Metropolitan Housing Needs for the 1980s |
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
DEMOGRAPHIC AND ECONOMIC | 19 |
National Household Projections by SMSA | 22 |
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a₁ analysis analyze Annual Housing Survey assumptions b₂ Census coefficient construction rates conversion rates cost decade decline disaggregated economic and demographic effect EMPIRICAL RESULTS equation estimates extrapolations forecast Head 65 Hispanic homeownership household formation household growth housing construction housing market behavior housing quality housing stock housing units imply incidence of substandard increase inflation inventory change loss and conversion low-income households lower median household income metropolitan areas METROPOLITAN HOUSING million units minority households mobile homes negative nonhusband/wife households number of households Optimistic Scenario overall owner-occupied ownership Panel percent level percentage permanent income hypothesis Pess Pessimistic Scenario physically substandard private new construction range rate of growth rate of household regression rent burden rent/income ratio Series D significant single-family homes standard error structure type submarket subsidized housing subsidized production subsidized units substandard housing supply table 22 tenure choice tion U.S. Forest Service vacant units variables