Publicly funded apartments in the residential quarters Düsseldorf

The data set contains the number and proportion of publicly funded apartments with occupancy or rental price fixation in the residential quarters of Düsseldorf since 2014. On the basis of newly defined residential quarters, the small-scale housing market observation enables a detailed, spatial analysis of the status quo on the housing market. It includes data since 2014 and is updated annually. Each residential quarter is assigned to a residential district type. These types derive from the building typology and the construction age as well as the different land uses. The residential quarters thus characterise the different, small-scale sub-markets in Düsseldorf. In your own data sets you will find geoinformation about the residential quarter boundaries and key tables for the residential quarters. The interactive offer on the data can be found on the page of the Office of Statistics and Elections at: https://www.duesseldorf.de/statistik-und-wahlen/statistik-und-stadtforschung/analysen/wohnungsmarktbeobachtung.html Here you can also find explanations of terms and the data collection for housing market observation in the PDF and XLS file formats. The files containing data on the number and proportion of publicly funded apartments with occupancy or rental price fixation in the residential quarters of Düsseldorf contain the following column information: Residential quarters: Number of the quarters Number of publicly funded dwellings with occupancy/rental price fixation: Number of subsidised dwellings Share of publicly funded dwellings with occupancy/rental price fixation: percentage of subsidised housing in the total stock Note: The allocation of the districts to the residential quarters is determined by the quarter numbering. The first two places are the district and the district. The subsequent digits indicate the subsequent numbering of the residential quarters. Definitions: Occupancy binding: The apartment may only be made available to households with a valid residence permit and proposed by the Housing Office. Rental price fixation: The rent may not exceed the so-called “reasonable costs of accommodation” as defined by the City of Düsseldorf.