Learn About Transit Ads in Berkeley

See prices and availability for transit advertising in Berkeley, all online! If you aren’t familiar with transit advertising, it typically includes bus ads, taxi advertising, subway advertising and airport advertising. Before viewing available ad space and advertising costs, it can help to consider the population of Berkeley, California. The city has about 101,949 people living in 38,878 households. Berkeley’s male to female ratio is 1.0 to 1. The types of transit in Berkeley could include bus benches and stations, airport advertising, taxi advertising and more.

If you are looking for transit ads or other local advertising on Berkeley’s streets, the following data could help you target your ad more effectively. Berkeley’s total population is forecast to grow by 1.3% over the coming years. The average household in Berkeley, California has 2.2 inhabitants. The median home price in the city is $776,647. Data on homeownership is another way to evaluate the potential advertising audience in Berkeley. There are 0.7 homeowner(s) for every 1 renter in Berkeley. The median household income (HHI) in the city is $52,918. The average HHI in Berkeley is $76,253. In terms of employment in Berkeley, 82.2% of employees work white-collar jobs, 8.0% spend their time at blue-collar jobs, and 9.8% have service industry roles. Here is what the Census reveals about the racial makeup of Berkeley’s population: 51.4% of residents report themselves as white, 17.3% marked Asian on the Census, 8.8% selected black, and 9.9% identified as Hispanic. Berkeley’s high schools have an average graduation rate of 67.2%. 17.8% go on to attend at least some college. 82.2% graduate college, and 49.4% earn advanced degrees.