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Housing Built Before 1940
Older housing predominates in counties where declining populations,
lower incomes and slower economic activity results in less demand for
new housing. The percent of housing built before 1940 is one factor used
in calculating the state’s local government aid to cities and counties.
In many counties in western and southwestern Minnesota, upwards of half
the housing stock was built before 1940.
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Source: U.S. Census, 2000 |
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