2006 Housing Policy Study: The Hidden Homeless and Households at Risk of Homelessness by SMS Research & Marketing Services, Inc.

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Table A-39. Preferred Unit Type, State of Hawaii, 2006 HIDDEN HOMELESS AND AT RISK OF Total HOMELESSNESS At Risk for Hidden I Has Adequate Homelessness -,6 Homeless Housing Count Count urilll Count Count Percent IN&L I Count I Perce [unt[ Percent I Count I Percentlill Single Family 18236 78.7% 4716 95.7% 49948 71.6% 72899 I 74.5% House Preferred Unit Townhouse 1648 7.1% 124 2.5% 4394 6.3% 6166 6.3% Type for I Condominium 2231 9.6% 37 .7% 8089 11.6% 10357 10.6% Buyers Apartment 93 .4% 1 1 5 .0% 98 .1% Other 21 .1%1 5 .1%1 1251 1.8% 1277 1.3% 1 Not reported 944 4.1%1 46 .9% 6066 8.7% 7057 7.2% Total 23173 100.0% 4927 100.0%1 69753 100.0% 97853 100.0% Single Family 12956 53% 1438 51% 13849 44% 28242 48% House Preferred Unit I Townhouse 3048 12% 22 1% 1733 6% 4803 8% Typefor I Condominium 1040 4% 603 21% 3467 11% 5110 9% Renters Apartment 5076 21%1 630 22% 8566 27%114273 24% Other 913 4% 118 4% 725 2% 1757 3% Not reported 1479 6% 1 3022 10% 4501 1 8% Total 24513 100.0% 2810 100.0% 31362 1 100.0% 58686 1 100.0% Base: Buyers-All who prefer to buy next unit. Base: Renters-All who would rent, move in with friends, or some other tenancy. Note: Counts may not sum to total units due to weighting. Percentages may not sum to 100%due to rounding. Hawaii Housing Policy Study,2006: Hidden Homeless and Households at Risk for Homelessness Page 29 ©SMS, Inc. February,2007