The population of Hatley City, Wisconsin is 597 people. It's one of the quietest neighborhoods in the country, according to NeighborhoodScout. Its population is primarily of Irish and English ancestry. In fact, more Irish and English people live in Hatley than in any other neighborhood.
The median household income in Hatley is $68,929, making the city an affordable place for families. There are many single-family homes for sale in Hatley, but most are owned by their owners. The city's vacancy rate is 21.6%, higher than the national average of 87.7%. In addition, 11.0% of housing in Hatley is seasonally vacant, which means it is not filled year-round. As a result, there are many vacant apartments in Hatley.
The city of Hatley is located in Marathon County, Wisconsin. As of 2010, Hatley had a population of 574 people. The median age in Hatley was 33.6 years. The city is an agricultural hub, with diversified industries in food processing, paper, and forest products. It is also known for outdoor recreation, including water sports in the summer and skiing in winter. Increasing numbers of migrants from larger cities in Wisconsin are moving into Hatley.
The area is home to a number of middle-income and low-income households. The median income per person in Hatley is $24,861 and for a family of four, $26,871. A quarter of households in Hatley City are below the federal poverty line, which is higher than in 98.9% of all American neighborhoods.