U.S. Housing Market Conditions, Fourth Quarter 2002: Historical Data, Table 30

Historical Data

icon Table 30. Homeownership Rates by Household Type: 1983–Present

Period	Married Couples		Other Families		Other
Period	With Children	Without Children	With Children	Without Children	Other
March Supplemental Data
1983 ¹	75.0	80.8	38.3	67.5	44.5
1984 ^r	74.2	80.9	39.1	66.4	44.6
1985	74.0	81.1	38.6	65.4	45.0
1986	73.4	81.4	38.0	65.7	43.9
1987	73.8	81.6	37.6	66.3	43.9
1988 ^r	73.9	81.7	38.0	64.9	44.6
1989	74.3	82.0	35.8	64.4	45.6
1990	73.5	82.2	36.0	64.3	46.6
1991	73.0	83.0	35.6	65.6	46.8
1992	73.4	83.0	35.1	64.9	47.3
1993 ²	73.7	82.9	35.5	63.9	47.1
Annual Averages of Monthly Data
1994	74.3	83.2	36.1	65.3	47.0
1995	74.9	84.0	37.7	66.2	47.7
1996	75.8	84.4	38.6	67.4	48.6
1997	76.5	84.9	38.5	66.4	49.2
1998	77.3	85.4	40.4	66.0	49.7
1999	77.6	85.7	41.9	65.8	50.3
2000	78.3	86.1	43.2	65.8	50.9
2001	78.8	86.6	44.2	66.1	51.7
2002	78.9	86.8	43.6	66.5	52.1
Quarterly Averages of Monthly Data
2001
4th Quarter	78.9	86.6	44.5	66.7	52.3
2002
1st Quarter	78.7	86.6	43.7	66.8	52.0
2nd Quarter	79.0	86.8	42.4	66.2	51.7
3rd Quarter	78.8	86.8	43.9	66.0	52.3
4th Quarter	79.2	87.0	44.3	66.9	52.5

^r Implementation of new March CPS processing system.

¹CPS data from 1983 to 1992 are weighted based on the 1980 decennial census.

²Beginning in 1993 CPS data weighted based on the 1990 decennial census.

Source: Current Population Survey, Census Bureau

Note: The annual data come from two sources: for years 1983 to 1993, the source is the March demographic supplement of the Current Population Survey; and for years 1994 and later, the data are the average of the 12 monthly Current Population Surveys/Housing Vacancy Surveys. For the quarterly data, the source is the corresponding three monthly Current Population Surveys/Housing Vacancy Surveys.

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