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[quote=Anonymous]https://ggwash.org/view/31818/an-alien-notion-800000-dc-residents [i]The 1950 census found [b]14.1% of the District’s 224,142 occupied housing units to be “overcrowded”[/b] (with [b]over 1 person per room)[/b]. By 2011, that figure had fallen by 2/3, to 4.7%, similar to the 5.3% of homes in 1950 that were extremely overcrowded ([b]more than 1.5 occupants per room).[/b] This crowding meant that on average, every apartment and house in DC had one more person living inside: [b]households were 50.2% larger![/b] In 1950, 3.2 people occupied each dwelling unit. In 2007-2011, the number of persons per household had fallen to 2.13, so the city’s population still fell to 617,996. That decline would have been much steeper had the city not built 74,760 new housing units: the city’s population would have plunged to 477,422, and the nation’s capital would be less populous than Fresno. Household size shrank nationwide as families changed. In 1960, married couples with children outnumbered single-person households almost three to one. In 2010, singles easily outnumbered nuclear families nationwide, and by 5.57 to one in DC.[/i][/quote]
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