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This publication provides a closer look at severe housing problems as well as the differences across rural and urban Kentucky. There are several criteria that fall under severe housing problems, such as overcrowding, high housing costs, lack of kitchen facilities, or lack of plumbing facilities...
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DownloadOur Housing County Data Profiles provide housing characteristics, projections, values, as well as owner and renter characteristics. Data on in-commuting workers by income are also included in this profile for a fuller picture of county housing factors.
County Data ProfilesBy Joe Kercsmar, Research Analyst, CEDIK,
Dr. Alison Davis, Professor and Executive Director, CEDIK,
and Simona Balazs, Research Director, CEDIK
Published on Feb. 15, 2020
By Joe Kercsmar, Research Analyst, CEDIK,
Dr. Alison Davis, Professor and Executive Director, CEDIK,
and Simona Balazs, Research Director, CEDIK
Published on Feb. 15, 2020
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