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LifeMode group G

This fast-growing group mainly consists of multigenerational families with children in the South and West, and household sizes often exceed three members. More than a quarter of this population is under age 18. Marriage rates are lower than average, with many single-parent households or cohabiting families. These residents live primarily in suburban areas with low vacancy rates and limited access to public transportation.

Segments overview

Esri provides the following segments in LifeMode group G. Click a tab to learn more about each segment.

Segment code Segment name Overview
G1 Shared Roots Large multigenerational households in the South and West.
G2 Up and Coming Families Southern suburbanites with diverse family structures, education, and employment.
G3 Generational Ties Large, multigenerational families in the suburban West.

Segment G1 - Shared Roots

These settled communities are mostly located in suburban—and sometimes urban—regions in the South and West. Large households are common: nearly half of all households include children and one in three individuals are younger than age 18. This segment is primarily composed of young households, adult children living with parents, and multigenerational families. Approximately one in three residents were born outside the United States. Employment is commonly in skilled and service occupations, such as construction, manufacturing, retail trade, and agriculture. Household incomes are in the lower and middle tiers, and although male labor force participation exceeds female participation, over half of all families have two or more incomes. Housing costs are relatively affordable, and the housing stock consists of a mixture of old- and new-construction single-family and mobile homes, whether rented or owned. Families often own multiple cars to accommodate large families, and most commute times are 30 minutes or less.

Key statistics

Data vintage is Esri 2026 for all characteristics, except where otherwise noted.

  • Median age: 30.5

  • Average household size: 3.49

  • Predominant household structure (Census 2020): Married couples

  • Median household income: $62,594

  • Median net worth: $122,480

  • Percentage of individuals with completion of a bachelor's degree or higher: 11.2%

Housing and employment

Data vintage is Esri 2026 for all characteristics, except where otherwise noted.

Lifestyle patterns

  • Shopping is done at price-competitive stores and often in bulk, prioritizing groceries, clothing, and child-related items.

  • Residents often opt for do-it-yourself projects for maintaining their homes, gardens, and vehicles. Many save to travel abroad and financially support their families.

  • They stay connected with family abroad using cell phones for video calls, and they keep up with news, soccer, movies, and other content on TV and radio.

  • Members of these communities tend to save instead of borrow money but may carry a credit card balance.