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U N ITED STATES D E P A R T M E N T OF LABOR
L. B. Schwellenbach, Secretary
BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS
Ewan Clague, Commissioner

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CONSTRUCTION IN THE W AR YEARS

1942-45
Employment, Expenditures, and Building Volume

Bulletin N o. 9 1 5

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Letter o f Transmittal

U nited States D epartment of L abor ,
B ureau of L abor Statistics ,
W ashington , D .

The Secretary

of

C.,

June 1 6 , 1948.

L abor :

I have the honor to transmit herewith a statistical report showing trends
in construction activity, particularly during the 4 years of World War II. In
addition to presenting the effects of war on the construction industry, this
report resumes the annual publication of a statistical bulletin on construction
expenditures, employment, and building volume, interrupted in 1944 by
wartime pressures.
This bulletin was prepared in the Bureau’s Division of Construction Statis­
tics, H. E. Riley, Chief. Henry F. Haase was in charge of statistical estimating
and developed the tabulating and estimating techniques. Adela L. Stucke
planned the tables and prepared the text, under the general direction of
Dorothy K. Newman.
E w a n C lague , Commissioner.

Hon. L. B.




SCH W ELLEN BACH ,

Secretary o f Labor .

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Contents
Page

Total construction activity.................................................................................................................
Expenditures for construction....................................................................................................
Estimating construction expenditures..............................................................................
New construction expenditures, 1942-45—......................................................................
Employment in the construction industry..............................................................................
Estimating methods.............................................................................................................
Employment by type of project, 1941-45.......................................................................
Construction compared with total nonagricultural employment................................
Volume of Federal construction, 1935-45................................................................................
Trend, 1935-45.....................................................................................................................
Types of projects included in the program.....................................................................
Building construction................................................................................................................
Trends in city building—.............................................................................................................
257 cities, 1921-45— ...........................................................................................................
All urban areas, 1942-45..................................................
New housing units in nonfarm areas............... .........................................................................
Estimating dwellings started..............................................................................................
Trends from 1910 through 1945........................................................................................
Monthly variations; influencing legislation and regulations, 1939-45.......................
Trends in private building construction costs.................................... ............................................
Composite index.....................................................................................................................
Residential construction costs....................................................................................................
Shifts in location of construction activity in wartime...................................................................
Flow between large and small places........................................................................................
Urban-rural movements......................................................................................................
Size of city shifts...................................
Geographic shifts—........................................................................................................................
Between States.....................................................................
From region to region—.......................................................................................................
Appendix.— Building construction in all reporting cities, 1943, 1944, and 1945..... ................

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Tables
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— Estimated construction expenditures, by type of construction, 1915-45__________
— Estimated construction employment, private and public projects, 1929-45----------— Estimated construction employment, by type of construction, 1941-45.---------------— Estimated construction employment compared with nonagricultural employment,
1929-45_______________________________ _____ :___________________________________
— Value of contracts awarded and force-account work started on construction projects
financed wholly or partially from Federal funds, by type of project, 1935-45-------— Estimated valuation, and indexes, of building construction for which permits were
issued in 257 cities, by class of construction, 1921—45_____________________________
— Estimated number of new family dwelling units for which permits were issued, in
relation to population, in 257 cities, and index of residential rents, 1910-45---------— Five cities leading in permit valuations for building construction, 1921-45..............
— Estimated number of new family dwelling units for which permits were issued in 257
cities, by type o f structure, 1921-45______________________________________________
— Estimated valuation of the various classes of building construction for which permits
were issued in all urban areas, by source of funds and by months, 1942—45-----------— Estimated valuation and number of new nonresidential buildings for which permits
were issued in all urban areas, by type of building and by source of funds, 1942-45..
— Indexes of the estimated number of new family dwelling units and valuation of the
various classes of building construction for which permits were issued in urban
areas, 1929-45___________________________________________________________________
— Estimated number of new family dwelling units started in nonfarm areas, by type of
area and by type of structure, 1910-45___________________________________________
— Estimated number and construction cost of new family dwelling units started in non­
farm areas, by source of funds, 1920-45._________________________________________




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— Estimated number of new family dwelling units started in nonfarm areas, by source
of funds and by month, 1939-45--------------------------------------------------------------------------— Estimated number of new family dwelling units started in nonfarm areas, by source
of funds and by quarter, 1935-45________________________________________________
— Indexes of construction costs and expenditures for new private building, 1934-45_
— Average hourly and weekly earnings and weekly hours worked on private building
construction, and index numbers, 1934-45________________________________________
— Average hourly and weekly earnings and weekly hours worked on private building
construction, by selected types of work, specified months, 1940-45.............................
— Average hourly and weekly earnings and weekly hours worked on Federal construction
projects, and index numbers, by type of project, 1935-45_________________________
— Average union hourly wage rates in selected building trades, 1934-45_____________
— Union wage scales for selected building trades in 75 cities, June 1, 1940, July 1, 1942,
and July 1, 1945---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------— Weighted indexes of wholesale prices of building materials, 1934r4:5______________
— Change in estimated construction cost of new private 1-family nonfarm dwellings,
quarterly, 1940-45.......................................................
— Estimated permit valuation per new family dwelling unit in 257 cities, by type of
structure, 1921-45....................................................................................................................
— Estimated number and valuation of new family dwelling units for which permits were
issued in nonfarm areas, by type of area, size of city, and source of funds, 1942-45..
— Estimated number and valuation of privately financed new family dwelling units for
which permits were issued in nonfarm areas, by type of area, size of city, and type of
structure, 1942-45..................................................................
— Estimated valuation of the various classes of building construction for which permits
were issued in all urban areas, by size of city and by source of funds, 1942-45____
— Estimated number of new family dwelling units for which permits were issued in non­
farm areas, by geographic division, by State, and by source of funds, 1940-45........
— Estimated number and valuation of privately financed new family dwelling units for
which permits were issued in nonfarm areas, by State and by type of structure,
1940-45......................................................................................................................................
— Estimated number of new family dwelling units and valuation of building construction
for which permits were issued in urban areas, by State and by class of construction,
1942-45...........................................................
— Value of contracts awarded and force-account work started on construction projects
financed wholly or partially from Federal funds, by State, 1943—45..............................
— Estimated number and valuation of new family dwelling units for which permits were
issued in nonfarm areas, by geographic division and by source of funds, 1942-45....
— Estimated number and valuation of privately financed new family dwelling units for
which permits were issued in nonfarm areas, by geographic division and by type of
structure, 1942-45....................................................................................................................
— Estimated valuation of the various classes of building construction for which permits
were issued in all urban areas, by geographic division and by source of funds,
1942-45......................................................................................................................................
— Estimated valuation of new nonresidential building for which permits were issued in
all urban areas, by general type of building, by geographic division, and by source
of funds, 1943-45.....................................................................................................................

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Charts
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7.

— Construction expenditures compared with gross national product (1915-45)............
— Construction expenditures— Annual (1915-45).................................................................
— Construction expenditures— Monthly (1939-45)..............................................................
— Construction employment (1929-45)..................................................................................
— Estimated permit valuation of building construction in 257 cities (1921-45)...........
— Estimated permit valuation of urban building construction (1942-45).......................
— Number of new urban dwelling units for which permits were issued— Distribution by
source of funds and type of structure (1942-45)..............................................................
8. — New nonfarm dwelling units started (1920-45)...............................................................
9. — Nonfarm housing in relation to population (1916-45)....................................................
10.— War shift in new nonfarm housing (1940-45).......................................................................
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CONSTRUCTION IN THE W A R YEARS
Total Construction Activity
Expenditures for Construction
The course of construction activity during the
years 1940 to 1945 reflects clearly the pressures and
tensions of a wartime economy. Stimulated first
by the national defense program and later by the
all-out war production effort, expenditures for con­
struction reached a new high in 1942— over 14
billion dollars. By 1944, however, as a result of the

completion of most war construction and curtail­
ment of all nonessential building, expenditures had
dropped to less than 5 billion dollars— a 66-percent
decline. This was the most violent downsweep in
any 2-year period for which reliable figures are
available. Thus, the developing construction boom
of the 1940’s was split in two by the war.
Available evidence, dating from 1915, points to a
similarity in the pattern of both long-term trends

CHART I

CONSTRUCTION EXPENDITURES COMPARED
WITH GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT
BILLIONS OF
DOLLARS

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
BUREAU OF LABOR S TA TISTIC S

in construction expenditures and general movements
in the value of gross national product.1 M ajor
swings occur in both series at about the same time,
but fluctuations are more extreme in the case of
construction. During the period between World
Wars I and II, for example, construction volume
and national product both were at peak in the last
1 Gross national product figures shown here are derived by the U. S. Depart­
ment of Commerce. Estimates for the period prior to 1929 are adjusted
data of the National Bureau of Economic Research.




BILLIONS OF
DOLLARS

* SOURCE*. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

half of the 1920’s and both dropped to the low
point in their cycle in the depression year of 1933.
The range from peak to trough for construction
expenditures was 79 percent (from 12.3 billion to
2.6 billion dollars), in contrast to 45 percent (from
99.4 billion to 54.8 billion dollars) for national
product.
From 1934 on, construction activity moved in
the same direction with general business activity
but expanded more rapidly, until 1942. Then the
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CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

ity cause repercussions upon other components of
general business. For this reason, and because it is
the largest single industry except agriculture, con­
struction is a particularly important part of the
economy.

impact of the war caused the two series to develop
opposite trends— business continued sharply up­
ward while construction was forced to contract
drastically. As soon as the war ended, however,
construction began to expand £t a much higher
rate than national product as a whole.
Although these figures, which are in current
dollars, may not state the case fully because they
do not allow for changes in prices and differences in
pricing bases between war and nonwar production,
they demonstrate adequately the relationship of
movements in the construction industry to those in
the economy as a whole. The extreme year-to-year
fluctuations which characterize construction activ­
T able

1.— Estimated

Estimating construction expenditures
Construction expenditures are a measure of the
dollar value of construction work actually done.
Hence, they differ from the building permit and con­
tract award series, discussed on pages 12-22, which
represents the value of work planned to be started
immediately or in the near future. Expenditures
include the installed value of equipment considered

construction expenditures, by type o f construction, 1915~^5l
Expenditures (in millions of dollars)

Type of construction
1945

1944

1943

1941

1940

1939

1938

1937

1936

1935

1934

1933

1932

1931

Total construction.. . ------------------------------

5,696

4,837

8,411 14,130 11,260

7,661

6,836

5,738

6,182

5,410

3,746

3,321

2,594

3,604

6,504

N ew construction2...........................................

1942

4,609

4,073

7,734

13,353

Private construction____________________ 2,569
684
Residential building (nonfarm)------------------Nonresidential building8____________________ 1,014
Industrial
. ____
______
642
199
Commercial___________________________
52
Warehouses, office and loft buildings--------147
Stores, restaurants and garages.-------------- .'
26
Religious...................................
28
Educational----------------------------------------24
Social and recreational----------------------------34
Hospital and institutional------------------------11
Hotels .........____ _______ ____________ —
50
Miscellaneous__________________________
191
Farm construction............................................
116
Residential____________________________
75
Nonresidential--------------------------------------672
Public utilities___________________________
264
Railroads.............. .......................................
20
Street railways................. .............................
50
Pipe lines--------------------------- --------------102
Electric light and power.-------------------------119
Gas__ ______________________________
117
Telephone and telegraph.............................

