Northeast San Fernando Valley

Panorama Mall/Panorama City Shopping Area
Centroid with Half-Mile Radius/Band
RESIDENT AREA PROFILE REPORT
PANORAMA MALL AND TOD
Total Primary Jobs 2013 Count Share
Total Primary Jobs 13,570 100.0%
Jobs by Worker Age 2013 Count Share
Age 29 or younger 3,336 24.6%
Age 30 to 54 7,709 56.8%
Age 55 or older 2,525 18.6%
Jobs by Earnings 2013 Count Share
$1,250 per month or less 3,083 22.7%
$1,251 to $3,333 per month 6,504 47.9%
More than $3,333 per month 3,983 29.4%
Panorama Mall and Shopping Area
The Panorama Mall and Panorama City Shopping
Area is situated along the primary axis of the new
light rail corridor, and represents an opportunity to
examine the most traditional dimensions of Transit-
Oriented Development, in conjunction with retail
and commercial access. The Panorama Mall area
has the potential for new commercial employment
centers, both retail and office space, and promises
to be more accessible with the new transit line. The
area also has a high potential for Pedestrian-Oriented
Development.
The Panorama Mall area is much like a bedroom
community with more than 13,500 working residents,
but only 5,805 jobs within its boundaries. It is
also zoned with high-intensity commercial spaces
and even a significant region of industrial uses.
Workers on average leave the community to go to
work, with 64 percent traveling more than 10 miles
to their primary jobs (mostly to the southeast of the
area) in the same major industry sectors as our
other focus areas: Health Care and Social Assistance
(15.2 percent), Retail Trade (13.8 percent),
Manufacturing (10.6 percent), Accommodations
and Food Services (9.8 percent), and Waste Management
and Remediation (8.4 percent). With the
Mall and Mission Community Hospital at hand,
Retail Trade, and Health Care and Assistance each
account for more than one-fourth of the jobs within
the area. Because of the close proximity of a diverse
set of employees, a large set of commercially
and industrially zoned properties, and easy access
to transportation on the new HQTA, Panorama City
represents an ideal area for the pursuit and development
of new green jobs, especially in terms of
management and organization.
Panorama City has a unique combination of industrial
space and commercial office space that
could allow these firms to keep their manufacturing,
installation and assembly spaces nearer their business
management and activities as firms grow.
5,508 13,273
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U.S. Census Bureau. 2015. OnTheMap Application. Longitudinal-Employer
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Employed and Living
in the Selection Area
Employed in the Selection Area
and Living Elsewhere
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and Employed Elsewhere
Overlay Arrows do not Indicate
Directionality of Flow
Jobs by Distance - Resident Census
Jobs by Distance - Home Census Block
to Work Block Census to Work Block Census Block
Count
2013
Share
Total Primary Jobs 13,570 100.0%
Less than 10 miles 4,867 35.9%
10 to 24 miles 3,484 25.7%
25 to 50 miles 2,205 16.2%
Greater than 50 miles 3,014 22.2%
Jobs by NAICS Industry Sector 2013 Count Share
Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing & Hunting 256 1.9%
Mining, Quarrying, & Oil & Gas Extraction 8 0.1%
Utilities 57 0.4%
Construction 609 4.5%
Manufacturing 1,432 10.6%
Wholesale Trade 669 4.9%
Retail Trade 1,872 13.8%
Transportation & Warehousing 415 3.1%
Information 339 2.5%
Finance & Insurance 511 3.8%
Real Estate and Rental & Leasing 246 1.8%
Professional, Scientific, & Tech Services 787 5.8%
Mgmt of Companies & Enterprises 177 1.3%
Administration & Support, Waste
Management & Remediation 1,145 8.4%
Educational Services 680 5.0%
Health Care & Social Assistance 2,065 15.2%
Arts, Entertainment, & Recreation 192 1.4%
Accommodation & Food Services 1,324 9.8%
Other Services (excluding
Public Administration) 505 3.7%
Public Administration 281 2.1%
Jobs by Worker Race 2013 Count Share
White Alone 10,185 75.1%
Black or African American Alone 776 5.7%
American Indian or Alaska Native Alone 214 1.6%
Asian Alone 2,094 15.4%
Native Hawaiian or Otr Pac Islander Alone 39 0.3%
Two or More Race Groups 262 1.9%
Jobs by Worker Ethnicity 2013 Count Share
Not Hispanic or Latino 5,280 38.9%
Hispanic or Latino 8,290 61.1%
Jobs by Worker Educational Attainment 2013
Count Share
Less than high school 2,973 21.9%
High school or equivalent, no college 2,207 16.3%
Some college or Associate degree 2,742 20.2%
Bachelor's degree or advanced degree 2,312 17.0%
Educational attainment not available
(workers aged 29 or younger) 3,336 24.6%
Jobs by Worker Sex 2013 Count Share
Male 7,053 52.0%
Female 6,517 48.0%
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