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Table 2-2: Regional Population and Housing Growth Rates
Region 2000
Population
Population 1990-
2000 Growth
Rate
2000 Housing Housing 1990-
2000 Growth
Rate
North
Del Norte 27,507 17.3% 10,434 14.8%
Humboldt 126,518 6.2% 55,912 9.3%
Mendocino 86,265 7.4% 36,937 9.8%
North Region Total 240,290 7.8% 103,283 10.0%
North Central
Sonoma 458,614 18.1% 183,153 13.7%
Marin 247,289 7.5% 104,990 5.3%
Napa 124,279 12.2% 48,554 9.9%
Solano 394,542 16.2% 134,513 12.5%
Yolo 168,660 19.4% 61,587 16.2%
Sacramento 1,223,499 17.5% 474,814 13.7%
San Joaquin 563,598 17.3% 189,160 13.8%
San Francisco 776,733 7.3% 346,527 5.5%
Alameda 1,443,741 10.7% 540,183 7.2%
Contra Costa 948,816 18.1% 354,577 12.2%
Santa Clara 1,682,585 12.4% 579,329 7.2%
North Central Total 8,032,356 13.8% 3,017,387 9.7%
Central
San Mateo 707,161 8.9% 260,576 3.5%
Santa Cruz 255,602 11.3% 98,873 7.6%
Monterey 401,762 13.0% 131,708 8.7%
Central Region Total 1,364,525 10.5% 491,157 5.7%
South Central
San Luis Obispo 246,681 13.6% 102,275 13.4%
Santa Barbara 399,347 8.1% 142,901 3.4%
Ventura 753,197 12.6% 251,712 10.2%
South Central Total 1,399,225 11.4% 496,888 8.8%
South
Los Angeles 9,519,338 7.4% 3,270,909 3.4%
Orange 2,846,289 18.1% 969,484 10.8%
San Diego 2,813,833 12.6% 1,040,149 9.9%
South Region Total 15,179,460 10.2% 5,280,542 5.9%
Total Coastal 26,215,856 11.3% 9,389,257 7.3%
California Total 33,871,648 13.7% 12,214,549 9.2%
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