County profile
Lake CountyFlorida, in context.
The 2020–2024 American Community Survey estimates 412,924 residents in Lake County. Median household income is $73,161 per year. Median gross rent is $1,586 per month, including utilities.
ACS 2020–2024 five-year estimates · not a current headcount or a home-price quote
ACS 2020–2024
Population & households
Population describes residents within the Census boundary. Housing units include occupied and vacant homes; homeownership uses occupied units. Household measures exclude group quarters.
| Measure | Lake County | Florida |
|---|---|---|
| Populationpeople · ACS estimate | 412,924±0 (90% MOE) | 22,416,077±0 (90% MOE) |
| Median ageyears · residents | 46.5±0.2 years (90% MOE) | 42.6±0.1 years (90% MOE) |
| Housing unitsall housing units · occupied and vacant | 187,580±88 (90% MOE) | 10,256,470±942 (90% MOE) |
| Homeownershippercent of occupied housing units | 77.6%±1 percentage points (90% MOE)127,645 of 164,497 occupied housing units | 67.6%±0.3 percentage points (90% MOE)5,918,647 of 8,752,810 occupied housing units |
| Average household sizepeople per occupied housing unit · excludes group quarters | 2.48±0.02 people per occupied housing unit (90% MOE) | 2.51±0.01 people per occupied housing unit (90% MOE) |
| Households with people under age 18percent of households · counts households, not children | 24.2%±0.8 percentage points (90% MOE)39,791 of 164,497 households | 26.5%±0.2 percentage points (90% MOE)2,316,163 of 8,752,810 households |
Statewide values describe Florida itself, rather than an average of local medians. Figures side by side do not establish a statistically significant difference.
ACS 2020–2024
Income & housing costs
Burden percentages exclude households without a calculated cost-to-income ratio. The 50% or more group is included in the 30% or more group. Owner costs cover more than a mortgage payment; these are survey estimates, not quotes for a home.
| Measure | Lake County | Florida |
|---|---|---|
| Median household incomeannual · 2024 dollars | $73,161±$1,462 (90% MOE) | $74,568±$284 (90% MOE) |
| Median gross rentmonthly dollars · includes utilities | $1,586±$49 (90% MOE) | $1,669±$5 (90% MOE) |
| Median home valuedollars · owner-occupied homes | $318,400±$5,107 (90% MOE) | $359,000±$930 (90% MOE) |
| Median monthly owner costs: with mortgage2024 dollars per month · owner-occupied homes with a mortgage | $1,814±$28 (90% MOE) | $1,959±$5 (90% MOE) |
| Median monthly owner costs: without mortgage2024 dollars per month · owner-occupied homes without a mortgage | $584±$15 (90% MOE) | $673±$3 (90% MOE) |
| Rent costs: 30% or more of incomepercent of renter households with a calculated ratio | 59.0%±3 percentage points (90% MOE)20,372 of 34,529 renter households with a calculated ratio | 60.1%±0.2 percentage points (90% MOE)1,594,400 of 2,653,280 renter households with a calculated ratio |
| Owner costs: 30% or more of incomepercent of owner households with a calculated ratio | 25.8%±1.5 percentage points (90% MOE)32,665 of 126,741 owner households with a calculated ratio | 27.5%±0.2 percentage points (90% MOE)1,609,937 of 5,846,513 owner households with a calculated ratio |
| Population below poverty levelpercent with poverty status determined | 8.9%±0.7 percentage points (90% MOE)36,123 of 408,090 people with poverty status determined | 12.6%±0.1 percentage points (90% MOE)2,759,397 of 21,946,166 people with poverty status determined |
Statewide values describe Florida itself, rather than an average of local medians. Figures side by side do not establish a statistically significant difference.
ACS 2020–2024
Daily life & commuting
Long-commute shares exclude workers who work at home; working from home uses all workers age 16+. A 60-minute commute is also included in the 45-minute group. Broadband measures subscriptions, not speed or provider availability.
| Measure | Lake County | Florida |
|---|---|---|
| Commute of 45 minutes or morepercent of workers commuting away from home · one way | 24.7%±1.2 percentage points (90% MOE)35,942 of 145,682 workers commuting away from home | 18.1%±0.1 percentage points (90% MOE)1,583,092 of 8,733,746 workers commuting away from home |
| Worked from homepercent of all workers age 16+ | 15.7%±1 percentage points (90% MOE)27,153 of 172,835 workers age 16+ | 15.7%±0.1 percentage points (90% MOE)1,623,149 of 10,356,895 workers age 16+ |
| Households with broadband internetpercent of households · any broadband subscription | 92.6%±0.7 percentage points (90% MOE)152,399 of 164,497 households | 91.6%±0.2 percentage points (90% MOE)8,018,865 of 8,752,810 households |
| Detached single-unit housingpercent of all housing units | 67.5%±0.9 percentage points (90% MOE)126,605 of 187,580 housing units | 54.7%±0.1 percentage points (90% MOE)5,608,274 of 10,256,470 housing units |
| Housing in structures with two or more unitspercent of all housing units · counts units, not buildings | 13.5%±0.9 percentage points (90% MOE)25,283 of 187,580 housing units | 30.4%±0.2 percentage points (90% MOE)3,116,721 of 10,256,470 housing units |
Statewide values describe Florida itself, rather than an average of local medians. Figures side by side do not establish a statistically significant difference.