1,746

1,669

650
232
156
32
13
19
5
6
6
11
2
14
292
185
107
495
211
14
77
69
63
61

2,908

535
350
208
55
16
39
11
10
16
25
4
21
213
136
77
648
247
15
71
86
146
83

Public construction.------------------------------- 2,048
71
Residential building.....................................—
652
Nonresidential building------------------------------470
Industrial......................... ...........................
4
Commercial_________________ _________
15
Public administration.......... .........................
59
Educational____________________ ______
9
Social and recreational------------------ ---------85
Hospital and institutional..............................
10
Miscellaneous._____________________ _____
690
Military and naval facilities..............................
342
Highways----------------------------------------------220
State_________________________________
79
County........----------------------------------------43
Municipal-------------------------------------------37
Sewage disposal--------------- -----------------------60
Water supply.-----------------------------------------55
Miscellaneous public service enterprises----------130
Conservation and development.--------------------39
Bureau of Reclamation---------------------- -----63
Army Engineers.______________ _________
18
Tennessee Valley Authority-------:..................
10
Other.________________________________
11
All other Federal----------------------------------- «...
0
Pipe lines...................... ..............................
11
Other Federal----------------------------------------

2,827

6,065

M in o r b u ild in g repairs......................................

Nonfarm8_______________________________
Residential...................................................
Nonresidential................. .............................
Farm9 ___________ - ..............................
See footnotes at end of table.




1,315
635
346
150
57
93
29
23
28
27.
14
18
271
144
127
687
197
12
80
156
87
155

10,308

6,807

6,062

5,018

5,308

4,714

3,110

2,756

2,223

3,260

5,980

5,288

4,199

8,619

2,941

8,274

2,486

1,005

1,482

8,416

1,131
712
266
283
104
179
32
37
51
16
15
12
189
104
85
454
149
45
41
75
77
67

1,648

1,221

1,372
1,088
492
378
128
250
42
40
69
30
22
15
225
118
107
589
199
39
67
102
80
102

665
472
158
206
70
136
26
16
32
10
11
13
176
96
80
335
116
40
20
59
48
52

361
455
191
169
62
107
20
13
32
8
8
14
93
54
39
312
128
30
12
52
43
47

278
404
176
127
41
86
20
14
32
9
8
18
69
43
26
254
94
21
7
52
35
45

462
499
74
216
110
106
43
50
57
32
15
12
39
26
13
482
139
29
37
124
66
87

1,228
1,104
221
437
259
178
82
94
116
67
46
41
97
59
38
987
292
69
77
266
117
166

2,448

2,077

2,034

2,228

1,462

1,585

1#18

1,778

61
597
4
14
130
323
50
63
13
29
876
601
150
125
115
93
111
339
56
192
32
59
7
0
7

9
273
2
7
74
130
19
31
10
37
622
412
111
99
68
69
59
317
47
177
28
65
8
0
8

1
256
11
13
44
110
27
41
10
47
821
544
163
114
54
62
41
245
35
142
17
51
8
0
8

0
193
2
4
89
43
6
43
6
36
675
424
136
115
34
47
61
168
26
102
5
35
4
0
4

0
392
(5)
(5)
173
123
15
78
3
34
916
524
183
209
69
87
135
139
26
81
0
32
6
0
6

2,564

2,765
1,486
801
400
114
286
59
55
68
44
27
32
303
174
129
684
187
30
60
117
111
179

2,355
1,028
442
342
85
257
56
47
63
31
23
24
236
127
109
580
167
50
30
120
91
122

5,070

2,608

545
3,634
3,437
6
28
116
5
32
10
5,016
675
396
154
125
39
100
36
350
60
150
131
9
50
25
25

430
1,540
1,280
21
45
135
15
34
10
1,620
850
525
176
149
48
120
63
354
79
159
83
33
45
0
45

200
519
164
34
96
132
18
50
25
385
875
529
186
160
67
127
90
310
74
158
38
40
35
0
35

677

777

952

340
150
190
337

435
210
225
342

540
340
200
412

190
638
507
4
11
41
7
58
10
837
360
215
94
51
26
53
46
163
36
73
45
9
14
4
10

700
1,800
1,668
4
9
62
8
43
6
2,550
450
270
108
72
32
70
43
285
42
160
76
7
135
125
10

1,087

764

770
310
460
317

415
215
200
349

10,445

2,114
785
254
287
76
211
46
37
94
29
17
21
226
120
106
494
137
54
35
114
61
93

1,511
764
232
279
89
190
48
38
92
33
19
23
196
104
92
470
119
41
21
132
65
92

0
578
?
(5)
173
269
18
104
14
40
1,323
694
278
351
114
156
209
135
20
81
0
34
9

65
835
23
32
180
418
47
114
21
125
835
470
185
180
82
80
91
310
72
157
32
49
20
0
20

35
556
12
18
127
266
37
83
13
62
837
521
130
186
89
90
94
299
67
157
31
44
15
0
15

854

774

720

874

696

636

565

371

344

524

520
300
220
334

470
290
180
304

469
250
219
251

601
261
340
273

470
221
249
226

427
238
189
209

413
222
191
152

246
132
114
125

243
166
77
101

354
180
174
170

93
459
2
22
110
221
34
62
8
37
850
557
139
154
95
79
101
310
60
176
30
44
10
0
10

0

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TOTAL CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY
T able

1.— Estim ated

construction expenditures, by type o f construction, 1 9 1 5 -4 5 — Continued
Expenditures (in millions of dollars)

Type ot construction
1924

1923

1922

1921

1920

1919

1918

1917

1916

1915

Total construction--------------------------

8,782 10,828 11,848 12,282 12,209 11,488 10,555

9,637

7,948

6,391

7,146

6,549

5,299

4,693

3,928

3,313

N ew construction1
*3...............................
Private construction.____________
Residential building (nonfarm)----------Nonresidential building8------------------Industrial-___ ________________
Commercial____________________
Warehouses, office and loft buildings
Stores, restaurants and garages___
Religious---------------------------------Educational____________________
Social and recreational-----------------Hospital and institutional_________
Hotels..................................... ........
Miscellaneous___________________
Farm construction_________________
Residential_____________________
Nonresidential.__________________
Public utilities.____________________
_______
Railroads_____ ____
Street railways--------------------------Pipe lines.______________________
Electric light and power---------------Gas__ ____ _____ __ __________
Telephone and telegraph.__________

8,059

8,604

7,042

5,548

7,006

5,385

1930

1929

1928

1927

1926

4,717

4,142

3,456

2,935

2,486

2,869

2,753

2,220

1,536
1,147
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
4)
4)
4)
(4)
414
218
196
678
266
63
56
161
56
76

691
771
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
4)
(4)
(4)
4)
(4)
(4)
323
170
153
701
365
107
24
106
26
73

902
860
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
315
166
149
792
361
154
20
127
45
85

1,066
771
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4>
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
255
134
121
661
281
109
20
120
70
61

950
513
(4)
(4)

1,334

1,963

2,231

1,273

703

716

14
246

28
199

0
192

0
207

0
217

(8)
(5)

(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)

(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)

(4)
4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)

(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)

(4)
(4)
4)
(4)
(4)

6,119

5,738

5,306

7,522

8,339

8,762

9,066

8,451

3,998

4,785

2,797
2,822
949
1,097
581
516
139
113
164
98
199
63
279
147
132
1,624
510
82
97
396
185
354

3,869
2,797
802
1,121
(4)
(4)
168
107
224
100
224
51
275
145
130
1,398
433
90
53
364
212
246

4,175
2,825
696
1,145
(4)
(4)
179
106
252
106
291
50
283
149
134
1,479
462
77
80
391
257
212

4,496
2,878
727
1,107
(«>
(4)
177
108
255
83
365
56
251
132
119
1,441
491
51
36
388
248
227

4,505
2,373
513
940
(4)
(4)
165
108
199
79
313
56
259
136
123
1,314
393
52
55
433
171
210

4,195
1,897
460
740
(4)
(4)
130
91
131
63
222
60
257
135
122
1,366
365
56
70
473
206
196

3,640
1,896
549
716
(4)
(4)
117
83
128
57
199
47
270
142
128
1,200
361
74
53
421
133
158

2,734
1,638
467
613
(4)
(4)
103
61
132
53
181
28
218
115
103
795
176
85
41
237
139
117

1,661
1,543
574
570
(4)
(4)
71
32
119
44
109
24
183
96
87
611
184
59
30
170
66
102

1,545
2,082
1,099
625
(4)
(4)
55
22
104
30
118
29
381
201
180
777
184
82
41
268
78
124

3,775

1,446
2,099
532
856
559
297
128
112
140
103
164
64
193
107
86
1,568
521
85
30
418
181
333

2,753
* Public construction_____________
Residential building._______________
0
623
Nonresidential building..,____________
Industrial______________________
(5)
Commercial____________________
(5)
121
Public administration____ ________
344
Educational. __________ ______
26
Social and recreational_____ _____
111
Hospital and institutional_________
21
Miscellaneous....... ...........................
29
Military and naval facilities._________
Highways.________________ _______ 1,481
678
State.- _______________________
297
County.________________________
506
Municipal______________________
142
Sewage disposal_____ .....
201
Water supply._____________
157
Miscellaneous public service enterprises..
111
Conservation and development____
11
Bureau of Reclamation----------75
Army Engineers_________________
0
Tennessee Valley Authority._______
25
Other
9
All other Federal.. _____
0
Pipe lines______________________
9
Other Federal.________ _____ ___

2,391

2,462
0

2,368

2,113

2,108

1,862

1,598

1,650

0
494

0
481

1,657

0
573

0
481

0
387

103
367
36
95
21
19
1,248
529
257
462
127
126
150
86
8
59
0
19
13
0
13

85
378
50
108
17
15
1,270
511
282
477
183
117
157
72
7
46
0
19
10
0
10

84
367
48
80
17
12
1,190
416
289
485
174
138
192
63
6
40
0
17
3
0
3

70
399
47
68
19
11
1,039
363
266
410
145
140
112
61
6
41
0
14
2
0
2

(5)
(5)

56
400
37
61
19
8
1,056
396
265
395
133
145
119
73
7
51
0
15
1
0
1

(5)
(5)

39
353
22
60
20
9
951
384
256
311
108
155
65
79
8
55
0
16
1
0
1

(5)
(5)

44
346
20
55
16
16
783
284
242
257
90
113
48
65
9
43
0
13
2
0
2

(5)
(5)

(5)
(5)

723

915

1,047

1,152

1,030

929

978

485
204
281
238

563
233
330
352

697
328
369
350

792
406
386
360

710
338
372
320

599
281
318
330

652
374
278
326

M in o r bu ild in g repairs.........................

