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Ypsilanti Area Housing Study
The study examines the existing housing situation in the Ypsilanti area and develops a technique for simulating future supply and demand. The simulation provides future housing data by type (single or multiple) and rent or value category. It is based on expected family income characteristics, expected family characteristics, and an innovation use of 'propensity to occupy multiple unit structures'. The simulation provides housing information which is a valuable input to the land allocation process of the 20 year plan preparation, as well as a basis for programs aimed specifically at housing. (Author)
Ypsilanti Area Housing Study
The study examines the existing housing situation in the Ypsilanti area and develops a technique for simulating future supply and demand. The simulation provides future housing data by type (single or multiple) and rent or value category. It is based on expected family income characteristics, expected family characteristics, and an innovation use of 'propensity to occupy multiple unit structures'. The simulation provides housing information which is a valuable input to the land allocation process of the 20 year plan preparation, as well as a basis for programs aimed specifically at housing. (Author)
Ypsilanti Area Housing Study
1969
169 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Social Concerns , Civil Engineering , Residential buildings , Urban planning , Michigan , Shortages , Mathematical prediction , Simulation , Classifications , Socioeconomic status , Problem solving , Renovating , Statistical data , Demand(Economics) , Economic surveys , Leasing , Competition , Ypsilanti(Michigan) , Low income families , Moderate income housing , Substandard dwellings
Race street concrete arch, Ypsilanti, Michigan
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