ACS 2020–2024
Jobs & education
Work measures describe residents age 16+, rather than jobs located in a place. Educational attainment uses residents age 25+. These estimates do not measure vacancies or school quality.
| Measure | Lake County | Florida |
|---|---|---|
| Employed residentspeople · civilian employed, age 16+ | 175,459±2,770 (90% MOE) | 10,484,998±21,926 (90% MOE) |
| Unemployment ratepercent of civilian labor force · age 16+ | 5.0%±0.7 percentage points (90% MOE)9,233 of 184,692 civilian labor-force participants | 4.8%±0.08 percentage points (90% MOE)531,580 of 11,016,578 civilian labor-force participants |
| Labor force participationpercent of population age 16+ | 53.8%±0.8 percentage points (90% MOE)185,017 of 344,126 residents age 16+ | 59.8%±0.1 percentage points (90% MOE)11,093,955 of 18,564,316 residents age 16+ |
| Bachelor’s degree or higherpercent of population age 25+ | 27.8%±0.9 percentage points (90% MOE)85,666 of 307,619 residents age 25+ | 34.1%±0.2 percentage points (90% MOE)5,541,467 of 16,228,400 residents age 25+ |
| High school diploma or higherpercent of population age 25+ · includes GED | 91.4%±1.7 percentage points (90% MOE)281,113 of 307,619 residents age 25+ | 89.9%±0.3 percentage points (90% MOE)14,597,205 of 16,228,400 residents age 25+ |
Statewide values describe Florida itself, rather than an average of local medians. Figures side by side do not establish a statistically significant difference.
ACS 2020–2024
Race & ethnicity
Race categories include any ethnicity. Hispanic or Latino residents may be of any race: do not add ethnicity to the race percentages. Poverty uses people with a determined poverty status, which can differ from total population.
| Measure | Lake County | Florida |
|---|---|---|
| White alonepercent of residents · any ethnicity | 67.2%±0.6 percentage points (90% MOE)277,461 of 412,924 residents | 55.9%±0.096 percentage points (90% MOE)12,529,014 of 22,416,077 residents |
| Black or African American alonepercent of residents · any ethnicity | 10.5%±0.5 percentage points (90% MOE)43,228 of 412,924 residents | 15.1%±0.052 percentage points (90% MOE)3,382,877 of 22,416,077 residents |
| American Indian and Alaska Native alonepercent of residents · any ethnicity | 0.2%±0.065 percentage points (90% MOE)641 of 412,924 residents | 0.3%±0.017 percentage points (90% MOE)77,288 of 22,416,077 residents |
| Asian alonepercent of residents · any ethnicity | 2.1%±0.2 percentage points (90% MOE)8,527 of 412,924 residents | 2.9%±0.018 percentage points (90% MOE)656,903 of 22,416,077 residents |
| Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alonepercent of residents · any ethnicity | 0.1%±0.03 percentage points (90% MOE)456 of 412,924 residents | 0.1%±0.0041 percentage points (90% MOE)13,216 of 22,416,077 residents |
| Some other race alonepercent of residents · any ethnicity | 4.0%±0.5 percentage points (90% MOE)16,628 of 412,924 residents | 6.3%±0.078 percentage points (90% MOE)1,416,954 of 22,416,077 residents |
| Two or more racespercent of residents · any ethnicity | 16.0%±0.8 percentage points (90% MOE)65,983 of 412,924 residents | 19.4%±0.1 percentage points (90% MOE)4,339,825 of 22,416,077 residents |
| Hispanic or Latino, any racepercent of residents · overlaps race categories | 18.8%±0 percentage points (90% MOE)77,473 of 412,924 residents | 27.4%±0 percentage points (90% MOE)6,146,161 of 22,416,077 residents |
Statewide values describe Florida itself, rather than an average of local medians. Figures side by side do not establish a statistically significant difference.
THREE DISTINCT SURVEY PERIODS
How has the population changed?
Compare five-year survey estimates for Lake County. These describe periods, not individual years.
+67,057 residents (+19.4%) between 2015–2019 and 2020–2024.
Explore trends & growth ↗| Survey period | Residents |
|---|---|
| 2010–2014 | 305,010±0 (90% MOE) |
| 2015–2019 | 345,867±0 (90% MOE) |
| 2020–2024 | 412,924±0 (90% MOE) |
Survey uncertainty can affect differences. Gazetteer land area differs by 0.1% between the two most recent periods; boundary or measurement changes can affect the comparison. This is not a fixed-boundary growth estimate. Census recommends the Population Estimates Program for population totals.
OVERTURE MAPS · 2026-10-21.0
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Places connected to Lake County
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Census figures use the 2020–2024 American Community Survey five-year detailed tables. The saved Census source was retrieved on . ± denotes a 90% margin of error; percentage errors are percentage points. Published bounds remain bounds, and unavailable data stays unavailable. Small places can have substantial uncertainty.
Overture Maps Foundation and contributors supply the mapped listings, release 2026-10-21.0. County relationships use official Census place/county parts; land area uses the 2024 Gazetteer. Each source has a different reference period. Data is checked by our refresh workflow; source releases determine when estimates change.