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"Table 2: Cumulative Percent Change of Housing Unit Estimates for the United States and States, and State Rankings: April 1, 2000 to July 1, 2004",,,,,,,,
Geographic Area,Housing unit estimates,,"Change, 2000 to 2004",,National ranking of states,,,
,,,,,Housing unit estimates,,"Change, 2000 to 2004",
,"July 1, 2004","April 1, 2000 estimates base",Number,Percent,"July 1, 2004","April 1, 2000 estimates base",Number,Percent
United States,"122,671,734","115,904,938","6,766,796",5.8,(X),(X),(X),(X)
.Alabama,"2,058,951","1,963,834","95,117",4.8,22,22,24,30
.Alaska,"271,533","260,963","10,570",4.1,50,50,47,35
.Arizona,"2,458,231","2,189,189","269,042",12.3,19,19,6,2
.Arkansas,"1,233,203","1,173,042","60,161",5.1,31,31,30,23
.California,"12,804,702","12,214,550","590,152",4.8,1,1,3,31
.Colorado,"2,010,806","1,808,358","202,448",11.2,23,24,9,4
.Connecticut,"1,414,433","1,385,997","28,436",2.1,29,29,39,47
.Delaware,"367,448","343,072","24,376",7.1,45,45,41,12
.District of Columbia,"276,600","274,845","1,755",0.6,49,49,51,51
.Florida,"8,009,427","7,303,108","706,319",9.7,3,4,1,6
.Georgia,"3,672,677","3,281,866","390,811",11.9,10,11,4,3
.Hawaii,"482,873","460,542","22,331",4.8,42,42,42,29
.Idaho,"578,774","527,825","50,949",9.7,40,41,34,7
.Illinois,"5,094,186","4,885,744","208,442",4.3,6,6,8,34
.Indiana,"2,690,619","2,532,327","158,292",6.3,13,14,12,16
.Iowa,"1,292,976","1,232,530","60,446",4.9,30,30,29,26
.Kansas,"1,185,114","1,131,395","53,719",4.7,33,33,33,32
.Kentucky,"1,842,971","1,751,118","91,853",5.2,26,26,25,21
.Louisiana,"1,919,859","1,847,174","72,685",3.9,24,23,28,36
.Maine,"676,667","651,901","24,766",3.8,39,39,40,41
.Maryland,"2,250,339","2,145,289","105,050",4.9,20,20,22,27
.Massachusetts,"2,672,061","2,621,993","50,068",1.9,14,13,35,48
.Michigan,"4,433,482","4,234,716","198,766",4.7,8,8,10,33
.Minnesota,"2,212,701","2,065,952","146,749",7.1,21,21,16,13
.Mississippi,"1,221,240","1,161,952","59,288",5.1,32,32,31,24
.Missouri,"2,564,340","2,442,003","122,337",5.0,17,16,21,25
.Montana,"423,262","412,633","10,629",2.6,44,44,46,46
.Nebraska,"757,743","722,669","35,074",4.9,38,38,37,28
.Nevada,"976,446","827,457","148,989",18.0,34,35,15,1
.New Hampshire,"575,671","547,024","28,647",5.2,41,40,38,22
.New Jersey,"3,414,739","3,310,274","104,465",3.2,11,10,23,43
.New Mexico,"825,540","780,579","44,961",5.8,37,36,36,19
.New York,"7,819,359","7,679,307","140,052",1.8,4,3,18,49
.North Carolina,"3,860,078","3,522,334","337,744",9.6,9,9,5,8
.North Dakota,"300,815","289,679","11,136",3.8,48,48,45,39
.Ohio,"4,966,746","4,783,066","183,680",3.8,7,7,11,40
.Oklahoma,"1,572,756","1,514,400","58,356",3.9,27,27,32,38
.Oregon,"1,535,381","1,452,724","82,657",5.7,28,28,26,20
.Pennsylvania,"5,385,729","5,249,751","135,978",2.6,5,5,20,45
.Rhode Island,"446,305","439,837","6,468",1.5,43,43,50,50
.South Carolina,"1,890,682","1,753,586","137,096",7.8,25,25,19,10
.South Dakota,"342,620","323,207","19,413",6.0,46,46,44,18
.Tennessee,"2,595,060","2,439,433","155,627",6.4,16,17,13,14
.Texas,"8,846,728","8,157,557","689,171",8.4,2,2,2,9
.Utah,"848,737","768,603","80,134",10.4,36,37,27,5
.Vermont,"304,291","294,382","9,909",3.4,47,47,48,42
.Virginia,"3,116,827","2,904,432","212,395",7.3,12,12,7,11
.Washington,"2,606,623","2,451,082","155,541",6.3,15,15,14,15
.West Virginia,"866,944","844,626","22,318",2.6,35,34,43,44
.Wisconsin,"2,463,802","2,321,157","142,645",6.1,18,18,17,17
.Wyoming,"232,637","223,854","8,783",3.9,51,51,49,37
"Note: The April 1, 2000 Housing Unit Estimates Base reflects modifications to the Census 2000 housing units as documented in the Count Question Resolution program and geographic program revisions.",,,,,,,,
Suggested Citation:,,,,,,,,
"Table 2: Cumulative Percent Change of Housing Unit Estimates for the United States and States, and State Rankings: April 1, 2000 to July 1, 2004 (HU-EST2004-02)",,,,,,,,
"Source: Population Division, U.S. Census Bureau",,,,,,,,
"Release Date: July 21, 2005",,,,,,,,