Georgia Housing units by units in structure - multi-dwelling structure, percent, 2009-2013 by County

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Housing units in multi-unit structures, percent, 2009-2013 - (Percent)
County Value
Appling 5.9
Atkinson 7.4
Bacon 6.8
Baker 4.2
Baldwin 20.0
Banks 3.5
Barrow 6.5
Bartow 11.7
Ben Hill 13.9
Berrien 3.8
Bibb 27.8
Bleckley 10.0
Brantley 3.7
Brooks 5.9
Bryan 9.7
Bulloch 27.4
Burke 9.1
Butts 7.9
Calhoun 9.4
Camden 15.7
Candler 7.4
Carroll 13.7
Catoosa 12.9
Charlton 3.2
Chatham 27.9
Chattahoochee 28.1
Chattooga 9.5
Cherokee 9.7
Clarke 44.1
Clay 6.8
Clayton 29.3
Clinch 11.7
Cobb 24.9
Coffee 7.3
Colquitt 11.5
Columbia 7.4
Cook 4.7
Coweta 11.1
Crawford 3.2
Crisp 16.1
Dade 7.4
Dawson 5.1
Decatur 14.3
DeKalb 36.2
Dodge 8.0
Dooly 9.2
Dougherty 31.3
Douglas 17.4
Early 6.5
Echols 5.6
Effingham 7.2
Elbert 9.2
Emanuel 4.9
Evans 6.9
Fannin 4.3
Fayette 8.6
Floyd 16.6
Forsyth 4.0
Franklin 6.9
Fulton 43.9
Gilmer 3.6
Glascock 3.5
Glynn 20.8
Gordon 15.0
Grady 5.0
Greene 6.9
Gwinnett 20.2
Habersham 7.5
Hall 13.9
Hancock 5.1
Haralson 9.9
Harris 2.8
Hart 4.6
Heard 5.3
Henry 11.2
Houston 17.3
Irwin 6.2
Jackson 5.9
Jasper 2.1
Jeff Davis 6.1
Jefferson 9.6
Jenkins 1.9
Johnson 5.1
Jones 4.9
Lamar 10.8
Lanier 4.9
Laurens 10.3
Lee 10.4
Liberty 22.3
Lincoln 2.5
Long 4.2
Lowndes 21.1
Lumpkin 8.9
Macon 9.2
Madison 3.2
Marion 9.7
McDuffie 9.0
McIntosh 5.8
Meriwether 4.6
Miller 5.8
Mitchell 10.9
Monroe 9.5
Montgomery 5.1
Morgan 5.0
Murray 6.9
Muscogee 29.8
Newton 8.1
Oconee 6.6
Oglethorpe 4.8
Paulding 5.8
Peach 15.6
Pickens 7.0
Pierce 5.9
Pike 4.8
Polk 10.5
Pulaski 5.7
Putnam 5.1
Quitman 1.7
Rabun 8.0
Randolph 3.4
Richmond 25.6
Rockdale 19.0
Schley 7.1
Screven 5.9
Seminole 3.2
Spalding 15.7
Stephens 8.8
Stewart 6.7
Sumter 21.4
Talbot 4.8
Taliaferro 4.6
Tattnall 5.5
Taylor 4.8
Telfair 9.7
Terrell 8.7
Thomas 13.3
Tift 16.3
Toombs 15.6
Towns 5.8
Treutlen 4.5
Troup 17.0
Turner 10.7
Twiggs 2.2
Union 4.3
Upson 9.8
Walker 8.9
Walton 9.3
Ware 12.7
Warren 7.5
Washington 7.5
Wayne 6.5
Webster 2.6
Wheeler 7.2
White 7.2
Whitfield 19.5
Wilcox 3.1
Wilkes 7.3
Wilkinson 3.7
Worth 6.2

Value for Georgia (Percent): 20.5%

Data item: Housing units in multi-unit structures, percent, 2009-2013

Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, Population Estimates Program (PEP), updated annually. Population and Housing Unit Estimates

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The Census Bureau's Population Estimates Program (PEP) produces estimates of the population for the United States, its states, counties, cities, and towns, as well as for the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico and its municipios (county-equivalents for Puerto Rico). Additionally, housing unit estimates are produced for the nation, states, and counties. The timing of the release of estimates varies according to the level of geography. See the Schedule of Releases for more information.

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