TWO PLACES / A LITTLE PERSPECTIVE

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Census 2020–2024 ACS five-year estimatesMapped listings Overture 2026-10-21.0

Winter Park city and Orlando city: Census estimates and mapped amenity listings
The detailsUnits & coverage below	Winter Park cityView on map	Orlando cityView on map
Populationpeople · ACS estimate	30,274	319,758
Median household incomeannual · 2024 dollars	$105,724	$72,336
Median gross rentmonthly dollars · includes utilities	$1,738	$1,747
Median home valuedollars · owner-occupied homes	$731,400	$394,100
Homeownershippercent of occupied housing units	66.2%	39.5%
Employed residentspeople · civilian employed, age 16+	13,733	176,855
Unemployment ratepercent of civilian labor force · age 16+	4.5%	5.2%
Labor force participationpercent of population age 16+	55.5%	72.6%
Bachelor’s degree or higherpercent of population age 25+	65.2%	42.5%
High school diploma or higherpercent of population age 25+ · includes GED	96.6%	92.2%
Park listingsmapped listings · public access not verified	46	161
Restaurant listingsmapped listings within place boundary	270	1,902
Café listingsmapped listings within place boundary	33	183
Grocery listingsmapped listings within place boundary	8	89

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Full methodology

A survey snapshot

2020–2024 ACS five-year estimates describe Census place boundaries, not ZIP codes or metro areas. Income is in 2024 inflation-adjusted dollars. Rent includes utilities; home value covers owner-occupied homes. Estimates have sampling uncertainty, especially in small places, and are not current asking prices.

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Work & education

Employed residents count civilian employed people age 16+. Unemployment is civilian unemployed residents divided by the civilian labor force age 16+; labor force participation is the total labor force divided by the population age 16+. Both describe residents, rather than the number of jobs located in a place.

Education percentages use the population age 25+. Bachelor’s or higher includes graduate and professional degrees; high school or higher includes GED and all higher credentials. These survey estimates do not measure current job vacancies or school quality.

Mapped amenities, with limits

Overture Maps Foundation and contributors · release 2026-10-21.0. Distinct listing IDs are counted per category where their point intersects the selected place boundary, including boundary points. Nearby listings outside it are excluded; a shared-boundary point may appear in both places.

Listings may be missing, duplicated, outdated, or misclassified. Zero means no matching mapped listing; it does not establish that an amenity is absent. Park listings do not verify public access. Counts do not measure quality or walkability.

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Unavailable is a useful answer

Missing, suppressed, or invalid estimates display as “Unavailable.” Census upper and lower bounds retain their + or − notation, such as $250,000+. Homeownership is owner-occupied units divided by occupied housing units. These values are context for your research, without a score or ranking.

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