Median Income
$41,964
44% lower than US avg
Home Value
$106,600
62% lower than US avg
Violent Crime
421/100K
11% higher than US avg
Bachelor's+
15.7%
53% lower than US avg
Median Rent
$752
35% lower than US avg
Obesity Rate
38.2%
19% higher than US avg
Unemployment
0.9%
75% lower than US avg
Poverty Rate
9.6%
23% lower than US avg
How Piedmont Compares to the U.S. Average (100% = U.S. avg)
People
Population4,749
Median Age39.1 yrs
Density483/mi²
Male / Female41% / 59%
Largest GroupWhite 89%
Veterans3.2%
Economy
B+
Median Income$41,964
Per Capita$23,639
Unemployment0.9%
Poverty9.6%
County GDP$6,288M
Commute28 min
Housing
A+
Home Value$106,600
Rent$752
Ownership62.3%
Zillow$161,041
Housing Units2,142
Rent Burden27.2%
Crime
F
Violent421/100K
Property4,358/100K
Murder0.0/100K
Assault316/100K
Burglary1,326/100K
Health
Obesity38.2%
Uninsured10.7%
Smoking18.0%
Depression27.1%
Heart Disease6.4%
Climate
Avg Temp60°F (16°C)
AQI41 (Good)
Rain57.4 in/yr
Sunny Days304/yr
Elevation710 ft (216 m)
Education
C
Bachelor's+15.7%
High School+89.1%
Graduate+4.5%
School Score4.91
Community
2024 VoteR 72% / D 27%
Commute28 min
Broadband85.1%
EV Stations2
Libraries8
Is Piedmont a Good Place to Live?
Based on current data, Piedmont receives an overall livability score of 3.0 out of 5.0, earning a grade of B. Key strengths include low unemployment, affordable housing, abundant sunshine. Areas to be aware of include below-average incomes. Piedmont offers a solid quality of life with a good balance of affordability, safety, and opportunity.
Economy & Jobs
The median household income in Piedmont is $41,964, 44% below the national average of $75,149. The job market is very strong with unemployment at just 0.9%. 9.6% of residents live in poverty, near the national average of 12.4%. Workers commute an average of 28 minutes.
Cost of Living & Housing
The median home value in Piedmont is $106,600, 62% below the national median / offering relatively affordable homeownership. Renters pay a median of $752 per month, below the national average / a plus for affordability. At just 2.5x median income, home prices are very affordable relative to local earnings.
Safety & Crime
The violent crime rate of 421 per 100,000 is above the national average of 380 / something for prospective residents to consider. Property crime occurs at a rate of 4,358 per 100,000, 122% above the national average.
Education
15.7% of residents hold a bachelor's degree, below the national average of 33.7%. 89.1% have completed high school. Area schools have an average test score of 4.9/10.
Climate & Weather
Piedmont enjoys a moderate climate with an average annual temperature of 60°F. Winters average 42°F in January while summers reach 78°F in July. With 304 sunny days per year, residents enjoy well above the national average of sunshine. Annual precipitation totals 57.4 inches. Air quality is rated Good with a median AQI of 41.
Piedmont has a population of 4,749 with a density of 483 people per square mile, spread across 9.9 square miles. The median age is 39.1 years, 1% older than the national median of 38.9. The gender split is 59% female and 41% male. The city is predominantly White (89.2%), with 8.6% Black. English is the primary language spoken at home by 95% of residents. 3.2% of the population are veterans, below the national rate of 6.0%. 24.3% of residents have a disability (above the 13.0% national average). 83.4% have health insurance coverage.
Population
39.1yrs
Median Age
1% above US avg
Language Spoken at Home
English Only
95.0%
21% above US avg
Spanish
5.0%
63% below US avg
The median household income in Piedmont is $41,964, which is 44% below the national average of $75,149. Per capita income is $23,639 (below the $39,052 national figure). The average weekly wage is $988, 31% lower than the U.S. average. The unemployment rate is 0.9% (below the 3.6% US average). 9.6% of residents live below the poverty line, lower than the national rate of 12.4%. The area has 2,828 business establishments, including 232 restaurants. The cost of living index is 88.8, below the national baseline of 100 / offering relatively affordable living. Workers commute an average of 28 minutes. 2.1% of workers work from home (below the 15.2% national rate).
Income
| Median HH Income | $41,964 |
| 44% below US avg |
| Per Capita Income | $23,639 |
| Avg Weekly Wage | $988 |
| IRS Avg AGI | $56,398 |
| Gini Index | 0.452 (0=equal, 1=unequal) |
Employment & Poverty
| Unemployment | 0.9% |
| 75% below US avg |
| Poverty Rate | 9.6% |
| 23% below US avg |
| Establishments (County) | 2,828 |
| County GDP | $6,288M |
Business (County)
| Restaurants | 232 |
| Healthcare | 272 |
| Retail | 438 |
| Manufacturing | 94 |
Tax & Cost of Living
| Property Tax (IRS) | $1,985 |
| 43% below US avg |
| Cost of Living | 88.80 (100=avg) |
| Effective Tax Rate | 1.86% |
Commute & Transportation
| Commute Time | 28.1 min |
| Drive Alone | 79.5% |
| Public Transit | 0.0% |
| Work from Home | 2.1% |
The median home value in Piedmont is $106,600, 62% below the national median of $281,900. Zillow estimates the typical home value at $161,041, higher than the Census estimate. Homes sell for 78.5% of their list price, suggesting buyers have room to negotiate. Monthly rent averages $752 (35% below the national average of $1,163). Fair market rent ranges from $772 for a one-bedroom to $936 for a two-bedroom apartment. 62.3% of housing units are owner-occupied. There are 2,142 total housing units in the city. The median year a home was built is 1963. The average annual property tax is $1,985 (lower than the $3,500 national average). 27.2% of renters spend 30% or more of their income on housing. The home price-to-income ratio is 2.5x, well within the affordable range.
Home Values
| Census Median | $106,600 |
| 62% below US avg |
| Zillow ZHVI | $161,041 |
| Median List Price | $145,000 |
Real Estate Market (Redfin)
| Median List Price | $145,000 |
| $/Sq Ft | $60 |
| Homes Sold | 1 |
| Sale-to-List Ratio | 78.5% |
| Price Drops | 0.0% |
| Inventory | 14 |
Rental Costs
| Census Median Rent | $752 |
| 35% below US avg |
| Rent Burden | 27.2% |
HUD Fair Market Rent
| Studio | $716 |
| 1 Bedroom | $772 |
| 2 Bedrooms | $936 |
| 3 Bedrooms | $1,206 |
| 4 Bedrooms | $1,381 |
Ownership & Property
| Homeownership | 62.3% |
| Owner-Occupied | 62.3% |
| Renter-Occupied | 37.7% |
| Housing Units | 2,142 |
| Median Year Built | 1963 |
Property Tax
| Avg Tax (IRS) | $1,985 |
| 43% below US avg |
| Effective Rate | 1.86% |
In Piedmont, 38.2% of adults are obese, above the national rate of 32.1%. 12.2% have diabetes (above the 10.5% national rate). Heart disease affects 6.4% of residents. 40.2% have high blood pressure. 18.0% are current smokers (above the 14.0% national rate). 16.4% report binge drinking. 31.0% are physically inactive, above the national average. 27.1% report depression (above the 20.0% national average). 20.1% experience frequent mental distress. 10.7% of residents lack health insurance (above the 8.6% national rate). The primary care physician ratio is 1:1,705. The dentist ratio is 1:1,544. 64.5% of residents have access to exercise opportunities. The food environment index is 5.9 out of 10.
