The population of Grand Valley City, Colorado is diverse. The median household income was $33,152. In addition, there were 11.9% of families with children under the age of 18 living in Grand Junction. The median age was 39. The majority of households were made up of married couples. However, there were also 16.7% of single people and 11.9% of the population that was below the poverty level. For the entire city, the median household income was higher than the national average, indicating that the population is relatively affluent.
The third ward is not the poorest one-third of Grand Rapids, but it is also the most racially unequal. In fact, it ranks between the First and Second wards in terms of median household income and poverty rate. But its density, location, and economic development potential make it a good location for businesses to grow. Moreover, the city's leaders have recognized the need to guide development and provide an attractive environment for businesses to thrive.
In terms of demographics, the city's population is largely white. Its proportion of single people, older residents, and people with a college degree is much higher than the state average. The percentage of institutionalized people is much higher than the national average. There are fewer children than the state average and there are fewer vacancies. While Grand Valley City's overall percentage of residents has a lower education than the state average, there are still plenty of opportunities for college graduates and those looking for a good job.