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Vacant housing units, Other vacant, Percent |
| Source USCensus |
| Definition A house in which no one is living during the time of enumeration, unless the owners are temporarily absent. Persons temporarily occupying a unit who have a usual residence elsewhere are also classified as vacant. |
| Data Group Housing Vacancy Rates |
| Dates Available 2005-09 |
| Publisher US Census |
| Calculation Notes Margin of error for percents are calculated using formulas supplied by the ACS and US Census |
| Collection Method To be developed. |
| Importance Used as an economic indicator. Knowing the vacancy rates of households can show the supply and demand rates of housing. |
| Strengths To be developed |
| Limitations To be developed |
| Frequency 5 Years |
| Geography Level State, Town |
| Domains Demographics , Demographics |
| Subdomains Housing , Vacant Housing |
| Subject matter Vacant Housing |
Facts about Vacant housing units, Other vacant, PercentRDF feed
| AccrualMethod | To be developed. + |
| Description | A house in which no one is living during the time of enumeration, unless the owners are temporarily absent. Persons temporarily occupying a unit who have a usual residence elsewhere are also classified as vacant. |
| Domain | Demographics + |
| Indicator | Housing Vacancy Rates + |
| Publisher | US Census + |
| Source | USCensus + |
| Spatial | State +, and Town + |
| Subdomain | Housing +, and Vacant Housing + |
| SubjectMatterRelatedIndicator | Vacant Housing + |
| Temporal | 2005-09 + |