This is where you find young, middle class starter families. While more than 40 percent of the neighborhood adults were graduated from high school, another 20 percent went to college but did not finish their degree. About 9 percent of the neighborhood's residents have a bachelor's degree. The families here are more likely to own a dog and power boat. They're more likely to own a Chevrolet, a GMC truck and a home gym system.
Parents here work in a variety of jobs.
They're at the hospitals, the banks and the factories. When Country View developer Carl Soukup surveyed his families, he says he found just average people who worked in every major business in the city from the police department to Citibank. Country View, the 200-acre mobile home park that has room for more than 700 units is considered one of the best run parks in the city. Soukup started the development a dozen years ago. Once he started, Soukup's park was in demand.