Nonfarm8________________________
Residential_____________________
Nonresidential__ __ ___________
Farm9.__________________________

9,913

0
622
(5)
(5)

10,801

11,130

11,179

1925

638

0
596

0
603

(5)
(5)

(5)
(5)

(5)
(5)

10,559

9,577

7,715

55
342
15
60
9
25
851
286
330
235
88
113
49
48
9
30
0
9
2
0
2

51
274
14
40
8
49
840
281
337
222
78
100
43
52
7
36
0
9
1
0
1

1,033

906

690
417
273
343

629
353
276
277

0
283

38
190
12
33
10
161
640
432
(6)

1,089
415
256
(6)

1,555
288
180
(6)

608
313
174
(6)

21
308
168
(6)

fa

(4)
)
()
)
(4)
(4)
(4)
205
108
97
552
241
112
20
95
41
43

fa

(4)

17
298
165
(6)

140
46
49
43
28
6
20
0
2

1

133
52
54
40
36
7
27
0
2
1

0

0

208
67
86
41
55
5
41
0
9
1
0
1

159
53
71
35
39
5
29
0
5
1
0
1

108
38
56
37
29
6
20
0
3
1
0
1

139
45
46
41
27
6
18
0
3
1
0
1

t

1

843

1,027

7 472

7 37 8

543
228
315
484

7 582
7 170
(4)

7 551

611
349
262
232

7 811
7 285
(4)

7 151

7 147

7 118

285
526

170
412

(4)

151
400

(4)

147
325

(4)

118
260

1 Revised as of April 1947.
* Estimates of new construction from 1915 through 1938, except for nonfarm
residential building, were made by the Office of Domestic Commerce, U. S.
Department of Commerce. For 1939 and subsequent years estimates were
made jointly by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, U. S. Department of Labor,
and the Office of Domestic Commerce. New construction includes expend­
itures for major additions and alterations.
* Excludes nonresidential building by privately owned public utilities.
4 Unavailable.

5 Public industrial and commercial building not segregable from private for
1920 through 1932, but the amount involved is believed to be negligible.
• Included in “ State.”
7 Excludes residential nonfarm minor building repairs because the data are
unavailable.
8 Covers privately financed structural repairs of the type for which building
permits are generally required.
9 Covers maintenance and repairs.

an integral part of a structure, but exclude the
value of land, machinery, and movable equipment.
Included under new construction is the value of
major additions and alterations. Minor building
repairs, which are shown separately, include those
types of work for which building permits are
generally issued. They exclude maintenance work
such as painting, plumbing and heating, water­

proofing, papering, electrical repairs, etc., not
incident to structural repairs.
Estimates of expenditures for private residential
building are based on the valuation figures recorded
on reports of building permits issued, which are
submitted to the Bureau of Labor Statistics by
local building officials. These data are adjusted to
account for residential building activity in non­




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CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

permit issuing places, abandonments, and for the
understatement of construction costs inherent in
building permit valuations.
Separate estimates are made for each of several
types of private nonresidential building, based
upon records of contracts awarded as reported
monthly by the F. W . Dodge Corp. Estimates for
the other types of construction, Federal and nonFederal, are for the most part derived from reports
obtained from other government agencies and
private industry, as well as published sources
such as the weekly periodical, Engineering News-

New private construction expenditures, which
accounted for approximately 80 percent of all the
money spent for new construction during the entire
period of the 1920,s, dropped to 22 percent of the
total in 1942, the first year of World War II. In
1942, outlays from private funds amounted to only
2.9 billion dollars, compared with the 1926 peak of

over 9 billion dollars. On the other hand, an un­
precedented volume of publicly financed construc­
tion (10.4 billion dollars) brought the total for new
work to 13.3 billion dollars— the highest level in
the country’s history.
Expenditures for military and naval facilities
construction, which ordinarily account for only a
few million, and even in 1918 totaled but 1.6 billion
dollars, rose to over 5 billion dollars in 1942. This
was almost two-fifths of the 1942 expenditures for
all new work. The largest category after military
and naval facilities was publicly financed industrial
buildings, which reached the unprecedented amount

of 3.4 billion dollars. In no year prior to 1941 was
more than about 164 million dollars spent for con­
struction of new public industrial buildings. High­
way construction, which normally forms a larger
part of the public total than any of the other classes,
exceeded a billion dollars each year between 1925
and 1931 but fell to 675 million dollars in 1942.
Private residential construction, at 1.3 billion
dollars, comprised the third largest segment of new
construction expenditures in the opening war year.
This was less than half the amount (2.8 billion
dollars) spent in the good prewar home-building
year 1941.




Record, and the annuals, Budget of the United
States Government and Financial Statistics of
Cities.

New construction expenditures, 1942-45

TOTAL CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY

In 1943, new construction expenditures totaled
7.7 billion dollars— a drop of more than 40 percent
from the 1942 high mark; in 1944, they fell even
more— to around 4 billion dollars. Completion of
most war construction projects was entirely re­
sponsible for the drop between 1943 and 1944.
Private work was about the same in both years,
1.7 billion dollars, whereas public activity declined
from 6 billion dollars in 1943 to 2.3 billion dollars
in 1944.
By 1944, construction of military and naval
facilities was down to 837 million dollars; private
residential building accounted for only 535 million
dollars, and publicly financed industrial buildings
for 507 million dollars.
Commercial building financed from private funds
shrank to 32 million dollars in 1943— the lowest
dollar volume in any year for which estimates are
available. In the middle 1920's this type of con­
struction came to over a billion dollars a year.
Privately financed construction, previously re­
stricted by wartime necessities, was allowed to
expand prior to the actual termination of the war.
Limitation orders were eased at an early date, open­
ing the road to recovery of civilian construction.
The problems connected with reconversion were not
the same in the construction industry as those con­
fronting manufacturers. For example, there were
no plants to clear out, very little war work to com­
plete, and few contracts to terminate. On the other
hand, a great deal of recruitment was necessary to
expand the construction work force. In addition,
there was the task of organizing new undertakings,
getting materials assembled on the site, and obtain­
ing sufficient supplies of building materials from
plants operating far below capacity.
W ork forged ahead on many fronts, however, as
soon as labor was recruited and the required in­
ventories were accumulated. The latter, especially,
presented grave obstacles, but they were overcome
sufficiently for construction to advance notably in
the closing months of 1945. The dollarvolume of new
private construction put in place in the last half of the
year was about double that for the first 6 months.
For the year as a whole, new construction
expenditures totaled 4.6 billion dollars, an increase
of 13 percent over 1944. One of the outstanding
features of this expansion was the marked shift in
importance between publicly and privately financed
activity. In the early part of 1945, expenditures
averaged over 160 million dollars a month for new



5

public construction and around 120 million dollars
for new private work. By December, the public
construction volume dropped to 98 million dollars,
but private activity rose to 352 million dollars.
The greatest advance, by far, took place in pri­
vate nonresidential building construction. This
was one of the first areas to be affected by the
changing military situation. On M ay 29,1945, and
again on June 11, the War Production Board relaxed
the terms of L -412 to hasten the construction or
alteration of industrial plants for the production of
bottleneck items and essential civilian articles in
short supply. These amendments were made to
insure that limitations on construction would not
obstruct the rapid reconversion of industry nor
delay the reemployment in civilian production of
the greatest possible number of workers.
This policy was further implemented as soon as
the war was over by the issuance of an order per­
mitting the building of industrial plants without
W PB authorization after August 21, 1945. Con­
sequently, outlays for new private nonresidential
building construction in 1945 amounted to over a
billion dollars, three-fifths of which were for indus­
trial facilities. The 1944 figure for private non­
residential building (350 million dollars) was about
a third of the 1945 total.
Private new residential construction also in­
creased substantially in 1945. All during the war,
home building had been subordinated to the needs
of vital industrial construction, so that the demand
for new houses was extremely urgent by the end of
the period. On the assumption that the most
expeditious way to get an immediate expansion of
residential building was to remove restrictions on
all construction, the War Production Board revoked
L-41 on October 15, 1945. As a result expenditure
figures for the last months of 1945 rose markedly.
Within the short span of a year the monthly volume
of private housing expenditures increased fivefold.
In the first quarter of 1945 the monthly rate was
about 23 million dollars, the lowest in the entire war
period; by December, despite normal seasonal
tendencies, it was 116 million dollars. During the
entire year, 670 million dollars was spent for
residential building— a fourth above the 1944
dollar volume.
3 Conservation Order L-41 was issued on April 9, 1942, placing all con­
struction under rigid control. The order made it necessary for builders to
obtain authorization from the War Production Board to begin residential
construction costing $500 or more; agricultural construction costing $1,000
or more; or commercial and other construction costing $5,000 or more
during any continuous 12-month period.

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CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

CHART 3

CONSTRUCTION EXPENDITURES
MONTHLY

MILLIONS
OF DOLLARS

1939

1940

UNITEO STATES DEPARTMENT OP LABOR
BUREAU OP LABOR STATISTICS




1941

1942

1943

1944

1945

7

TOTAL CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY
T able 2 .— Estim ated construction em ploym ent, private and public projects , 19 2 9-4 5 1
Average monthly employment
(m thousands) on—

Average monthly employment
(in thousands) on—
Year and month

Year and month
All
con­
struction

Private
projects

1929
_________
1930
_________
1931
_________
1932_________________
1933
_________
1934
_________
1935
_________
1936
_________
1937_________________
1938_________________

2,508
2,102
1,759
1,165
976
1,151
1,292
1,763
1,778
1,524

1,997
1,487
1,120
597
452
538
680
920
1,054
918

1939: Average___ _____
January.__________
February._________
March____________
June.
July.-------------August_______
September.____
October______
November.____
December-------

1,909
1,582
1,564
1,552
1,813
1,973
2,144
2,249
2,276
2,215
2,035
1,853
1,650

1,181
974
968
953
1,118
1,198
1,292
1,386
1,415
1,386
1,253
1,155
1,073

1940: Average—.............
January.--------------February._________
March-----------------April_____________
May_____________
June._____________
July_____________
August.___________
September.________
October___________

1,916
1,420
1,367
1,418
1,657
1,872
2,090
2,210
2,228
2,220
2,146

1,320
995
981
991
1,169
1,320
1,501
1,595
1,615
1,593
1,454

Public
projects
511 1940—Continued
November.__
615
639
December.___
568
524 :1941: Average.___
613
January.____
612
February.___
843
March--------724
April...
May...
606
June—
July728
August608
September—
596
October----599
November—
695
December....
775
852 ,
863
January.....
861
February...
829
March---782
April.____
698
M ay577
June._
JulyAugust.____
596
September._
425
October____
386
November.__
427
December.__
488
552
Average.___
589 1943:
:
January.-----615
February.___
613
March_____
627
April.---------692

Average monthly employment
(in thousands) on—
Year and month

All
Private
con­
struction projects
2,186
2,173

1,353
1,276

2,446
2,073
2,047
2,078
2,216
2,448
2,615
2,774
2,863
2,879
2,698
2,498
2,160

1,423
1,100
1,080
1,098
1,275
1,495
1,693
1,799
1,765
1,679
1,544
1,395
1,157

2,214
1,960
1,902
1,912
2,106
2,251
2,292
2,453
2,579
2,469
2,400
2,262
1,987

726
953
906
868
936
896
770
665
629
586
557
513
436

1,338
1,827
1,653
1,551
1,482

381
395
356
331
344

Public
projects
833
897

1943—Continued
May.-------------------June._____________
July._____________
August.___________
September_.______
October___________
November.________
December_________

1,023
973
967
980
941
953
922 1944: Average._________
January.__________
975
February._________
1,098
March-----------------1,200
April_____________
1,154
May..____________
1,103
June._____________
1,003
July— __________
August— ---------1,488
September _______
1,007
October._____ _____
996
November_________
1,044
December... ....... .
1,170
1,355
----1,522 1945: Average.. January. ________
1,788
February_________
1,950
March-----------------1,883
April__ —___ —____
1,843
May._____________
1,749
1,551
June_____________
July._____________
August.____ ______
957
September.________
1,432
October__________
1,297
November.-----------1,220
December-------------1,138

All
con­
struction

Private
projects

1,465
1,365
1,301
1,254
1,177
1,083
996
905

362
374
392
412
415
404
401
384

1,103
991
909
842
762
679
595
521

762
827
779
746
759
769
779
787
790
760
741
720
683

375
348
336
339
359
372
385
395
400
390
383
398
395

387
479
443
407
400
397
394
392
390
370
358
322
288

968
689
708
758
809
908
970
1,043
1,065
1,097
1,175
1,183
1,215

685
403
421
448
492
580
636
724
765
843
939
953
1,021

283
286
287
310
317
328
334
319
300
254
236
230
194

Public
projects

1 Covers all types of workers (wage earners, salaried employees, working
proprietors, and self-employed persons, as well as force-account workers)
actively engaged on all types of new construction work and on alteration,
addition, and repair work of the kind usually covered by building permits.
(Force-account employees are workers hired, not through a contractor, but
directly by a business or government agency, and utilized as a separate work
force to perform nonmaintenance construction work on the agency’s own

properties.) Persons engaged in maintenance work are not included.
These estimates indicate average employment during the month (as
distinguished from the number of different persons shown on pay-roll or
employment records) and have been derived primarily by the conversion of
dollar-expenditure figures into employment by the use of average perform­
ance factors.

