Seminole County, FL
Demographic and economic profile of Seminole County, FL, sourced from the US Census Bureau (American Community Survey) via Data USA.
AI Overview
Seminole County, FL is a suburban county of roughly 495,000 residents in the greater Orlando metro, with a workforce characterized by relatively high educational attainment — 42.4% hold a bachelor's degree or higher — and median worker earnings of $46,000 against a 4.1% unemployment rate and 67.0% labor force participation. The county posted 4.4% population growth over five years, with a median household income of $85,761 and a GDP per capita of $56,420, while median home values of $357,300 and median gross rent of $1,686/month reflect moderately elevated housing costs by Florida standards. A median age of 39.8, a 9.2% poverty rate, and a 15.1% foreign-born population round out a workforce profile that skews educated, middle-income, and established.
Claude Sonnet 4.6 · generated Jul 6, 2026 · derived from cached Census, BEA & ACS data on this page
Population Growth (5-year)
+4.4% since 2018
Seminole County added population at this rate over the prior 5-year ACS5 window.
Demographics
Race & Ethnicity
- White Alone284,854 (59.2%)
- Two Races Including Some Other Race65,317 (13.6%)
- Black or African American Alone56,660 (11.8%)
- Some Other Race Alone27,924 (5.8%)
- Asian Alone26,087 (5.4%)
- Two Races Excluding Some Other Race, & Three or More Races19,439 (4.0%)
Top Languages Spoken at Home
- 1.Spanish71,626
- 2.Other Indo-European9,822
- 3.French (incl. Cajun, Haitian)4,033
- 4.Russian, Polish, or other Slavic3,373
- 5.Chinese (incl. Mandarin, Cantonese)3,102
Economy
Cost of Living Index
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Top Industries
- 1.Educational Services, & Health Care & Social Assistance54,568
- 2.Professional, Scientific, & Management, & Administrative & Waste Management Services43,038
- 3.Retail Trade (Group)27,136
- 4.Arts, Entertainment, & Recreation, & Accommodation & Food Services26,997
- 5.Finance & Insurance, & Real Estate & Rental & Leasing22,484
Top Occupations
- 1.Management, Business, Science, & Arts Occupations117,776
- 2.Sales & Office Occupations61,078
- 3.Service Occupations37,273
- 4.Production, Transportation, & Material Moving Occupations20,757
- 5.Natural Resources, Construction, & Maintenance Occupations16,582
Specialized Industries (Location Quotient)
- 1.Professional, Scientific, & Management (LQ 1.40×)43,079
- 2.Finance, Insurance, & Real Estate (LQ 1.28×)21,282
- 3.Wholesale Trade (LQ 1.25×)7,205
- 4.Arts, Entertainment, Recreation, & Accommodation (LQ 1.21×)26,480
- 5.Information (LQ 1.16×)5,434
Housing
Education
Workforce
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Data: US Census Bureau American Community Survey, served via Data USA and the Census Bureau API. See each metric tile for the specific dataset.