Texas 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
Anderson	8.3
Andrews	5.3
Angelina	11.4
Aransas	11.3
Archer	3.5
Armstrong	0.3
Atascosa	5.4
Austin	7.1
Bailey	7.3
Bandera	0.8
Bastrop	4.9
Baylor	7.6
Bee	13.7
Bell	25.9
Bexar	27.3
Blanco	4.0
Borden	1.7
Bosque	3.8
Bowie	14.4
Brazoria	15.8
Brazos	38.6
Brewster	10.2
Briscoe	3.8
Brooks	8.5
Brown	11.4
Burleson	3.4
Burnet	9.2
Caldwell	12.6
Calhoun	8.4
Callahan	2.0
Cameron	21.7
Camp	7.3
Carson	1.7
Cass	8.3
Castro	6.0
Chambers	4.1
Cherokee	5.9
Childress	11.3
Clay	2.3
Cochran	4.9
Coke	4.0
Coleman	9.9
Collin	25.2
Collingsworth	7.4
Colorado	6.7
Comal	11.0
Comanche	3.9
Concho	2.4
Cooke	8.4
Coryell	20.4
Cottle	7.5
Crane	2.1
Crockett	8.2
Crosby	7.0
Culberson	5.6
Dallam	6.9
Dallas	38.9
Dawson	4.7
Deaf Smith	13.3
Delta	3.8
Denton	26.3
DeWitt	6.0
Dickens	2.5
Dimmit	7.6
Donley	7.1
Duval	4.5
Eastland	7.7
Ector	19.9
Edwards	0.5
El Paso	23.4
Ellis	11.3
Erath	14.5
Falls	10.0
Fannin	8.8
Fayette	5.6
Fisher	6.2
Floyd	3.5
Foard	6.2
Fort Bend	10.3
Franklin	4.9
Freestone	4.2
Frio	9.4
Gaines	5.2
Galveston	21.5
Garza	7.1
Gillespie	8.4
Glasscock	0.7
Goliad	4.1
Gonzales	7.8
Gray	7.9
Grayson	15.5
Gregg	22.6
Grimes	5.1
Guadalupe	7.2
Hale	11.1
Hall	5.5
Hamilton	6.7
Hansford	5.8
Hardeman	9.6
Hardin	5.9
Harris	35.8
Harrison	7.4
Hartley	9.2
Haskell	5.3
Hays	22.3
Hemphill	5.1
Henderson	6.6
Hidalgo	16.3
Hill	6.6
Hockley	8.5
Hood	8.1
Hopkins	9.7
Houston	7.5
Howard	13.2
Hudspeth	3.1
Hunt	16.0
Hutchinson	9.5
Irion	0.0
Jack	5.0
Jackson	8.2
Jasper	6.8
Jeff Davis	2.3
Jefferson	22.2
Jim Hogg	8.5
Jim Wells	9.0
Johnson	9.2
Jones	3.6
Karnes	9.5
Kaufman	7.3
Kendall	11.5
Kenedy	11.0
Kent	0.0
Kerr	13.3
Kimble	5.6
King	6.5
Kinney	9.2
Kleberg	20.2
Knox	8.7
La Salle	13.6
Lamar	14.4
Lamb	8.0
Lampasas	6.3
Lavaca	4.1
Lee	5.5
Leon	3.1
Liberty	5.3
Limestone	6.5
Lipscomb	7.1
Live Oak	2.9
Llano	14.1
Loving	4.8
Lubbock	24.5
Lynn	6.6
Madison	4.3
Marion	5.0
Martin	4.5
Mason	2.8
Matagorda	13.7
Maverick	15.7
McCulloch	7.8
McLennan	23.6
McMullen	1.3
Medina	5.6
Menard	2.7
Midland	23.1
Milam	7.0
Mills	2.7
Mitchell	5.7
Montague	9.0
Montgomery	15.5
Moore	12.6
Morris	7.3
Motley	3.0
Nacogdoches	20.1
Navarro	11.1
Newton	2.4
Nolan	12.1
Nueces	27.5
Ochiltree	9.8
Oldham	4.9
Orange	9.1
Palo Pinto	10.5
Panola	2.6
Parker	6.7
Parmer	4.7
Pecos	13.1
Polk	3.1
Potter	21.0
Presidio	11.2
Rains	4.7
Randall	18.3
Reagan	3.0
Real	0.2
Red River	7.7
Reeves	9.7
Refugio	4.0
Roberts	0.0
Robertson	8.8
Rockwall	7.6
Runnels	5.1
Rusk	6.0
Sabine	1.5
San Augustine	4.2
San Jacinto	2.6
San Patricio	15.2
San Saba	3.9
Schleicher	8.1
Scurry	9.4
Shackelford	7.1
Shelby	5.3
Sherman	3.4
Smith	17.1
Somervell	5.4
Starr	7.3
Stephens	7.8
Sterling	1.8
Stonewall	3.2
Sutton	8.4
Swisher	7.8
Tarrant	27.7
Taylor	19.5
Terrell	1.0
Terry	7.2
Throckmorton	3.8
Titus	10.7
Tom Green	18.8
Travis	39.8
Trinity	3.7
Tyler	2.9
Upshur	7.1
Upton	2.1
Uvalde	7.0
Val Verde	15.9
Van Zandt	4.5
Victoria	19.3
Walker	26.0
Waller	12.2
Ward	10.6
Washington	12.0
Webb	20.7
Wharton	12.7
Wheeler	2.2
Wichita	20.3
Wilbarger	13.8
Willacy	8.3
Williamson	20.3
Wilson	3.1
Winkler	4.9
Wise	5.0
Wood	4.7
Yoakum	2.5
Young	10.2
Zapata	2.9
Zavala	13.5

Value for Texas (Percent): 24.2%

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.

Resident Population - All persons who are "usually resident" in a specified geographic area. For the United States, the resident population includes all persons who usually reside in the 50 states and the District of Columbia, but excludes residents of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico and the Island areas under U.S. sovereignty or jurisdiction (principally American Samoa, Guam, United States Virgin Islands, and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands). In addition, the U.S. resident population excludes U.S. Armed Forces overseas and civilian U.S. citizens whose usual place of residence is outside the United States.

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