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In Alabama, there are 1,997,247 housing units. Of these, 37.7% are detached single-family homes, 51.68% are in multifamily buildings, and 29.8% are renter-occupied.

In Alaska, there are 270,533 housing units. Of these, 25.2% are detached single-family homes, 71.55% are in multifamily buildings, and 33.2% are renter-occupied.

In Arizona, there are 2,856,081 housing units. Of these, 31.9% are detached single-family homes, 62.55% are in multifamily buildings, and 32.6% are renter-occupied.

In Arkansas, there are 1,205,987 housing units. Of these, 39.4% are detached single-family homes, 52.11% are in multifamily buildings, and 33.6% are renter-occupied.

In California, there are 13,548,091 housing units. Of these, 27.1% are detached single-family homes, 70.76% are in multifamily buildings, and 44.1% are renter-occupied.

In Colorado, there are 2,374,218 housing units. Of these, 24% are detached single-family homes, 73.23% are in multifamily buildings, and 33.8% are renter-occupied.

In Connecticut, there are 1,434,007 housing units. Of these, 13.6% are detached single-family homes, 85.84% are in multifamily buildings, and 33.5% are renter-occupied.

In Delaware, there are 402,038 housing units. Of these, 19.1% are detached single-family homes, 75.07% are in multifamily buildings, and 27% are renter-occupied.

In District of Columbia, there are 324,491 housing units. Of these, 2.6% are detached single-family homes, 97.28% are in multifamily buildings, and 58.5% are renter-occupied.

In Florida, there are 8,752,810 housing units. Of these, 24.9% are detached single-family homes, 69.70% are in multifamily buildings, and 32.4% are renter-occupied.

In Georgia, there are 4,074,366 housing units. Of these, 33.5% are detached single-family homes, 59.08% are in multifamily buildings, and 34.3% are renter-occupied.

In Hawaii, there are 492,453 housing units. Of these, 30.4% are detached single-family homes, 69.10% are in multifamily buildings, and 37% are renter-occupied.

In Idaho, there are 713,005 housing units. Of these, 35.5% are detached single-family homes, 57.71% are in multifamily buildings, and 27.9% are renter-occupied.

In Illinois, there are 5,036,449 housing units. Of these, 19.7% are detached single-family homes, 78.57% are in multifamily buildings, and 32.9% are renter-occupied.

In Indiana, there are 2,716,009 housing units. Of these, 32.6% are detached single-family homes, 63.27% are in multifamily buildings, and 29.4% are renter-occupied.

In Iowa, there are 1,315,707 housing units. Of these, 31.4% are detached single-family homes, 66.48% are in multifamily buildings, and 28.3% are renter-occupied.

In Kansas, there are 1,174,060 housing units. Of these, 34.5% are detached single-family homes, 62.58% are in multifamily buildings, and 32.8% are renter-occupied.

In Kentucky, there are 1,814,469 housing units. Of these, 32.7% are detached single-family homes, 58.36% are in multifamily buildings, and 31.7% are renter-occupied.

In Louisiana, there are 1,804,780 housing units. Of these, 35.2% are detached single-family homes, 54.86% are in multifamily buildings, and 32.6% are renter-occupied.

In Maine, there are 597,159 housing units. Of these, 21.4% are detached single-family homes, 71.85% are in multifamily buildings, and 25.7% are renter-occupied.

In Maryland, there are 2,362,928 housing units. Of these, 13.8% are detached single-family homes, 85.17% are in multifamily buildings, and 32.4% are renter-occupied.

In Massachusetts, there are 2,785,042 housing units. Of these, 8.9% are detached single-family homes, 90.67% are in multifamily buildings, and 37.5% are renter-occupied.

In Michigan, there are 4,076,369 housing units. Of these, 29.3% are detached single-family homes, 66.57% are in multifamily buildings, and 26.8% are renter-occupied.

In Minnesota, there are 2,307,955 housing units. Of these, 17.1% are detached single-family homes, 81.47% are in multifamily buildings, and 27.8% are renter-occupied.

In Mississippi, there are 1,145,431 housing units. Of these, 41% are detached single-family homes, 48.02% are in multifamily buildings, and 30% are renter-occupied.

In Missouri, there are 2,508,227 housing units. Of these, 33.7% are detached single-family homes, 62.17% are in multifamily buildings, and 31.9% are renter-occupied.

