Measuring house scarcity using the number of inhabitants per dwelling
Measuring house scarcity is not a straightforward task, as multiple factors can come into play. The most intuitive indicator, however, is the number of dwellings per person.
| Color | Label | Number of inhabitants per dwelling |
|---|---|---|
| 🟦 | No scarcity | There is one house for each 0.06 - 0.99 person |
| 🟩 | Low scarcity | There is one house for each 1.00 - 1.99 people |
| 🟨 | Medium scarcity | There is one house for each 2.00 - 2.49 people |
| 🟥 | High scarcity | There is one house for each 2.50 - 3.48 people |
- Note: The data used is the data from the INE, Censo de viviendas 2021.
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