Additonal Resources and Information.
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Housing:

1. Home Sales in Georgia
   
   Average housing prices in Georgia by year (1999 - 2002) for each county and for the state as a whole.
2. Statistics on homeless from 6 service regions in Georgia from the period 2001-2002.
   
3. Statistical analysis of gaps in homeless care in Georgia by regions and state in 2002.
   
4. Statistical identification of Special Needs Populations by county in Georgia covering period 1990-2000.
   
5. Research summaries about Special Population groups in Georgia in 2002.
6. State of the State's Regional Housing Reports
   These reports, prepared under contract for the Georgia Department of Community Affairs, is an out growth of the 2001 study on Workforce Housing in Georgia. The new reports provide data and analysis on each of the state's 12 service delivery regions, as well as a statewide overview report.
7. Household Data for households with at least one housing problem. The following data tables were prepared by the Georgia Institute of Technology - City and Regional Planning Program using PUMS from the 2000 Census.
   • Household Size (City or County)
   • Household Income (City or County)
   • Household Type (City or County)
   • Age of Householder (City or County)
   • Occupations for Persons Living in Household (City or County)
   • Race of Householder (City or County)
   • Social Security and Public Assistance Income (City or County)
   • Unit Type for Households (City or County)
   • Employment Status of Persons in Household (City or County)
   • Counts of Housing Units with Housing Problems (City or County)
   • Universes for Housing Data
   • Aggregate Characteristics (City or County)
   • Aggregate Overlaps (City or County)
   • Legend
8. Housing Affordability Data for the State of Georgia
These tables were prepared using Comprehensive Housing Affordability Strategy 2000 data as available through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).

Economic Development:

1. Bureau of Labor Statistics (average weekly wages)
   
2. Georgia Department of Labor (unemployment rates)
   

Population:

1. Census Fact Sheet for Your Community
   
2. Georgia Department of Education
   
3. Governor's Office of Student Achievement
   
4. Georgia Office of Planning and Budget
   
5. County Population Estimates (US Census Bureau)
   
6. City Population, 1960- 2000
   
7. Historical Census Browser