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2.3 Trends in Tenure <br />The housing mix by type (i.e., percentage of single-family detached, <br />single-family attached, and multi-family dwellings) is an important <br />variable in any housing needs assessment. Distribution of housing types is <br />influenced by a variety of factors, including the cost of new home <br />construction, area economic and employment trends, demographic <br />characteristics, and amount of land zoned to allow different housing types <br />and densities. <br />Figure 3 show changes in Eugene's tenure for occupied units from 1990- <br />2010. About 50% of housing in Eugene was owner-occupied in 2010, <br />consistent with homeownership rates in 1990 and 2000. <br />Eugene's homeownership rate has historically been lower than the County <br />or State average. In 2011, Eugene's homeownership rate (45%) was lower <br />than the County average of 60% or the State average of 62%. Eugene's <br />relatively low homeownership rate is consistent with Eugene's large <br />population of students, such as those attending the University of Oregon. <br />Figure 3. Housing units by type and tenure, Eugene, 2011 <br />100% <br />Change in Tenure, All DU <br />100% <br />90% <br />90% <br />a <br />80% <br />80% <br />49% 48% <br />~ <br />70% <br />55% <br />70% <br />0 <br />60% <br />N <br />0 <br />60% <br />M <br />v <br />50% <br />U <br />50% <br />f6 <br />40% <br />40% <br />o <br />6 <br />0 <br />r- <br />30% <br />w <br />30% <br />v <br />2 <br />v <br />20% <br />a <br />20% <br />a <br />10% <br />10% <br />0% <br />0% <br />1990 2000 <br />2011 <br />■OwnerOccupied ❑RenterOccupie <br />d <br />Tenure by Structure Type, 2011 <br />■Owner-occupied ❑Renter-occupied <br />Source: Census 1990 SF3 H008, U.S. Census 2000 SF3 H7, U.S. Census 2000 QT-H2. American Community Survey 2011 625032 <br />Note: Single-family detached includes manufactured homes. <br />Note: The number of dwelling units in Eugene shown in Table 2, Table 4, and Table 5 differ because the tables show different <br />information. Table 3 shows all units, Table 4 shows occupied units, and Table 6 shows occupied units where housing type is known. <br />Page 26 ECONorthwest Part 11 - Eugene Housing Needs Analysis <br />Single-family Single-family Two to four Five ormore <br />detached attached units units <br />
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