This data report of county-level housing statistics from the U.S. Census Bureau provides the number of single- and multifamily units permitted and started in the state and for each of Florida's 67 counties annually over time.

In less than a lifetime, from 1945 to 2008, Florida went from being the smallest state in the South to the fourth largest and one of the most complex states in the nation. Today, Florida has the largest percentage of seniors in the nation, and it has become a testing ground in the United States for the ways in which multiple generations live and work alongside one another. This essay discusses the emergence of this important demographic development and what it means for Florida and its citizens.

This bulletin features current estimates of the number of households and average household size for each county and state. Comparative data to both the 2000 and 1990 censuses are included along with a discussion of the estimation methodology used. Order form

The Florida Price Level Index (FPLI), established by the Legislature as the basis for the District Cost Differential (DCD) in the Florida Education Finance Program, is used to represent the costs of hiring equally qualified personnel across school districts.

Funded by the Florida Legislature, these are the current official population estimates for Florida's cities, counties, and unincorporated areas.

Available now! Acclaimed for forty years as the state data book, the Florida Statistical Abstract sets the standard for reliable economic and demographic data, containing the largest collection of state and county statistics on demographic, social, and economic conditions in Florida. Selected national and comparative data for other states and countries are also included.

This bulletin features Census population, 2007 population estimates, and high, medium, and low state and county population projections for 2010–2035. Includes a methodology discussion.
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Part of the Florida Population Studies series, This 74-page annual publication features 2000 census counts, 2006 population estimates, and population projections in 5-year intervals from 2010 to 2030 for Florida, and county-level data for all 67 counties. Includes a methodology discussion.

You’ll find rankings of over 800 current data topics for the county (or counties) of your choosing along with a comprehensive historical data series for the state and county.