Employment in the Construction
Industry

The employment averages are derived primarily
by converting construction expenditure figures into
the average number of man-months of labor ordi­
narily required to perform the volume of work
reported, using a currently adjusted figure for the
value of work performed per man per month. The
average employment figures obtained for the periods
specified (man-months of employment) may be
considerably lower than the number of different
individuals employed during these periods as shown
on pay-roll records, because of the high turn-over
in the construction industry.
It should be noted that the above procedure is
used only in the case of nonfederally financed con­
struction. In the case of Federal construction,
employment is estimated directly from reports on
employment obtained from contractors.
Estimates of the value of work performed per
man-month on non-Federal work are adjusted
regularly for changes in average hourly earnings

Estimating methods
Construction employment figures presented in
this section are estimates of the average number of
workers employed in connection with construction
operations in the United States. They include
wage earners and salaried employees engaged on
all types of new construction work and on alter­
ation, addition, and repair work of the kind
usually covered by building permits. Force-account
workers3 are also included, as well as self-employed
persons, working proprietors, and workers employed
by construction firms either on or off the construc­
tion site. The estimates exclude persons engaged
in maintenance work.
* Force-account employees are workers hired not through a contractor,
but directly by a business or government agency, and utilized as a separate
work force to perform nonmaintenance construction work on the agency’s
own properties.




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CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

and in the average workweek of construction
workers, as well as for changes in materials prices.
They are checked periodically also against actual
experience, using data on the operation of sample
projects under construction.
It is assumed in making these adjustments that
contractors’ overhead and profit remain a constant
percentage of the value of work performed. This
assumption introduces error in the results, since
the percentage undoubtedly changes with com­
petitive conditions and as mechanization and other
developments in method of operation affect over­
head. Another assumption affecting the level of
the employment figures is that productivity per
man-hour is constant. While changes in produc­
tivity are ordinarily slow, they can be rapid when
technological developments occur. They are both
rapid and erratic during periods of shortages and
other conditions of disorganization similar to those
of the recent past. Sufficient information is not
available to adjust for these considerations. The
average employment figures shown must therefore
be interpreted accordingly.

Employment by type of project, 1941-45
During 1941 and 1942, employment on all types
of construction projects exceeded the 2-millionmark for the first time in a decade. Average
monthly employment on public construction proj­
ects, which had fluctuated relatively little during
the 12 years 1929-40, rose almost constantly during
early war preparations to an unprecedented level of
1.950.000 persons in August 1942. The decline from
that month on was consistent and rapid. In fact,
the decrease in 1943 released an average of almost
86.000 persons a month. (More than 90 percent of
the publicly financed war construction program was
completed by the end of 1943.) Average employ­
ment on public construction for 1943 was 957,000,
compared with 1,488,000 in 1942, and by 1945, the
average for the year was only 283,000.
W ith recovery and growing economic prosperity,
average employment on private construction
projects rose steeply in the early defense period,
reaching almost 1,800,000 in July 1941. The high
employment volume in 1929 (which averaged 2J^
million for the year) was never again attained, how­
ever, for late in 1941 control of materials and
restrictions on private projects were imposed to
assure materials and men for war production.
Private construction employment then decreased



sharply to an average of 726,000 workers in 1942,
slightly over half the 1,423,000 average for 1941.
The decline to 375,000 in 1944 gave employment to
21 percent fewer workers in that year than in the
depression year 1933.
Although the monthly
average for the entire year had recovered to only
685,000 in 1945, by December over a million persons
were working on private construction, foreshadow­
ing the surge in postwar building.
T able 3 .— Estim ated construction em ploym ent, by typ e o f
__________________ construction ,
____________________

Type of construction

Average monthly employment
(in thousands)
1945

All types------------------------------------------------

968

New construction..................... .......................
771
Private construction_________ _______________
488
Residential (nonfarm) building...______ _____
129
Nonresidential (nonfarm) building... ............... 200
Farm construction___
________ _________
33
Public utilities.___________________________ 126
Public construction________________________
288
Federal........................................... 226
Residential building___________ _________
11
Nonresidential building.................................... 2157
RftRlfl.Tnat.inTi
7
River, harbor, and flood control._____________
17
Streets and highways_____________________
10
All other8____________________________ ___
24
Nonfederal______________________
57
Streets and highways_____________________
28
All other4___________________________ ____
29

1944

1943

1942

1941

762 1,338 2,214 2,446
658

1,244

2,066

2,233

271

287

578

1,210

118
47
23
99

256
142
43
137

627
324
75
184

957

1,488

1,028

88
66
17
100

887

344
28
2222
14
22
16
42
43
27
16

909 1,372
85
76
2598 1,021
27
43
32
38
30
50
144
137
48
116
37
86
11
30

841
85
571
34
35
69
47
182
115
67

M in o r building repairs_______________________

197

104

94

148

213

Residential (nonfarm)_____________________
Nonresidential (nonfarm).................................
Farm construction________________________

49
89
59

35
38
31

27
37
30

40
51
57

77
44
92

1 See footnote 1, table 2.
2 Includes construction workers engaged on the atomic bomb project.
2 Mainly airports, water and sewer systems, and electrification projects.
4 Includes community buildings, water supply and sewage disposal projects,
and miscellaneous public service enterprises.

About half the 2 million persons engaged on new
construction in 1942 were working on federally
financed nonresidential building projects such as
barracks, ordnance plants, shipbuilding and repair
facilities, and warehouses. This type of employ­
ment, which declined over 40 percent between 1942
and 1943 and another 63 percent in the following
year, dropped to a monthly average of 157,000 in
1945.
Because of the need for emergency housing and
highways to move war goods, Federal residential
building and non-Federal street and highway con­
struction were the next most important types of
public projects in providing employment in the
defense and early war periods. About 85,000
workers were employed on the former and 115,000
on the latter in 1941. By 1945, however, the re­
spective averages were 11,000 and 28,000.
Home construction has been the most important
segment of private building, and in 1941, the very

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TOTAL CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY

good housing year, 627,000 workers were employed
on privately financed residential building. A rapid
decline to an average of 256,000 in 1942 was brought
about by the initiation of construction controls in
April of that year. In 1944, the monthly employ­
ment figure for new private residential construction
averaged only 88,000; but it increased by almost
50 percent in 1945.
Both residential and nonresidential building were
given impetus by the lifting of wartime controls in

1945; however, the backlog of ready funds and
completed plans was especially great in business
and industry. Although privately financed non­
residential building accounted for only about half
as much employment as residential building in
1941, the relationship was reversed as soon as the
war ended. In 1945 an average of 200,000 persons
a month were working on private new nonresidential
building, compared with 129,000 on new housing
construction.

CHART 4

CONSTRUCTION EMPLOYMENT
AVERAGE MONTHLY

MILLIONS

1929 1930

1931 1932

1933

1934 1935

1936 1937

1938

1939 1940

MILLIONS

1941 1942 1943 1944 1945

UNITEO STATES DEPARTMENT OP LABOR
BUREAU OP LABOR STATISTICS

Construction compared with total nonagricultural employment
An approximation of the weight of construction
in the whole nonagricultural employment picture is
given in table 4. It should be noted that figures
shown for employment in all nonagricultural
establishments exclude the self-employed, working
proprietors, and firm members, whereas estimates
for construction employment include such persons.
In addition, the construction employment series
is designed to show the total employment effect of
construction activity and, therefore, includes em­
ployees of nonconstruction (or multi-industry)
organizations who may engage in construction.
For example, a firm concerned principally with the*



marketing of lumber may at the same time contract
for and build houses. Workers of such a firm would
be counted in the nonagricultural series under
wholesale or retail trade and again in the construc­
tion series under residential building.
Recognizing that the two series are not directly
comparable because of the inclusion of self-employed
and firm members in construction estimates, the
series do, nevertheless, provide a rough measure of
the relative importance of all construction employ­
ment to total nonagricultural employment.
Construction employment appears from such a
comparison to be an exaggerated indicator of the
trend in all nonfarm work, because it comprises a
much greater proportion of total nonagricultural

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CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

T able 4.— Estim ated construction em ploym ent com pared with
nonagricultural em ploym ent, 1929-451

Year

Average monthly
employment
(in thousands)

Percent of con­
struction em­
ployment on—

Construction employment
as percent of all non­
agricultural employment

Non­
All
Con­
Public Private
agricul­ struction
con­
Public
projects projects struction
tural

Private

1929__________
1930._________
1931__________
1932__________
1933__________

51,149
28,996
26,125
22,921
23,060

2,508
2,102
1,759
1,165
976

20.4
29.3
36.3
48.8
53.7

79.6
70.7
63.7
51.2
46.3

8.1
7.2
6.7
5.1
4.2

1.7
2.1
2.4
2.5
2.3

6.4
5.1
4.3
2.6
1.9

1934__________
1935__________
1936._________
1937__________
1938...
1939__________

25,449
26,599
28,809
30,627
28,663
30,353

1,151
1,292
1,763
1,778
1,524
1,909

53.3
47.4
47.8
40.7
39.8
38.1

46.7
52.6
52.2
59.3
60.2
61.9

4.5
4.9
6.1
5.8
5.3
6.3

2.4
2.3
2.9
2.4
2.1
2.4

2.1
2.6
3.2
3.4
3.2
3.9

1940__________
1941_____
....
1942__________
1943__________
1944__________
1945__________

31,784
35,668
38,447
40,185
39,689
38,144

1,916
2,446
2,214
1,338
762
968

31.1
41.8
67.2
71.5
50.8
29.2

68.9
58.2
32.8
28.5
49.2
70.8

6.0
6.9
5.8
3.3
1.9
2.5

1.9
2.9
3.9
2.4
1.0
.7

4.1
4.0
1.9
.9
.9
1.8

1 Data on employment in all nonagricultural establishments cover wage and
salaried employees and exclude self-employed persons, working proprietors,
and firm members. All of the groups mentioned are included in the con­
struction employment estimates. The wage earners and salaried employees
included in the construction series are construction and special trades con­
tractors’ wage-earner and salaried employees, whether working at the con­
struction site or in the contractors’ offices, shops, or yards.
The construction employment estimates are designed to show all employ­
ment afforded by construction activity; thus, they cover all persons per­
forming work on, or employed on work directly incident to, new construc­
tion, major additions and alterations, and building repairs of the type for
which building permits are usually issued. These employees are included
even if working as force-account workers or as contract-construction em­
ployees in industries classified as nonconstruction for the purposes of the
nonagricultural series. Persons engaged in maintenance work, however,
are not included.
Force-account employees are workers hired, not through a contractor, but
directly by a business or government agency, and utilized as a separate
work force to perform nonmaintenance construction work on the agency’s
own properties.

employment in prosperous peacetime years than in
depression years. Construction activity is affected
so directly by good or bad times that employment
in this field increases or falls off proportionately
more than in industry as a whole.
Employment on construction projects comprised
over 8 percent of the estimated total (31.1 million
workers) employed in all nonagricultural establish­
ments in 1929. After this boom year, the proportion
of construction employment to total nonagricultural
employment dropped each year to an average of
4.5 percent in the depression years 1933-35. Con­
struction employment rose again in importance in
the total nonagricultural labor force beginning with
1936; between 1936 and 1940 construction site
workers comprised about 6 percent of all non­
agricultural workers, and in 1941 the proportion
was 6.9 percent.
Total industrial employment continued to rise
steeply during the war years, while restraints on



nonessential construction activity, instituted in
1942, and subsequent completion of the major part
of the war construction program caused employ­
ment in the construction industry to fall off heavily.
In 1943 construction employment comprised only
3.3 percent of the nonagricultural employed labor
force, and in 1944 as little as 1.9 percent. By 1945,
construction rose to 2.5 percent of total nonagri­
cultural employment, but that was still below the
proportion for the depression year 1933.

