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Percent of Occupied Housing Units That are Owner-occupied State: Minnesota Percent: 76.6 Lower Bound: 75.4 Upper Bound: 77.9 State: Michigan Percent: 74.5 Lower Bound: 73.8 Upper Bound: 75.2 State: Idaho Percent: 74.4 Lower Bound: 73 Upper Bound: 75.8 State: West Virginia Percent: 73.9 Lower Bound: 72.6 Upper Bound: 75.1 State: Iowa Percent: 73.6 Lower Bound: 72.7 Upper Bound: 74.6 State: Utah Percent: 73.3 Lower Bound: 72.1 Upper Bound: 74.4 State: New Hampshire Percent: 72.9 Lower Bound: 71.5 Upper Bound: 74.2 State: Delaware Percent: 72.8 Lower Bound: 71.4 Upper Bound: 74.1 State: Wyoming Percent: 72.4 Lower Bound: 71 Upper Bound: 73.8 State: Indiana Percent: 71.8 Lower Bound: 70.4 Upper Bound: 73.3 State: Pennsylvania Percent: 71.8 Lower Bound: 71.2 Upper Bound: 72.3 State: Alabama Percent: 71.7 Lower Bound: 70.8 Upper Bound: 72.6 State: Vermont Percent: 71.2 Lower Bound: 70 Upper Bound: 72.5 State: Maine Percent: 70.6 Lower Bound: 69.4 Upper Bound: 71.8 State: Colorado Percent: 70.4 Lower Bound: 69.5 Upper Bound: 71.3 State: Missouri Percent: 70.4 Lower Bound: 69.4 Upper Bound: 71.4 State: Florida Percent: 70.2 Lower Bound: 69.7 Upper Bound: 70.8 State: Kentucky Percent: 70.2 Lower Bound: 68.8 Upper Bound: 71.7 State: Ohio Percent: 70.2 Lower Bound: 69.6 Upper Bound: 70.8 State: Mississippi Percent: 70.1 Lower Bound: 69 Upper Bound: 71.1 State: South Carolina Percent: 69.8 Lower Bound: 68.3 Upper Bound: 71.3 State: New Mexico Percent: 69.5 Lower Bound: 68.2 Upper Bound: 70.7 State: Maryland Percent: 69.4 Lower Bound: 68.6 Upper Bound: 70.2 State: Tennessee Percent: 69.3 Lower Bound: 68 Upper Bound: 70.6 State: South Dakota Percent: 69.2 Lower Bound: 67.9 Upper Bound: 70.5 State: Virginia Percent: 69.1 Lower Bound: 68.2 Upper Bound: 70 State: Wisconsin Percent: 69.1 Lower Bound: 68 Upper Bound: 70.3 State: Montana Percent: 68.9 Lower Bound: 67.6 Upper Bound: 70.2 State: Illinois Percent: 68.6 Lower Bound: 68 Upper Bound: 69.1 State: Kansas Percent: 68.6 Lower Bound: 67.6 Upper Bound: 69.6 State: Arizona Percent: 68.3 Lower Bound: 67 Upper Bound: 69.5 State: Georgia Percent: 68.3 Lower Bound: 66.8 Upper Bound: 69.7 State: North Carolina Percent: 68.3 Lower Bound: 66.8 Upper Bound: 69.8 State: Oklahoma Percent: 68 Lower Bound: 67 Upper Bound: 69.1 State: Arkansas Percent: 67.8 Lower Bound: 66.4 Upper Bound: 69.3 State: Nebraska Percent: 67.8 Lower Bound: 66.5 Upper Bound: 69.1 State: Connecticut Percent: 67.7 Lower Bound: 66.7 Upper Bound: 68.8 State: North Dakota Percent: 67.2 Lower Bound: 66 Upper Bound: 68.3 State: Louisiana Percent: 67.1 Lower Bound: 65.9 Upper Bound: 68.3 State: United States Percent: 66.8 Lower Bound: 66.5 Upper Bound: 67 State: New Jersey Percent: 66.7 Lower Bound: 65.9 Upper Bound: 67.4 State: Massachusetts Percent: 64.5 Lower Bound: 63.7 Upper Bound: 65.4 State: Texas Percent: 64.4 Lower Bound: 63.7 Upper Bound: 65.1 State: Washington Percent: 64.3 Lower Bound: 63.1 Upper Bound: 65.5 State: Oregon Percent: 63.2 Lower Bound: 61.9 Upper Bound: 64.4 State: Rhode Island Percent: 63 Lower Bound: 61.5 Upper Bound: 64.4 State: Alaska Percent: 62.4 Lower Bound: 61 Upper Bound: 63.9 State: Nevada Percent: 61.9 Lower Bound: 60.4 Upper Bound: 63.4 State: California Percent: 58.1 Lower Bound: 57.5 Upper Bound: 58.6 State: Hawaii Percent: 56.6 Lower Bound: 53.1 Upper Bound: 60.1 State: New York Percent: 54.2 Lower Bound: 53.7 Upper Bound: 54.7 State: District of Columbia Percent: 42 Lower Bound: 40.8 Upper Bound: 43.2
 

Note: The chart above shows the margin of error, represented by the lower (|-)and upper (-|) bounds of the 90-percent confidence interval. The estimate itself is represented by the center of the confidence interval (•). The confidence interval gives a range of values likely to include the population true value. The smaller the confidence interval the more precise the estimate of the characteristic of interest.
 
 
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