Industry Statistics Sampler

• Guide to
  All Data
  Sources
• 2007 Economic
  Census:
  Links to AFF
• 2007 Census:
  Employers &
  Nonemployers
• 2007 Census:
  Geographic
  Distribution
• 2007 Census:
  Product
  Lines
• Historical
  Data
   
• Definition
   
   

See maps in
Industry
Snapshot

Geographic Distribution -- Lessors of nonfinancial intangible assets (except copyrighted works): 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		2,447	32,936,173	100.00	109	2,294,365	29,379
Minnesota		57	2,797,591	8.49	539	137,874	1,374
California		261	2,748,068	8.34	76	292,058	3,564
New York		146	1,848,305	5.61	95	173,104	1,942
Georgia		84	1,131,078	3.43	119	227,352	1,764
North Carolina		32	1,074,879	3.26	119	16,940	226
Connecticut		36	960,391	2.92	275	55,555	895
Texas		332	854,350	2.59	36	154,785	2,284
Illinois		81	764,492	2.32	60	55,868	815
Nevada		52	465,008	1.41	181	9,278	183
Colorado		85	446,509	1.36	92	179,626	1,583
Maryland		35	387,060	1.18	69	112,804	1,046
Florida		116	346,969	1.05	19	84,704	1,069
Virginia		44	250,989	0.76	33	49,187	1,351
Pennsylvania		45	194,120	0.59	16	66,430	1,196
West Virginia		21	178,744	0.54	99	8,519	144
Kentucky		22	162,099	0.49	38	11,407	225
Indiana		19	155,703	0.47	25	26,173	324
Wisconsin		32	142,420	0.43	25	22,180	483
Ohio		61	132,834	0.40	12	38,575	606
Tennessee		28	126,358	0.38	20	26,452	420
South Carolina		16	113,449	0.34	26	4,406	98
Arizona		50	92,436	0.28	15	28,181	612
Louisiana		42	89,183	0.27	20	20,145	335
Washington		35	69,179	0.21	11	20,142	324
Oregon		29	63,004	0.19	17	14,913	354
Massachusetts		32	61,278	0.19	9	18,158	277
Nebraska		12	47,889	0.15	27	14,773	227
Utah		26	44,197	0.13	17	13,815	326
Wyoming		9	36,000	0.11	69	1,387	24
Alabama		23	29,856	0.09	6	8,080	90
Mississippi		20	20,119	0.06	7	4,750	85
South Dakota		8	16,926	0.05	21	2,464	47
Iowa		12	15,764	0.05	5	8,071	158
New Mexico		18	15,160	0.05	8	2,414	67
Idaho		10	12,039	0.04	8	2,554	37
Montana		14	10,875	0.03	11	3,570	55
North Dakota		12	7,611	0.02	12	1,230	39
Hawaii		7	5,897	0.02	5	1,815	32
All other states, including those below		483	17,017,344	51.67		374,626	4,698
New Jersey		62	D			D	(1000-2499)
Michigan		74	D			D	(500-999)
Oklahoma		97	D			D	(500-999)
Delaware		142	D			D	(250-499)
Missouri		43	D			D	(250-499)
Kansas		30	D			D	(100-249)
Arkansas		13	D			D	(20-99)
Rhode Island		12	D			D	(20-99)

To download this display, use your browser's "File...Save Page As" functionality to save this file in html form to your local drive, then open that file directly in your spreadsheet software.