Newark, California (CA): Economy and Business Data & Market Research
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Based on the data from 1997 / 2002 when the population of Newark, California was 41,636 / 43,331
Number of Establishments - Newark (2002)
- A) Manufacturing: 1997 - 84, 2002 - 94 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 201, 2002 - 216, State average - 162)
- B) Wholesale trade: 1997 - 83, 2002 - 80 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 199, 2002 - 184, State average - 119)
- C) Retail trade: 1997 - 218, 2002 - 203 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 523, 2002 - 468, State average - 213)
- D) Information: 2002 - 14 (Per 100,000 population: 2002 - 32, State average - 45)
- E) Real estate & rental & leasing: 1997 - 34, 2002 - 37 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 81, 2002 - 85, State average - 83)
- F) Professional, scientific & technical services: 1997 - 67, 2002 - 87 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 160, 2002 - 200, State average - 205)
- G) Administrative & support & waste management & remediation service: 1997 - 43, 2002 - 50 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 103, 2002 - 115, State average - 79)
- H) Educational services: 1997 - 5, 2002 - 15 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 12, 2002 - 34, State average - 15)
- I) Health care & social assistance: 1997 - 38, 2002 - 67 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 91, 2002 - 154, State average - 179)
- J) Arts, entertainment & recreation: 1997 - 4, 2002 - 5 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 9, 2002 - 11, State average - 34)
- K) Accommodation & food services: 1997 - 103, 2002 - 128 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 247, 2002 - 295, State average - 132)
- L) Other services (except public administration): 1997 - 60, 2002 - 59 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 144, 2002 - 136, State average - 114)
Number of Employees - Newark (2002)
- A) Manufacturing: 1997 - 2,989, 2002 - 10,480 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 7,178, 2002 - 24,185, State average - 5,898)
- B) Wholesale trade: 1997 - 1,410, 2002 - 1,360 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 3,386, 2002 - 3,138, State average - 1,903)
- C) Retail trade: 1997 - 3,470, 2002 - 4,026 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 8,334, 2002 - 9,291, State average - 3,123)
- D) Information: 2002 - 443 (Per 100,000 population: 2002 - 1,022, State average - 1,486)
- E) Real estate & rental & leasing: 1997 - 224, 2002 - 270 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 537, 2002 - 623, State average - 605)
- F) Professional, scientific & technical services: 1997 - 872, 2002 - 1,051 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 2,094, 2002 - 2,425, State average - 2,571)
- G) Administrative & support & waste management & remediation service: 1997 - 1,077, 2002 - 744 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 2,586, 2002 - 1,717, State average - 2,221)
- H) Educational services: 1997 - 32, 2002 - 91 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 76, 2002 - 210, State average - 214)
- I) Health care & social assistance: 1997 - 208, 2002 - 318 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 499, 2002 - 733, State average - 3,450)
- J) Arts, entertainment & recreation: 1997 - 60, 2002 - 20-99 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 144, 2002 - 109, State average - 936)
- K) Accommodation & food services: 1997 - 1,684, 2002 - 2,017 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 4,044, 2002 - 4,654, State average - 2,338)
- L) Other services (except public administration): 1997 - 360, 2002 - 350 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 864, 2002 - 807, State average - 2,339)
Annual Payroll ($1,000) - Newark (2002)
- A) Manufacturing: 1997 - $124,070, 2002 - $659,553 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $297,987, 2002 - $1,522,127, State average - $248,991)
