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Housing conditions 3-4: Status of Relocation
Last Updated January 14, 2022
Status of relocation of households that moved into their current residence after 2014
Since 2014, 271,400 households have moved to their current address since 2014, accounting for about 16% of the total 1,649,000 main households.
Relocation to private rented houses accounts for about 50% of the number of main households that have been relocated, and private rented houses have a large proportion of private rented houses in relocation. Of these, relocation from private rented houses was the largest at 27.6%, followed by relocation from relatives accounting for 13.3% due to household separation.
In addition, relocation to own homes accounted for about 40%, and relocation from private rented houses increased from 17.1% as of 2013 (2013) as of the previous survey (Figure 3-4-1).
Fig. 3-4-1 Relocation of households that moved into their current residences after 2014 (Yokohama City)
Document: Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, “2018 Housing and Land Statistics Survey”
Percentage of households that moved into their current residences since 2014 were also in the city of former Address.
Of the owned households that moved in after 2014 (Heisei 26), 75.8% of households whose former residence was in Yokohama, and the ratio of relocation in the city is increasing. This trend is similar to that of 2013 (75.8%) as of the previous survey.
On the other hand, among rented households that moved in after 2014 (Heisei 26), 51.3% of households whose former residence was located in Yokohama, and the proportion of relocation from outside the city is larger than that of owned homes. I am. This is also almost the same as the previous survey (53.9%).
In terms of distinction, in Naka Ward, the percentage of former residences in Tsurumi Ward and Minami Ward do not have more than 70% of their homes.
Among rented houses, Seya Ward has a large percentage of former residences in Yokohama.
On the other hand, in the northern ward and Sakae Ward, the proportion of former residences is increasing (Figure 3-4-2 and Figure 3-4-3).
Figure 3-4-2 Percentage of households that moved into their current residences since 2014 that were also in the former Address area.
Document: Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, “2018 Housing and Land Statistics Survey”
Figure 3-4-3 Percentage of rented households that moved into their current residences after 2014 that were also in the former Address area.
Document: Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, “2018 Housing and Land Statistics Survey”
Percentage of previous residence of owned households that moved in after 2014 (2018) (CSV: 981bytes)
Figure 3-4-2 Detailed Data
City ratio of former residence of rented households moved in after 2014 (2018) (CSV: 1KB)
Figure 3-4-3 Detailed Data
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