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Single-family, owner-occupied homes
Jennifer Lee
over 10 years ago
What is the best way to capture single-family, owner-occupied homes in PUMS? I was thinking of using the units in structure (UNITSSTR) and property tax (PROPTX99) variables, selecting for 1-family houses, attached/detached and paying property tax (any value greater than zero).
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Doug Hillmer
over 10 years ago
I agree with Beth for the first cut. But, you included "single-family" in your description. So, you may want to look at household type (HHT). The values 1,2, and 3 correspond to what the Census Bureau usually calls a "family". If you want to include unmarried couples, you could look at the PARTNER variable as well. A lot depends on your definition of "single-family". Also, are you interested in single-unit structures vs condo or coop apartments? In that case, the BLD variable can also be helpful.
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Doug Hillmer
over 10 years ago
I agree with Beth for the first cut. But, you included "single-family" in your description. So, you may want to look at household type (HHT). The values 1,2, and 3 correspond to what the Census Bureau usually calls a "family". If you want to include unmarried couples, you could look at the PARTNER variable as well. A lot depends on your definition of "single-family". Also, are you interested in single-unit structures vs condo or coop apartments? In that case, the BLD variable can also be helpful.
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