Meerdink & Associates, Inc. Brokers, Developers and Managers of Business Real Estate     4351 W. College Avenue Appleton, WI 54914 (920) 734-0099 - Phone (920) 739-4322 - Fax meerdink@meerdink.com               Greenville Junction Demographic Information

Greenville Trade Area

 

 

The Greenville Trade Area has grown 13.6% in just five years!

 

 

	2000*	2005**	Increase
Greenville - Town	6,844	8,130	18.8%
Hortonville - Town	2,357	2,596	10.1%
Hortonia – Town	1,063	1,069	0.56%
Dale – Town	2,288	2,529	10.5%
Liberty - Town	834	886	6.2%
Total	13,386	15,210	13.6%

 

·         *2000 US Census Figure.

·         ** January 1, 2005 Wisconsin Department of Administration Estimate

Greenville Has the Highest Median Household Income in the Valley!

Source:  2002 US Census

Percent of population under 18 years old.

Greenville has a higher percent of children and young families than anywhere else in the Valley or even in Wisconsin.

Over the past five years, Greenville has averaged 155 new housing units each year.

Greenville is the Fox Cities’ fastest growing bedroom community!

·         2001 – 129 housing permits

·         2002 – 114 housing permits

·         2003 – 129 housing permits

·         2004 – 213 housing permits

·         2005 – 165 housing permits

·         2006 – 179 housing permits

In 2006, Greenville lead the Fox River Valley in new housing starts!

In 2006, 30% of all single family housing starts in Outagamie County occurred in Greenville!

Top Six Single Family Housing Starts (Outagamie County)

§        Greenville—178

§        Appleton—95

§        Grand Chute—70

§        Kaukauna—60

§        Combined Locks—21

§        Freedom—21

Single Family Housing Starts for the entire Fox Valley

§        Greenville—178

§        Town of Harrison—101

§        Green Bay—78

§        Fond du Lac—70

§        Oshkosh—52

§        Neenah—44

§        City of Menasha—42

The way to make money, said Will Rogers, “is to find out where the people are going and buy the land before they get there.”  That is what is happening in Greenville.  New building lots are being created to keep up with the demand of young families moving to Greenville.

Available Building Lots

·          59 lots available as of September 2003

·          1,131 lots available as of April 2004

·          1,062 lot available as of March 2006.

Where they work:

Management, Professional, & Related Industry             33.9%

Sales & Office Occupations                                            27.1%

Service Occupations                                                        7.8%

Private Wage & Salaried positions                                  86.7%

Commuting to work (workers 16 years +)                       92.2%

Where they Live:

Owner Occupied Housing Units                                       87%

Rental Housing Units                                                      13%

Average Family Size per Housing Unit                             3.24%

Well Educated:

Associate, Bachelor, & Graduate Degrees                        36.7%

       (Persons 25 years of age and older)

Median Age                                                                                  33.8

Population Age 25 to 64 years                                       57%

Well educated, well paid, consumers who are very Mobile.  They look for and purchase services that are convenient to their route to and from work & the schools their children attend.

A high proportion of “Baby Boomers” who have the money and are willing to spend it live in Greenville.

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