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Geographic Distribution -- Lessors of miniwarehouses and self-storage units: 2007

Data for the Real estate and rental and leasing sector are published for the U.S., states, metropolitan areas, counties, and places.

Table includes only establishments of firms with payroll. Nonemployers are shown in the tab to the left. Introductory text includes scope, methodology, non-sampling error, and confidentiality protection. For descriptions of column headings and rows (industries), click on the appropriate underlined element in the table.

Description		Estab- lish- ments	Revenue ($1,000)	Revenue % of U.S.	Revenue per capita ($)	Annual payroll ($1,000)	Paid employees
United States		14,168	6,550,186	100.00	22	825,523	38,000
California		2,066	1,377,293	21.03	38	156,438	6,437
Texas		1,491	570,594	8.71	24	75,915	3,972
Florida		1,150	558,055	8.52	31	67,313	2,971
New York		522	424,414	6.48	22	53,688	1,914
Illinois		419	225,051	3.44	18	26,979	1,167
Washington		503	224,702	3.43	35	27,313	1,401
New Jersey		359	217,623	3.32	25	26,713	1,026
Virginia		402	193,974	2.96	25	27,391	1,241
Georgia		510	182,586	2.79	19	25,968	1,175
Arizona		365	175,403	2.68	28	24,881	1,071
North Carolina		480	169,508	2.59	19	21,661	1,134
Maryland		229	153,819	2.35	27	19,356	720
Colorado		319	125,942	1.92	26	14,121	743
Ohio		382	119,171	1.82	10	15,383	867
Louisiana		242	115,968	1.77	27	14,656	691
Alabama		274	115,378	1.76	25	18,128	619
Pennsylvania		270	110,965	1.69	9	14,096	705
Massachusetts		243	105,512	1.61	16	15,840	625
Nevada		256	104,139	1.59	41	12,522	661
Tennessee		303	101,977	1.56	17	13,508	684
Oregon		271	100,755	1.54	27	12,401	727
Michigan		287	93,434	1.43	9	12,514	664
Missouri		248	88,384	1.35	15	10,982	563
Connecticut		135	83,197	1.27	24	10,328	367
South Carolina		239	75,745	1.16	17	10,745	601
Indiana		231	75,357	1.15	12	9,817	516
Minnesota		126	67,207	1.03	13	5,839	245
New Mexico		163	48,277	0.74	25	6,386	357
Mississippi		156	48,181	0.74	16	5,897	306
Kentucky		155	46,796	0.71	11	6,700	364
Hawaii		60	44,846	0.68	35	5,072	260
Kansas		113	44,631	0.68	16	5,367	295
Oklahoma		169	41,395	0.63	11	5,523	340
Utah		112	36,731	0.56	14	4,235	278
Idaho		104	31,691	0.48	21	4,114	270
New Hampshire		75	28,559	0.44	22	4,530	208
Wisconsin		98	28,368	0.43	5	4,195	209
Delaware		50	19,122	0.29	22	2,320	119
Alaska		39	18,273	0.28	27	2,714	148
Iowa		50	16,080	0.25	5	3,744	213
Maine		57	15,416	0.24	12	3,017	177
Rhode Island		44	14,088	0.22	13	2,075	103
Nebraska		43	13,838	0.21	8	1,788	99
Wyoming		42	13,069	0.20	25	1,681	86
Montana		54	12,586	0.19	13	1,918	123
West Virginia		45	8,195	0.13	5	1,341	86
Vermont		23	7,203	0.11	12	1,022	53
North Dakota		12	3,620	0.06	6	352	19
South Dakota		15	3,056	0.05	4	325	25
All other states, including those below		167	50,012	0.76		6,711	355
Arkansas		157	D			D	(250-499)
District of Columbia		10	D			D	(1-19)

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