Map Shows How Many Americans In HOA Per State
Summary
A map shows the percentage of people living in homeowner's associations (HOAs) in each U.S. state. Florida, Delaware, and Vermont have the highest percentages, while West Virginia, Puerto Rico, and Mississippi have the lowest. Over 75 million Americans live in HOAs, and there is ongoing debate about their benefits and challenges.Key Facts
- Florida, Delaware, and Vermont have more than 40% of their populations living in HOAs.
- West Virginia, Puerto Rico, and Mississippi have the lowest HOA populations, with 3-5%.
- Over 75 million people, or about 30% of Americans, live in around 365,000 HOA communities.
- The cost to live in an HOA is typically $200 to $300 a month.
- HOAs set community rules, maintain shared areas, and collect dues.
- Some people prefer not to live in HOAs; a 2024 survey showed 70% of people prefer communities without them.
- The percentage of new single-family homes in HOAs increased from 49% in 2009 to 65% in 2023.
- A Florida lawmaker is seeking to repeal HOAs, calling them "authoritarian bonds."
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