Construction Reports: Housing starts. C20U. S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, 1977 |
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... January 1976 . The January 1977 seasonally adjusted annual rate for single family housing starts was 1,029,000 compared with the revised December rate of 1,331,000 units . The rate in January for units in apartment buildings with 5 or ...
... January 1976 . The January 1977 seasonally adjusted annual rate for single family housing starts was 1,029,000 compared with the revised December rate of 1,331,000 units . The rate in January for units in apartment buildings with 5 or ...
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... January . February March . April . 1,451 813 94 544 233 338 618 262 1,752 991 84 677 261 369 780 342 1,555 970 87 498 209 353 653 340 1,607 1,004 86 517 207 373 690 337 May . 1,426 909 87 430 187 309 618 312 June . 1,513 979 70 464 218 ...
... January . February March . April . 1,451 813 94 544 233 338 618 262 1,752 991 84 677 261 369 780 342 1,555 970 87 498 209 353 653 340 1,607 1,004 86 517 207 373 690 337 May . 1,426 909 87 430 187 309 618 312 June . 1,513 979 70 464 218 ...
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... January . 438 1,251 1,889 26.0 69.3 110.5 February . 414 1,405 2,166 27.1 84.7 136.6 March . 407 1,377 1,962 33.3 110.3 158.2 April . 385 1,389 1,992 38.0 140.2 197.5 May . 378 1,287 1,804 37.1 133.4 186.1 June . 372 1,351 1,885 35.6 ...
... January . 438 1,251 1,889 26.0 69.3 110.5 February . 414 1,405 2,166 27.1 84.7 136.6 March . 407 1,377 1,962 33.3 110.3 158.2 April . 385 1,389 1,992 38.0 140.2 197.5 May . 378 1,287 1,804 37.1 133.4 186.1 June . 372 1,351 1,885 35.6 ...
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... January 1973 is based on shipments from January 1959 through December 1974 and preliminary shipments from January 1975 through October 1975. Sta- tistics on manufacturers ' shipments of mobile homes are provided by the Manufactured ...
... January 1973 is based on shipments from January 1959 through December 1974 and preliminary shipments from January 1975 through October 1975. Sta- tistics on manufacturers ' shipments of mobile homes are provided by the Manufactured ...
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... January . 69.2 43.0 76.4 61.1 43.1 64.2 54.6 76.0 69.2 88.9 76.4 77.7 85.7 February 73.0 49.3 63.2 61.5 45.9 64.0 50.9 88.5 88.7 111.6 82.6 87.5 75.7 March .. 99.5 87.3 87.9 118.9 80.5 98.0 91.6 114.3 125.6 94.4 101.9 112.5 107.0 April ...
... January . 69.2 43.0 76.4 61.1 43.1 64.2 54.6 76.0 69.2 88.9 76.4 77.7 85.7 February 73.0 49.3 63.2 61.5 45.9 64.0 50.9 88.5 88.7 111.6 82.6 87.5 75.7 March .. 99.5 87.3 87.9 118.9 80.5 98.0 91.6 114.3 125.6 94.4 101.9 112.5 107.0 April ...
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100 2nd quarter 1st quarter 3rd quarter add to total adjusted annual rate ANNUAL DATA 1963 April August AVERAGE RELATIVE STANDARD building permit Bureau Census Central South West Construction Reports December east North Central ERROR OF MONTHLY ESTIMATES Percents February housing units authorized housing units started January July June March Metropolitan Statistical Areas mobile home shipments month MONTHLY DATA nonsampling errors North Central South November number of housing number of units October Period Table permit authorizations place series possible samples Ppreliminary PRIVATE HOUSING STARTS PRIVATELY OWNED HOUSING QUARTERLY DATA regard to sign Region Period Total relative standard errors sampling error seasonally adjusted annual September shipments of mobile shown for revised single family SMSA's Outside SMSA's South West ANNUAL started plus mobile starts and building struc thousands of units Total 1 unit Total Total Total tures type of structure U.S. Department U.S. Government Printing units 5 units units units West ANNUAL DATA
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Page 19 - For a description of the method used to compute these factors, see Bureau of the Census Technical Paper No. 15, The X-ll Variant of the Census Method II Seasonal Adjustment Program.
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Page 13 - Disregarding this difference, the sampling error, or standard error of the estimate, is a measure of the variability among the estimates from all possible samples of the same size and design and, thus, is a measure of the precision with which an estimate from a particular sample approximates the results of a complete enumeration.