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Geographic Distribution -- Lessors of other real estate property: 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		9,231	6,106,411	100.00	20	813,380	33,146
California		1,523	1,298,821	21.27	36	147,597	6,113
Florida		933	810,619	13.27	44	95,371	4,355
Michigan		340	400,523	6.56	40	43,216	1,995
Texas		597	336,951	5.52	14	56,734	2,144
Arizona		344	266,820	4.37	42	32,498	1,810
New York		393	215,869	3.54	11	34,348	1,105
Illinois		249	165,904	2.72	13	25,061	900
Colorado		216	152,820	2.50	32	21,975	997
Pennsylvania		235	146,890	2.41	12	21,831	834
New Jersey		171	143,690	2.35	17	22,750	677
Washington		312	139,504	2.28	22	15,124	768
Ohio		266	132,405	2.17	11	19,023	835
Minnesota		149	111,910	1.83	22	10,817	442
Hawaii		33	101,675	1.67	80	8,023	130
Oregon		257	94,167	1.54	25	10,333	635
Utah		63	90,893	1.49	34	15,516	279
Louisiana		197	89,678	1.47	20	14,240	594
Nevada		134	85,028	1.39	33	11,217	516
Kentucky		90	82,636	1.35	19	7,629	241
Georgia		201	82,420	1.35	9	12,642	551
Indiana		187	76,093	1.25	12	12,125	508
North Carolina		175	71,344	1.17	8	10,755	461
Virginia		169	68,748	1.13	9	11,759	450
Tennessee		106	67,384	1.10	11	9,541	326
New Mexico		101	60,265	0.99	31	5,990	323
Delaware		41	56,179	0.92	65	13,467	426
Kansas		90	55,519	0.91	20	9,348	301
Missouri		153	55,013	0.90	9	9,278	428
Maryland		89	52,391	0.86	9	9,117	315
Iowa		136	51,690	0.85	17	7,506	317
South Carolina		96	51,239	0.84	12	7,907	362
Massachusetts		85	49,052	0.80	8	8,429	241
Wisconsin		120	47,379	0.78	8	6,873	318
Oklahoma		120	44,567	0.73	12	7,246	298
New Hampshire		64	41,359	0.68	31	7,803	192
Alaska		32	33,236	0.54	49	9,001	170
West Virginia		82	33,159	0.54	18	4,978	176
Alabama		91	30,373	0.50	7	4,655	227
Nebraska		77	26,661	0.44	15	2,777	152
Wyoming		67	26,411	0.43	50	3,491	133
Montana		70	24,798	0.41	26	2,989	170
Connecticut		42	23,199	0.38	7	3,733	157
Idaho		63	19,070	0.31	13	2,643	121
North Dakota		30	13,994	0.23	22	1,098	59
Maine		34	13,210	0.22	10	3,052	90
South Dakota		46	11,989	0.20	15	1,376	98
Mississippi		52	11,310	0.19	4	2,998	138
Rhode Island		22	10,648	0.17	10	2,339	51
Vermont		16	7,436	0.12	12	1,107	51
All other states, including those below		72	23,472	0.38		4,054	166
Arkansas		68	D			D	(100-249)

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