Volume of Federal Construction,
1935-45
A good indicator of the fluctuations in Federal
construction in response to national programs and
policies, is the value of contracts awarded and forceaccount work started on construction projects
financed from Federal funds (either wholly or
partially). Construction work by force account
under a Federal agency is work for which no con­
tract is let but which is conducted directly by the
agency itself. The workers are usually employed
for a specific project at completion of which their
services may be terminated. Data presented here
are a compilation of reports from Federal agencies
on the value of construction contracts they awarded
or of force-account work they started. Estimates
of actual expenditures on all public works, State
and local as well as Federal, are given on pages 2
to 6.
During the 11-year period January 1935 to
December 1945, Federal construction awards and
force-account work came to almost 29 billion
dollars.4 Considerably more than half of that
amount, or 16 billion dollars, was for nonresidential
building construction; the remainder, over 12
billion dollars, was spent for such construction
projects as highways and roads, housing, airports,
bridges, reclamation, and water supply and sewer­
age systems. In addition to projects financed from
regular Federal appropriations, four emergency or
special construction programs were either in opera­
tion or introduced within the 11-year period covered.
The first and largest of these was the Public Works
Administration program, which began in July 1933
and was practically completed by December 1941.
The next largest program, financed from W ork
Projects Administration funds, but operated by *•
4 Data presented here somewhat understate the final value of contract
awards, since it was impractical to ascertain every revision made in initial
•construction estimates, and projects classified as secret by the military
(including atomic bomb production facilities) are excluded.

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TOTAL CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY

other Federal agencies, included projects other than
work relief and was in effect during the period July
1935 to December 1941. The other two programs
were the low-rent housing projects under the
United States Housing Authority, and the con­
struction of schools, water systems, sewer systems,
and various other types of facilities needed in
crowded war areas under the W ar Pubic Works
program begun in late 1941.

Trend , 1935-45
Although there has always been some construc­
tion financed by regular Federal appropriations, the
PW A program in 1933 was the forerunner of largescale Federal public works programs. From 1935

to 1939 well over three-fifths of Federal construction
award values were for PW A and W PA projects.
After extension of PW A from funds made available
by the Emergency Relief Appropriation A ct of 1935
and the inception of the W PA program financed
from the same act, the contracts awarded or forceaccount work started in 1935 amounted to some­
what over
billion dollars— 87 percent of the
total for the year. Continuance of the PW A and
W PA programs in 1936 raised the value of Federal
awards slightly— from 1,478 million to 1,543 million
dollars. Smaller PW A appropriations and a reduc­
tion in amounts transferred from W PA funds to
Federal construction wprk in 1937 resulted in a drop
in total Federal awards of nearly half a billion

T able 5.— Value o f contracts awarded and force-account work started on construction financed wholly or partially from Federal fu n d s,
by type of project, 1 9 8 5 -4 5 1
Value (in thousands of dollars)
Type of project

Total
1935-45

1945

1944

1943

1942

1941

1940

1939

1938

1937

1936

1935

All types of projects------------------------------- 28,558,712 1,029,571 1,342,536 2,518,878 7,814,446 6,014,091 2,394,938 1,686,874 1,689,992 1,046,067 1,543,246 1,478,073
Airport construction2.____________________
Building construction8
_______________
Residential________________________
Nonresidential_____________________
Conservation and development.____________
Reclamation_______________________
River, harbor, and flood control._______
Electrification4-------------------------------------Highway, streets and roads_______________
Water and sewerage_____________________
All other types5_________ ________________

1,616,002
17,975,019
1,997,903
15,997,116
2,246,112
1,042,199
1,203,913
787,489
3,515,091
885,637
1,533,362

41,219
617,001
53,133
563,868
72,150
30,765
41,385
131,914
100,969
23,020
43,298

110,872 243,443 579,176 499,427 137,112
875,002 1,698,079 6,130,389 4,422,131 1,537,910
101,491 375,471 549,472 322,248 244,671
773,511 1,322,608 5,580,917 4,099,883 1,293,239
112,415 155,737 217,795 199,684 197,589
41,880
69,028
66,679 101,270 150,708
45,736
54,467
67,087 157,804 128,561
24,391
71,487
96,039
49,428
86,680
111,805 161,852 347,988 446,903 364,048
37,694 152,343
31,046
23,672
16,809
51,968 197,682 315,268 335,594
45,431

4,753
669,222
231,071
438,151
225,423
115,612
109,811
130,045
355,701
118,131
183,599

(6)
676,542
731,809
644,733
303,874
175,382
128,492
104,981
372,238
116,314
116,043

(6)
344,567
717,239
327,328
133,010
59,051
73,959
62,342
360,865
75,558
69,725

(«)
561,394
763,465
497,929
189,710
73,797
115,913
24,685
511,685
154,807
100,965

(?)

442,782
77,833
434,949
438,725
158,027
280,698
5,497
381,037
136,243
73,789

1 Data somewhat understate the final value of contract awards, since it was
impractical to ascertain every revision made in initial construction esti­
mates, and projects classified as secret by the military (including atomic
bomb production facilities) are excluded. Figures for 1935 through 1942
include off-continent construction.
2 Excludes hangars and other buildings, which are included under building
construction.
8 Includes additions, alterations, and repairs.

4 Covers primarily loans granted by the Rural Electrification Adminis­
tration. Includes hydroelectric power plants.
5 Covers forestry, railroad construction, and other types of heavy engineer­
ing projects, and various military installations, n.e.c.
6 Included in “ AH other types” .
7 Includes nonresidential construction at the site of 3 Resettlement Admin­
istration projects for which a breakdown of residential and nonresidential
costs is not available.

dollars. The 1937 figure of 1,046 million dollars was
the lowest for any year, except 1945, during the
11-year period.
Passage of the Public Works
Administration A ct of 1938 and the inception of the
USHA program, however, caused total awards to
mount again in 1938 and remain steady in 1939.
The next few years witnessed the introduction of
the “ defense program,” in June 1940 and the “ war
program,” after the attack on Pearl Harbor. PW A
and W P A were decreasing in importance, but the
defense program, including the first cantonment
camp project, pushed 1940 Federal construction
awards to $2,395,000,000, well over two-fifths above
the 1939 figure. With increased demands for mili­
tary camps and posts, and expanded construction

of such production facilities as shipyards and air­
craft and other munitions plants, the total for 1941
rose abruptly to $6,014,000,000, over
times that
for the previous year. The peak was reached in
1942 when contract awards for the war construction
program amounted to more than $7,814,000,000, or
27 percent of the total for the entire period 1935-45.
A sudden drop occurred the following year, how­
ever, to a figure near the 1940 level because many
of the most important war construction projects
were already under way. Thus, in the 4-year period
1940-43, nearly 19 billion dollars worth of contracts
were awarded for defense and war purposes,
amounting to 66 percent of the 11-year total and
over 2}/2 times the total for the 5 years 1935-39.




12

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

Further reductions occurred in 1944 as the bulk of
the war construction projects were completed; and
in 1945 the total dropped to $1,030,000,000, the
lowest volume reported in any year in the period
under discussion.

Types of projects included in the program
Of all the types of projects undertaken, nonresidential building construction was by far the
most important. The money for nonresidential
building (16 billion dollars), from 1935 to 1945, was
allocated for schools, hospitals, post offices, public
buildings of all types, and, tin connection with the
war program, cantonment camps and barracks*
hangars, magazines and storehouses, and the many
different types o f industrial plants and factories
required to produce the supplies and equipment
needed by a Nation at war. Next in importance in
amount of contract awards was street, road, and
highway construction with about 3 % billion dollars.
Over four-fifths of this amount was administered
under the Public Roads Administration.
Slum-clearance and low-rent housing projects
accounted for nearly 2 billion dollars in awards and

were built largely under jurisdiction of three
agencies: The Housing Division of PW A, the
United States Housing Authority, and the Federal
Public Housing Authority, the latter having major
responsibility for the large war housing program.
Airport construction (withawardsof $1,616,000,000),
river, harbor, and flood-control projects ($1,204,000,000), and reclamation projects ($1,042,000,000)
were the only other types to reach the billion-dollar
mark.
The reclamation work that was carried on under
Federal contract included large dams in the West
and the T V A in the South. Enlargement and
improvement of the Panama Canal, accounting for
more than 275 million dollars appropriated in 1941,
and construction of the Midtown Hudson Tunnel
of New York City were among the largest heavy­
engineering projects accomplished in the 11-year,
period. Miscellaneous projects swelled the total,
especially in 1941 and 1942 when a great number of
multiple-use military installations were begun.
Sometimes as many as five or six different types of
facilities were provided in one project— barracks,
roads, sanitation, communication, and training
facilities, hospitals, and administration buildings.

Building Construction
Building construction comprises the largest and
most violently fluctuating part of total construction
activity and strongly influences the behavior of the
remainder. A great deal of nonbuilding construc­
tion, such as streets and highways, pipe lines, sewer
systems, telephone equipment, which follows im­
mediately after or is performed simultaneously with
building construction, constitutes the other part of
what is practically a joint demand. When building
construction rises and falls, therefore, nonbuilding
moves in the same direction, although frequently
not to the same extreme degree.
During the 30-year period 1915-45, expenditures
for building construction in almost every year
amounted to at least half the dollar volume of all
construction put in place, and in a number of years
the proportion was well over three-fifths (table 1).
In prosperous years especially, building construction
forms the major part of the total.



Trends in City Building
257

cities, 1921-45

T o relate current activity to past performances
in city building construction, the Bureau of Labor
Statistics prepares series showing the annual volume
pf building construction since 1921 in 257 large
cities5 (tables 6, 7, and 9). From 1929 on, buildingconstruction trends are reflected more accurately
through indexes (see table 12), which are based on
data from a larger and more representative sample
of incorporated places.
Both sets of figures reveal an almost continuous
upward trend in permit valuation6 of building con5 Cities with population of 25,000 or more, of which there were 412 in 1940.
The 257 cities are marked with an asterisk in the appendix— Building
Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by City and by
Class of Construction, 1943, 1944, and 1945 (p. 57).
6 Permit valuation figures are estimates based on reports of construction
cost as recorded on building permits, and on notifications of Federal building
construction contracts awarded.

