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Total housing units 2,034Occupied 1,824Vacant 210Occupied housing units 1,824Owner-occupied 1,063Renter-occupied 761Table 5.1. Housing units in South Wilmington.Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2000Housing unit occupancy and vacancyVacant (10.3%)♦ Most South Wilmingtonhousing units wereoccupied in 2000.Occupied (89.7%)Figure 5.2. Percentages of occupied and vacant housing units in South Wilmington.Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2000Chapter 5: Residential development 85
Renter versus owner occupancyRenter-occupied (41.7%)Owner-occupied (58.3%)♦ A larger percentage ofhousing units wereoccupied by owners thanwere occupied byrenters.Figure 5.3. Percentages of owner- and renter-occupied housing units in South Wilmington.Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 20005.b. Housing Unit Property Values, Mortgages, and RentsThis section presents information on the value, mortgage and ownership costs, and rental rates ofhousing units in South Wilmington.In the 2000 Census, home values were collected only from owner-occupied housing units;specifically, owner-occupied single-family homes on less than 10 acres without a business or medicaloffice on the property (Bennefield, 2003). The home value reported by the Census Bureaurepresents the owner’s estimate of what the house and lot would sell for if it were on the market(Bennefield, 2003). In 2000, over three-quarters of the 1,038 owner-occupied housing units forwhich housing values were collected in South Wilmington were valued at between $40,000 and$99,999 (Figure 5.4.). Less than 15 percent of units were valued at over $100,000.Approximately two-thirds of all owner-occupied housing units had an active mortgage in 2000(Figure 5.5.). Of units with mortgages, over 75 percent of owners paid monthly ownership costs ofbetween $500 and $1,499; in contrast, nearly two-thirds of owners without mortgages paid between$150 and $299 monthly for housing-related costs (Figure 5.6.).With regards to rented South Wilmington housing units, most renters (93.8 percent) paid cash rentin 2000 (Figure 5.7.). Rents most commonly ranged from $350 to $749 per month, with most renters(19.7 percent) paying between $550 and $649 a month. Less than ten percent of South Wilmingtonrenters paid more than $900 per month in rent in 2000.86South Wilmington Socioeconomic Profile
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Copies of this report may be obtain
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South Wilmington Census block group
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South Wilmington Census blocks stud
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Table of FiguresFigure 1.1. South W
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Figure 5.3. Percentages of owner- a
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Figure 9.1. South Wilmington police
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PrefaceThis socioeconomic profile r
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Chapter 1: IntroductionThis chapter
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The South Wilmington SAMP provides
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Figure 1.2. Illustration of Census
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Other dataThroughout this report, d
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The Christina River watershed also
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Chapter 8: Public and community dev
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Chapter 2: Demographic and Housing
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DRAFT: Not for distributionFigure 2
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DRAFT: Not for distributionIn 2000,
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DRAFT: Not for distributiona. Males
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South Wilmington City of Wilmington
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% Local family households80.070.060
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Chapter 3: Demographic Characterist
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Page 61 and 62: Gender distributionIn South Wilming
Page 63 and 64: a. Males by age% Local female popul
Page 65 and 66: a. Males% Local male population age
Page 67 and 68: a. South Wilmington80.070.0MalesFem
Page 69 and 70: Household typesThe Census Bureau de
Page 71 and 72: 45.040.0a. Family households39.737.
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Page 88 and 89: % Local employed population18.016.0
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Page 94 and 95: 80.070.072.267.866.5South Wilmingto
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Page 113 and 114: a. Housing units with mortgages60.0
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Grades 4 - 6Grades 7 - 8Elbert Palm
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Institutions of higher learningAs d
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City of Wilmington government offic
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Hospital Location # of bedsAlfred I
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Ch. 8: Public & community services
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Ch. 8: Public & community services
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Chapter 9: Crime, voting, and vital
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9.a. Crime StatisticsThis section p
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% Local arrests45.040.035.030.025.0
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35.0ArrestsComplaints33.330.027.8%
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Number of votersPartyregisteredTota
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Figure 9.9. Delaware House of Repre
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9.c. Vital StatisticsThis section p
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100.090.090.6Census Tract 19City of
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City of WilmingtonNew Castle County
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PropertyclassNumber Building assess
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Clark, S.L. and Weismantle, M. (200
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Simmons, T. & O’Neill, G. (2001).
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City of Wilmington Census tracts:10
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