How many homes nationwide America?
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The Statistical Abstract of the US estimates that the 2006 project population is 298,217,000.  Some apartments are for singles, others for couples.  Some houses are for familes of 4 or more.  Suppose there are three people per average household:\n298 million people / (3 people per household) =\nAbout 100 million households.\n\nYou can change the assumptions and make your own estimate.
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"American FactFinder" (see the link below) is a service of the U.S. Census Bureau. Visitors to that site can view all kinds of information about just about any city or town in the country, including population, economics, housing, etc. You can also check out the latest estimate of the US population there - as of the moment I'm writing this, the estimated population of the United States is 298,315,058.\n\n(Look for the QuickFacts page for major cities - most of what you're looking for would probably be easily found there)\n\nAnother good site, but non-government affiliated is ePodunk, which offers profiles of some 46,000 cities, villages and communities across the US.\n\nThere are actually quite a few other, similar sites - but I think you'll find what you're looking for at one of these. \n\nHope it helps!
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They just announced during the game that it is available to 61 millions homes in the US.\n\nThat's the vast majority of them.\n\nIt's also shown in Europe (North American Sports Network), South America, and the Middle East for the Canadian troops in Afghanistan.
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There are a total of 50 states.  There are the 48 continental states and Alaska and Hawaii.  The United States also has six territories and the District of Columbia.
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Couldn't tell you.  But the United States has a total area of 3,718,711 square miles.
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United States — Population: 295,734,134
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Where in the united states are you living?
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Here is a comprehensive report, "Housing in the Nation's Capital", primarily focusing on DC proper (rather than the Maryland and Virginia suburbs):\n\nhttp://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/metro/daily/nov05/FMFhousing.pdf\n\n"Last year, we reported on surging home sales prices in the Washington region and noted that homes affordable to lower- and moderate-income buyers mostly were limited to neighborhoods east of the Anacostia River in the District, Prince George’s County, and the Far Suburbs. The same patterns persist this year, with sales prices continuing to climb at stunningly rapid rates.\n\n...\nRenting becomes a more attractive option relative to the very high price of buying. The monthly cost of renting in 2001 was 82 percent of buying, but in 2004 it dropped\nto only 59 percent.\n\nIf you are considering buying, this link has maps of the whole region (DC, MD and VA), with average prices by zip code:\n\nhttp://www.metrorealestatepro.com/Nav.aspx/Page=%2fPageManager%2fDefault.aspx%2fPageID%3d1445270\n\nHousing market cooling:\nhttp://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/11/10/AR2005111002241.html
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According to the U.S. Census (2001), the median home size was 1,736 square feet (Size of occupied Detached 1-family homes and 1-family manufactured/mobile homes).\n\nAccording to a "Characteristics of New Housing" report from the U.S. Census (2006), the average size of new homes was 2,414 square feet.
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The question was not:  how many Americans earn more than $250,000 annually.  The question is:  what is the number of americans with at least $250,000 NET WORTH (simply defined, the value of one's assets minus one's liabilities).\n\nThe goverment measures statistics on net worth, not on individuals, but by households.  So according to this table (put out in 2000):\n\nhttp://www.census.gov/hhes/www/wealth/1998_2000/wlth00-4.html\n\nthe percentage of households with net worth between $250,000 and $499,000 is 10.1%.\n\nThe percentage of households with net worth at $500,000 or higher is 8.1%.\n\nAdding the percentages together, we get a total of 18.2%.\n\nAccording to the table, the total # of households (in THOUSANDS) is 104,644.  Meaning 104,644 times 1000, or 104,644,000 total households.\n\nFinally, multiply 104,644,000 times .182 =  19,045,208 households.\n\n\nAnswer (in 2000 U.S. Census figures):  19,045,208 households have a net worth equal to or greater than $250,000.
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I would guess at least 5 billion. How could you get a number anyways. I know there is census, but there are just way to many people to count like that, especially in places that are remote. Now I am curious lol.
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1  Alaska  570,374  \n2  Texas  261,914  \n3  California  155,973  \n4  Montana  145,556  \n5  New Mexico  121,365  \n6  Arizona  113,642  \n7  Nevada  109,806  \n8  Colorado  103,729  \n9  Wyoming  97,105  \n10  Oregon  96,003  \n11  Idaho  82,751  \n12  Utah  82,168  \n13  Kansas  81,823  \n14  Minnesota  79,617  \n15  Nebraska  75,898  \n16  South Dakota  77,122  \n17  North Dakota  68,994  \n18  Missouri  68,898  \n19  Oklahoma  68,679  \n20  Washington  66,582  \n21  Georgia  57,918  \n22  Michigan  56,809  \n23  Iowa  55,875  \n24  Illinois  55,593  \n25  Wisconsin  54,314  \n26  Florida  53,997  \n27  Arkansas  52,075  \n28  Alabama  50,750  \n29  North Carolina  48,718  \n30  New York  47,223  \n31  Mississippi  46,914  \n32  Pennsylvania  44,820  \n33  Louisiana  43,566  \n34  Tennessee  41,220  \n35  Ohio  40,953  \n36  Kentucky  39,732  \n37  Virginia  39,598  \n38  Indiana  35,870  \n39  Maine  30,865  \n40  South Carolina  30,111  \n41  West Virginia  24,087  \n42  Maryland  9,775  \n43  Vermont  9,249  \n44  New Hampshire  8,969  \n45  Massachusetts  7,838  \n46  New Jersey  7,418  \n47  Hawaii  6,423  \n48  Connecticut  4,845  \n49  Delaware  1,955  \n50  Rhode Island  1,045
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I think right now it is about 35,000 to move to Mexico and I have no numbers of The American who moved to Israel and  the left bank. The American bought many properties near Mexico and California boarder. Several American bought  homes in the last 2 two and their price and land less than 100,000 U.S. dollar while the people who live in San Diego own home that range from $600,000 to 1to 4 million dollars U.S.
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The US population in 1959 was approximately 177,073,000  \n\nsee: http://www.library.uu.nl/wesp/populstat/Americas/usac.htm
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What goes up, must come down. In the USA, many people were buying homes, and now they can not get rid of them. My own brother has 4 homes in Florida for sale(Florida took the biggest hit) Nothing sold for a whole year. He is miserable. However, it did look good in the beginning when he was buying it 2 years ago...I would wait for the market to stabilize if I could
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Worldwide\n8.3 Million\n\nU.S.\n2.5 Million
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Currently 38, plus the federal government.\n\nYou can find state by state information at the site below: