Table 1.

Social affluence, residential stability, and neighborhood advantage stratified by median factor score (High versus Low).

Neighborhood Indicators	High (n=89)	Low (n=90)
Social Affluence
Poverty (%), mean (s.d.)	13.52 (1.39)	35.60 (1.22)
Households with resident/room ratio > 1 (%), mean (s.d.)	1.00 (.12)	2.89(.29)
Female-headed households (%), mean (s.d.)	9.87 (.69)	29.71 (.75)
Unemployment rate (%), mean (s.d.)	7.1 (.39)	18.7 (.70)
Receiving public assistance (%), mean (s.d.)	2.22 (.18)	11.03 (.53)
Residential Stability
House owners (%), mean (s.d.)	60.39 (2.94)	51.77 (1.60)
Same address over 5 years (%), mean (s.d.)	61.49 (1.06)	57.96 (2.06)
Neighborhood Advantage
Residents with at least a bachelor's degree (%), mean (s.d.)	43.31 (2.21)	11.29 (.79)
Managerial/professional occupations (%), mean (s.d.)	13.85 (.66)	9.2 (.42)
Annual income greater than $75,000 (%), mean (s.d.)	38.70 (1.95)	12.24 (.81)

Note: s.d=standard deviation. Data obtained from 2010 U.S. Census and all measures are defined in accordance with these guidelines.