Business Demographics
Oceanside demographics
Heading southbound from Los Angeles and Orange County, Oceanside is the gateway to sunny San Diego County. Oceanside, a title suitable for this city with three and a half miles of beaches, is home to a list of yearlong attractions and activities.
In January, Oceanside kicks off the New Year with the NSSA Jr. Surfing Contest. This competition and similar contests continue throughout the calendar year. In the spring and summer, the Oceanside Amphitheater hosts many events that stretch into the Indian Summer months of September and October.
Oceanside business is on a roll. New companies are moving in and existing companies are expanding creating approximately 2,000 new jobs per year. Oceanside's appeal is based on its relatively cheap, bountiful land situated within a few miles of the coast; its easy access to two major freeways, its large, experienced labor force; and its less expensive housing market.
According to Jane McVey, president of the Oceanside Economic Development Commission, biotech and computer companies are a good market fit right now because of the cheap land and a labor force already trained for manufacturing.
Oceanside demographics
Oceanside demographic information.
The California Surfer Museum is dedicated to preserving surfer and beach artifacts and history.
The Oceanside Historical Society maintains a museum and archives about Oceanside in its restored fire station building.
The Oceanside Museum of Art is located in the Civic Center and showcases regional, ethnic and local artists.
Aug. 20, 2013 -- Executive Editor George Chamberlin speaks with Jerry Kern, deputy mayor of Oceanside, and Dave Cowles, deputy mayor of Vista, about the benefits and the challenges of having Camp Pendleton in the region.
August 13, 2012 -- Phil Alexander and Ryan Harris of Harris Personal Injury Lawyers explain why teamwork is so integral to the success of their firm and in succeeding in achieving the best results for their clients.
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