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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Scottish Household Survey, 2013

Variable Details

Variableoh9
Labeloh9 - What was the purchase price of this property?
Question text WHAT WAS THE PURCHASE PRICE OF THIS PROPERTY?
Responses
0 4
500 4
1000 5
1500 2
2000 2
2500 5
3000 5
3500 10
4000 9
4500 8
5000 10
5500 7
6000 7
6500 3
7000 11
7500 9
8000 18
8500 9
9000 20
9500 9
10000 15
10500 2
11000 25
11500 8
12000 17
12500 6
13000 10
13500 8
14000 18
14500 5
15000 24
15500 6
16000 9
16500 7
17000 16
17500 7
18000 13
18500 8
19000 7
19500 7
20000 10
21000 5
21500 5
22000 8
22500 3
23000 13
23500 1
24000 8
24500 2
25000 14
25500 5
26000 6
26500 3
27000 8
27500 5
28000 17
28500 2
29000 9
29500 9
30000 17
30500 2
31000 2
31500 1
32000 12
32500 7
33000 7
33500 3
34000 7
34500 2
35000 26
35500 1
36000 14
36500 2
37000 6
37500 5
38000 10
38500 6
39000 4
39500 3
40000 18
40500 1
41000 7
41500 1
42000 10
42500 5
43000 8
43500 3
44000 7
44500 3
45000 22
45500 1
46000 7
47000 5
47500 6
48000 8
49000 4
49500 2
50000 20
51000 1
51500 1
52000 16
52500 3
53000 3
54000 8
54500 2
55000 14
56000 7
57000 5
57500 1
58000 8
59000 4
60000 34
61000 2
61500 1
62000 10
62500 4
63000 11
63500 3
64000 9
65000 25
65500 2
66000 9
67000 10
67500 3
68000 9
68500 1
69000 7
70000 16
70500 2
71000 1
72000 11
72500 3
73000 10
74000 6
74500 1
75000 20
76000 8
76500 1
77000 2
77500 1
78000 7
79000 10
79500 1
80000 27
80500 1
81000 3
82000 11
83000 5
83500 3
84000 6
84500 1
85000 24
85500 2
86000 7
86500 1
87000 5
87500 4
88000 4
89000 7
90000 19
91000 4
92000 14
92500 4
93000 6
94000 1
95000 16
96000 7
97000 4
97500 4
98000 2
99000 5
99500 1
100000 22
101000 5
102000 5
103000 2
104000 2
105000 10
106000 2
106500 1
107000 2
108000 5
109000 2
110000 8
111000 1
112000 4
112500 1
113000 2
114000 1
115000 11
116000 1
116500 1
117000 6
117500 2
118000 3
118500 1
119000 4
120000 21
121000 4
121500 1
122000 3
123000 2
123500 2
124000 3
125000 14
126000 2
127000 1
128000 3
129000 2
130000 17
131000 1
132000 2
133000 2
134000 2
135000 17
136000 3
136500 1
137000 3
138000 2
139000 2
140000 16
141000 1
142000 3
144000 1
145000 8
146000 3
147000 4
148000 3
149000 2
150000 17
151000 3
152000 5
153000 4
154000 3
155000 11
156000 2
157000 3
158000 2
160000 11
161000 1
162000 3
162500 1
163000 3
164000 2
165000 17
167000 2
167500 1
168000 1
168500 1
169000 3
169500 1
170000 11
171000 2
172000 3
175000 11
177000 3
178000 1
179000 1
180000 17
181000 2
182000 1
183500 1
184000 2
185000 8
186000 3
187000 1
189000 2
190000 5
192000 3
195000 6
195500 1
196000 2
196500 1
197500 1
198000 1
200000 12
203000 2
204000 1
205000 4
208000 1
209000 1
210000 8
211000 2
214000 1
215000 5
216000 1
217000 3
218000 1
220000 9
222000 1
225000 3
227000 1
230000 7
230500 1
235000 3
239000 1
240000 7
245000 £245,000+ 142
-99 Refused 112
-97 Don't know 180
Sysmiss 8384
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationScottish Household Survey, 2013
UniverseHouseholds and individual adults within households in Scotland.;Scottish Adults;National
SamplingOne-stage stratified or systematic random sample
Study TypeRepeated cross-sectional study
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