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Tenure of Household

2006 Census

Tenure of Household in Northland Region,(1)(2) 2006 Census
     
 
Region/ City/ DistrictNew Zealand
Owned or partly owned by usual resident(s)
     Mortgage arrangements NFD
  1,200  26,526
     Who make mortgage payments
  13,779  405,267
     With no mortgage payments
  13,380  312,159
Not owned by usual resident(s)
     Rental arrangements NFD
  237  6,315
     Who make rent payments
  12,540  388,272
     With no rent payments
  2,919  57,375
Held in a family trust by usual resident(s)(3)
     Mortgage arrangements NFD
  594  13,386
     Who make mortgage payments
  2,196  72,825
     With no mortgage payments
  3,138  81,711
Not elsewhere included(4)
  4,470  90,333
Total  54,453  1,454,175

1. All figures are for households in private occupied dwellings.
2. 'Tenure of household' refers to the nature of the occupancy of a household in a private dwelling, at the time of the survey. It does not refer to the tenure of the land on which the dwelling is situated.
3. Information on family trusts was first collected in 2006.
4. Includes 'response unidentifiable' and 'not stated'. 

Note:
NFD not further defined

1996–2001 Censuses

Tenure of Household in Northland Region,(1)(2) 1996–2006 Censuses
     
 
199620012006
Owned or partly owned by usual resident(s)
     Mortgage arrangements NFD
  675  489  1,200
     Who make mortgage payments
  14,982  14,835  13,782
     With no mortgage payments
  16,260  17,508  13,380
Not owned by usual resident(s)
     Rental arrangements NFD
  765  720  234
     Who make rent payments
  9,459  11,508  12,540
     With no rent payments
  2,673  1,632  2,922
Held in a family trust by usual resident(s)(3)
     Mortgage arrangements NFD
......  594
     Who make mortgage payments
......  2,196
     With no mortgage payments
......  3,138
Not elsewhere included(4)
  2,742  3,981  4,467
Total  47,556  50,673  54,453

1. All figures are for households in private occupied dwellings.
2. 'Tenure of household' refers to the nature of the occupancy of a household in a private dwelling, at the time of the survey. It does not refer to the tenure of the land on which the dwelling is situated.
3. Information on family trusts was first collected in 2006.
4. In 1996, this includes 'not specified'. In 2001 and 2006 this includes 'response unidentifiable', and 'not stated'.

Note:
NFD not further defined

Symbol:
... figure not available 

Weekly Rent

2006 Census

Weekly Rent of Households in Northland Region,(1) 2006 Census
 
Region/ City/ DistrictNew Zealand
Under $50
  294  7,842
$50–$79
  1,155  31,239
$80–$99
  798  18,867
$100–$124
  1,368  26,574
$125–$149
  1,077  21,894
$150–$174
  2,022  35,820
$175–$199
  1,560  29,925
$200–$249
  2,154  63,567
$250–$299
  1,068  57,660
$300–$349
  402  35,871
$350 and over
  246  48,144
Not elsewhere included(2)
  393  10,875
Total  12,540  388,275

1. All figures are for households in rented private occupied dwellings (usual residents do not own the dwelling and make rent payments).
2. Includes 'response unidentifiable' and 'not stated'.

1996–2006 Censuses

Weekly Rent of Households in Northland Region,(1) 1996–2006 Censuses
 
199620012006
Under $50
  411  459  294
$50–$79
  1,221  1,587  1,155
$80–$99
  918  819  798
$100–$124
  2,184  1,785  1,368
$125–$149
  2,103  1,593  1,077
$150–$174
  1,551  2,334  2,022
$175–$199
  327  1,284  1,563
$200–$249
  183  702  2,154
$250–$299
  48  150  1,068
$300–$349
  27  63  402
$350 and over
  153  84  246
Not elsewhere included(2)
  333  651  396
Total  9,459  11,508  12,540

1. All figures are for households in rented private occupied dwellings (usual residents do not own the dwelling and make rent payments).
2. In 1996 this includes responses classified as 'not applicable', 'unidentifiable' and 'not specified'. In 2001 and 2006 'response unidentifiable' and 'not stated' are included.


Note: This data has been randomly rounded to protect confidentiality. Individual figures may not add up to totals and values for the same data may vary in different tables.