Statistics, Demographics and Census: Housing Characteristics

Population

• Characteristics
• Census Tracts

Housing

• Characteristics
• Metropolitan Areas
• Block Statistics

Decennial

• 2000
• 1990
• 1980
• 1970
• 1960
• 1950
• 1940
• 1930
• 1920
• 1880-1910
• Earlier

General Information

Vol I - Characteristics of Housing Units
(paper copies available at US DOCS C3.224/3:980/...)

• Ch. A - General Housing Characteristics
• Ch. B - Detailed Housing Characteristics

Vol I - Housing Characteristics for States, Cities, and Counties, including
(paper copies available at US DOCS C3.224/3:970/...)

• Ch. A - General Housing Characteristics: Florida, pages 11-1 through 11-120
• Ch. B - Detailed Housing Characteristics: Florida, pages 11-121 through 11-344

Census of Housing

• Vol. 1, Part 3, States & Small Areas, Delaware - Indiana

Census of Housing

• Vol I - General Characteristics, Florida

Census of Housing

• Vol I - Data for small areas, Florida. Selected housing statistics for States, counties, and minor civil divisions; for urban and rural l areas; for incorporated places; and for metropolitan districts (pages 225-270)
• Vol II - General characteristics, Florida. Occupancy and tenure status, value of home or monthly rent, size of household and race of head, type of structure, exterior material, year built, conversion, state of repair, number of rooms, housing facilities and equipment, and mortgage status (pages 461-548)
• Vol III - Characteristics by monthly rent or value, Florida (pages 243-291)
• Vol IV - Mortgages on owner-occupied nonfarm homes, Florida (pages 245-287)

1930 Census

• Vol VI - Families and Dwellings, Florida. (pages 265-292)
  reported for counties, 3 large cities (Jacksonville, Miami, Tampa) and 11 smaller cities (Daytona Beach, Gainesville, Key West, Lakeland, Orlando, Pensacola, St. Augustine, St. Petersburg, Sanford, Tallahassee, West Palm Beach), plus limited data for smaller incorporated places