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BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

T a b l e 6 .— Estimated valuation, and indexes, o f building construction fo r which perm its were issued in 2 57 cities, by class o f
construction , 1 9 2 1 -4 5 1
[Indexes: 5-year average 1935-39=100]
New nonresidential buildings

New residential buildings

All building construction

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

Year
Index
number

Valuation

Index
number

Valuation

Valuation

Index
number

Index
number

Valuation

|QM
1924.___________________ ;_____

$1,837,841,665
2,767,782,634
3,398,884,406
3,508,266,587
4,028,066,479

166.0
250.0
307.0
316.9
363.8

$933,868,739
1,614,891,486
1,998,393,400
2,038,427,392
2,390,390,182

187.9
324.9
402.1
410.2
481.0

$631,167,199
869,512,807
1,065,624,238
1,125,290,699
1,300,494,326

167.8
231.2
283.4
299.2
345.8

$272,805,727
283,378,341
334,866,768
344,548,496
337,181,971

116.5
121.0
143.0
147.2
144.0

1926._________________________
1927__________________________
1928. ________________________
1929._________________________
193a_________________________

3,826,927,204
3,478,604,263
3,304,699,712
2,933,212,041
1,697,724,944

345.7
314.2
298.5
264.9
153.3

2,222,874,645
1,906,003,260
1,859,423,751
1,433,715,542
601,269,847

447.3
383.5
374.1
288.5
121.0

1,262,738,028
1,231,785,870
1,135,569,986
1,147,796,781
849,386,873

335.8
327.6
302.0
305.2
225.9

341,314,531
340,815,133
309,705,975
351,699,718
247,068,224

145.8
145.6
132.3
150.2
105.5

1931__________________________
1932...............................................
1933__________________________
1934._________________________
1935__________________________

1,237,457,788
481,219,448
383,363,271
413,335,750
690,980,829

111.8
43.5
34.6
37.3
62.4

426,270,111
103,445,244
92,175,207
78,322,545
213,547,937

85.8
20.8
18.5
15.8
43.0

622,830,444
275,509,435
183,241,951
197,407,829
288,503,017

165.6
73.3
48.7
52.5
76.7

188,357,233
102,264,769
107,946,113
137,605,376
188,929,875

80.5
43.7
46.1
58.8
80.7

1936._________________________

1,074,041,134
1,187,141,752
1,185,561,486
1,398,020,069
1,760,881,878

97.0
107.2
107.1
126.3
159.0

460,957,356
475,966,515
580,028,372
754,471,224
797,284,564

92.7
95.8
116.7
151.8
160.4

376,062,438
434,602,894
382,633,246
398,430,016
720,323,251

100.0
115.6
101.8
106.0
191.6

237,021,340
276,572,343
222,899,868
245,118,829
243,274,063

101.2
118.1
95.2
104.7
103.9

2,043,689,769
1,651,899,995
796,629,716
720,343,577
1,172,364,909

184.6
149.2
72.0
65.1
105.9

869,659,543
478,756,747
327,986,684
207,038,816
350,175,495

175.0
96.3
66.0
41.7
70.5

906,299,499
986,022,154
301,560,271
291,385,390
505,226,097

241.0
262.2
80.2
77.5
134.4

267,730,777
187,121,094
167,082,761
221,919,371
316,963,317

114.4
79.9
71.4
94.8
135.4

1921__________________________

1938 ZZ ZZZ ZZ ZZ ZZZ ZZ

1939._______________________ __

194

a___________________

1941_________________________
1942____________________ _____
1943__________________________
1944._________________________
1945__________________________

1 Includes value of building construction in the 257 cities for which Federal construction contracts were awarded.

T able 7.— Estimated number o f new fa m ily dwelling units fo r which permits were issued 1 in relation to population , in 2 57 cities,
and index o f residential rents, 1 9 1 0 -4 5
[Indexes: 5-year average 1935-39 = 100]

Year

Population2
(in
thousands)

New family dwelling
units
•

New family dwelling
units per 10,000
population

Number8

Number

Index

Index of
residential
rents4

Year

Population2
(in
thousands)

New family dwelling
units
Number8

Index

Index

New family dwelling
units per 10,000
Index of
population
residential
rents4
Number
Index

1910________
1911________
1015
1013
1914________
1013

28,629
29,424
30,218
31,013
31,808
32,603

238,000
241,000
245,000
228,000
223,000
237,000

184.0
186.3
189.4
176.2
172.4
183.2

83.1
81.9
81.1
73.5
70.1
72.7

298.3
294.0
291.1
263.8
251.6
260.9

(5)
(5)
(5)
92.2
92.2
92.9

1928________
1929________
1930...
1931__
1932________
1933

43,242
44,075
44,908
45,108
45,308
45,507

388,678
244,394
125,315
98,158
27,380
25,885

300.4
188.9
96.9
75.9
21.2
20.0

89.9
55.4
27.9
21.8
6.0
5.7

322.7
198.8
100.1
78.2
21.5
20.4

144.8
141.4
137.5
130.3
116.9
100.7

1916________
1917________
1918________
1919________
1920________
1921________

33,397
34,192
34,987
35,782
36,576
37,409

241,000
116,000
61,000
166,000
110,000
224,545

186.3
89.7
47.2
128.3
85.0
173.6

72.2
33.9
17.4
46.4
30.1
60.0

259.2
121.7
62.5
166.5
108.0
215.4

94.0
93.2
94.9
102.7
120.7
138.6

1934________
1935________
1936________
1937________
1938________
1939________

45,709
45,906
46,106
46,306
46,505
46,705

20,952
55,490
113,646
117,307
157,008
203,392

16.2
42.9
87.8
90.7
121.4
157.2

4.6
12.1
24.6
25.3
33.8
43.5

16.5
43.4
88.3
90.8
121.3
156.1

94.4
94.2
96.4
100.9
104.1
104.3

1922________
1923________
1Q5d
1925________
1926________
1927________

38,243
39,076
39,909
40,742
41,575
42,409

377,305
453,673
442,096
491,032
462,208
406,095

291.6
350.7
341.7
379.6
357.3
313.9

98.7
116.1
110.8
120.5
111.2
95.8

354.3
416.7
397.7
432.5
399.1
343.9

142.7
146.4
151.6
152.2
150.7
148.3

1940________
1941________
1942________
1943________
1944________
1945________

46,905
46,905
46,905
46,905
46,905
46,905

220,928
232,345
142,628
115,122
63,711
78,173

170.8
179.6
110.2
89.0
49.2
60.4

47.1
49.5
30.4
24.5
13.6
16.7

169.1
177.7
109.1
88.1
48.7
59.9

104.6
106.2
108.5
108.0
108.2
108.3

t Includes number of units for which Federal construction contracts were
awarded.
2 Population figures are actual enumerations for the 257 cities in the census
years 1910,1920,1930, and 1940; estimates for other years prior to 1940 are
straight-line interpolations of Census figures while those subsequent to 1940
are based on the 1940 Census, since no further information is available.
* Estimates for the period prior to 1921 are based on building-permit data
746862°— 48— 2




made available by the building-permit survey which the Bureau of Labor
Statistics conducted in cooperation with the W ork Projects Administration.
Data were available for 118 cities for 1910 and for a progressively greater
number of cities each successive year, reaching a total of 229 cities in 1926.
Since that time, all 257 cities have reported directly to the Bureau.
4 Bureau of Labor Statistics index of rents for wage earners and lowersalaried workers in large cities.
5 Data not available.

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CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45
T a b l e 8 .— Five cities leading in permit valuation1fo r building construction , 1 9 2 1 -4 5
Year and city

Permit
valuation

Permit
valuation

Year and city

1921: New York.____________
Chicago.______________
Cleveland...... .................
Los Angeles....................
Detroit_______________

$442,285,248
133,027,910
86,680,023
82,761,386
58,086,053

1922: New York.____________
Chicago.______________
Los Angeles___________
Philadelphia.... ...............
Detroit............ ...............

645,176,481
229,853,125
121,206,787
114,190,525
93,614,593

1923: New York.____________
Chicago.______________
Los Angeles....................
Detroit...........................
Philadelphia......... ..........

789,265,335
334.164.404
200,133,181
129,719,831
128.227.405

1924: New York.____________
Chicago.______________
Detroit_______________
Los Angeles— ...............
Philadelphia....................

836,043,604
308,911,159
160,547,723
150,147,516
141,402,655

1933: New York._________

1925: New York____________
Chicago.............. ............
Detroit...... ....................
Philadelphia....................
Los Angeles....................

1,020,604,713
373,803,571
180,132,528
171,034,280
152,646,436

1934: New York._________

1926: New York_____________
Chicago.______________
Detroit_______________
Philadelphia.__________
Los Angeles....................

1,039,670,572
376,808,480
183,721,443
140,093,075
123,006,215

1935: New York._________

1927: New York.____________
Chicago.______________
Detroit----------------------Los Angeles— ...............
Philadelphia.— ..............

880,333,455
365,065,042
145,555,647
123,027,139
117,590,650

1928: New York.____________
Chicago.______________
Detroit________ ______
Philadelphia....................
Los Angeles....................

916,671,855
323,509,048
129,260,285
112,225,865
101,678,768

1929: New York.____________
Chicago.______________

942,297,219
210,797,640

1929: Philadelphia._______

$104,405,545
100,567,497
93,020,160

Detroit____________
Los Angeles------------

410,165,789
85,749,167
75,356,715
53,141,770
48,823,891

1930: New York._________
Chicago.___________
Los Angeles...._____
Philadelphia_______
Washington------------

362,864,076
66,693,556
52,588,151
41,421,685
35,265,216

1931: New York._________
Chicago.___________
Washington________
Los Angeles-----------Philadelphia_____.....

78,851,588
59,927,302
17,862,661
17,785,627
16,465,092

1932: New York._________
Washington-----------Philadelphia_______
Los Angeles-----------San Francisco---------

86,554,567
58,198,282
15,534,384
13,067,666
12,099,056

San Francisco--------Los Angeles-----------St. Louis.__________
Philadelphia._______

100,908,487
20,928,631
17,032,681
14,981,777
10,374,194

Washington________
Chicago.___________
Los Angeles..............
Boston.____________

167,027,932
47,101,408
33,465,811
22,218,027
18,812,060

Washington________
Los Angeles________
Detroit____________
Chicago.___________

1936: New York.________________
Los Angeles----------------------Washington_______________
Detroit..................................
Chicago.................................
1937: New York.__
Los Angeles...
Detroit........
Washington...
Philadelphia..

224,066,924
64.104.825
51.112.826
43,052,100
35,911,134
314,604,086
64,614,089
56,543,060
43,294,632
37,284,118

Year and city

Permit
valuation

1938: New York._______
Los Angeles______
Detroit__________
Washington---------Chicago.----- ---------

$341,360,748
70,968,526
53,471,180
51,577,522
29,441,756

1939: New York._______
Los Angeles---------Washington---------Detroit---------------Chicago._________

247,084,627
74,090,818
71,436,886
62,773,163
54,601,244

1940: New York._______
Los Angeles______
Detroit__________
Philadelphia.____
Chicago.________

249,895,957
91,171,430
88,904,018
75,862,763
66,785,392

1941: New York._______
Los Angeles_______
Detroit---------------Washington---------Chicago._________ _

214,442,061
121,958,491
108,488,952
74,997,358
65.714.457

1942: Chicago._________
Los Angeles______
New York._______
Washington______
Philadelphia.______

98,289,672
92,301,676
85,363,638
80,697,324
72.522.457

1943: Chicago._________
Detroit__________
Los Angeles---------San Francisco.........
New Orleans...........

