The population of East Norwich is expected to reach 2,808 by 2020, an increase of 0.57% over the 2010 census. The average household income is $187,024, and the poverty rate is 2.36%. The median house value is $646,400. East Norwich's median age is 43.9 years. Males are slightly older than females, at 36.7 years and 47.3 years respectively.
The diversity map shows that a high percentage of residents in East Norwich are Hispanics, with an income of 1.84% below the poverty line. The majority of residents in East Norwich, however, make more than the median income. Amongst full-time workers, the rate of poverty in the city is 0.00%, compared to 6.3% for part-timers and 5.9% for unemployed residents.
The City of Norwich has prioritized the safety and comfort of its residents, and has implemented a Neighborhood Stabilization Program, which uses CDBG funding to improve streetscapes and sidewalks in the neighborhood. This initiative reduces crime and increases neighborhood conversations and support for local businesses.
A large portion of this funding is directed toward affordable housing. The City of Norwich is committed to providing decent housing for all residents. This funding is used for rehabbing existing units, as well as funding various programs and services. The City of Norwich has also implemented policies to prevent domestic violence and other problems related to homelessness.