Zip Codes with the Highest Percentage of Renter-Occupied Units in Texas City, TX

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Population

Highest Population Highest Population Density Lowest Population Density Male / Female Ratio Female / Male Ratio Oldest Population Oldest Population | Male Oldest Population | Female Youngest Population Youngest Population | Male Youngest Population | Female

Families and Households

Largest Family Size Largest Household Size Most Single Fathers Most Single Mothers Fewest Single Fathers Fewest Single Mothers Smallest Family Size Smallest Household Size

Female Fertility

Female Fertility (Unmarried)

Highest Illegitimacy | All Women Lowest Illegitimacy | All Women

Race (Community Size)

Asian Black / African American Hispanic or Latino Native / Alaskan White / Caucasian

Race (Percentage)

Asian Black / African American Hispanic or Latino Native / Alaskan White / Caucasian

Ancestry (Community Size)

African American Blackfeet British Cajun Central American Cherokee Choctaw Colombian Cuban Czech Czechoslovakian Dutch Eastern European English European Finnish French German Guatemalan Honduran Irish Italian Jamaican Korean Mexican Mexican American Indian Nigerian Norwegian Polish Puerto Rican Russian Salvadoran Samoan Scotch-Irish Scottish South American Spaniard Spanish Sri Lankan Subsaharan African Swedish Welsh

Ancestry (Percentage)

Immigrant Origin (Total)

Africa Asia Caribbean Central America China Colombia Cuba Eastern Asia Eastern Europe Europe Latin America Mexico Nicaragua Northern Europe Philippines South America South Central Asia South Eastern Asia Western Europe

Immigrant Origin (Percentage)

Income

Highest Per Capita Income Highest Earnings | Male Highest Earnings | Female Highest Wage/Income Gap ($)Highest Wage/Income Gap (%)Highest Inequality / Gini Index Lowest Per Capita Income Lowest Earnings | Male Lowest Earnings | Female Lowest Wage/Income Gap ($)Lowest Wage/Income Gap (%)Lowest Inequality / Gini Index

Income (Families)

Highest Family Income Lowest Family Income Family Income | $0-10k Family Income | $100k+Family Income | $200k+

Income (Households)

Highest Household Income Lowest Household Income Household Income | $0-10k Household Income | $200k+Household Income | $100k+

Poverty

Poverty (Families)

Unemployment

Employment Occupations

Architecture & Engineering Arts, Media & Entertainment Business & Financial Cleaning & Maintenance Community & Social Service Computer & Mathematics Computer, Engineering & Science Construction & Extraction Education Instruction & Library Education, Arts & Media Farming, Fishing & Forestry Firefighting & Prevention Food Preparation & Serving Health Diagnosing & Treating Health Technologists Healthcare Support Installation, Maintenance & Repair Law Enforcement Legal Services & Support Life, Physical & Social Science Management Material Moving Office & Administration Personal Care and Service Production Sales & Related Security & Protection Transportation

Employment Industries

Accommodation & Food Services Administrative & Support Services Agriculture, Fishing & Hunting Arts, Entertainment & Recreation Construction Educational Services Finance & Insurance Health Care & Social Assistance Information & Technology Manufacturing Mining, Quarrying, & Extraction Professional & Scientific Services Public Administration Real Estate, Rental & Leasing Retail Trade Transportation & Warehousing Utilities Wholesale Trade

Employer Class

Private Company Employees Self-Employed / Incorporated Self-Employed / Not Incorporated Not-for-profit Organizations Local Government Employees State Government Employees Federal Government Employees

Commute Time

Longest Commute Longest Commute | Male Longest Commute | Female Shortest Commute Shortest Commute | Male Shortest Commute | Female

Commute Means

Drive | Alone Drive | Carpool Work from Home

School Enrollment

In Private School Nursery / Preschool Kindergarten Elementary School Middle School High School College University

Education by Degree Field

Computers and Mathematics Bio, Nature & Agricultural Physical and Health Sciences Psychology Social Sciences Engineering Multidisciplinary Studies Science and Engineering Business Education Literature and Languages Liberal Arts and History Visual and Performing Arts Communications Arts and Humanities

Occupancy

Highest Owner-OccupiedHighest Renter-OccupiedLowest Owner-Occupied Lowest Renter-Occupied

Finances

Highest Median Housing Costs Highest Property Prices Highest Owner Housing Costs Highest Renter Housing Costs Highest Housing Costs / Income Lowest Median Housing Costs Lowest Property Prices Lowest Owner Housing Costs Lowest Renter Housing Costs Lowest Housing Costs / Income

Physical Characteristics

Detached Home Residency Condo/Apartment Residency Utility Gas Heating Bottled Gas / LP Heating Electrical Heating Households without a Cars Households with 1 or more Cars Households with 2 or more Cars Households with 3 or more Cars

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Map of Zip Codes with the Highest Percentage of Renter-Occupied Units in Texas City

45.7%

47.0%

Zip Codes with the Highest Percentage of Renter-Occupied Units in Texas City Map

Zip Codes with the Highest Percentage of Renter-Occupied Units in Texas City, TX

	Zip Code	% Renter-Occupied	vs State	vs National
1.	77590	47.0%	37.6% (+9.38)#307	35.2% (+11.8)#3,644
2.	77591	45.7%	37.6% (+8.13)#329	35.2% (+10.6)#3,900

Common Questions

What are the Top Zip Codes with the Highest Percentage of Renter-Occupied Units in Texas City, TX?

Top Zip Codes with the Highest Percentage of Renter-Occupied Units in Texas City, TX are:

77590

47.0%

77591

45.7%

What zip code has the Highest Percentage of Renter-Occupied Units in Texas City, TX?

77590 has the Highest Percentage of Renter-Occupied Units in Texas City, TX with 47.0%.

What is the Percentage of Renter-Occupied Units in Texas City, TX?

Percentage of Renter-Occupied Units in Texas City is 44.6%.

What is the Percentage of Renter-Occupied Units in Texas?

Percentage of Renter-Occupied Units in Texas is 37.6%.

What is the Percentage of Renter-Occupied Units in the United States?

Percentage of Renter-Occupied Units in the United States is 35.2%.