69,775,158
46,977,764
39,590,679
28,432,173
27,663,522

1944: Los Angeles______
New York._______
Chicago.________
Detroit-------------Oakland................

66,295,181
41,401,757
35,751,179
34,160,608
24,689,185

1945: Los Angeles_____
Detroit________
Chicago________
Houston_______
New York______

91,569,739
67,974,844
63,080,285
45,335,871
35,090,013

Includes value of Federal construction contracts awarded.
New York £ ity data are not exactly comparable throughout the years.
From 1921 through 1944 figures presented here are based on applications
filed rather than on permits issued. For the years 1942 through 1944 large
projects which were definitely determined to represent postwar plans have

been omitted. Figures for 1945 are based on inspection records and repre­
sent work actually started.
Data for Boston are based on permit applications filed rather than building
permits issued.

struction, commencing immediately after the
depression low in 1933 and lasting through 1941.
This was followed by a sharp decline in 1942,
further decreases in 1943 and 1944, and the first
signs of recovery in 1945.
Permit valuations in the 257 cities in 1944 were
less than half as great as in 1942, the first war year,
but were almost double the figure for 1933 when
building slumped to the lowest point recorded in
the 23^
2decades for which data are shown. Valua­
tions were highest in the 1920,s, especially 1925 and
1926. Only in 1941 when national-defense building
was in its stride has any year since 1929 even
approached the level of building construction be­
tween 1922 and 1929. Except for 1935, the 1944
figure was the lowest in a decade; however, in 1945
valuations rose again by 63 percent.

Usually residential building7 exceeds nonresidential, and in prosperous years it accounts for the
'major part of building activity. In the depression
years 1930-35, on the other hand, and in the defense
and war years 1941 and 1942, the reverse was true.
In fact, new residential building valuations fell so
low in 1933 and 1934 that they were considerably
below those reported for additions, alterations, and
repairs. In 1942 permit valuations in the 257 cities
for nonresidential building were more than twice
the residential, mainly because of extensive con­
struction of military and war industry facilities and
rigid curtailment under Government order of nonessential building.




7 Building permit data on residential construction include hotels, lodging
houses, and such miscellaneous living quarters as dormitories and clubs, in
addition to the housekeeping accommodations which are referred to as
“ new family dwelling units” in other parts of this section.

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BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

ESTIMATED PERMIT VALUATION OF
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION IN 257 CITIES
BILLIONS
OP OOLLARS

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS

All three classes of building construction shared
in the sharp decrease in activity from 1942 to 1943;
additions, alterations, and repairs had the smallest
decline and nonresidential building the greatest, so
that again in 1943 the volume of residential building
was larger than that of nonresidential. In 1944,
when construction of war housing was nearly com­
pleted, residential permit valuations once more
dropped below nonresidential and retained that
relative position in 1945.
Five leading cities.— New York C ity8 led all other
cities for 21 years (1921-41) with respect to the
dollar volume of permits issued for building con­
struction. In 1942, however, New York dropped
to third place, and in 1943 it did not even appear
among the five leading cities. Chicago moved into
the lead in 1942 and remained there in 1943;
Los Angeles ranked first in 1944 and 1945.

New Orleans, Oakland, and Houston, in 1943,
1944, and 1945, respectively, were among the lead­
ing five for the first time within the 2J^ decades*
* Data for New York City are not exactly comparable throughout the years.
From 1921 through 1944 figures presented here are based on applications
filed rather than on permits issued. For the years 1942 through 1944 large
projects which were definitely determined to represent postwar plans have
been omitted. Figures for 1945 are based on inspection records and repre­
sent work actually started.




INCLUDES VALUE OF BUIL0IN6 CONSTRUCTION IN THE 257 CITIES
FOR WHICH FEDERAL CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS WERE AWARDED

under survey. Construction of enormous aircraft
and shipbuilding facilities accounted for the greatest
portion of increased activity in New Orleans and
Oakland. Houston came to the fore in 1945 mainly
because a huge N avy hospital building program got
under way in the first part of the year and a spurt
in private commercial building took place as soon
as construction controls were lifted in the latter
part of the year.
New dwelling units.— Estimates of the number of
new dwelling units for which permits were issued
in the 257 cities, each year from 1910 to 1945, are
presented in table 7. This series provides a reliable
measure of year-to-year fluctuations in urban
residential construction during the decade which
included World War I. Since that time, however,
the urban population of the country has been grow­
ing at an increasingly greater rate than in the 257
cities. Other biases inherent in fixed samples have
also affected this series. Eor the period commenc­
ing with 1920, when these biases become noticeable,
more reliable estimates of fluctuations in residential
construction will be found in tables 13 and 14,
which show the number of new dwelling units
started in all urban and rural nonfarm areas.
Permits were issued for more new dwelling units

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CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

in the 257 cities in 1941 than in any other year after
1929. Although the total of the 232,000 homes
shown in table 9 for 1941 was over 11 times that for
the low year 1934, it was only about half the volume
for each year 1923 through 1926. By 1944 the
number had dropped to only a little over a fourth
of the 1941 figure, but was still 3 times the 1934
volume. There was a reversal of the down-trend in
1945, particularly in the last quarter of the year
when wartime restrictions on all construction were
lifted. The total in 1945 was 23 percent higher than
in the preceding year.
Though the Bureau of Labor Statistics index of
residential rents moves within a narrower range
than the index of new dwelling units for which
permits were issued, it follows approximately the
same cyclical phases, except in wartime. For
example, in 1942 the rent index reached a 10-year
high and remained at almost that level through
1945, whereas the index of new dwelling units
decreased sharply in each year from 1942 through
1944. Increased demand, coupled with curtailment
of all but the most essential building, tended to
push up rents. Undoubtedly, without rent control
initiated with the Emergency Price Control A ct of
T able 9.— Estim ated number o f new fa m ily dwelling units fo r
which perm its were issued in 2 57 cities, by type o f structure,

jm i - t f 1
Percent of new family
dwelling units in—

Number of new family
dwelling units in—
Year

All
Multi­
Multitypes of 1-family 2-family2 family8 1-family 2-family2 family*
structures structures structures structures structures structures structures

1921________
1922________
1923________
1924________
1925________

224,545
377,305
453,673
442,096
491,032

130,873
179,364
207,632
209,578
225,222

38,858
80,252
96,444
94,717
86,133

54,814
117,689
149,597
137,801
179,677

58.3
47.5
45.8
47.4
45.9

17.3
21.3
21.2
21.4
17.5

24.4
31.2
33.0
31.2
36.6

1926________
1927________
1928________
1929________
1930________

462,208
406,095
388,678
244,394
125,315

188,074
155,512
136,907
98,164
57,311

64,131
54,320
43,098
27,512
15,145

210,003
196,263
208,673
118,718
52,859

40.7
38.3
35.2
40.2
45.7

13.9
13.4
11.1
11.2
12.1

45.4
48.3
53.7
48.6
42.2

1931.._______
1932________
1933________
1934________
1935________

98,158
27,380
25,885
20,952
55,490

48,310
19,524
14,443
12,570
31,021

11,310
3,400
2,128
1,446
3,008

38,538
4,456
9,314
6,936
21,461

49.2
71.3
55.8
60.0
55.9

11.5
12.4
8.2
6.9
5.4

39.3
16.3
36.0
33.1
38.7

1936.________
1937________
1938________
1939________
1940.________

113,646
117,307
157,008
203,392
220,928

59,099
66,238
78,582
117,693
140,823

5,261
7,316
7,759
16,302
21,298

49,286
43,753
70,667
69,397
58,807

52.0
56.5
50.1
57.8
63.7

4.6
6.2
4.9
8.1
9.7

43.4
37.3
45.0
34.1
26.6

1941________
1942________
1943________
1944________
1945------------

232,345
142,628
115,122
63,711
78,173

163,666
97,050
84,471
48,838
61,349

19,396
13,416
10,837
7,342
6,386

49,283
32,162
19,814
7,531
10,438

70.5
68.0
73.4
76.7
78.5

8.3
9.4
9.4
11.5
8.2

21.2
22.6
17.2
11.8
13.3

1 Includes number of new fam ily dwelling units in the 257 cities for which
Federal construction contracts were awarded.
8 Includes 1- and 2-family dwellings with stores.
s Includes multifamily dwellings with stores.




1942, the rent indexes for that and following years
would have been considerably higher.
Single-family houses formed a higher proportion
(79 percent) of the new dwellings in the 257 cities
in 1945 than in any other year of active building
shown in table 9. Two-family and multifamily
dwellings, which were relatively popular during
most of the 1920's, made up only 8 percent and 13
percent, respectively, of the total in the last war
year.

All urban areas, 1942-45
For the period beginning with 1942, the first year
after the United States entered World War II,
detailed estimates of city building construction are
available for all urban areas of the country. Prior
to 1942, data presented were a compilation of build­
ing permit reports received from a number of co­
operating cities. The Bureau of Labor Statistics
began the regular collection of these data in 1920,
at first including only the larger cities. Coverage
kept expanding until (beginning in 1942) the num­
ber of cities reporting contained between 80 and 85
percent of the entire urban population, providing
sufficient information to form the basis for total
urban estimates.9 A t present, more than 2,500
cities cooperate.
The urban area, by Census definition, comprises
all incorporated places with a population of 2,500
or more in 1940 and, by special rule, a small number
of unincorporated civil divisions.
Non-Federal
(private, and State and local government) urban
building construction is estimated from the buildingpermit records which are collected by the Bureau
directly from local building officials in every State
except Illinois, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New
York, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania, where
State departments of labor collect and forward the
data to the Bureau. Estimates of federally financed
building construction in urban areas are made from
the notifications of construction contracts awarded,
which are obtained by the Bureau from other
Federal agencies.
Valuation figures, the basis for statements con­
cerning value, are derived from estimates of con­
struction cost made by prospective builders when
applying for permits to build, and the value o f
contracts awarded by the Federal Government.
No land costs are included. Unless otherwise in9 The method of estimating the total urban building volume is essentially
the same as that used to obtain the housing volume in all urban areas,
which is explained on pp. 28 and 23.

17

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

CHART 6

ESTIMATED PERMIT VALUATION OF
URBAN BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

MILLIONS
OF OOLLARS

MILLIONS
OF DOLLARS

350

ALL BU ILDING

a

350

CONSTRUCTION

<

300

300

250

250

m
t %

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200

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100

!