Health Metrics: Piedmont vs U.S. Average (%)
Chronic Conditions
| Obesity | 38.2% |
| 19% above US avg |
| Diabetes | 12.2% |
| Heart Disease | 6.4% |
| High Blood Pressure | 40.2% |
| Asthma | 10.7% |
| COPD | 8.2% |
| Cancer | 7.2% |
| Stroke | 3.6% |
Behaviors & Mental Health
| Smoking | 18.0% |
| 29% above US avg |
| Binge Drinking | 16.4% |
| Physical Inactivity | 31.0% |
| Depression | 27.1% |
| Mental Distress | 20.1% |
| Physical Distress | 15.1% |
| Short Sleep | 43.4% |
Healthcare Access
| Insurance Rate | 83.4% |
| Uninsured | 10.7% |
| 24% above US avg |
| Primary Care | 1:1,705 |
| Dentists | 1:1,544 |
| Mental Health | 1:613 |
| Checkup Rate | 76.6% |
| Dental Visits | 52.8% |
| Premature Death | 14,260/100K |
Food & Exercise
| Food Environment | 5.9/10 |
| Exercise Access | 64.5% |
| Healthcare Facilities | 272 |
Piedmont has a violent crime rate of 421 per 100,000 residents, 11% above the national average of 380. This breaks down to aggravated assault at 315.8 per 100,000, robbery at 0.0, rape at 105.3. The murder rate is 0.0 per 100,000 (below the national rate of 6.3). Property crime stands at 4,358 per 100,000, 122% above the U.S. average. This includes larceny/theft at 2,716, burglary at 1,326, vehicle theft at 316 per 100,000 residents. The county recorded 18 fatal traffic crashes. Overall, Piedmont receives a safety grade of F.
Crime Rates: Piedmont vs U.S. Average (per 100,000)
Violent Crime
| Total Violent | 421.1/100K |
| 11% above US avg |
| Murder | 0.0/100K |
| 100% below US avg |
| Rape | 105.3/100K |
| Robbery | 0.0/100K |
| Assault | 315.8/100K |
Property Crime
| Total Property | 4,357.9/100K |
| 122% above US avg |
| Burglary | 1,326.3/100K |
| Theft | 2,715.8/100K |
| Vehicle Theft | 315.8/100K |
| Arson | 0.0/100K |
Traffic Safety
| Fatal Crashes (County/yr) | 18 |
| Traffic Accidents | 30 |
| Avg Accident Severity | 2.3 / 4.0 |
Safety Score
| Safety Grade | F |
| Safety Score | 1.0 / 5.0 |
Piedmont enjoys a temperate climate with an average annual temperature of 60°F (16°C). Winters average 42°F in January while summers reach 78°F in July. The area gets 304 sunny days per year, well above the U.S. average of 205 / making it one of the sunnier locations in the country. Annual precipitation totals 57.4 inches (wetter than the 38-inch national average). The area receives 1.2 inches of snow annually. Air quality is rated Good with a median AQI of 41. The city sits at an elevation of 710 feet.
Temperature
42°F Jan (5°C)
78°F Jul (25°C)
| Annual Average | 60.2°F |
| 11% above US avg |
| January Average | 42°F (5°C) |
| July Average | 78°F (25°C) |
| Sunny Days | 304 days/yr |
Geography
| Elevation | 710 ft (216 m) |
| Area | 9.9 sq mi (25.6 km²) |
| Population Density | 483/sq mi |
| Coordinates | 33.9276°N, 85.6153°W |
| Timezone | America/Chicago |
| County | Calhoun County County |
| Nearest Airport | Anniston Regional (ANB)
27 miles away |
Precipitation & Snow
Annual Rainfall
57.4"
51% above US avg
Wettest Month (Mar)
6.57"
Air Quality
| AQI Median | 41.0 |
| Rating | Good |
Natural Hazard Risk
| Overall Risk | Relatively Moderate |
| Risk Score | 88.5 / 100 |
| Social Vulnerability | 81.5 / 100 |
| Community Resilience | 48.4 / 100 |
Hazard Breakdown
| Tornado |
Relatively High |
| Hurricane |
Relatively Low |
| Earthquake |
Relatively Low |
| Wildfire |
Relatively Low |
| Flood |
Relatively Moderate |
| Hail |
Relatively Low |
| Strong Wind |
Relatively High |
| Heat Wave |
Relatively Low |
| Winter Weather |
Relatively Low |
| Lightning |
Relatively Moderate |
| Ice Storm |
Relatively Low |
| Drought |
Relatively Low |
| Cold Wave |
Relatively Moderate |
| Landslide |
Relatively Low |
Source: FEMA National Risk Index v1.20 (Dec 2025)
Earthquake History
76 earthquakes (M2.5+) within 150 km since 1990.
