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Household Composition and Age as of 2016 (matched to development name, address and housing program as of 2017) [1]
Household Composition Disability Age of Household Head/Spouse
Shim ID [2] Development Name Street Address City Zip Code County Contact Phone Number Housing Program(s) [3] Total units % of Units Occupied Households Reported on as % of Occupied Units [4] % 2 or more Adults with Children % 1 Adult with Children % Female Head % Female Head with Children % of All Households Age 61 or Younger w/Head or Spouse with Disability % of All Households Age 62 or Older w/Head or Spouse with Disability % of All Persons in the Development with Disability % 24 or Less % 25 to 50 % 51-61 % 62 or More% 85 or More
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[1] This list does not contain all properties of the Assisted Housing Inventory for the jurisidiction(s) that you selected. It only includes those properties from the current AHI that were reported in the HUD Picture of Subsidized Households - 2015.
[2] Shim ID refers to the ID assigned to each property that is listed in the Assisted Housing Inventory of the Clearinghouse.
[3] These are the housing programs that currently fund the property according to the Assisted Housing Inventory of the Clearinghouse.
[4] Figures in the table are for reported households.
-1 = Not applicable
-2 = Don't know
-3 = No geocode
-4 = Suppressed (where the cell entry is less than 11 for reported families)
-5 = Non-reporting (where reporting rates - see % Reported - are less than 50%)
-99 = Not available
View A Picture of Subsidized Households - 2008 data dictionary for a description of all indicators.
Sources:  U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. A Picture of Subsidized Households - 2015.
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Race and Ethnicity as of 2016 (matched to development name, address and housing program as of 2017) [1]
Households by Race Households by Ethnicity % Minority (Nonwhite and/or Hispanic)
Shim ID [2] Development Name Street Address City Zip Code County Contact Phone Number Housing Program(s) [3] Total units % of Units Occupied Households Reported on as % of Occupied Units [4] % White % Black % Native American % Asian or Pacific Islander% Hispanic
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Notes: 
[1] This list does not contain all properties of the Assisted Housing Inventory for the jurisidiction(s) that you selected. It only includes those properties from the current AHI that were reported in the HUD Picture of Subsidized Households - 2015.
[2] Shim ID refers to the ID assigned to each property that is listed in the Assisted Housing Inventory of the Clearinghouse.
[3] These are the housing programs that currently fund the property according to the Assisted Housing Inventory of the Clearinghouse.
[4] Figures in the table are for reported households.
-1 = Not applicable
-2 = Don't know
-3 = No geocode
-4 = Suppressed (where the cell entry is less than 11 for reported families)
-5 = Non-reporting (where reporting rates - see % Reported - are less than 50%)
-99 = Not available
View A Picture of Subsidized Households - 2008 data dictionary for a description of all indicators.
Sources:  U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. A Picture of Subsidized Households - 2015.
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Income as of 2016 (matched to development name, address and housing program as of 2017) [1]
Shim ID [2] Development Name Street Address City Zip Code County Contact Phone Number Housing Program(s) [3] Total units % of Units Occupied Households Reported on as % of Occupied Units [4] Average Annual Household Income ($) Percent of Households in Income Range Source of Household Income [5] Household Income Categories
$1-$4,999 $5,000-$9,999 $10,000-$14,999 $15,000-$19,999 $20,000 or More Majority of Income is Wages (%) Majority of Income is Welfare (%) Majority of Income is Other (%) % Very Low Income % Extremely Low IncomeAverage Household Income as % of Local Median Family Income
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Notes: 
[1] This list does not contain all properties of the Assisted Housing Inventory for the jurisidiction(s) that you selected. It only includes those properties from the current AHI that were reported in the HUD Picture of Subsidized Households - 2015.
[2] Shim ID refers to the ID assigned to each property that is listed in the Assisted Housing Inventory of the Clearinghouse.
[3] These are the housing programs that currently fund the property according to the Assisted Housing Inventory of the Clearinghouse.
[4] Figures in the table are for reported households.
[5] Source of household income is calculated as a percentage of all reported households, including those that do not have any income.
-1 = Not applicable
-2 = Don't know
-3 = No geocode
-4 = Suppressed (where the cell entry is less than 11 for reported families)
-5 = Non-reporting (where reporting rates - see % Reported - are less than 50%)
-99 = Not available
View A Picture of Subsidized Households - 2008 data dictionary for a description of all indicators.
Sources:  U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. A Picture of Subsidized Households - 2015.
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Wait, Rent and Turnover as of 2016 (matched to development name, address and housing program as of 2017) [1]
Shim ID [2] Development Name Street Address City Zip Code County Contact Phone Number Housing Program(s) [3] Total Units % of Units Occupied Households Reported on as % of Occupied Units [4] Average Monthly Rent with Utilities($) [5] Average Utility Allowance ($) % of Households with Utility Allowance Average Months Since Moved in% Moving in the Past Year
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Notes: 
[1] This list does not contain all properties of the Assisted Housing Inventory for the jurisidiction(s) that you selected. It only includes those properties from the current AHI that were reported in the HUD Picture of Subsidized Households - 2015.
[2] Shim ID refers to the ID assigned to each property that is listed in the Assisted Housing Inventory of the Clearinghouse.
