These income thresholds vary depending on the number of related children living in the household. Vehicles available are the number of cars, vans, and trucks kept at home and available for use by household members. This does not include non-running vehicles. Median housing value is the respondent's estimate of how much the property would sell for if it were for sale. The median for a community would be the point where half of a community's housing would sell below that amount and half would sell above that amount.
Median rent is the average amount of cash rent paid from all renter-occupied units.
Single-family houses on more than 10 acres and renters who do not pay cash rent are excluded. The median for a community would be the point where half of a community's rental units would rent below that amount and half would rent above that amount. Population by Race and Hispanic Origin data differ from 1990 to 2000. Due to changes in the race category from 1990 to 2000, it is not possible to compare Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islanders by Hispanic Origin over time because these data were not released in the 1990 Census. It should also be noted that several communties had their final 1990 total population and housing unit counts adjusted after the Census data files were released.