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Arizona Information

ARIZONA INFORMATION DETAILS
POPULATION 5,130,632
NUMBER OF HOMES AND APARTMENTS 2,189,189
ARIZONA HOME OWNERSHIP
% OWNER OCCUPIED 59.09%
% RENTER OCCUPIED 27.76%
% VACANT 13.15%
TYPE OF ARIZONA HOMES
SINGLE FAMILY DETACHED 56.83%
ROWHOUSES AND ATTACHED HOMES 6.00%
SMALL APARTMENT BUILDINGS 4.90%
COMPLEXES OR HIGH RISE APARTMENTS 17.20%
MOBILE HOMES 13.82%
OTHER 1.25%
SIZE OF ARIZONA HOMES
NO BEDROOM 4.17%
1 BEDROOM 16.24%
2 BEDROOMS 30.58%
3 BEDROOMS 33.73%
4 BEDROOMS 12.97%
5 OR MORE BEDROOMS 2.31%
AGE OF HOMES
NEWER HOMES (1995 OR LATER) 18.78%
ESTABLISHED, BUT NOT OLD HOMES (1970-1994) 58.81%
WELL-ESTABLISHED, OLD HOMES (1940-1969) 20.19%
HISTORIC (1939 OR BEFORE) 2.22%


ARIZONA REAL ESTATE INFORMATION DETAILS
MEDIAN HOME VALUE $223,154
MEDIAN RENTAL PRICE $955
HOME VALUE RANGE
$0-$102,000 13.00%
$102,001-$203,000 31.42%
$203,001-$408,000 39.67%
$408,001-$612,000 9.52%
$612,001-$816,000 3.16%
$816,001-$1,020,000 1.31%
$1,020,001-$1,530,000 1.09%
$1,530,001-$2,040,000 0.36%
> $2,040,000 0.47%


PEOPLE OF Arizona DETAILS
POPULATION DISTRIBUTION
UNDER 5 YEARS 7.37%
5 TO 17 19.19%
18 TO 24 9.97%
25 TO 34 14.42%
35 TO 54 27.48%
55 TO 64 8.55%
65 YEARS AND OVER 13.01%
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT OF ADULTS
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES 80.97%
COLLEGE GRADUATES 23.53%
MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME $40,558
PER CAPITA INCOME $20,275
INDIVIDUALS BELOW POVERTY LEVEL 13.91%
INDUSTRIES PEOPLE WORK IN Retail (12.26%), Manufacturing (10.24%), Healthcare (9.70%), Construction (8.66%), Education (8.31%), Accomodation (7.62%), Professional, scientific, and technical services (5.75%), Public Service (5.45%), Finance (5.26%), Other (4.63%), Administration (4.49%), Transportation (3.94%), Wholesale (3.29%), Information Technology (2.80%), Real Estate (2.59%), Arts (2.47%)
ATTENDING COLLEGE 6.45%
RACIAL MAKEUP
WHITE 75.46%
BLACK OR AFRICAN AMERICAN 3.01%
AMERICAN INDIAN AND ALASKA NATIVE 4.94%
ASIAN 1.78%
NATIVE HAWAIIAN AND OTHER PACIFIC ISLANDER 0.12%
SOME OTHER RACE ALONE 11.64%
TWO OR MORE RACES 3.05%
HISPANIC OR LATINO (OF ANY RACE) 25.25%
ETHNICITIES PRESENT Other Groups (33.21%), Unclassified (17.69%), German (10.87%), English (7.13%), Irish (6.30%), United States or American (4.69%), Italian (3.52%)
FOREIGN BORN 12.79%
LANGUAGES SPOKEN English (68.68%), Spanish (18.08%), Navajo (1.75%)
About Arizona
Arizona Demographics Information

With a population of 5.8 million, Arizona is the fastest growing state in the U.S., surpassing Nevada in 2006 after a staggering 20% increase during the previous five years. This growth is partly attributable to immigration and high birth rates, but also reflects a larger movement of Americans into the so-called "Sunbelt States" since the 1990s. Arizona's population boom is due largely to the development, after World War II, of affordable air conditioning systems, which made the extreme climate more inhabitable.

Arizona Climate and Topography

Arizona's heat is legendary - in the lower elevations, the average temperature between May and August ranges from 90F to 120F, and temperature swings of 50F from day to night are common. The climate moderates in the higher elevations, with milder summers and cold winters. In fact, Arizona claims the metropolitan area with the most days over 100F (Phoenix) and the metropolitan area (excluding Alaska) with the most days below freezing (Flagstaff). On average, Arizona receives just over 7 inches of rainfall in a year, making it the driest state in the U.S.

Arizona boasts a stunning landscape, from the Colorado Plateau in the north to the Sonora Desert in the southwest and the mountains of the southeast. The state is home to 22 national parks and monuments, most famously the Grand Canyon, an awe-inspiring river-carved gorge listed as one of the seven natural wonders of the world. More than 5 million visitors travel to the Grand Canyon annually, representing a major portion of the state's $13.7 billion tourism industry. Other natural wonders drawing tourists to Arizona include the Painted Desert, Petrified Forest, and Lake Mead, a recreational bonanza created by the construction of the Hoover Dam on the Colorado River in 1936.

Arizona Economy and Industry

Aside from its scenic attractions, Arizona's economy depends on copper mining, producing more than 60% of the U.S total, cattle ranching, and irrigated farming of heat-loving crops such as cotton, lettuce, and citrus fruits. First explored by Spanish conquistadors looking for "cities of gold" in the 1500s, Arizona still mines significant amounts of gold and silver and ranks second in the U.S. in gemstone production.

Arizona Culture and Diversity

Arizona's culture is strongly influenced by Native Americans and Mexican Americans. The state has 14 Indian tribes living on 20 reservations, and nearly 2% of Arizona residents speak primarily the Navajo language at home. Additionally, the Hispanic population is growing so quickly that, if current trends continue, Arizona will become a majority-minority state by 2035. In 2003, for the first time, Hispanic births in Arizona surpassed white non-Hispanic births.

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