[3] These are the housing programs that currently fund the property according to the Assisted Housing Inventory of the Clearinghouse.
[4] Figures in the table are for reported households.
-1 = Not applicable
-2 = Don't know
-3 = No geocode
-4 = Suppressed (where the cell entry is less than 11 for reported families)
-5 = Non-reporting (where reporting rates - see % Reported - are less than 50%)
-99 = Not available
[5] Refers to tenant-paid portion of rent only; does not include amount of any rental assistance paid by HUD to owner.
View A Picture of Subsidized Households - 2008 data dictionary for a description of all indicators.
Sources:  U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. A Picture of Subsidized Households - 2015.
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Unit and Property Characteristics as of 2016 (matched to development name, address and housing program as of 2017) [1]
Shim ID [2] Development Name Street Address City Zip Code County Contact Phone Number Housing Program(s) [3] Total Units % of Units Occupied Households Reported on as % of Occupied Units [4] % 0-1 Bedrooms % 2 Bedrooms % 3 or More Bedrooms Average Number of People Per Unit % of Households Overhoused [5]Total Number of People in Property
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Notes: 
[1] This list does not contain all properties of the Assisted Housing Inventory for the jurisidiction(s) that you selected. It only includes those properties from the current AHI that were reported in the HUD Picture of Subsidized Households - 2015.
[2] Shim ID refers to the ID assigned to each property that is listed in the Assisted Housing Inventory of the Clearinghouse.
[3] These are the housing programs that currently fund the property according to the Assisted Housing Inventory of the Clearinghouse.
[4] Figures in the table are for reported households.
-1 = Not applicable
-2 = Don't know
-3 = No geocode
-4 = Suppressed (where the cell entry is less than 11 for reported families)
-5 = Non-reporting (where reporting rates - see % Reported - are less than 50%)
-99 = Not available
[5] An "overhoused" household resides in a unit with more bedrooms than people.
View A Picture of Subsidized Households - 2008 data dictionary for a description of all indicators.
Sources:  U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. A Picture of Subsidized Households - 2015.
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REAC Scores History [1]
HUD REAC Scores and Inspection Dates (Most Recent to Least Recent)
Shim ID [2] Development Name Street Address City Zip Code County Contact Phone Number Housing Program(s) [3] Total units REAC Score 1 Release Date 1 REAC Score 2 Release Date 2 REAC Score 3 Release Date 3 REAC Score 4 Release Date 4 REAC Score 5 Release Date 5 REAC Score 6 Release Date 6 REAC Score 7 Release Date 7 REAC Score 8 Release Date 8 REAC Score 9Release Date 9
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[1] These are the physical inspection scores as assigned by HUD's Real Estate Assessment Center (REAC), and the date that each score was released. Scores are posted from most recent to least recent available from HUD. A score of 60 and above is considered a passing score. The letter 'a' is given if there are no health and safety (H & S) deficiencies; 'b' if there are one or more non-life threatening H & S deficiencies; and 'c' if there are one or more life-threatening H & S deficiencies, also known as exigent or fire safety deficiencies. An asterisk indicates a smoke detector deficiency.
[2] Shim ID refers to the ID assigned to each property that is listed in the Assisted Housing Inventory of the Clearinghouse.
[3] These are the housing programs that currently fund the property according to the Assisted Housing Inventory of the Clearinghouse.

Sources:   HUD Office of Multifamily Housing Programs Physical Inspections Scores dataset.
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Mark to Market Status [1]
HUD Mark to Market Status
Shim ID [2] Development Name Street Address City Zip Code County Contact Phone Number Housing Program(s) [3] Total units PAE [4] Type [5] Date Accepted [6] 1st Tenant Mtg Held [7] Physical Condition Analysis Complete Appraisal Complete 2nd Tenant Mtg Held [8] Mortgage Restructuring Plan Submitted [9] Owner Executes Plan [10] Plan Completed [11]Below Market [12]
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[1] Describes property\'s progress through the HUD Office of Affordable Housing Preservation (OAHP) Mark to Market (M2M) program. Not all HUD properties have entered the M2M process.For information about the HUD Mark to Market process, see the HUD OAHP M2M Operating Procedures Guide.
[2] Shim ID refers to the ID assigned to each property that is listed in the Assisted Housing Inventory of the Clearinghouse.
[3] These are the housing programs that currently fund the property according to the Assisted Housing Inventory of the Clearinghouse.
[4] Participating Administrative Entity.
[5] "Mrtg Restr" refers to Mortgage Restructuring. "Rent Rdct" refers to Rent Reduction ("Mark to Market Lite").
[6] Date of acceptance for processing by HUD Office of Affordable Housing Preservation (OAHP).
[7] Held for residents and community members after issuance of Notice of Intent to Restructure.
[8] Held to review draft Restructuring Plan.
[9] PAE submits Restructuring Plan to HUD.
[10] Signifies owner agreement to Restructuring Plan.
[11] PAE provides notice to residents and community groups within 10 days of owner execution of Restructuring Plan.
[12] Project found by PAE to be ineligible for mortgage restructuring or rent reduction.

Sources:   Mark to Market (M2M) Reports.
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