Community Profile - Population Trends

Population Estimates

While California's population increased by 3% from 2010 to 2014, Glendale's population increased by 2% in the same time period. Glendale's population is nearly 40% higher than Pasadena's and about 85% higher than Burbank's.

Data Source: U.S. Census Annual Population Estimates, California Department of Finance Demographic Research Unit

Report(s): Community Profile

Population Estimates

	United States	California	Los Angeles County	Glendale	Pasadena	Burbank	La Cañada Flintridge
2010	309,688,675	37,223,900	9,822,121	191,823	136,769	103,396	20,261
2011	311,806,191	37,427,946	9,847,712	192,271	138,768	104,193	20,279
2012	313,974,128	37,668,804	9,889,520	192,750	139,291	104,480	20,346
2013	316,596,079	37,984,138	9,963,811	193,769	140,102	105,045	20,452
2014	318,355,805	38,340,074	10,041,797	195,799	140,879	105,543	20,535
2015	321,195,850	38,714,725	10,136,559	199,182	141,510	106,084	20,592

Data Source: U.S. Census Annual Population Estimates, California Department of Finance Demographic Research Unit

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Components of Population Change in California

The graph shows components of population change in California in the following categories.

"Natural Increase" is the number of births minus the number of deaths; a positive number means the number of births exceeds the number of deaths.

"International Immigration" is the net number of people entering California from other countries (the number entering minus the number leaving to other countries).

"Domestic Migration" is the net number of people entering California from other parts of the United States (the number entering minus the number leaving to other parts of the U.S.).

Data Source: California Department of Finance Demographic Research Unit

Report(s): Community Profile

Components of Population Change in Los Angeles County

The graph shows components of population change in Los Angeles County in the following categories.

"Natural Increase" is the number of births minus the number of deaths; a positive number means the number of births exceeds the number of deaths.

"International Immigration" is the net number of people entering Los Angeles County from other countries (the number entering minus the number leaving to other countries).

"Domestic Migration" is the net number of people entering Los Angeles County from other parts of the United States (the number entering minus the number leaving to other parts of the U.S.).

Data Source: California Department of Finance Demographic Research Unit

Report(s): Community Profile

Population Projections by Decade

	United States	California	Los Angeles County
Population Projection
2010	310,233,000	37,341,978	9,824,194
2020	334,503,000	40,619,346	10,435,991
2030	359,402,000	44,085,600	10,930,986
2040	380,219,000	47,233,240	11,290,501
2050	398,328,000	50,365,074	11,494,738

Projected Percentage Change
2010 to 2020	+8%	+9%	+6%
2020 to 2030	+7%	+9%	+5%
2030 to 2040	+6%	+7%	+3%
2040 to 2050	+5%	+7%	+2%

Data Source: U.S. Census Projections, California Department of Finance Demographic Research Unit

Report(s): Community Profile

Housing Units Available in Glendale

In the late 1980s, housing in Glendale changed qualitatively. The number of multi-family housing units increased by 22%, while the number of single-family units increased by only 4%. After 1990, the number of housing units in each category remained relatively steady.

Data Source: California Department of Finance Demographic Research Unit

Report(s): Community Profile