Tybee Island, GA

3.09k people called Tybee Island, Georgia home in 2020, with a median age of 55.9 and a median family income of $94,722. Tybee Island, Georgia saw a 0.0323% gain in population between 2019 and 2020, and a 17.1% rise in its median family income, from $80,897 to $94,722.

White (non-Hispanic) (94.6%), Black or African American (non-Hispanic) (2.78%), Two+ (non-Hispanic) (2.46%), White (Hispanic) (0.162%), and Black or African American (Hispanic) (0%) make up Tybee Island, Georgia's top 5 ethnic groups.

In Tybee Island, Georgia, none of the households reported that their primary shared language was anything other than English. Only the principal self-reported language used by all household members is taken into account here, not the potential multilingual character of households.

Americans make up 98.6% of the locals on Tybee Island, Georgia.



Tybee Island, Georgia had a median property value of $559,300 and a 78.6% homeownership rate in 2020. The majority of persons in Tybee Island, Georgia commuted by themselves by car, taking an average of 25.2 minutes. In Tybee Island, Georgia, there were often two cars per household.

Diversity

3.09k individuals call Tybee Island, Georgia home, of which 98.6% are citizens. 3.23 percent of individuals living in Tybee Island, Georgia as of 2020 were immigrants (100 people).

In Tybee Island, Georgia, White (non-Hispanic) residents made up 2.93k of the population in 2020, which is 34 times greater than any other race or ethnicity. The second and third most prevalent ethnic groupings were 86 Black or African American (Non-Hispanic) and 76 Two+ (Non-Hispanic) residents.

Ethnicity and Race

In Tybee Island, Georgia, White (non-Hispanic) residents made up 2.93k of the population in 2020, which is 34 times greater than any other race or ethnicity. The second and third most prevalent ethnic groupings were 86 Black or African American (Non-Hispanic) and 76 Two+ (Non-Hispanic) residents.

In Tybee Island, Georgia, 0.162% of the population is Hispanic (5 people).

Population Born Abroad

3.23% of Tybee Island, Georgians (100 persons) were foreign-born as of 2020, which is less than the 13.5% national average. Tybee Island, Georgia had a 3.07% foreign-born population in 2019, an increase over the previous year.

By Nativity, Age

The average age of all residents of Tybee Island, Georgia, in 2020 was 55.9. The median age of residents of the United States was 56, which was generally older than the median age of citizens of other countries, which was 55. However, the population of Tybee Island, Georgia, is aging. The average age of all people living in Tybee Island, Georgia, in 2019 was 55.

Worldwide Diversity

Mexico accounted for 234,298 of the foreign-born residents of Georgia in 2020, followed by India (98,606) and Jamaica (44,462) as the most frequent birthplaces.

Citizenship

98.6% of Tybee Island, Georgians were US citizens as of 2020, which is higher than the 93.4% national average. In Tybee Island, Georgia, 98.9% of people were US citizens in 2019, indicating a declining citizenship rate.

Veterans

More military troops who participated in the Gulf War (1990s) live in Tybee Island, Georgia (1.09 times more than in any other battle).

Economy

Georgia's gender wage disparity is 1.35 times greater for men than for women, who earn $51,276 on average. Georgia's income inequality, as determined by the Gini index, is 0.476, which is lower than the US average.



1.42k persons are employed in Tybee Island, Georgia's economy. Education services, lodging & food services, and health care & social assistance are Tybee Island, Georgia's largest industries, respectively employing 178, 167, and 158 people. The highest paying industries are professional, scientific, & technical services ($157,629), professional, scientific, & management, administrative, & waste management services ($155,417), and finance & insurance ($102,550).