In Montana, there are 458,859 housing units. Of these, 34.2% are detached single-family homes, 57.65% are in multifamily buildings, and 30.8% are renter-occupied.

In Nebraska, there are 797,847 housing units. Of these, 31.5% are detached single-family homes, 66.30% are in multifamily buildings, and 33.5% are renter-occupied.

In Nevada, there are 1,202,593 housing units. Of these, 31.2% are detached single-family homes, 65.08% are in multifamily buildings, and 40% are renter-occupied.

In New Hampshire, there are 555,822 housing units. Of these, 13.5% are detached single-family homes, 84.05% are in multifamily buildings, and 27.2% are renter-occupied.

In New Jersey, there are 3,507,701 housing units. Of these, 11.3% are detached single-family homes, 88.18% are in multifamily buildings, and 36.2% are renter-occupied.

In New Mexico, there are 837,414 housing units. Of these, 34.3% are detached single-family homes, 54.26% are in multifamily buildings, and 30% are renter-occupied.

In New York, there are 7,722,646 housing units. Of these, 8.6% are detached single-family homes, 90.40% are in multifamily buildings, and 45.6% are renter-occupied.

In North Carolina, there are 4,282,345 housing units. Of these, 32% are detached single-family homes, 56.87% are in multifamily buildings, and 33.4% are renter-occupied.

In North Dakota, there are 331,063 housing units. Of these, 15.6% are detached single-family homes, 80.80% are in multifamily buildings, and 37.2% are renter-occupied.

In Ohio, there are 4,863,191 housing units. Of these, 30.3% are detached single-family homes, 67.15% are in multifamily buildings, and 32.8% are renter-occupied.

In Oklahoma, there are 1,562,389 housing units. Of these, 44.8% are detached single-family homes, 49.57% are in multifamily buildings, and 34.2% are renter-occupied.

In Oregon, there are 1,718,422 housing units. Of these, 26.8% are detached single-family homes, 69.38% are in multifamily buildings, and 36.7% are renter-occupied.

In Pennsylvania, there are 5,274,853 housing units. Of these, 18% are detached single-family homes, 79.50% are in multifamily buildings, and 30.7% are renter-occupied.

In Puerto Rico, there are 1,290,866 housing units. Of these, 46.4% are detached single-family homes, 53.50% are in multifamily buildings, and 32.1% are renter-occupied.

In Rhode Island, there are 441,570 housing units. Of these, 12.8% are detached single-family homes, 86.92% are in multifamily buildings, and 36.4% are renter-occupied.

In South Carolina, there are 2,117,989 housing units. Of these, 30.9% are detached single-family homes, 53.98% are in multifamily buildings, and 28.1% are renter-occupied.

In South Dakota, there are 365,544 housing units. Of these, 26.2% are detached single-family homes, 68.79% are in multifamily buildings, and 31.4% are renter-occupied.

In Tennessee, there are 2,824,277 housing units. Of these, 34.7% are detached single-family homes, 57.77% are in multifamily buildings, and 33.1% are renter-occupied.

In Texas, there are 10,992,816 housing units. Of these, 27.7% are detached single-family homes, 67.91% are in multifamily buildings, and 37.4% are renter-occupied.

In Utah, there are 1,124,822 housing units. Of these, 24% are detached single-family homes, 73.70% are in multifamily buildings, and 29.8% are renter-occupied.

In Vermont, there are 273,416 housing units. Of these, 19% are detached single-family homes, 76.82% are in multifamily buildings, and 26.8% are renter-occupied.

In Virginia, there are 3,365,732 housing units. Of these, 24.8% are detached single-family homes, 71.37% are in multifamily buildings, and 32.7% are renter-occupied.

In Washington, there are 3,064,820 housing units. Of these, 23.8% are detached single-family homes, 72.74% are in multifamily buildings, and 36.2% are renter-occupied.

In West Virginia, there are 728,655 housing units. Of these, 37.6% are detached single-family homes, 49.78% are in multifamily buildings, and 25.1% are renter-occupied.

In Wisconsin, there are 2,479,480 housing units. Of these, 18.9% are detached single-family homes, 79.55% are in multifamily buildings, and 32.2% are renter-occupied.

In Wyoming, there are 243,318 housing units. Of these, 32.5% are detached single-family homes, 57.02% are in multifamily buildings, and 28.2% are renter-occupied.