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Geographic Distribution -- Consumer goods rental: 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		32,956	24,750,699	100.00	82	5,485,765	248,464
California		3,204	3,518,818	14.22	97	717,595	28,790
Texas		2,587	1,852,920	7.49	78	404,355	18,605
Florida		2,208	1,506,080	6.08	82	340,359	15,065
Illinois		1,362	1,196,439	4.83	94	284,479	11,458
New York		1,534	1,077,984	4.36	56	257,983	10,978
Pennsylvania		1,204	917,432	3.71	73	209,613	9,374
Ohio		1,331	862,728	3.49	75	203,208	9,378
North Carolina		1,091	761,340	3.08	84	160,312	7,527
Michigan		1,157	726,960	2.94	72	165,619	8,222
Georgia		1,054	715,556	2.89	75	167,287	8,097
Tennessee		877	621,600	2.51	101	139,585	6,774
New Jersey		638	606,149	2.45	70	155,263	5,375
Virginia		887	596,002	2.41	77	137,214	6,586
Missouri		827	583,151	2.36	99	123,991	6,097
Arizona		629	577,995	2.34	91	125,121	5,509
Colorado		662	567,355	2.29	117	123,131	5,566
Indiana		802	548,741	2.22	86	118,848	5,851
Oregon		492	535,139	2.16	143	95,599	4,112
Washington		738	512,876	2.07	79	112,656	5,498
Maryland		530	479,761	1.94	85	124,788	4,624
Massachusetts		607	467,333	1.89	72	114,131	4,886
South Carolina		583	383,898	1.55	87	85,524	3,902
Kentucky		560	377,226	1.52	89	83,438	4,013
Alabama		664	366,437	1.48	79	86,038	4,642
Louisiana		553	354,236	1.43	81	76,366	3,678
Wisconsin		508	303,277	1.23	54	66,154	4,096
Minnesota		459	278,567	1.13	54	62,639	3,625
Kansas		341	268,576	1.09	97	58,203	2,704
Connecticut		335	266,862	1.08	76	62,799	2,603
Oklahoma		405	256,135	1.03	71	55,932	2,696
Nevada		289	244,757	0.99	95	57,103	2,262
Utah		285	214,799	0.87	81	42,641	2,333
West Virginia		234	214,017	0.86	118	33,288	1,682
Iowa		345	213,597	0.86	72	41,944	2,211
Mississippi		379	205,153	0.83	70	44,797	2,392
New Mexico		249	157,440	0.64	80	34,717	1,796
Nebraska		215	140,275	0.57	79	28,645	1,376
Hawaii		170	139,776	0.56	109	36,768	1,521
Maine		208	117,371	0.47	89	26,548	1,315
New Hampshire		182	114,694	0.46	87	27,468	1,264
Idaho		190	92,409	0.37	62	17,777	1,133
Montana		175	74,252	0.30	78	14,649	889
Delaware		91	62,909	0.25	73	13,796	642
Wyoming		102	60,492	0.24	116	11,530	613
Vermont		120	58,654	0.24	95	13,349	673
South Dakota		91	55,797	0.23	70	11,041	641
Alaska		88	51,653	0.21	76	9,919	639
North Dakota		71	44,875	0.18	70	9,392	560
All other states, including those below		643	400,206	1.62		92,163	4,191
Arkansas		485	D			D	(2500-4999)
Rhode Island		132	D			D	(500-999)
District of Columbia		26	D			D	(250-499)

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