Sentences with phrase «percent of households»

In addition, more than 7.3 million Hispanic households owned their homes in 2016, with 330,000 new households added — 38 percent of all households formed.

Sixty - three percent of households earning at least $ 125,000 sought information on second - home ownership in the previous 12 months

Those numbers are a far cry from the more than 69 percent of all households that own a home.

Only about 10 percent of households have connected home solutions, the survey found.

The homeownership rate stands at a record 66.3 percent of households, having grown by 5.4 million households over the past four years.

Only 30 percent of households in California could afford a median - priced home in February 2003, according to the California Association of REALTORS Ò, roughly unchanged from the level a year ago.

Second, five years down the road, if only 5 to 6 percent of households are itemizing, Congress could very well decide to eliminate the mortgage interest deduction and other deductions homeowners care about, on the grounds that too few prople take them to keep them in the code.

Fifty - five percent of households in a smart - growth study NAR commissioned in late 2004 say they prefer to live in what was described as a smart - growth community — public transit options, sidewalks, mixed - housing styles, among other things — rather than a traditional suburban setting far out from the metropolitan core.

Sixty - two percent of households had at least one parent with a bachelor's degree or higher.

The median rent paid in Newark — $ 981 a month, continues to rise, with 57 percent of households spending more than 30 percent of their household income on rent.

Housing costs: In 2013, Hunterdon saw a sharp increase in the percent of households spending more than the recommended 30 percent of income on rent, from 40 to 51 percent.

Eighteen percent of households with adopted children included people of different races.

In fact, the category is by far the most popular smart home device now in use, with 56 percent of those households reporting that they own and use a smart speaker, and 60 percent of those purchases occurring in the last six months.

40 percent of households surveyed admitted that if the main earner in the home passed, they would immediately have trouble paying bills.

So why do fifty - six percent of households across America go without the protections that few dollars a month affords them?

Forty percent of households with children under 18 admit they would have trouble paying living expenses within a few weeks.

In fact, almost twenty - four percent of households, representing about 39 million homeowners, say they have already made changes to their insurance coverage in the last year in an effort to reduce costs, according to a recent survey by the Big «I» and Trusted Choice ®.

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, families made up 83 percent of the households in Moreno Valley city between 2006 and 2008.

A Lesson on Life Insurance Families made up 56 percent of the households in Birmingham city between 2006 and 2008, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.

Roughly ten percent of households have children under 18 living with them, and the average family size is 2.71.

Families made up 59 percent of the households in Jersey City between 2006 and 2008, according to U.S. Census Bureau.

In New York City, 69 percent of households rent their homes, followed by Los Angeles (61.8 percent), Chicago (55.1 percent) and Houston (54.6 percent).

According to research by the Employee Benefit Research Institute, 65.4 percent of households 55 and older had some kind of debt in 2013, up from 53.8 percent in 1992.

According to Sparefoot, an online source for self - storage information, over nine percent of households rent a self - storage unit.

Similarly, 70 percent of households would have trouble within a few months, indicating that many Americans are not financially secure or protected in case of a tragedy.

Sheltering Families» Futures: Life Insurance According to the U.S. Census Bureau, families made up 76 percent of the households in Garland city.

What's more, the 2010 Census showed that renters outnumber homeowners in some of the country's largest cities, including New York, where renters occupy 69 percent of households.

The 2010 Census showed that in some of the largest cities renters outnumbered owners, including New York, where 69.0 percent of households were occupied by renters, followed by Los Angeles (61.8 percent), Chicago (55.1 percent) and Houston (54.6 percent).

In other households without children, 7 in 10 buy permanent life insurance, with traditional whole life the most common (41 percent of households in this category).

Eighty percent of households without life insurance would have trouble making ends meet within a few years if the primary breadwinner died prematurely, according to LIMRA.

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According to SmartAsset.com, about half of American households have no retirement accounts at all and approximately 29 percent of households age 55 and older have neither retirement savings nor a pension.

It is a great place to raise a family; the most recent census revealed more than 45 percent of households in this city include children.

As well, approximately 81 percent of households located in census metropolitan areas and 76 percent of households located in census agglomerations had home Internet access, and 71 percent of households outside of these areas had home Internet access.

Kentucky is ranked third in terms of percent of households that own dogs, — 45.9 percent — according to the

Less than one percent of households report not having any phone at all.

The Post says it has a circulation of 22,907 in Prince William County - 17.6 percent of the households there - while the Journal has a circulation of only 911, less than 1 percent.

Additionally, «even though more than 40 percent of low - income households have access to and the capability to use computers and the internet, only 19 percent of households know of a website where they can get information or help with civil legal problems.»

Among them, the report found that 71 percent of households with veterans or other military personnel have experienced a civil legal problem in the past year, with 13 percent reporting legal problems specific to veterans, such as denials of benefits, problems with discharge status, and difficult getting medical care for service - related conditions.

Note the figures from the South, where the climate is comparatively mild, but 53 percent of households have electric heat.

In Austria, Europe's leader, 15 percent of all households now rely on them for hot water.

The saturation, or percent of households with an appliance, of clothes washers increased from 74 percent to 82 percent

· 50 percent of households are planting trees on their farms, a practice known as agroforestry.

· 55 percent of households have taken up at least one shorter - cycle crop variety, and 56 percent adopted at least one drought tolerant variety.

· Only 25 percent of households have begun using manure or compost and 23 percent are now mulching.

Video game popularity is at an all - time high as 155 million Americans report they play video games regularly and 67 percent of households own a video gaming console.

Essentially meaning that 60 percent of households either can't afford a console, or are still under the impression that gaming is tantamount to smoking or drinking.

Meanwhile, 81 percent of households making between $ 60,000 and $ 74,900 a year carry one as well.

For example, 74 percent of households that bring in between $ 20,000 and $ 29,900 a year carry a rewards card.

In 2010, 29 percent of those households owned two cats and 23 percent owned three or more cats.