Central Florida's fastest income growth this decade comes from Lake County, not Orange
Lake County's per-capita income rose 27.9% since the decade began, edging past Orange County's 27.4%.

The rate has recovered 3.5 percentage points from its 55.6% low after the housing bust, while the share of cost-burdened households has edged up from its low.
That trails the U.S. share of 3.2% and is close to Florida's 1.2%, while 68.1% of county workers drive alone, census estimates show.

Seniors make up 39.5% of the county's veterans, compared with 35.2% in Bexar County, a gap of 4.3 percentage points.

Education, health care and social assistance employ 19.6% of working residents, ahead of the 16.3% in hotels, food service and entertainment.
42.7% of Seminole County adults hold a bachelor's degree or more, compared with 27.8% in Lake County next door.
The county's rate is up 0.6 percentage points from a year earlier, slightly more than the statewide increase of 0.5 percentage points.