This historic report, the first in a six-part series on housing conditions, describes the housing conditions of Hispanics in the U.S. A summary of a section from a larger and more technical housing study authored by George Washington University professor Anthony Yezer, this publication is based on data gathered during the 1975 and 1976 American Housing Surveys. A Spanish-language version of the report, titled “¿Cuán Buenas son Nuestras Viviendas?,” is also available.

The full 6-part series is available on HUD User:

• How Well Are We Housed? 1. Hispanics
• How Well Are We Housed? 2. Female Headed Households
• How Well Are We Housed? 3. Blacks
• How Well Are We Housed? 4. The Elderly
• How Well Are We Housed? 5. Rural
• How Well Are We Housed? 6. Large Households

This report is part of the collection of scanned historical documents available to the public.