- Residential
use (single family, townhouse, condo, duplex, triplex and residential
unspecified);
- Persons
who sold and bought only one residential property, not multiple
transactions or flippers;
- Who
must be an individual home buyer/seller, not an institutional buyer/seller;
3.
Property Transaction Data: 1985-1998 Original Deed
Transfer Records*
These
data sets cover 53 counties of Ohio, 4 counties of Michigan, and 3 counties in
Kentucky. There are two sets of data for each county. One is the original deed transfer main record with detailed
property characteristics. The other is called sale record, which is a short
version of the previously mentioned record, primarily with the mortgage sale
information for all kind of property class. Data includes full population, not
just samples. Both original file formats are in fixed length text file
format (.txt and .sal extension).
(See
Data Availability 1985 - 1998 Original Deed Transfer Records.)
*
Data is not available for the public.
4. 1985-1998 Matched Buyer-Seller Data*
For
each of 7 multi-county metropolitan areas in the state (Franklin, Delaware,
Licking, Fairfield, Union, Madison, Pickaway) for each of the 14 years (1985 -
1998), we have matched home buyer-seller data sets (matched by names on the
deeds transfers). Cases are
households who sold one home and bought another.
Detailed property characteristics including exact address for both the
home bought and sold. Total number
of records are 54,965. Original
file is in SAS format.
*
Data is not available for the public.
5. 1995
Housing Survey in Franklin County   
For Franklin county for 1995 the matched
buyer-seller data set contains 2420 cases.
A survey was sent to 1600 of those (all cases in the suburbs and a random
sample of those in the central city). Received
835 usable surveys in return. Tests
indicate that the survey returns without weighting represent the houses sold by
geography and price class. They
slightly overrepresent higher priced homes in the home purchased categories.
The survey has been combined with the matched property data from the deed
transfer records. Original file is available in SAS format and has been
geocoded by XY coordinates in State Plane 1983, Ohio South projection.
Shapefile is also available upon request.
(See
Survey Research
on Homeowner Satisfaction and Mobility Decision.)
6.
1998 Housing Survey for 7 County Region
  
For
the 7 county central Ohio area for 1998 the matched buyer-seller data set
was again surveyed. All cases in the six suburban counties (Delaware,
Licking, Fairfield, Union, Madison, Pickaway) and
all cases in the five inner suburbs of Franklin County (Bexley, Gahanna,
Westerville, Worthington, and Upper Arlington) received a survey.
A random sample in the remainder of Franklin county was also surveyed. We
sent out a total of 4300 surveys and received approximately 2080 surveys (48%
return). The survey has been
combined with part of the matched property data. (See
Survey Research
on Homeowner Satisfaction and Mobility Decision.)
7. 1995-1998
combined
Housing Survey in Franklin County  
8. 2001
Housing Survey for Franklin County
  
(prior-Sept 11)
In late summer 2001, a
mail survey of a random sample of 2600 homeowners in Franklin county, Ohio, the
central county of the Columbus metropolitan area was conducted. Samples
were drawn from the auditor's records. "Homeownership" is determined
by land use codes, site and mortgage mailing addresses in those records. The
survey asked questions about housing/neighborhood satisfaction and desires,
mobility and remodeling plans, and demographic characteristics of the household.
A subset of surveys contains conjoint
questions asking people to select between housing options within a budget
constraint. 1257 survey cases were returned (48% response rate).
Original file is in Excel format.
(See
Survey Research
on Homeowner Satisfaction and Mobility Decision.)
9. 2001
Housing Survey for Franklin County
  
(post-Sept 11)
The
post-September 11 survey was completed and mailed in November 2001 to a new
random sample of 1,940 homeowners from the same geographic area in Franklin
county, Ohio. The final version of the collected data became available for
analysis in February 2002 with a total of 803 returned surveys (41% response
rate). It
not only has the similar questions as the prior one but also asking people's
opinion about impact of Sept 11 attacks on their home ownership decisions in
order to study the possible effects of the terrorist attack on people's views
of their homes, neighborhoods, and communities in a geographic region that was
not directly affected by the attacks on September 11th. The goal of this
follow-up survey was to gather data that would permit an examination of the
possible differences between the answers given immediately before the attack and
those within a month or two after the attack. Analysis
to date has included univariate comparisons between pre- and post- attack
variables and multivariate analyses using discrete choice conjoint methods to
analyze respondent's preferences for combinations of housing features. This
study looks at the immediate impact of the terrorist attacks on people's
satisfaction and plans.
(See
Research Report for more details.)
10. 2001 Prior-
& Post-Sept-11 Combined
Housing Survey for Franklin  
11. 2004
Housing Survey for Franklin County   
Neighborhood satisfaction survey has been once again
conducted in the spring of 2004. 2600
survey samples were mailed out to random selected homeowners in Franklin
County. 837 samples were received (32%
return rate). The survey responses
provide valuable information on what individuals value most in their
neighborhoods. The Center has compiled
some basic statistical analysis. Click
here to view the results.
(See
Survey Research
on Homeowner Satisfaction and Mobility Decision.)
12. 2006
Housing Survey for Franklin, Delaware,
  
Fairfield,
and Licking Counties
2006 survey
data covers 4 counties in Central Ohio (Franklin, Delaware, Fairfield, and Licking). Samples were drawn from the matched home
buyer-seller data sets (matched by names on the deeds transfers). Total number
of records are 766.
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