Housing Standards in Brooklyn; An Intensive Study of the Housing Records of 3227 Workingmen's Families
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Where the rental was paid in the form of janitorial service the rental asked for similar quarters in the same building was designated as the rental paid by that particular family There were, of course, a small number of families who failed to report rentals. These, however, constitute but S% of the total number of the families studied.
The rentals have been given both per room and per apartment, since either item taken separately fails to give us an adequate idea of the entire rental paid or to.... enable us to compare the rate prevailing for difcerent 38 types of buildings or among different groups. For example, two families each paymg $12.00 per month for their apartments are not paying at the same rate if for that amount the one receives four rooms and the other three rooms.
We shall first consider the rents prevailing for the various types of houses irrespective of the various social groups inhabiting them. The fol- lowing table (XXXIV) gives the average rental for each type of house for the entire borough: TABLE XXXIV AVERAGE RENTS FOR ENTIRE BOROUGH Per Apartment Per Room Old Law Tenements $10.70 $2,45 New Law Tenements 12.20 3.37 Two-family Houses 11.92 2.65 Illegally Converted Tenements 11.90 3.01 Private Houses 14.58 3.10 All Types 11.24 2.69 As we should expect, the rentals prevailing for "old law" tenements are much less than those prevailing for any other type of house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where the rental was paid in the form of janitorial service the rental asked for similar quarters in the same building was designated as the rental paid by that particular family There were, of course, a small number of families who failed to report rentals. These, however, constitute but S% of the total number of the families studied.
The rentals have been given both per room and per apartment, since either item taken separately fails to give us an adequate idea of the entire rental paid or to.... enable us to compare the rate prevailing for difcerent 38 types of buildings or among different groups. For example, two families each paymg $12.00 per month for their apartments are not paying at the same rate if for that amount the one receives four rooms and the other three rooms.
We shall first consider the rents prevailing for the various types of houses irrespective of the various social groups inhabiting them. The fol- lowing table (XXXIV) gives the average rental for each type of house for the entire borough: TABLE XXXIV AVERAGE RENTS FOR ENTIRE BOROUGH Per Apartment Per Room Old Law Tenements $10.70 $2,45 New Law Tenements 12.20 3.37 Two-family Houses 11.92 2.65 Illegally Converted Tenements 11.90 3.01 Private Houses 14.58 3.10 All Types 11.24 2.69 As we should expect, the rentals prevailing for "old law" tenements are much less than those prevailing for any other type of house.
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