Financial Characteristics by Indicators of Housing and Neighborhood Quality for Selected Metropolitan Areas. No. 2, Part 2; South and West Regions. Annual Housing Survey: 1975

摘要

This report presents supplemental cross - tabulations of financial characteristics by indicators of housing and neighborhood quality from the 1975 - 1976 Annual Housing Survey for selected metropolitan areas in the South and West Central Regions. Some of the cities covered were Atlanta, Ga.; Miami, Fla.; San Antonio, Tex.; Colorado Springs, Colo.; and San Diego, Calif. Statistics are based on information from a sample of housing units, and are therefore subject to sampling variability. The tables show cross - tabulations of the indicators of housing and neighborhood quality by income, property value, and gross rent. Tables 1 through 4 present characteristics of owner - occupied and renter - occupied housing units by income of the family or primary individual; tables 5 through 8 present characteristics of owner - occupied, single family homes by value of property; and tables 9 through 12 present characteristics of renter - occupied housing units by gross rent. The same subject matter is presented for black households in tables 13 through 24 and for Hispanic households in tables 25 through 36. Data are intended to serve as broad indicators of housing quality and not as precise measurements. Personal interviews were the primary method used in obtaining data. Area classifications, definitions and explanations of subject characteristics, and source and reliability of estimates are appended.