The Affordable Housing Needs Assessment (AHNA) provides data on population, household demographics and housing supply and demand for counties and local jurisdictions in Florida. The AHNA provides local governments with a common starting point for updating and evaluating the Housing Elements of their Comprehensive Plans. More about AHNA.


Data
  • NEW! Disability and Poverty Data, Year 2005
    Detailed county-level profiles of households with the most severe needs: low-income households paying more than half of income for housing costs and including person(s) with disabilities age 15 or older. Describes renter/owner status, poverty, Social Security/SSI receipt, substandard housing, unemployment, and presence of disabilities most likely to require housing modifications (physical, self-care, ability to go outside the home)
  • Quick Report
    The AHNA Quick Report allows the user to view and download data tables necessary to complete the Housing Element of the Comprehensive Plan under FAC Section 9J-5. Tables include data on the local housing inventory, conditions, affordability, and population projections. While these tables fulfill most of the Section 9J-5 data requirements, note that the statute requires additional information to be collected from local sources.
  • Affordable Housing Needs Summary This report provides 2005-2030 estimates and projections of the number of low-income, severely cost-burdened households in an area as a summary indicator of affordable housing need. Like the AHNA Quick Report, this report provides data for a single jurisdiction or unincorporated area and its surrounding county.
  • AHNA Version 3.x Archive
    Users may download the tables comprising the previous version of the AHNA, created in 1998-1999 for the first Evaluation and Appraisal cycle of the local Comprehensive Plans. Users receive an Excel file including all of the tables for a single county and its jurisdictions.
  • Data Access Tools
    Detailed data for all reports listed above can be customized by geographic area and indicator using these tools.