AMERICAN HOUSING SURVEY FOR THE UNITED STATES H-150-YR
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Subject content: Presents
data on housing
and household characteristics for
the four regions and the United States collected in the biennial
American Housing Survey. The report also distinguishes, for the
United States as a whole, urban from rural and metropolitan from
non-metropolitan statistics.
Tables in the report are organized into 10 chapters. Chapter 1 gives data on the total housing inventory, including vacant units; chapter 2, total occupied housing units; chapter 3, owner-occupied housing units; chapter 4, renter-occupied housing units; chapter 5, occupied housing units with a Black householder; chapter 6, occupied housing units with a householder of Hispanic origin; chapter 7, occupied housing units with an elderly householder; chapter 8, occupied housing units in central cities; chapter 9, occupied housing units in the suburbs; and chapter 10, on occupied housing units outside metropolitan areas.
The report features such characteristics as income of families and primary individuals and monthly housing costs; owner-occupied and renter-occupied units, type of structure (single family, multi-unit, or mobile home) and costs of utilities and fuels; condition of building; additional indicators of housing quality (selected amenities, selected deficiencies); type of primary mortgage, condominium and cooperative fee; and condition and quality of the units and the neighborhood.
Many of the subjects in this report are the same as those collected in the 1980 Census of Housing and the 1973 through 1983 Annual Housing Surveys. However, the 1985 American Housing Survey was completely redesigned to improve the quality of the data, and any comparisons between the 1985 and 1987 surveys and those from 1973 through 1983 should be made with caution.
The American Housing Survey was sponsored by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and conducted by the Bureau of the Census.
Census contact:
Housing and Household Economic Statistics
Information Staff (content) 301-457-3242. Customer Services (sales) 301-763-INFO(4636).
H-150-99 American Housing Survey for
the United States, 1999 S/N 003-024-
08856-8 $47 573pp
GPO Document
H-150-97 American Housing Survey for
the United States, 1997 S/N 003-024-
08843-6 $48 548pp
GPO Document
H-150-95RV American Housing Survey
for the United States in 1995
003-024-08823-1 $51 652pp GPO Document
NOTE: There is a 1 page errata sheet to this report.
H-150-93 American Housing Survey for
the United States in 1993
003-024-08776-6 $39 616 pp GPO Document
H-150-91 American Housing Survey for
the United States in 1991
003-024-08688-3 $37 680 pp GPO
H-150-89 American Housing Survey for
the United States in 1989
NO LONGER AVAILABLE
H-150-87 American Housing Survey for
the United States in 1987
NO LONGER AVAILABLE
