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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

English House Condition Survey, 2003

Variable Details

Variablecliento
LabelPredominant Client Group: Another Group
Responses
ELDERLY HOUSING 1
ELDERLY PEOPLE/DISABLED PENSIONERS/A FORM OF SHELTERED HOUSING 1
ELDERLY PERSONS 4
ESTATE EMPLOYEES 1
ETHNIC 1
FAMILIES 1
HOLIDAY COTTAGE 2
HOLIDAY LETTINGS 1
HOUSING BENEFIT RECIPIENTS 1
LOCAL AUTHORITY OWNED SHELTERED ACCOMODATION FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE 1
LOUD ESTATE/ESTATE HOUSES 1
OAPS 1
RETIRED 7
RETIRED COUPLES/PEOPLE DOWNSIZING FROM LARGER PROPERTIES 1
RETIRED COUPLES/PEOPLE DOWNSIZING TO SMALLER PROPERTIES 1
RETIRED PEOPLE 7
RETIRED PERSONS 2
RETIREMENT 1
RETIREMENT APARTMENTS 1
SHELTERED ACCOMODATION FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE/LOCAL AUTHORIY OWNED 1
SHELTERED ACCOMODATION/SUCH AS SUBJECT PROPERTY FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE 1
SOME HOLIDAY LETS 1
TOURISTS 1
TOURISTS/HOLIDAY MAKERS 1
VARIOUS FORMS OF SHELTERED HOUSING FOR DISABLED PERSON/ELDERLY 1
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationEnglish House Condition Survey, 2003
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