Housing - Occupied vs Unoccupied

Delivered February 18th, 2020. Contributors: Stephie B.

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Housing - Occupied vs Unoccupied (3)

Data outlining the numbers of occupied and unoccupied housing for North Dakota to Wyoming have been entered into the attached spreadsheet.
Notes have been added to each column in the spreadsheet stating the source of the data.
Data metrics for 2010-2017 have been obtained from the American Community Survey from the US Census Bureau.
Year-by-year data by state is not available from the US Census Bureau prior to 2010. As proxy, ten-year data blocks have been provided for the years 2000, 1990, and 1980.

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of three

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Housing - Occupied vs Unoccupied (2)

Data outlining the numbers of occupied and unoccupied housing for Louisiana to North Carolina have been entered into the attached spreadsheet.
Notes have been added to each column in the spreadsheet stating the source of the data.
Data metrics for 2010-2017 have been obtained from the American Community Survey from the US Census Bureau.
Year-by-year data by state is not available from the US Census Bureau prior to 2010. As proxy, ten-year data blocks have been provided for the years 2000, 1990, and 1980.

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of three

Part

Housing - Occupied vs Unoccupied (1)

Data outlining the numbers of occupied and unoccupied housing for Alabama through Kentucky have been entered into the attached spreadsheet.
Notes have been added to each column in the spreadsheet stating the source of the data.
Data metrics for 2010-2017 have been obtained from the American Community Survey from the US Census Bureau.
Year-by-year data by state is not available from the US Census Bureau prior to 2010. As proxy, ten-year data blocks have been provided for the years 2000, 1990, and 1980.