Strongest: M4.6. Most recent: M2.6 on Feb 25, 2025.
| Apr 29, 2003 |
8 km S of Valley Head, Alabama |
M4.6 |
63 km |
| Dec 8, 2001 |
5 km SW of Pleasant Groves, Alabama |
M3.9 |
104 km |
| Aug 19, 2004 |
8 km W of Brantleyville, Alabama |
M3.6 |
149 km |
| Jul 19, 1997 |
12 km E of Cohutta, Georgia |
M3.5 |
136 km |
| May 9, 2004 |
8 km WNW of Brantleyville, Alabama |
M3.3 |
147 km |
| Apr 5, 1994 |
10 km N of Trenton, Georgia |
M3.2 |
116 km |
| Mar 21, 2001 |
7 km ESE of Trenton, Georgia |
M3.2 |
104 km |
| May 6, 2010 |
11 km ENE of Whitesboro, Alabama |
M3.2 |
42 km |
| May 10, 2020 |
7 km SSE of Sewanee, Tennessee |
M3.1 |
137 km |
| Jan 15, 1993 |
1 km N of Apison, Tennessee |
M3.1 |
135 km |
| Apr 29, 2003 |
7 km E of Fort Payne, Alabama |
M3.1 |
57 km |
| May 2, 2003 |
8 km S of Valley Head, Alabama |
M3.1 |
63 km |
| Oct 30, 1991 |
9 km NNE of Eton, Georgia |
M3.1 |
137 km |
| Jun 23, 2008 |
10 km ESE of Cohutta, Georgia |
M3.1 |
132 km |
| Sep 13, 2011 |
1 km NNW of Leeds, Alabama |
M3.0 |
96 km |
| May 4, 1994 |
2 km NNW of Addison, Alabama |
M3.0 |
149 km |
| Jan 21, 2022 |
16 km NNE of Eton, Georgia |
M2.9 |
142 km |
| Aug 7, 2006 |
8 km NNE of Trenton, Georgia |
M2.9 |
113 km |
| Mar 28, 1991 |
5 km NNW of Westover, Alabama |
M2.9 |
105 km |
| May 19, 1997 |
9 km NNW of Trion, Georgia |
M2.9 |
81 km |
Source: USGS (M2.5+, 1990–2025)
Hurricane History
2 hurricanes (Cat 1+) within 500 km since 1980.
Strongest: Category 1. Most recent: Michael (2018, Cat 1).
| Year |
Name |
Category |
Closest |
| 2018 |
Michael |
Category 1 |
259 km |
| 1995 |
Opal |
Category 1 |
219 km |
Source: NOAA IBTrACS (Cat 1+, 1980–2026)
Tornado History
552 tornadoes (EF0+) within 100 km since 1950.
