Urban and Rural Housing Characteristics: Part E. Annual Housing Survey: 1975. United States and Regions

摘要

Statistics showing urban and rural housing characteristics are presented from the 1975 Annual Housing Survey for the United States and each of the four geographic regions. The survey was designed to provide information on the size and composition of the housing inventory, the characteristics of its occupants, the changes in the inventory resulting from new construction and from losses, the indicators of housing and neighborhood quality, the characteristics of recent movers, and the characteristics of urban and rural housing units. The statistics presented in this report are based on information from a sample of 78,000 housing units, collected by personal interview from October to December 1975. Shown in this report are medians, ratios, and percentages. Medians for rooms, persons, and years of school completed by head of household are rounded to the nearest tenth. Medians for selected monthly housing costs as percentage of income are rounded to the nearest percent. Numerous statistical data are provided, including information on the following subjects: general characteristics of the housing inventory, financial characteristics of the housing inventory, failures in plumbing facilities and equipment, selected neighborhood characteristics, and selected structural characteristics by deficiencies. Appendices include a facsimile of the Annual Housing Survey questionnaire.