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Business Representation Well Represented Represented Not Present

Business Comparison and Wish List

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Black

4%2%

49%

53%

45%

43%

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Cincinnati

4%2%

2%2%

69%

73%

26%23%

2%2%

3%2%

Hamilton County

3%2%

2%2%

1%2%

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Columbia-Tusculum

PERCENTAGESPopulation density is the number of people living per unit (square miles) of an area. The population densities of Hamilton County, the City of Cincinnati, and the Columbia-Tusculum Business District has decease between the years of 2000 and 2010. Cincinnati has the highest population density, with an average of 4,030 people per square miles. Hamilton Countys average popula-tion density is 2,030 people per square miles, and Columbia-Tusculum has the lowest density with an average of 1,714 people per square miles. All three of these areas show higher densities compared to the state density of 282 people and the national density of only 87 people per square miles in the year 2010.

Tenure is a person’s legal ownershipof a housing unit for a period of time.The tenure percentages for allthree areas including: Hamilton County and City of Cincinnati hasincreased over a ten year period.However, the Coulumbia-Tusculum Business District tenure percentage has remained consistant.

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30%-70%

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Vacancy

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20%-40%

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PopulationDenstiy

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Columbia-Tusculum

Population DensityPopulation DensityHamilton County

2000 Density: 20822010 Density:1977

2000 Density: 42502000 Density: 3810

2000 Density: 17302010 Density: 1697

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13%

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11%

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88%

2010

93%7%

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39%38%

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The vacancy rate since 2000 to 2010, in all three areas: Hamilton County, Cincinnati, and the Columbia Tusculum Business District, has increased. Currently the national vacancy rate is at 11.4%, showing that the Cincinnati and Hamiltion Counties vaccancy rates this year are a little above the natinal average.