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LABOR & DEMOGRAPHICS

Our people are who make Allen great

WHO EXACTLY IS AN ALLEN-ITE?
Young, diverse and professional

Amazing people with a common spirit for community are who built Allen. It’s why everything is easier in Allen – whether getting to know your neighbors, getting a bite to eat, or getting to work easier. In fact, you can live anywhere and get here easier.

  • Allen has created a well-balanced community where businesses can thrive.
  • Allen is a vibrant city with amenities and pride that set us apart.
  • Allen’s dramatic population growth has brought about a diverse, well-educated population with access to a highly-skilled workforce. 

With Allen's A+ rated school system and more than 70 colleges and universities in the area, the city's talent pool of future employees is deep.

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Workforce

Abundant workforce in the nation’s 3rd largest metro.

3.8 Million
Workers within a 30-minute drive

Dallas-Fort Worth is one of the hottest markets in the nation and Collin County is Dallas-Fort Worth’s hottest market. 
Allen, with a population of 112,000, is one of the four major cities in Collin County. Allen is where many
professionals and their families are choosing to live, providing a large and growing talent pool.

Companies are following their workers and developers are chasing the migration of employees and companies to
build new office and residential space integrated in walkable mixed-use developments. The convergence of these
factors helps to explain why Allen has experienced so much recent growth.

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Population

Allen’s population reached 113,855 residents in 2024, grown by 35% since 2010.

Allen is located in Collin County, one of the fastest-growing counties in the Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) metropolitan area.
Collin County’s population reached 1,222,179 in 2024 and has grown by 56% since 2010.
 

Since 2010, DFW’s population has grown by 40%.

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Source: ESRI 7/2024

Diversity

Allen is proud that it is (and always will be) a one high school town to empower every student with equal educational opportunities while passing on Allen’s unified community spirit.

We believe this inclusiveness is why Allen has become more diverse over time.

Since 2010:

Asian residents have doubled and now account for 25% of Allen's population. 

The African-American population has grown by 12%.

Source: ESRI 7/2024

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Income

Allen has increasingly become a home for highly educated, high-income professionals, yet maintains a welcoming spirit for people and families from all stations of life.

The median household income in Allen is $129,727.

Over 60% of Allen’s adults have earned a Bachelor’s degree or higher.


 Source: ESRI 7/2024

 

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