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Housing Affordabilty
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Detailed Tables: 1991
For Families and Unrelated Individuals
- Table 1-1. Maximum-Priced Home That Can Be Afforded: United States
- Table 1-2. Affordability Status by Different Types of Criterion Homes: United States 1991
- Table 1-3. Affordability Status for a Median-Priced Home
- Table 1-4. Affordability Status for a Modestly Priced Home
Median-Priced Homes:
- Table 2-1. Affordability Status by Type of Family
- Table 2-2. Affordability Status by Race and Hispanic Origin
- Table 2-3. Affordability Status by Age of Householder
- Table 2-4. Affordability Status by 'Available' Family Money Income
- Table 2-5. Reason Cannot Be Afforded
- Table 2-6. Affordability Deficit
Modestly Priced Homes:
- Table 3-1. Affordability Status by Type of Family: US and Regions
- Table 3-2. Affordability Status by Race and Hispanic Origin
- Table 3-3. Affordability Status by Age of Householder
- Table 3-4. Affordability Status by 'Available' Family Money Income
- Table 3-5. Reason Cannot Be Afforded
- Table 3-6. Affordability Deficit
- Table 4-1. Affordability Status for Median-Priced Home: US, 1984, 1988, 1991
- Table 4-2. Affordability Status for Modestly Priced Home: US, 1984, 1988, 1991
- Table 4-3. Affordability Status by Value and Income Quintiles Using Conventional Financing
- Table 4-4. Affordability Status by Value and Income Quintiles Using FHA Financing
- Table 5-3. Effect of Different Down Payment Subsidies for Median-Priced Home
- Table 5-4. Effect of Different Down Payment Subsidies for Modestly Priced Home
- Table 5-5. Effect of Changes in Required Down Payment for Median-Priced Home
- Table 5-6. Effect of Changes in Required Down Payment for Modestly Priced Home
Contact the Demographic Call Center Staff at 301-763-2422 or 1-866-758-1060 (toll free) or visit
ask.census.gov for further information on Housing Affordability Data.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Housing and Household Economic Statistics Division
Last Revised: October 05, 2005
