Table A-9.-VALUE-INCOME RATIO FOR OWNER-OCCUPIED DWELLING UNITS, AND GROSS RENT AS PERCENTAGE OF INCOME FOR RENTER-OCCUPIED DWELLING UNITS, FOR THE DAYTON STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA: 1950 [Based on 20-percent sample. Median not shown where base is less than 500. Income of only primary families and individuals]

? Ratio not computed when value or income is not reported, value is less than $100 or $99,900 or more, or income is less than $100 or $10,000 or more.
* Percentage not computed when unit is rent-free, rent or income is not reported, rent is $999 or more, or income is less than $100 or $10,000 or more.

Table A-10.-TYPE OF HOUSEHOLD IN OWNER- AND RENTER-OCCUPIED DWELLING UNITS, FOR THE
DAYTON STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA: 1950

Table A-10.-TYPE OF HOUSEHOLD IN OWNER- AND RENTER-OCCUPIED DWELLING UNITS, FOR THE
DAYTON STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA: 1950-Con.

2 Restricted to 1-dwelling-unit properties.

Ratio not computed when value or income is not reported, value is less than $100 or $99,900 or more, or income is less than $100 or $10,000 or more. • Percentage not computed when unit is rent-free, rent or income is not reported, rent is $999 or more, or income is less than $100 or $10,000 or more.

Table B-1.—VALUE OF OWNER-OCCUPIED DWELLING UNITS, FOR THE CITY OF DAYTON: 1950
[Asterisk (*) denotes statistics based on 4-percent sample; other statistics, 20-percent sample. Restricted to 1-dwelling-unit structures in 1-dwelling-unit properties.
Median not shown where base is less than 500]

* Ratio not computed when value or income is not reported, value is less than $100 or $99,900 or more, or income is less than $100 or $10,000 or more.

Table B-2.-CONTRACT MONTHLY RENT OF RENTER-OCCUPIED DWELLING UNITS, FOR THE CITY OF
DAYTON: 1950

[Asterisk (*) denotes statistics based on 4-percent sample; other statistics, 20-percent sample. Median not shown where base is less than 500]

Table B-3.-GROSS MONTHLY RENT OF RENTER-OCCUPIED DWELLING UNITS, FOR THE CITY OF
DAYTON: 1950

[Asterisk (*) denotes statistics based on 4-percent sample; other statistics, 20-percent sample]

1 Income of only primary families and individuals.

* Percentage not computed when unit is rent-free, rent or income is not reported, rent is $999 or more, or income is less than $100 or $10,000 or more.