WIFI Projects

Used below layers to create this Map. https://gis.dallascityhall.com/wwwgis/rest/services/Mva_public/MarketValueAnalysis/MapServer https://dallasgis.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=c2cc6422e7964f3a9be1fbbcba5d0a05 https://dallasgis.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=e3b042eb54974b348c8e39d45e40bf7e#overview 'Percentage Households with No Internet Access' value is calculated. Sum(Households with No Computer, Households with Computer and No Internet Subscription fields) / (Total Households) MVA Clusters: Reinvestment Fund’s cluster analysis revealed nine market types, characterized as follows: Regional Choice “A”: Highest home values, largest level of new construction, high owner occupancy levels, and little housing distress (such as residential vacancy and foreclosure). Regional Choice “B”: Elevated home values, highest amounts of rehab. permits, highest levels of owner occupancy, and little housing distress. Regional Choice “C”: Elevated home values, above average levels of new construction, high levels of renter occupancy, and little housing distress. Steady “D”: Double average home values, high levels of rehab. permits, more owners than renters, and low levels of foreclosure and residential vacancy. Steady “E”: About average home values, highest household density, highest levels of renter occupancy, some residential vacancy and foreclosure. Steady “F”: Home values slightly below the citywide average, little new construction, more owners than renters, and about average levels of foreclosure and residential vacancy. Transitional “G”: Below average home values, little new construction, more renters than owners, and highest levels of subsidized rentals. Transitional “H”: Home values well below the citywide average, little new construction, more owners than renters, elevated levels of residential vacancy and foreclosure. Distressed “I”: Lowest home values in Dallas, slightly below average levels of new construction, about an even share of owners and renters, the highest levels of residential code violation liens, vacancy, and foreclosure.