Strongest: EF5. Total: 162 fatalities, 1,592 injuries.
| Date |
Rating |
Distance |
Fatalities |
| Apr 27, 2011 |
EF5 |
61 km |
25 |
| Mar 25, 2021 |
EF4 |
85 km |
0 |
| Apr 27, 2011 |
EF4 |
84 km |
14 |
| Apr 27, 2011 |
EF4 |
92 km |
22 |
| Apr 24, 2010 |
EF4 |
47 km |
0 |
| Feb 6, 2008 |
EF4 |
85 km |
1 |
| Nov 24, 2001 |
EF4 |
75 km |
0 |
| Mar 27, 1994 |
EF4 |
58 km |
3 |
| Mar 27, 1994 |
EF4 |
55 km |
22 |
| Nov 22, 1992 |
EF4 |
87 km |
0 |
| Apr 3, 1974 |
EF4 |
82 km |
9 |
| May 19, 1973 |
EF4 |
62 km |
0 |
| Nov 18, 1957 |
EF4 |
84 km |
3 |
| May 1, 1953 |
EF4 |
84 km |
7 |
| May 8, 2024 |
EF3 |
82 km |
0 |
| Mar 25, 2021 |
EF3 |
52 km |
6 |
| Mar 19, 2018 |
EF3 |
32 km |
0 |
| Nov 30, 2016 |
EF3 |
86 km |
4 |
| Apr 28, 2014 |
EF3 |
48 km |
0 |
| Jan 30, 2013 |
EF3 |
76 km |
1 |
Source: NOAA SPC (EF0+, 1950–2024)
Wildfire History
20 wildfires (100+ acres) within 100 km.
Largest: UNNAMED (7,740 ac, 2014).
| Year |
Name |
Acres |
Distance |
| 2014 |
UNNAMED |
7,740 |
15 km |
| 2013 |
UNNAMED |
6,320 |
22 km |
| 2016 |
UNNAMED |
5,844 |
14 km |
| 2017 |
UNNAMED |
5,157 |
91 km |
| 2008 |
UNNAMED |
4,199 |
66 km |
| 2014 |
HOUCK CREEK |
3,857 |
22 km |
| 2022 |
SC 540C/CHOCCOLOCCO |
3,750 |
12 km |
| 2020 |
SC WEST END C AND D |
3,538 |
14 km |
| 2010 |
UPPER SHOAL |
3,512 |
18 km |
| 2010 |
WIREGRASS |
3,467 |
96 km |
| 2008 |
UNNAMED |
3,410 |
17 km |
| 1998 |
CHEAHA WILDERNESS |
3,299 |
61 km |
| 2018 |
HOUCK CREEK |
3,188 |
21 km |
| 2021 |
TL TYLER WEST |
3,148 |
76 km |
| 2007 |
PENTECOST |
3,095 |
12 km |
| 2010 |
BANKHEAD I |
3,027 |
26 km |
| 2017 |
UNNAMED |
2,871 |
65 km |
| 2024 |
AL-MLR UNITS 2/3 RX |
2,836 |
25 km |
| 2013 |
UNNAMED |
2,777 |
26 km |
| 2019 |
TL BUNN |
2,688 |
59 km |
Source: NIFC/IRWIN (100+ acres)
Monthly Weather
| Month |
Avg Temperature |
Precipitation |
Summary |
| January |
42°F (5°C) |
5.4 in |
Coldest |
| February |
45°F (7°C) |
5.2 in |
|
| March |
52°F (11°C) |
6.6 in |
Wettest |
| April |
60°F (15°C) |
5.4 in |
|
| May |
67°F (20°C) |
4.6 in |
|
| June |
74°F (24°C) |
4.1 in |
|
| July |
78°F (25°C) |
4.9 in |
Warmest |
| August |
77°F (25°C) |
3.8 in |
|
| September |
72°F (22°C) |
4.0 in |
|
| October |
61°F (16°C) |
3.2 in |
Driest |
| November |
51°F (11°C) |
4.1 in |
|
| December |
44°F (7°C) |
5.1 in |
|
Piedmont has a seasonal temperature swing of 36°F / from 42°F in January to 78°F in July. Total annual precipitation is 56.3 inches, with March being the wettest month (6.6") and October the driest (3.2").
