Zip Codes with the Lowest Percentage of Renter-Occupied Units in Sedona, AZ

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Physical Characteristics

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Zip Codes with the Lowest Percentage of Renter-Occupied Units in Sedona Map

Zip Codes with the Lowest Percentage of Renter-Occupied Units in Sedona, AZ

	Zip Code	% Renter-Occupied	vs State	vs National
1.	86336	25.2%	33.7%(-8.53)#191	35.2%(-9.99)#17,661
2.	86351	36.2%	33.7%(+2.48)#263	35.2%(+1.02)#24,270

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What are the Top Zip Codes with the Lowest Percentage of Renter-Occupied Units in Sedona, AZ?

Top Zip Codes with the Lowest Percentage of Renter-Occupied Units in Sedona, AZ are:

86336

25.2%

86351

36.2%

What zip code has the Lowest Percentage of Renter-Occupied Units in Sedona, AZ?

86336 has the Lowest Percentage of Renter-Occupied Units in Sedona, AZ with 25.2%.

What is the Percentage of Renter-Occupied Units in Sedona, AZ?

Percentage of Renter-Occupied Units in Sedona is 23.9%.

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

Percentage of Renter-Occupied Units in Arizona is 33.7%.

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

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