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Source: ACS 2013. Excludes group quarters and households headed by someone younger than 18.  Non-cash renters (households that do not own or pay rent) are included in "all tenures" but not shown separately.  Other housing types (such as van, RV, boat) are included in "all housing types" but not shown separately.

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