- B) Wholesale trade: 1997 - $56,550, 2002 - $57,580 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $135,819, 2002 - $132,884, State average - $140,936)
- C) Retail trade: 1997 - $60,185, 2002 - $83,106 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $144,550, 2002 - $191,793, State average - $77,238)
- D) Information: 2002 - $34,602 (Per 100,000 population: 2002 - $79,855, State average - $108,415)
- E) Real estate & rental & leasing: 1997 - $5,080, 2002 - $12,725 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $12,200, 2002 - $29,366, State average - $22,437)
- F) Professional, scientific & technical services: 1997 - $28,477, 2002 - $115,029 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $68,395, 2002 - $265,465, State average - $158,455)
- G) Administrative & support & waste management & remediation service: 1997 - $22,160, 2002 - $20,384 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $53,223, 2002 - $47,042, State average - $61,639)
- H) Educational services: 1997 - $285, 2002 - $1,396 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $684, 2002 - $3,221, State average - $6,264)
- I) Health care & social assistance: 1997 - $4,635, 2002 - $8,247 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $11,132, 2002 - $19,032, State average - $129,545)
- J) Arts, entertainment & recreation: 1997 - $329 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $790, State average - $39,304)
- K) Accommodation & food services: 1997 - $17,574, 2002 - $26,919 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $42,208, 2002 - $62,124, State average - $32,846)
- L) Other services (except public administration): 1997 - $8,096, 2002 - $8,789 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $19,444, 2002 - $20,283, State average - $23,416)
Shipments / Sales / Receptions ($1,000) - Newark (2002)
- A) Manufacturing: 1997 - $597,479, 2002 - $7,332,066 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $1,435,005, 2002 - $16,921,063, State average - $1,367,738)
- B) Wholesale trade: 1997 - $683,890, 2002 - $729,311 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $1,642,544, 2002 - $1,683,116, State average - $2,210,609)
- C) Retail trade: 1997 - $626,840, 2002 - $815,146 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $1,505,524, 2002 - $1,881,207, State average - $742,041)
- D) Information: No data
- E) Real estate & rental & leasing: 1997 - $64,361, 2002 - $60,446 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $154,580, 2002 - $139,498, State average - $127,753)
- F) Professional, scientific & technical services: 1997 - $78,236, 2002 - $246,405 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $187,904, 2002 - $568,657, State average - $375,829)
- G) Administrative & support & waste management & remediation service: 1997 - $51,523, 2002 - $43,418 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $123,746, 2002 - $100,200, State average - $130,654)
- H) Educational services: 1997 - $734, 2002 - $4,664 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $1,762, 2002 - $10,763, State average - $17,790)
- I) Health care & social assistance: 1997 - $14,873, 2002 - $25,620 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $35,721, 2002 - $59,126, State average - $344,348)
- J) Arts, entertainment & recreation: 1997 - $1,426 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $3,424, State average - $92,794)
- K) Accommodation & food services: 1997 - $74,621, 2002 - $98,032 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $179,222, 2002 - $226,239, State average - $114,580)
- L) Other services (except public administration): 1997 - $29,558, 2002 - $29,303 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $70,991, 2002 - $67,625, State average - $86,001)
| Industry Description | Number of Establishments [1997 / 2002] |
Number of Employees [1997 / 2002] |
Annual Payroll ($1,000) [1997 / 2002] |