Average costs for common services in Piedmont. Prices are estimated based on regional cost of living data and may vary by provider.
Healthcare
| Doctor Visit (Primary Care) |
$222 ($133–$355) |
| Specialist Visit |
$311 ($178–$488) |
| Urgent Care Visit |
$178 ($89–$311) |
| Emergency Room Visit |
$1,954 ($710–$4,440) |
| Dental Cleaning |
$115 ($67–$178) |
| Dental Filling |
$222 ($133–$355) |
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Auto Repair
| Oil Change (Conventional) |
$40 ($22–$67) |
| Oil Change (Synthetic) |
$67 ($44–$107) |
| Brake Pad Replacement |
$266 ($133–$444) |
| Tire Rotation |
$36 ($18–$67) |
| New Tires (Set of 4) |
$533 ($355–$888) |
| Battery Replacement |
$178 ($89–$311) |
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Home Services
| Plumber (Per Hour) |
$89 ($53–$133) |
| Electrician (Per Hour) |
$80 ($44–$124) |
| HVAC Repair |
$355 ($133–$710) |
| HVAC System Install |
$6,216 ($3,552–$10,656) |
| Roof Repair |
$888 ($355–$1,776) |
| Roof Replacement |
$7,992 ($4,884–$13,320) |
View all 25 services
Legal
| Divorce (Uncontested) |
$1,332 ($444–$3,108) |
| Divorce (Contested) |
$13,320 ($4,440–$26,640) |
| DUI Defense |
$4,440 ($1,776–$8,880) |
| Bankruptcy (Chapter 7) |
$1,332 ($710–$2,664) |
| Will Preparation |
$444 ($178–$888) |
| Trust Preparation |
$2,220 ($888–$4,440) |
View all 12 services
Personal Care
| Men's Haircut |
$22 ($13–$40) |
| Women's Haircut |
$49 ($27–$89) |
| Hair Coloring (Full) |
$133 ($67–$222) |
| Manicure |
$22 ($13–$40) |
| Pedicure |
$36 ($22–$58) |
| Massage (1 Hour) |
$71 ($44–$115) |
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Food & Grocery
| Gallon of Milk (per gallon) |
$3.64 ($2.66–$4.88) |
| Dozen Eggs (per dozen) |
$3.11 ($2.22–$4.44) |
| Loaf of Bread |
$3.37 ($2.22–$4.88) |
| Chicken Breast (per lb) |
$4.00 ($2.66–$5.77) |
| Ground Beef (per lb) |
$4.88 ($3.55–$6.66) |
| Rice (per lb) |
$0.89 ($0.53–$1.60) |
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Utilities
| Electricity (Monthly) |
$124 ($71–$222) |
| Natural Gas (Monthly) |
$62 ($27–$133) |
| Water/Sewer (Monthly) |
$62 ($36–$107) |
| Internet (Monthly) |
$62 ($36–$89) |
| Cell Phone Plan (Monthly) |
$58 ($27–$89) |
| Cable TV (Monthly) |
$75 ($44–$133) |
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Transportation
| Monthly Parking (Downtown) |
$178 ($67–$444) |
| Car Insurance (Annual) |
$1,776 ($1,066–$3,108) |
| Bus Pass (Monthly) |
$62 ($27–$115) |
| Taxi/Uber (5-Mile Ride) |
$13 ($7.10–$22) |
| Car Registration (Annual) |
$89 ($27–$222) |
| Driver's License Renewal |
$27 ($13–$67) |
View all 8 services
Education & Childcare
| Daycare (Infant, Monthly) |
$1,066 ($533–$2,220) |
| Daycare (Toddler, Monthly) |
$888 ($444–$1,776) |
| After-School Care (Monthly) |
$355 ($178–$622) |
| Tutoring (Per Hour) |
$44 ($22–$89) |
| SAT/ACT Prep Course |
$888 ($355–$2,220) |
| Private School (K-12, Annual) |
$11,100 ($4,440–$26,640) |
View all 8 services
Pets
| Vet Visit (Routine Checkup) |
$53 ($27–$89) |
| Dog Vaccination (Annual) |
$89 ($44–$178) |
| Dog Grooming |
$53 ($27–$89) |
| Pet Boarding (Per Night) |
$36 ($18–$67) |
| Dog Spay/Neuter |
$266 ($133–$444) |
| Cat Spay/Neuter |
$178 ($89–$355) |
View all 9 services
Childcare
| Center-Based (monthly) |
| Infant | $497 |
| Toddler | $496 |
| Preschool | $496 |
| Family Childcare (monthly) |
| Infant | $449 |
| Toddler | $449 |
| Preschool | $449 |
Source: DOL Women's Bureau (2022)
Frequently Asked Questions About Piedmont
What is the population of Piedmont?
