Search Results for Census Tract

... ). Sastry et al. ( 2002 ) showed that in Los Angeles County, the great majority of individuals travel outside their residential census tract for work, grocery shopping, worship, and health care. Other studies have shown similar results (Vallee et al. 2010 ; Zenk et al. 2011 ). The majority of Los Angeles...

...John R. Hipp Abstract This study focuses on segregation as it plays out at the micro-level of housing unit transition. Employing a unique sample that places housing units into micro-neighborhoods and census tracts, this study tests whether the characteristics of the previous residents of the unit...

... the distribution of households in public housing relative to households in private sector housing (homeowner or private sector renting). Sources: Authors’ tabulations based on the 1982, 1990, 1999, and 2012 censuses. In Table 4 , we classify census tracts in four groups using quartiles...

... non-Hispanic white) of the census tract where they reside. Separate models predict these outcomes for whites, blacks, Hispanics, and Asians. Net of the effects of individuals’ background characteristics, whites live in census tracts with the highest average proportion of white residents...

... models. Data were drawn from four sources: John Hart’s Severe Plot v2.0, National Weather Service (NWS) Warning Verification data, Storm Prediction Center (SPC) watch data, and tract-level census data. Negative binomial regression was used to analyze the causes of tornado fatalities and injuries...

.... In the first comprehensive study of TSDFs to use census tract-level data, we find no nationally consistent and statistically significant differences between the racial or ethnic composition of tracts which contain commercial TSDFs and those which do not. TSDFs are more likely to be found in tracts...

... are concentrated are declining in total population, and the growing concentra- tion of Negroes in such areas reflects the movement of white families out of those tracts as well as restrictions on the hous- ing market for Negroes. Special censuses do not usually provide economic statistics for the population...

...Fig. 1 Conditional predicted probability of living in a given census tract (ratio to random placement), by census tract percentage White, year, and race/ethnicity of householder (local polynomial smoothed curves) ...

...Fig. 2 Neighborhood transition matrices for the overall sample of census tracts, 2000 and 2012–2016 ACS. Row percentages are presented for each nighttime composition; figures in parentheses are n s. ...

... account for the fact that some factors which emerge in studies of Western cities are sometimes not found in cities elsewhere. Some comments are also made on the value of using census tract data, and on the availability of computer programs for different initial and derived factor solutions. 30 12...

... Standard Metropolitan Sta- tistical Area Census Tract Report of the 1960 Censuses of Population and Hous- ing (U. S. Bureau of the Census, 1961). Milwaukee was selected because its black community is, in area and in popula- tion, both adequate and manageable for the purposes of this study. Milwaukee...

... Inventory. Since there was little con- struction in Cleveland during World War II, all other census tracts were presum- ably built up after 1945. Perusal of age of dwelling data for the 1950 and 1960 censuses would suggest that almost all of the remaining census tracts had a density of two structures per...

... of a sample of 2,709 counties and census tracts. Wefind that forecasters provide “value-added” knowledge for areas experiencing rapid change or areas with relatively large populations. For other areas, reduced value is more common than added value. Our results suggest that new forecasting strategies...

... information is available online. Using a corpus of millions of geocoded Craigslist advertisements for rental housing across the 50 largest metropolitan statistical areas in the United States merged with census tract–level data from the American Community Survey, we identify and describe the types...

...; and for the highest socioeconomic quintile census tracts, Baltimore, 1952–56. However, shifting the birth rates back forty weeks to approximate conception dates revealed no association with the observed coital rates. If the pattern presented has great generality, seasonal variations in births cannot be explained...

.... These data contain respondents’ religious identities and are geocoded at the census-tract level, allowing us to merge American Community Survey data and examine neighborhood-level outcomes to gauge respondents’ locational attainment. Net of controls, our multivariate analyses reveal that among blacks...