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South Waltham Housing Statistics, Occupancy and Year Built

South Waltham 2010 Housing Occupancy Statistics Graph

South Waltham data is not available. Middlesex county data used instead.

2010 Housing Occupancy Statistics Middlesex county, MA Massachusetts United States
Total Units 618,340 2,795,287 126,739,245
Occupied Units 606,525 98.09% 2,659,083 95.13% 118,402,143 93.42%
Vacant Units 11,815 1.91% 136,204 4.87% 8,337,102 6.58%
Total Housing Units
Owner Occupied Units 378,528 61.22% 1,656,827 59.27% 80,110,230 63.21%
Renter Occupied Units 227,997 36.87% 1,002,256 35.86% 38,291,913 30.21%
Vacant Units 11,815 1.91% 136,204 4.87% 8,337,102 6.58%
Vacant Housing Units
Vacant Units For Rent 4,157 35.18% 27,300 20.04% 2,092,454 25.10%
Vacant Units For Sale 1,794 15.18% 12,024 8.83% 1,243,690 14.92%
Vacant Units Seasonal 2,683 22.71% 75,525 55.45% 3,265,875 39.17%
Vacant Units Vacant Other 3,181 26.92% 21,355 15.68% 1,735,083 20.81%

The data for Middlesex county, MA may also contain data for the following areas: Melrose, East Arlington, Acton, Shirley, Lexington, Reading, Newton, Concord, West Somerville, Dracut, Newtonville, West Newton, Bedford, Burlington, North Waltham, Sherborn, Townsend, Waltham, Winchester, Medford, South Chelmsford, Cambridge, Newton Center, East Cambridge, Natick, South Waltham, Newton Lower Falls, Waban, Watertown, Maynard, Wilmington, Auburndale, Groton, Somerville, Weston, West Townsend, Chestnut Hill, Chelmsford, Arlington, Lowell, Marlborough, Pepperell, Belmont, North Cambridge, Stow, Newton Centre, Lincoln, Shirley Center, Woburn, Newton Upper Falls, Hudson, North Billerica, Ayer, North Reading, East Watertown, Everett, Malden, Sudbury, Ashland, Dunstable, Village of Nagog Woods, Framingham, Winter Hill, Billerica, Tyngsboro, Westford, North Chelmsford, Kates Corner, Stoneham, Boxborough, Littleton, Wakefield, Devens, Wayland, Hopkinton, Ashby, Carlisle, Tewksbury, Newton Highlands, Holliston

Occupied Units: Housing units that are Owner Occupied or Renter Occupied.

Vacant Units: Housing units that are For Sale and Vacant, For Rent and Vacant, Seasonal and Vacant and Other.

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South Waltham 2010 Housing Statistics Year Built Graph

South Waltham data is not available. Middlesex county data used instead.

2010 Housing Statistic Year Built Middlesex county, MA Massachusetts United States
Housing, Units 618,340 2,795,287 126,739,245
Housing, Median Year Built 1959 1962 1977
Built 1999 or Later 120,018 19.41% 565,131 20.22% 33,394,376 26.35%
Built 1995 to 1998 12,738 2.06% 62,381 2.23% 6,180,468 4.88%
Built 1990 to 1994 14,166 2.29% 75,967 2.72% 6,145,589 4.85%
Built 1980 to 1989 41,091 6.65% 214,504 7.67% 13,459,420 10.62%
Built 1970 to 1979 55,452 8.97% 273,926 9.80% 17,376,612 13.71%
Built 1960 to 1969 66,804 10.80% 283,299 10.13% 14,119,865 11.14%
Built 1950 to 1959 74,696 12.08% 313,764 11.22% 13,420,104 10.59%
Built 1940 to 1949 43,626 7.06% 199,903 7.15% 7,562,056 5.97%
Built 1939 or Earlier 189,749 30.69% 806,412 28.85% 15,080,755 11.90%

The data for Middlesex county, MA may also contain data for the following areas: Melrose, East Arlington, Acton, Shirley, Lexington, Reading, Newton, Concord, West Somerville, Dracut, Newtonville, West Newton, Bedford, Burlington, North Waltham, Sherborn, Townsend, Waltham, Winchester, Medford, South Chelmsford, Cambridge, Newton Center, East Cambridge, Natick, South Waltham, Newton Lower Falls, Waban, Watertown, Maynard, Wilmington, Auburndale, Groton, Somerville, Weston, West Townsend, Chestnut Hill, Chelmsford, Arlington, Lowell, Marlborough, Pepperell, Belmont, North Cambridge, Stow, Newton Centre, Lincoln, Shirley Center, Woburn, Newton Upper Falls, Hudson, North Billerica, Ayer, North Reading, East Watertown, Everett, Malden, Sudbury, Ashland, Dunstable, Village of Nagog Woods, Framingham, Winter Hill, Billerica, Tyngsboro, Westford, North Chelmsford, Kates Corner, Stoneham, Boxborough, Littleton, Wakefield, Devens, Wayland, Hopkinton, Ashby, Carlisle, Tewksbury, Newton Highlands, Holliston

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South Waltham 2010 Housing Statistics, Move In Date by Year Graph

South Waltham data is not available. Middlesex county data used instead.

2010 Move In Date by Year Middlesex county, MA Massachusetts United States
Households 606,525 2,659,083 118,402,143
Household, Median Year Moved In 2003 2003 2003
Moved in 1999 or Later 535,548 88.30% 2,354,033 88.53% 106,806,899 90.21%
Moved in 1995 to 1998 14,356 2.37% 62,129 2.34% 2,762,371 2.33%
Moved in 1990 to 1994 7,795 1.29% 34,581 1.30% 1,539,771 1.30%
Moved in 1980 to 1989 7,893 1.30% 35,841 1.35% 1,493,038 1.26%
Moved in 1970 to 1979 10,944 1.80% 47,691 1.79% 1,933,509 1.63%
Moved in 1969 or Earlier 29,989 4.94% 124,808 4.69% 3,866,555 3.27%

The data for Middlesex county, MA may also contain data for the following areas: Melrose, East Arlington, Acton, Shirley, Lexington, Reading, Newton, Concord, West Somerville, Dracut, Newtonville, West Newton, Bedford, Burlington, North Waltham, Sherborn, Townsend, Waltham, Winchester, Medford, South Chelmsford, Cambridge, Newton Center, East Cambridge, Natick, South Waltham, Newton Lower Falls, Waban, Watertown, Maynard, Wilmington, Auburndale, Groton, Somerville, Weston, West Townsend, Chestnut Hill, Chelmsford, Arlington, Lowell, Marlborough, Pepperell, Belmont, North Cambridge, Stow, Newton Centre, Lincoln, Shirley Center, Woburn, Newton Upper Falls, Hudson, North Billerica, Ayer, North Reading, East Watertown, Everett, Malden, Sudbury, Ashland, Dunstable, Village of Nagog Woods, Framingham, Winter Hill, Billerica, Tyngsboro, Westford, North Chelmsford, Kates Corner, Stoneham, Boxborough, Littleton, Wakefield, Devens, Wayland, Hopkinton, Ashby, Carlisle, Tewksbury, Newton Highlands, Holliston

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South Waltham, Massachusetts Demographics Summary