Table:
median debt
median assets

1999
2016
change
1999
2016
change

2016 constant dollars

senior families with debt
9,000
25,000
16,000
327,000
607,400
280,400

sex of major income earner

male
13,800
30,000
16,200
408,700
682,400
273,700

female
4,700
20,000
15,300
198,200
489,400
291,200

age of major income earner

65 to 69
13,300
35,500
22,200
403,400
668,300
264,900

70 to 74
10,400
21,000
10,600
278,600
657,000
378,400

75 to 79
5,500
25,000
19,500
253,900
576,200
322,300

80 and over
f
f
f
256,000
449,200
193,200

highest level of education of major income earner

less than high school
4,800
20,000
15,200
237,300
310,900
73,600

high school diploma
f
19,000
f
357,200
472,600
115,400

non-university postsecondary certificate or diploma
10,100
23,000
12,900
360,700
609,900
249,200

university degree or certificate
26,300
46,100
19,800
766,700
1,164,700
398,000

family structure

unattached individual
3,500
13,000
9,500
179,700
301,000
121,300

male
f
12,200
f
259,800
315,200
55,400

female
f
13,800
f
163,700
279,000
115,300

couple, no children
13,800
35,000
21,200
425,000
802,900
377,900

other family types
f
f
f
357,200
882,400
525,200

immigrant status of major income earner

immigrant
15,800
40,100
24,300
363,500
794,700
431,200

canadian-born
8,300
21,000
12,700
321,400
557,700
236,300

home ownership status

owners with a mortgage
66,300
120,000
53,700
407,600
728,300
320,700

owners without a mortgage
6,900
18,000
11,100
421,600
849,000
427,400

non-owners
2,100
5,000
2,900
54,200
70,300
16,100

labour force status of major income earner

employee
f
77,000
f
500,100
716,700
216,600

self-employed
69,100
95,300
26,200
665,000
1,116,400
451,400

not in the labour force
7,200
19,000
11,800
304,300
548,800
244,500

family income quintile

bottom quintile
3,500
8,000
4,500
69,900
93,500
23,600

second quintile
5,500
13,600
8,100
149,300
339,500
190,200

middle quintile
9,700
21,000
11,300
328,600
630,500
301,900

fourth quintile
13,900
45,000
31,100
501,600
957,200
455,600

top quintile
f
74,000
f
750,000
1,538,800
788,800

province or region of residence

atlantic
6,900
18,000
11,100
185,500
408,100
222,600

quebec
8,300
16,500
8,200
275,200
406,000
130,800

ontario
8,600
32,000
23,400
420,400
775,100
354,700

manitoba
f
25,000
f
274,900
595,000
320,100

saskatchewan
f
f
f
342,100
745,200
403,100

alberta
15,200
53,400
38,200
349,800
695,000
345,200

british columbia
13,800
31,000
17,200
367,700
850,100
482,400

Statement: the median level of assets held by these families also rose, from $327,000 to $607,400.
Question: what was the number of median level of assets held by senior families with debt in 2016?
Answer: [607400.0]