The current population of Endeavor is 465. During the 2010 census, the population of Endeavor was 468. This makes Endeavor the thirteenth most populated city in Wisconsin and thirteenth most populous city in the country. The median age is 39.6, and there are 8.6% of residents who are over 65 years old. Endeavor is predominantly white, with an 80.6% white population, 6.0% Asian, 0.9% black, and 6.2% Hispanic.
The city is home to four hundred and sixty-four residents. The average commute time is about 27.0 minutes, and the median home value is $158,500. Home appreciation in the last ten years has been 5.0%, which is below the national average. There are numerous attractions and things to do in Endeavor. Getting around is easy and convenient with several public transportation options available. The local community is diverse, with a plethora of parks, playgrounds, and walking trails.
Another popular attraction is the large retail area. The area is located close to major employers and growing affluent households. Endeavor's 265 acres was purchased from IBM in 1999, and the company originally planned to build an office park on the site. However, they decided to change the original plan, and choose the Domain name to reflect the city's high-tech status. In the next five years, the city will be home to more than one large retail center.