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Wednesday, 12th September 2007

Statistics: Neighboring Arizona Counties Lead Nation in Housing Growth; Two Louisiana Parishes Lose More Than Half Their Homes

Statistics: Neighboring Arizona Counties Lead Nation in Housing Growth; Two Louisiana Parishes Lose More Than Half Their Homes
From the news release:

Pinal County, Ariz., part of the Phoenix metro area, had the highest growth rate of housing units of any county in the nation, according to U.S. Census Bureau estimates released today. Meanwhile, neighboring Maricopa County was the biggest numerical gainer.

Pinal’s housing increased by 16.6 percent, or more than 18,000 units, from July 1, 2005, to July 1, 2006. Maricopa gained 43,000 units. A housing unit can be a house, an apartment or even a single room intended as separate living quarters with direct access from outside.

Flagler County, Fla., north of Daytona Beach on the Atlantic coast, had the highest growth rate of housing stock the previous two years but slipped to fifth place in 2006. Two other Florida counties among the top five were second-place Sumter (west of Orlando) and fourth-place Lee (southwestern Florida). Kendall, Ill., near Chicago, was third.

The news release includes links to XLS and PDF files.

See Also: Population Estimates

See Also: Methodology

Source: U.S. Census


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