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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

English House Condition Survey, 2005

Variable Details

Variablefodocoth
LabelOccupancy - VACANT other - specify
Responses
Area currently subject of consultation exercise final outcome undetermined at this time 1
Previous occupant has moved but still comes to collect mail, mow the lawn etc. 1
Vacated due to low demand-unsure what will happen to building in future. 1
awaiting disposal 1
awaiting re-furbishment 1
awaiting refurb 1
awaiting refurbishment 1
being enlarged. discontinued as elders flat to be altered internally to create family dwelling. 1
considering development 1
council considering olicy to demolish flats, so will not relet until policy clear. 1
death 1
emptying block before sale 1
lefs vacant as policy 1
outcome of area apprasal and public consult 1
repossession 1
resident gone into hospital 1
resident into care 1
resident just died (ehc info) 1
see notes on the front and the rear of the form (used to be an old farm cottage with barns) 1
tenancy abandoned 1
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationEnglish House Condition Survey, 2005
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