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Miami Shores, FL Historical Amount of Vehicle Available in a House Data

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ACS 2010-2014 data

	Miami Shores, FL	Florida	U.S.
Occupied Housing Units	3,398, 100%	7,217,508	116,211,092
No Vehicles Available	131, 3.86%, see rank	7.09%	9.12%
1 Vehicles Available	988, 29.08%, see rank	41.49%	33.80%
2 Vehicles Available	1,798, 52.91%, see rank	37.93%	37.48%
3 or More Vehicles Available	481, 14.16%, see rank	13.49%	19.61%

ACS 2008-2012 data

	Miami Shores, FL	Florida	U.S.
Occupied Housing Units	3,403, 100%	7,147,013	115,226,802
No Vehicles Available	109, 3.20%, see rank	6.87%	9.03%
1 Vehicles Available	1,069, 31.41%, see rank	41.23%	33.67%
2 Vehicles Available	1,780, 52.31%, see rank	38.13%	37.64%
3 or More Vehicles Available	445, 13.08%, see rank	13.76%	19.66%

ACS 2006-2010 data

	Miami Shores, FL	Florida	U.S.
Occupied Housing Units	3,477, 100%	7,152,844	114,235,996
No Vehicles Available	134, 3.85%, see rank	6.46%	8.85%
1 Vehicles Available	1,130, 32.50%, see rank	40.30%	33.28%
2 Vehicles Available	1,773, 50.99%, see rank	38.62%	37.87%
3 or More Vehicles Available	440, 12.65%, see rank	14.62%	20.00%

ACS 2005-2009 data

	Miami Shores, FL	Florida	U.S.
Occupied Housing Units	3,176, 100%	7,076,539	112,611,029
No Vehicles Available	113, 3.56%, see rank	6.45%	8.80%
1 Vehicles Available	916, 28.84%, see rank	40.06%	33.21%
2 Vehicles Available	1,673, 52.68%, see rank	38.84%	37.98%
3 or More Vehicles Available	474, 14.92%, see rank	14.64%	20.01%

US Census 2000 data

	Miami Shores, FL	Florida	U.S.
Occupied Housing Units	3,660, 100%	6,337,929	105,480,101
No Vehicles Available	194, 5.30%, see rank	8.13%	10.30%
1 Vehicles Available	1,190, 32.51%, see rank	41.44%	34.25%
2 Vehicles Available	1,713, 46.80%, see rank	38.18%	38.36%
3 or More Vehicles Available	563, 15.38%, see rank	12.25%	17.10%

* ACS stands for U.S. Census American Community Survey. According to the U.S. Census, if the date is a range, you can interpret the data as an average of the period of time.