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TheStreet.com has a follow up from the AP:  The 2010 census numbers showed more Kentuckians were delaying their entry into homeownership, a trend that housing experts point to as a sure sign of anxiety about the economy.

The census also found that people who had paid off their mortgages were in 25 percent of all occupied housing in the state, down from 35 percent in 2000. The biggest share of the statewide housing market is occupied by people still making mortgage payments. They live in 757,084 housing units, or 44 percent of all occupied dwellings, versus 521,748 housing units, or nearly 55 percent, in the 2000 census.