Winchester Housing Survey, 1971-1972

<P>Abstract copyright UK Data Service and data collection copyright owner.</P><br>To obtain evidence to assist in advising Winchester City Council on housing policies. In particular, to assist in estimating current housing needs, the extent to which the current stock meets these needs and to assess future changes.<br><B>Main Topics</B>:<BR><br>Attitudinal/Behavioural Questions<br>
Residence: type of accommodation, rateable/gross value, dwelling rated with business, estimated age of rateable unit, multi-occupation of rateable unit, household type/age, tenure, how house obtained, details of house price/mortgage/deposit/repayments/rent. Number of persons in household, number of dependent children, number of bedrooms/rooms, whether shared, persons per room, amenities, whether present accommodation goes with job. Satisfaction with size of accommodation, attempts to get smaller/larger accommodation (reasons why not/outcome), consider move to smaller dwelling. More amenities wanted (reasons why not), prepared to pay extra rent for amenities (amount). Knowledge of grants available, applications made (reasons). Amenities respondent considers unnecessary, essential, desirable or luxuries. Number of cars available to household, likelihood of getting a car in next few years, overnight parking, satisfaction with dwelling/neighbourhood.<br>
Previous residence: date of move; household composition change; length of residence; whether tied to job; reasons for move; tenure (mortgage repayments/rent).<br>
Intention to move (where and when) with reasons, action taken (renting or buying with reasons), considered buying/considered buying if no deposit required, preference to rent from council or private landlord (reasons), preference to rent where repayments of a mortgage equal rent, maximum rent/price/deposit/repayments possible, reasons for wanting to buy, whether have been on Winchester Council Housing List (reasons why not), date put on list, outcome of placement on list, other accommodation sought (outcome), considered buying present accommodation (reasons why not). Second home, type.<br>
Background Variables<br>
Area, age, sex, occupation employment status and income of chief wage earner. Income of total household, socio-economic group.