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Renter occupied: 41 %
Population: 33,871,648
Vacancy rate: 5.8 %
Median household income: $47,493
Monthly rent affordability: $1,187
Crime rate index: Violent: 4, Property: 3 (1-lowest, 5-highest)
Ethnicity: White (60 %) , Hispanic (32 %) , Asian (11 %)
Age groups: Under 18 (27 %), 35 to 44 (16 %), 25 to 34 (15 %)
Education: High School (42 %) , College (11 %) , Graduate School (6 %)

California properties are some of the best investments in real estate. Even with a fluctuating market, California Real Estate owners hold some of the most cherished land lots available in all of the United States. With nearly perfect weather in most parts of the state, California property owners purchase houses, hotels, and other real estate investments with a strong sense of long-term gain.

As the second most populist state in the Western Hemisphere, California has more than 12 percent of all U. S. citizens within it borders. With a population greater than Canada and Australia and all but 34 countries, California would rank 34th in world population just behind Poland.

California, which surpassed New York State in population in 1962 now, has twice the population. The demographics of California are undergoing dynamic changes. The state contains huge number of people from a variety of religious, racial and ethnic backgrounds. The state still attracts great numbers of immigrants and continues to grow in over-all size.

Although California lacks a majority ethnic group, it is a "majority-minority state." Because of the national and ethnic communities there are over 175 known languages to be read and spoken in California. In the border city of San Diego and Imperial County as well as Los Angeles, Spanish is the state's most spoken language.

Although California has the largest population of White Americans in the United States, demographers foresee a Hispanic majority by 2020, this in part due to birth rates and large scale immigration.

According to 2006 estimates, the largest minority population in the country is located in California. California's population, which now stands and 57% minority. Population of Non-Hispanic whites stood t 80% in 1970 and decreased to 43% in 2006. Current estimates from 2006 indicate that 21% of all minorities in the U.S live in California

Although many ancestries call California home, the largest are Mexican, (25%), German (9%), Irish (7.7%) English (7.4%), Filipino (6%), and approximately 65 other ethnicities from Pakistani to Somali, from Albania to Haitian.

California has eight of the top 50 US cities in terms of population. Los Angeles is the nation's second largest city with a population of 3,845,541 people, followed by San Diego (8th), San Jose (10th), San Francisco (14th), Long Beach (34th), Fresno (37th), Sacramento (38th) and Oakland (44th).

In terms of population, California has eight of the top cities in the U.S. Los Angeles, second largest, followed by San Diego (8th), San Jose (10th), San Francisco, (14th), Long Beach, (37th), Sacramento (38th) and Oakland (44th).