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Changes in Ownership and Changes in Ownership and Value of Housing Stock Over Value of Housing Stock Over
TimeTimeEvds 697.10Evds 697.10Sara O’NeillSara O’Neill
Nicole McLellanNicole McLellanBrier FergusonBrier Ferguson
Marcelo FigueiraMarcelo Figueira
Submitted to: Dr. R. Levy
Age of Dwellings
•Concentric rings of development
•Newest development is on the periphery
•Majority of housing in the S-SE is constructed within the past 35 years
Single Detached DwellingsSingle Detached Dwellings
68 68 70 71
57 5561
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AnalysisAnalysis
Proportion of Single Proportion of Single Detached compared to Detached compared to All Other Dwellings has All Other Dwellings has not changed not changed substantially between substantially between 1986 and 2001, in both 1986 and 2001, in both the S-SE and the City.the S-SE and the City. Further from the City Centre in the S-SE the Further from the City Centre in the S-SE the majority of housing types is Single Detached.majority of housing types is Single Detached.
Appears to be a more diverse housing stock in Appears to be a more diverse housing stock in the City Centre.the City Centre.
72 74 77 81
28 26 23 19
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% RentedOwned
58 60 6471
42 40 3629
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Owned vs. Rented
AnalysisAnalysis
Percentage of owned Percentage of owned housing has increased housing has increased between 1986 and 2001, between 1986 and 2001, for both the S-SE and for both the S-SE and the City.the City.
At greater distances At greater distances from the City Centre the from the City Centre the proportion of Owned proportion of Owned dwellings is higher.dwellings is higher.
Proximity to major Proximity to major highways (ex. MacLeod highways (ex. MacLeod Trail) appears to Trail) appears to increase the ratio of increase the ratio of rented dwellings.rented dwellings.
Average Value of Dwellings in Average Value of Dwellings in S-SES-SE
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Value of Dwellings (x1000)
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Value of Dwellings (x1000)
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AnalysisAnalysis In both the S-SE and In both the S-SE and
the City the values are the City the values are unchanged during the unchanged during the 1991 and 1996 census 1991 and 1996 census tracts.tracts.
In 2001 there appears In 2001 there appears to be a large increase to be a large increase in the average value of in the average value of dwellings.dwellings.
Also, for both the S-SE Also, for both the S-SE and the City there is a and the City there is a wider distribution wider distribution around the higher around the higher values.values.
ConclusionsConclusions
The S-SE area is The S-SE area is predominately single predominately single detached dwellings.detached dwellings.
Ownership in the S-Ownership in the S-SE has increased, SE has increased, and the majority of and the majority of dwellings are owned.dwellings are owned.
Average value of Average value of dwellings in both the dwellings in both the City and the S-SE has City and the S-SE has increased between increased between 1996 and 2001.1996 and 2001.