$20 or More - T090_007 - Cumulative Monthly Gross Rent (More than) - Social Explorer Tables (SE) - Survey Census 1940 Census Tract Only

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Table:

T90. Cumulative Monthly Gross Rent (More than) [14]

Universe: Housing Units Reporting Monthly Gross Rent

Variable Details

T90.

Cumulative Monthly Gross Rent (More than)

Universe: Housing Units Reporting Monthly Gross Rent

T090_001Housing Units Reporting Monthly Gross Rent:

T090_007 $20 or More

Percent base:

Housing Units Reporting Monthly Gross Rent (SE:T090_001)

Aggregation method:

Addition

Formula used to compute this variable:

Return_Value = ORG:T024_007 + ORG:T024_008 + ORG:T024_009 + ORG:T024_010 + ORG:T024_011 + ORG:T024_012 + ORG:T024_013 + ORG:T024_014

Variables used in the formula:
ORG:T024_007	Gross Monthly Rent: $20-$24
ORG:T024_008	Gross Monthly Rent: $25-$29
ORG:T024_009	Gross Monthly Rent: $30-$39
ORG:T024_010	Gross Monthly Rent: $40-$49
ORG:T024_011	Gross Monthly Rent: $50-$59
ORG:T024_012	Gross Monthly Rent: $60-$74
ORG:T024_013	Gross Monthly Rent: $75-$99
ORG:T024_014	Gross Monthly Rent: $100 and Over

Relevant Documentation:

Excerpt from:	Social Explorer; U.S. Census Bureau; Census Tract Data, 1940-1970: Elizabeth Mullen Bogue File
	Census Tract Data, 1940: Elizabeth Mullen Bogue File -> Census 1940 Tract Documentation -> Population and Housing-Statistics for Census Tracts -> Definitions of Terms and Explanations -> Gross rent

Gross rent

Gross monthly rent, computed for tenant-occupied nonfarm dwelling units only, represents the estimated rent of the dwelling unit without furniture plus the reported average monthly cost to the tenant of water, electricity, gas, and other fuel. Rent differentials which result from varying practices with respect to inclusion of heat, utilities, and furniture as a part of the contract rent, are therefore eliminated from the gross rent figures.