Piedmont has a population of 4,749 residents and is located in Alabama. The population density is 483 people per square mile, spread across 9.9 square miles. The median age of residents is 39.1 years. The population is 59% female and 41% male.
Is Piedmont expensive to live in?
Piedmont is more affordable than the national average, with a cost of living index of 88.8 / below the baseline of 100. The median household income is $41,964, 44% below the national average of $75,149. The median home value is $106,600 (62% below the U.S. median). Renters pay a median of $752 per month, below the national average of $1,163. The home price-to-income ratio is 2.5x, indicating housing is reasonably affordable relative to local income levels.
Is Piedmont safe?
The violent crime rate in Piedmont is 421 per 100,000 residents, above the national average of 380. Prospective residents should research specific neighborhoods, as crime rates can vary significantly within the city. Property crime occurs at a rate of 4,358 per 100,000 (above the national average). Overall, Piedmont receives a safety grade of F based on combined crime data.
What is the weather like in Piedmont?
Piedmont enjoys a temperate climate with an average annual temperature of 60°F (16°C). Winter temperatures average 42°F in January, while summers reach an average of 78°F in July. The area receives 304 sunny days per year, well above the national average of 205. Annual rainfall totals 57.4 inches, with 1.2 inches of snow. Air quality is rated Good with a median Air Quality Index (AQI) of 41.
How is the job market in Piedmont?
The job market in Piedmont is very strong, with unemployment at just 0.9% / well below the national rate of 3.6%. The average weekly wage is $988. There are 2,828 business establishments in the area, including 232 restaurants and food service locations. The average commute time is 28 minutes, and 2.1% of workers work from home.
How much does housing cost in Piedmont?
The median home value in Piedmont is $106,600. Zillow estimates the typical home value at $161,041. For renters, the median monthly rent is $752. Fair market rent is $772 for a 1-bedroom and $936 for a 2-bedroom apartment. The homeownership rate is 62.3%. The average annual property tax is $1,985.
How are the schools in Piedmont?
Schools in Piedmont have an average test score of 4.9 out of 10, below typical national benchmarks. Families may want to research individual school ratings. 15.7% of adults in Piedmont hold a bachelor's degree or higher, below the national average of 33.7%. 89.1% have completed high school. 4.5% hold a graduate or professional degree.
How healthy is Piedmont?
The obesity rate in Piedmont is 38.2% (above the national rate of 32.1%). 18.0% of adults are smokers. 31.0% are physically inactive. 27.1% of residents report depression. 10.7% lack health insurance (above the national rate). 64.5% of residents have access to exercise opportunities. The primary care physician ratio is 1:1,705.
What is transportation like in Piedmont?
The average commute in Piedmont is 28 minutes. 79.5% of workers drive alone to work, and 2.1% work from home.
What are the demographics of Piedmont?
The racial and ethnic makeup of Piedmont is 89.2% White, 8.6% Black or African American. 95% of residents speak only English at home, while 5% speak Spanish. 3.2% of the population are military veterans. 24.3% of residents have a disability. 83.4% have health insurance coverage.
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