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A total of 8,751 (46%) of these units were vacant; of the vacant units, 5,729 (65%) were used for seasonal, recreational or occasional use4. If the number of occupied units is compared to the total population, it can be estimated that the average household size in the City is 2.04 persons per household. A total of 5,016 of the occupied units were owner- occupied (49%), while 5,217 (51%) were renter-occupied. Table 3. City of Sunny Isles Beach Household and Housing Data - 2010 Housing Units Vacant Seasonal Owner Renter Occupied Occupied 18,984 3,022 (15%) 5,729 (30%) 5,016 (26%) 5,217 (27%) Housing Units, 2010 15%.•-. 27% 30% 26% a Vacant o Seasonal a Owner Occupied o Renter Occupied Data on chart from U.S.Census Bureau,Census 2010 Table 4 also includes income and employment information for the City and at the County, State and national levels for 2013, based on the American Community Survey. As can be seen, the median household income is close to the median household income at the County, State and national levels. The unemployment rate in Sunny Isles Beach (4.7%) was also lower than the unemployment rates of the County, State and nation in 2010, while the poverty rate (15.1%) mirrored the national poverty level. The poverty level, as measured by the U.S. Census Bureau, identifies households with incomes that fall at or below a threshold established to identify,the extremely poor for a variety of assistance programs. Table 4. Income and Employment Data - 2013 Geography Median Household Unemployment Poverty Rate Income Rate City of Sunny Isles $45,779 3.4% 15.1% Beach Miami-Dade $43,100 7.4% 19.9% County State of Florida $46,956 7% 16.3% U.S.A. $53,046 6.2% 15.4% a A unit that is not occupied full time, but that is owned and/or operated for part-time occupancy as a second home or vacation rental, not a primary residence. . 5