The population of Loch Sheldrake is significantly younger than the United States average. The median age of Loch Sheldrake residents is 28.3 years, 9.6 years younger than the national average. Only 8.20% of people in Loch Sheldrake are over 65 years old, compared to 15.2% of U.S. citizens.
The proportion of residents without health insurance is much higher than the national average (64.4%). However, the city's vehicle ownership rate is lower than those of its neighboring and parent geographies. Also, people in Loch Sheldrake spend longer commuting to work, averaging 35.2% of their working time in their vehicle.
The violent crime rate in Loch Sheldrake City is 2.20 per 1,000 residents per year. Compared to other parts of the city, the northeast part is considered the safest. In contrast, the southwest area is considered a high-crime area, with violent crime rates at about 1 per 1,000 people.
The average income in Loch Sheldrake City is $51,111 per year. This is less than the $64,994 national median. It is also lower than the New York median, which is $32,067. Further, the highest-paying industries in Loch Sheldrake City include Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation, which pay over $44,000 per year.
The population of Loch Sheldrake City is approximately 2,000. It is a suburban town in the Capital Region of New York. Its median home value is $57,600. The town is located in Montgomery County, New York.