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Geographic Distribution -- Residential property managers: 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		36,058	28,520,826	100.00	95	12,497,394	372,262
California		5,793	4,332,412	15.19	120	1,920,399	58,285
New York		3,871	3,306,989	11.59	170	1,180,993	27,985
Florida		2,959	2,608,239	9.15	143	1,082,995	33,271
Texas		2,551	2,099,618	7.36	88	953,017	28,103
Massachusetts		973	1,158,215	4.06	178	421,677	10,973
Georgia		933	1,009,423	3.54	106	416,943	10,502
Ohio		1,296	994,380	3.49	86	462,123	13,433
Illinois		1,250	904,106	3.17	71	413,477	11,957
Virginia		709	828,050	2.90	107	427,975	10,517
New Jersey		845	797,736	2.80	92	316,742	7,624
Maryland		745	751,204	2.63	133	368,428	9,528
North Carolina		1,126	708,031	2.48	78	282,679	9,288
Pennsylvania		782	695,106	2.44	56	356,616	9,433
Michigan		654	624,877	2.19	62	362,756	11,814
Arizona		705	592,578	2.08	93	338,161	9,646
Washington		1,018	531,384	1.86	82	237,835	7,737
Nevada		415	521,165	1.83	203	182,731	5,605
Colorado		910	505,194	1.77	104	223,529	7,397
Tennessee		530	413,265	1.45	67	153,804	5,238
Missouri		480	411,708	1.44	70	180,033	6,301
South Carolina		443	392,606	1.38	89	172,131	5,567
Minnesota		602	382,899	1.34	74	250,070	9,691
Oregon		640	348,351	1.22	93	169,278	6,955
Hawaii		209	342,011	1.20	268	124,132	3,133
Indiana		559	336,499	1.18	53	181,855	6,227
Alabama		334	322,657	1.13	70	147,655	5,104
Wisconsin		494	265,936	0.93	47	127,263	4,720
Louisiana		317	235,643	0.83	54	116,292	4,009
Connecticut		421	235,272	0.82	67	110,837	2,899
Utah		354	221,858	0.78	83	92,860	3,560
District of Columbia		148	188,938	0.66	322	78,138	1,758
Kentucky		276	156,110	0.55	37	57,505	2,255
Oklahoma		233	141,367	0.50	39	54,253	2,284
Kansas		305	117,994	0.41	43	58,034	2,162
New Hampshire		170	114,022	0.40	87	49,956	1,331
Rhode Island		156	99,415	0.35	94	34,909	1,047
Maine		155	90,055	0.32	68	41,649	1,462
Nebraska		131	85,005	0.30	48	39,512	1,418
Iowa		241	73,678	0.26	25	33,841	1,432
New Mexico		164	70,889	0.25	36	29,541	1,031
Mississippi		171	64,099	0.22	22	29,531	1,216
Idaho		208	60,024	0.21	40	25,311	1,147
South Dakota		57	35,813	0.13	45	21,576	855
Vermont		90	34,411	0.12	55	11,720	432
Montana		128	33,854	0.12	35	13,758	683
Alaska		38	29,656	0.10	43	16,091	396
Wyoming		55	23,794	0.08	45	11,597	354
West Virginia		70	21,556	0.08	12	8,741	437
North Dakota		86	20,614	0.07	32	11,391	597
All other states, including those below		258	182,120	0.64		95,054	3,463
Arkansas		177	D			D	(2500-4999)
Delaware		81	D			D	(500-999)

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