Shipments / Sales / Receptions ($1,000) [1997 / 2002] |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Manufacturing | 84 / 94 | 2,989 / 10,480 | $124,070 / $659,553 | $597,479 / $7,332,066 |
| Chemical manufacturing | 7 / - | 501 / - | $18,021 / - | $101,911 / - |
| Computer & electronic product manufacturing | - / 15 | - / 5000-9999 | - | - |
| Wholesale trade | 83 / 80 | 1,410 / 1,360 | $56,550 / $57,580 | $683,890 / $729,311 |
| Wholesale trade, durable goods | 61 / 56 | 868 / 500-999 | $31,638 / - | $444,126 / - |
| Wholesale trade, nondurable goods | 22 | 542 / 500-999 | $24,912 / - | $239,764 / - |
| Wholesale electronic markets and agents and brokers | - / 2 | - / 0-19 | - | - |
| Retail trade | 218 / 203 | 3,470 / 4,026 | $60,185 / $83,106 | $626,840 / $815,146 |
| Motor vehicle & parts dealers | 15 / 16 | 420 / 471 | $15,972 / $21,113 | $184,898 / $210,770 |
| Furniture & home furnishings stores | 6 / 3 | 20-99 / 22 | - / $374 | - / $2,215 |
| Electronics & appliance stores | 7 / 12 | 149 | $2,572 / $3,221 | $30,181 / $28,077 |
| Building material & garden equipment & supplies dealers | 10 / 12 | 146 / 226 | $4,058 / $7,477 | $29,867 / $57,510 |
| Food & beverage stores | 23 / 22 | 530 / 457 | $9,832 / $10,836 | $95,990 / $106,438 |
| Health & personal care stores | 16 / 15 | 182 / 100-249 | $2,264 / - | $15,358 / - |
| Gasoline stations | 11 / 7 | 63 / 108 | $660 / $946 | $21,884 / $21,504 |
| Clothing & clothing accessories stores | 76 / 65 | 560 / 660 | $6,936 / $8,482 | $57,636 / $64,795 |
| Sporting goods, hobby, book & music stores | 19 / 13 | 169 / 208 | $2,079 / $2,391 | $25,832 / $23,005 |
| General merchandise stores | 7 | 500-999 / 1,320 | - / $21,238 | - / $177,645 |
| Miscellaneous store retailers | 26 / 23 | 250-499 / 100-249 | - | - |
| Nonstore retailers | 2 / 8 | 0-19 / 100-249 | - | - |
| Information | - / 14 | - / 443 | - / $34,602 | - |
| Publishing industries (except Internet) | - / 3 | - / 100-249 | - | - |
| Motion picture & sound recording industries | 2 / 3 | 20-99 / 110 | - / $1,302 | - |
| Internet service providers, web search portals & data processing | - / 3 | - / 100-249 | - | - |
| Real estate & rental & leasing | 34 / 37 | 224 / 270 | $5,080 / $12,725 | $64,361 / $60,446 |
| Real estate | 25 / 24 | 84 | $1,864 / $3,239 | $22,824 / $25,197 |
| Rental & leasing services | 9 / 13 | 140 / 186 | $3,216 / $9,486 | $41,537 / $35,249 |
| Professional, scientific & technical services | 67 / 87 | 872 / 1,051 | $28,477 / $115,029 | $78,236 / $246,405 |
| Professional, scientific & technical services | 67 / 87 | 872 / 1,051 | $28,477 / $115,029 | $78,236 / $246,405 |
| Administrative & support & waste management & remediation service | 43 / 50 | 1,077 / 744 | $22,160 / $20,384 | $51,523 / $43,418 |
| Administrative & support services | 41 / 48 | 500-999 | - | - |
| Waste management & remediation services | 2 | 20-99 | - | - |
| Educational services | 5 / 15 | 32 / 91 | $285 / $1,396 | $734 / $4,664 |
| Educational services | 5 / 15 | 32 / 91 | $285 / $1,396 | $734 / $4,664 |
| Health care & social assistance | 38 / 67 | 208 / 318 | $4,635 / $8,247 | $14,873 / $25,620 |
| Ambulatory health care services | 28 / 50 | 155 / 267 | $3,951 / $7,293 | $13,125 / $23,380 |
| Social assistance | 4 / 10 | 38 / 20-99 | $578 / - | $1,284 / - |
| Arts, entertainment & recreation | 4 / 5 | 60 / 20-99 | $329 / - | $1,426 / - |
| Accommodation & food services | 103 / 128 | 1,684 / 2,017 | $17,574 / $26,919 | $74,621 / $98,032 |
| Accommodation | 6 / 8 | 301 / 346 | $5,221 / $7,170 | $25,652 / $23,904 |
| Foodservices & drinking places | 97 / 120 | 1,383 / 1,671 | $12,353 / $19,749 | $48,969 / $74,128 |
| Other services (except public administration) | 60 / 59 | 360 / 350 | $8,096 / $8,789 | $29,558 / $29,303 |
| Repair & maintenance | 43 / 35 | 282 / 100-249 | $7,251 / - | $26,928 / - |
| Personal & laundry services | 17 / 19 | 78 / 20-99 | $845 / - | $2,630 / - |
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