Household Movement in West Central Scotland : Clydeside Chains Survey, 1972

<P>Abstract copyright UK Data Service and data collection copyright owner.</P><br>This study investigated the chains of moves and the processes of filtering through the housing system, initiated by the building of new owner-occupied and local authority dwellings first occupied in 1969/70.<br><B>Main Topics</B>:<BR><br>Attitudinal/Behavioural Questions<br>
Residence: type, estimated age, total number in household, household type, number of dependent children/earners, number of rooms, persons per room, satisfaction with size of accommodation, length of residence, amenities, tenure.<br>
Public renters: length of application, whether on waiting list at time of move, whether still on waiting list.<br>
Private renters: rent per annum, length of application, whether on waiting list at time of move, whether still on waiting list.<br>
Owner occupiers: condition of ownership, how house obtained, date started buying, price, deposit, mortgage, repayments, expected length of stay in house, whether on local authority waiting list now/at time house bought/still on, length of application, reason for move.<br>
Comparison with previous residence (reasons for liking/disliking), place of previous residence, length of residence, reasons for vacancy in previous accommodation (where applicable), household composition change, previous housing history of head of household and housewife.<br>
Background Variables<br>
Age, social class and income of head of household, total household income.