy Non Families
| RICH_NFAM
|
| 36
| Very Wealthy Whites
| RICH_WHT
|
| 37
| Very Spanish
| SPAN_LANG
|
| 38
| Work at Home
| WORK_HOME
|
| 39
| Young and Wealthy Households
| RICH_YOUNG
|
Custom Sales/Other Indices from Easy Analytic Software, Inc.
(2003 estimates)
| 1
| Amusement Index
| AMUS_INDX
|
| 2
| Bargain Seekers Market
| BARGINS
|
| 3
| Culture Index
| CULT_INDX
|
| 4
| Education Index
| EDU_INDX
|
| 5
| Higher Priced Product Market
| EXP_PROD
|
| 6
| Luxury Priced Product Market
| LUX_PROD
|
| 7
| Medical Index
| MEDI_INDX
|
| 8
| Mortality Index (All Causes)
| MORT_INDX
|
| 9
| Religion Index
| RELIG_INDX
|
| 10
| Restaurant Index
| REST_INDX |
General Consumer Expenditures
(2002)
| 1
| Total Consumer Expenditures
($000)
| ANNEXP
|
| 2
| Alcoholic beverages ($000)
| ALCOHBEV
|
| 3
| Apparel and services ($000)
| APPAREL
|
| 4
| Boys, 2 to 15 ($000)
| BOYS
|
| 5
| Cash contributions ($000)
| CASCONTR
|
| 6
| Cereals and bakery products ($000)
| CEREALBAKE
|
| 7
| Children under 2 ($000)
| CHILDRN
|
| 8
| Dairy products ($000)
| DAIRY
|
| 9
| Drugs ($000)
| DRUGS
|
| 10
| Education ($000)
| EDUCATION
|
| 11
| Entertainment ($000)
| ENTERTAIN
|
| 12
| Fees and admissions ($000)
| FEESADM
|
| 13
| Floor coverings ($000)
| FLOORCOVER
|
| 14
| Food ($000)
| FOOD
|
| 15
| Food at home ($000)
| FOODHOME
|
| 16
| Food away from home ($000)
| FOODAWAY
|
| 17
| Food on out-of-town trips ($000)
| FOODOUT
|
| 18
| Food prep (consumed out of town)
($000)
| FOODOUT_C
|
| 19
| Footwear ($000)
| FOOTWEAR
|
| 20
| Fruits and vegetables ($000)
| FRUITVEG
|
| 21
| Furniture ($000)
| FURNITURE
|
| 22
| Gasoline and motor oil ($000)
| GAS
|
| 23
| Girls 2 to 15 ($000)
| GIRLS
|
| 24
| Health Care ($000)
| HEALTH
|
| 25
| Health insurance ($000)
| HEALTHINS
|
| 26
| Household furnishings and equip
($000)
| HOUSEFURN
|
| 27
| Household operations ($000)
| HOUSEOPER
|
| 28
| Household textiles ($000)
| HOUSETEXTL
|
| 29
| Housekeeping services ($000)
| HOUSEKEEP
|
| 30
| Housing ($000)
| HOUSING
|
| 31
| Major appliances ($000)
| MAJORAPPL
|
| 32
| Medical services ($000)
| MED_SERVE
|
| 33
| Medical supplies ($000)
| MEDSUPP
|
| 34
| Men and boys ($000)
| MENBOYS
|
| 35
| Men, 16 and over ($000)
| MEN16PLS
|
| 36
| Miscellaneous household equip
($000)
| MISCHHEQ
|
| 37
| Nonalcoholic beverages ($000)
| NONALBEV
|
| 38
| Other apparel products and services
($000)
| OTHRAPP
|
| 39
| Other entertainment supplies ($000)
| OTHR_ENT
|
| 40
| Other vehicle expenses ($000)
| OTHRVEH
|
| 41
| Personal care products, services
($000)
| PERSCARE
|
| 42
| Personal insurance and pensions
($000)
| PERSINS
|
| 43
| Pets, toys, and playground equip
($000)
| PETSTOYS
|
| 44
| Public transportation ($000)
| PUBTRANS
|
| 45
| Reading ($000)
| READING
|
| 46
| Small appliances ($000)
| SMAPPL
|
| 47
| Television, radios, sound equip
($000)
| TELERAD
|
| 48
| Tobacco products, supplies ($000)
| TOBACCO
|
| 49
| Transportation ($000)
| TRANSPORT
|
| 50
| Vehicle purchases (net outlay)
($000)
| VEHPURCH
|
| 51
| Women, 16 and over ($000)
| WOMEN16
|
| 52
| Women's and girls ($000)
| WOMENGRL
|