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1 A /\

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/

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150

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U N IT E D S T A T E S D E P A R TM EN T O F LA BO R
BUREAU OF LA BO R S T A T I S T I C S




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18

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

T able 10.— Estimated valuation1 o f the various classes o f building construction fo r which permits were issued in all urban areas,
by source o f funds and by month, 1 9 4 2 -4 5
Valuation (in thousands of dollars)
Month

Total

Federal

Non-Federal

1945

1944

1943

1942

1945

12-month total._______

1,966,913

1,101,350

1.262,133

2,707,573

1,717,181

753.441

January._____________
February.. ...
__
March_______ ____
May.
... ..... ... ___
June..... ........................
July.________________
August........ ..............—
September___________
October_____________
November _
December_

65,722
82,954
110,238
110,410
131,478
142^977
165,029
167,458
185,209
251,670
249,928
303,840

87,839
73,582
91,831
88 689
107^312
116J)86
97,814
86,290
86,181
99,763
91,535
74,428

121.235
106,752
103,388
oo 815
102A09
101^276
106,061
103,730
100,620
110,694
105,054
101,099

213,422
332,410
281,774
332,228
327^376
220,585
304,458
149,016
175,477
157,840
93,986
119,001

45,307
48,694
69.807
75 986
96,513
118,710
134,158
157,354
180 566
244,646
243,904
301,536

55,179
51,722
63,491
60,797
70^642
82JXX)
68,935
67,071
60,615
63,449
61,572
47,968

12-month .total______ —

663,160

345,670

583,496

918,413

631,562

289,270

January ____________

June.„------- --------July------------------------August.— . ------------September___________
October-------------------November.__
December— —

14,538
20,391
27,186
39,727
46,560
53,291
60,314
56,502
61,011
86,919
94,380
102,341

32,295
28,185
37^063
29,460
33,918
36,623
30,484
27,709
23,191
21,376
23,387
21,979

50,288
53,633
50,861
47,505
55,333
41,890
45,908
52,227
41,532
49,648
53,808
40,863

75,310
126,945
lli;935
109,956
86,328
67,753
52,621
49,422
73,020
73,832
48,172
43,119

14,538
16 914
26,333
32,617
42,651
48,738
52,152
54,818
61,011
86,762
94,090
100,938

26,111
25,197
29,265
27,078
29,886
31,883
25,134
23,064
20,065
19,783
17,775
14,029

12-month totaL_______

827,614

438,909

439,131

1,510,688

639,342

169,078

January._____________
February. __________
March______________
April________________
_____
May. ____
June.-----------------------July.___________ - ....
August.______________
September----------------October..................... —
November.___________
December.-----------------

27,973
42,182
54,328
40,792
51,492
44,475
62,837
66,973
74,097
106,488
103,962
152,015

35,462
25,624
30,437
35,618
46,180
49,953
37,641
31,630
33,099
48,132
36,521
28,612

59,157
39,625
37,338
34,796
29,179
37,607
37,491
27,553
32,479
36,812
28,115
38,979

111,404
181,383
138,617
192,764
216,309
127,063
226,288
75,910
81,565
65,515
31,524
62,346

11,745
13,563
17,102
16,341
23,935
29,165
42,658
59,856
70,769
102,361
100,201
151,646

10,208
8,825
10,967
11,100
14,171
21,801
15,223
17,725
12,340
16,232
16,057
14,429

1944

1943

1942

1942

1945

1944

703,584

1,066,958

249,732

347,909

558,549

1,640,615

32,711
33,472
45,620
53,335
64*017
63485
65,674
73,231
73,901
72,420
66,146
59,872

107,640
121,977
160,817
136,064
80^882
76,859
80,668
72,114
73,412
63,322
48,161
45,042

20,415
34,260
40,431
34,424
34^965
24^267
30,871
10,104
4,643
7,024
6,024
2,304

32,660
21,860
28,340
27,892
36*670
34^086
28,879
19.219
25,566
36,314
29,963
26,460

88,524
73,280
57,768
46 480
38,392
38^091
40,387
30,499
26,719
38,274
38,908
41,227

105,782
210,433
120,957
196,164
246,494
143,726
223,790
76,902
102,065
94,518
45,825
73,959

375,169

602,609

31,598

56,400

208,327

315,804

17,352
17,578
27,379
30,545
38,062
35,794
35,610
42,844
34,316
37,931
29,758
28,000

57,378
72,909
100,608
81,605
40,046
37,080
41,031
39,754
41,341
37,732
29,118
24,007

0
3,477
853
7,110
3,909
4,553
8,162
1,684
0
157
290
1,403

6,184
2,988
7,798
2,382
4,032
4,740
5,350
4,645
3,126
1,593
5,612
7,950

32,936
36,055
23,482
16,960
17,271
6,096
10,298
9,383
7,216
11,717
24,050
12,863

17,932
54,036
11,327
28,351
46,282
30,673
11,590
9,668
31,679
36,100
19,054
19,112

106,546

222,998

188,272

269,831

332,585

1,287,690

5,539
4,609
4,615
7,028
9,259
7,115
8,154
7,689
14,456
11,421
14,683
11,978

27,048
28,193
31,600
26,267
20,113
17,776
19,237
13,133
13,711
9,340
5,873
10,707

16,228
28,619
37,226
24,451
27,557
15,310
20,179
7,117
3,328
4,127
3,761
369

25,254
16,799
19,470
24,518
32,009
28,152
22,418
13,905
20,759
31,900
20,464
14,183

53,618
35,016
32,723
27,768
19,920
30,492
29,337
19,864
18,023
25,391
13,432
27,001

847356
153,190
107,017
166,497
196,196
109,287
207,051
62,777
67,854
56,175
25,651
51,639

1943

All building construction

New residential building

March---------------------April._______________

May„.______ ______

New nonresidential building

Additions, alterations, and repairs on residential buildings
189,205

136,432

117,631

106,867

188,375

133,195

115,626

105,996

830

3,237

2,005

871

p5Apfpmlv»r
Ocfjihpr
November___ _______
December______ ..

7,872
8,477
12,697
13,338
14,902
19,250
17,693
18,453
19,806
21,080
19,890
15,747

9,554
9,045
11,155
11,081
13,568
13,861
12,769
12,319
11,258
12,290
11,188
8,344

4,250
4,648
5,898
8,082
9,059
11,618
12,189
13,366
13,474
12,956
11,296
10,795

8,144
8,790
12,070
13,297
9,535
9,202
9,323
9,102
8,350
8,507
6,168
4,379

7,765
8,243
12,651
13,267
14,790
19,196
17,653
18,397
19,716
21,067
19,890
15.740

9,427
8,877
10,915
10,942
13,477
13,602
12,655
12,148
10,660
12,158
10,248
8,086

4,225
4,648
5,830
7,894
9,015
11,550
12,110
13,251
13,289
12,835
10,709
10,270

8,112
8,758
12,070
13,297
9,535
9,148
9,323
9,083
8,350
8,007
6,063
4,250

107
234
46
71
112
54
40
56
90
13
0
7

127
168
240
139
91
259
114
171
598
132
940
258

25
0
68
188
44
68
79
115
185
121
587
525

32
32
0
0
0
54
0
19
0
500
105
129

12-month total------------

286,934

180,339

121,875

171,605

257,902

161,898

106,243

135,355

29,032

18,441

15,632

36,250

January.. ..............—
February __________
March---------------------April._______________
^ iiriiii .......
June._______________
July.............................
August.. ... ________
September. _________
October___

15,339
11,904
16,027
16,553
18,524
25,961
24,185
25,530
30,295
37,183
31,696
33,737

10,528
10,728
13,176
12,530
13,646
15,649
16,920
14,632
18,633
17,965
20,439
15,493

7,540
8,846
9,291
9,432
8,838
10,161
10,473
10,584
13,135
11,278
11,835
10,462

18,564
15,292
19,152
16,211
15,204
16,567
16,226
14,582
12,542
9,986
8,122
9,157

11,259
9,974
13,721
13,761
15,137
21,611
21,695
24,283
29,070
34,456
29,723
33,212

9,433
8,823
12,344
11,677
13,108
14,714
15,923
14,134
17,550
15,276
17,492
11,424

5,595
6,637
7,796
7,868
7,681
8,726
9,800
9,447
11,840
10,233
10,996
9,624

15,102
12,117
16,539
14,895
11,188
12,855
11,077
10,144
10,010
8,243
7,107
6,078

4,080
1,930
2,306
2,792
3,387
4,350
2,490
1,247
1,225
2,727
1,973
525

1,095
1,905
832
853
538
935
997
498
1,083
2,689
2,947
4,069

1,945
2,209
1,495
1,564
1,157
1,435
673
1,137
1,295
1,045
839
838

3462
3,175
2,613
1,316
4,016
3,712
5,149
4,438
2,532
1,743
1,015
3,079

12-month total-----------.Tftminrv
IToKruarv
April

_________

JnnA *

July
A ii cm at.

Additions, alterations, and repairs on nonresidential buildings

"NftvAmhfir

December..................

1 Includes value of building construction for which Federal contracts were awarded in urban areas.




19

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

dicated,

only building construction within the
corporate limits of cities in urban areas is included in
the tabulations in this section.

Comparison by type o f building.— Permits issued
and contracts awarded for new buildings as against
additions, alterations, and repairs, represented 90
percent of the total valuation of all urban building
construction in 1942, compared with 81 percent in
1943, 71 percent in 1944, and 76 percent in 1945.
In contrast to the sharp drop (58 percent) in new
construction from 1942 to 1943, valuations of
additions, alterations, and repairs as a whole
decreased only 14 percent. From 1943 to 1944 new
construction continued downward another 23 per­
cent, while addition, alteration, and repair valua­
tions rose 32 percent. Both categories increased
from 1944 to 1945— new construction by 90 percent
and additions, alterations, and repairs by 50 per­
cent.
Separating the residential additions, alterations,
and repairs from the nonresidential, it is significant
that there was a rise of 10 percent in valuations in
the former between 1942 and 1943, but a decrease of
29 percent in the latter. In the last 2 years of the

war, however, both residential and nonresidential
additions, alterations, and repairs increased. T o
some extent, the continued rise from year to year
in valuations of residential additions, alterations,
and repairs reflects increased emphasis by the
National Housing Agency on using existing struc­
tures for housing in-migrant war workers. On
the other hand, the decline of nonresidential ad­
dition, alteration, and repair valuations in 1943
was probably due in part to more extreme reduc­
tions for nonresidential than residential building
repairs under W PB Conservation Order L-41,
issued in April 1942.
In 1944, substantial increases were reported in
valuations for additions, alterations, and repairs on
both residential and nonresidential buildings. The
cumulating volume of old buildings in need of
repair, as less new construction was started, prob­
ably resulted in greater leniency in authorizing
maintenance and repair work on commercial and
industrial' buildings. In 1945, owing to revocation
of the construction limitation order in the last
quarter of the year, the valuation figures rose even
more sharply^—39 percent for residential and 59

T a b l e 11 — Estimated valuation and number o f new nonresidential buildings fo r which perm its were issued in all urban areas, by
type o f building and by source o f fu n ds , 19J $~45l
Total
Type of building

1945

1944

1943

Non-Federal
1942

1945

1944

Federal

1943

1942

1945

1944

188,272
-30.2

269,831
-18.9

4,921
5,620
99,603
2,361
16,498
1,871
8,753
11,003
2,732
14,298
9,692
4,673
37,163
3,810

694
40
47,521
0
0
0
40,711
166
80,256
9,735
7,187
25
91
1,846

7,633
807
91,739
511
3
2
39,532
657
97,248
10,109
12,335
52
9,203
0

6,859
68
212,211
0
15
0
36,306
519
47,467
2,260
11,281
15
15,583
1

595
400
862,013
0
0
0
38,360
253
251,310
118,309
10,857
16
5,552
25

100,108

773
-53.8

1,673
-23.2

2,178
-20.6

2,742

670
664
3,539
547
64,342
512
133
530
152
638
197
18,354
6,157
3,673

11
1
175
0
0
0
175
2
288
28
79
2
6
6

120
10
457
3
1
1
328
8
468
59
150
4
64
0

193
2
738
0
1
0
216
5
570
63
194
5
190
1

15
3
732
0
0
0
186
7
1,411
233
142
2
8
3

1943

1942

Valuation (in thousands of dollars)
All types--------------------- — - ...
Percent of change from preceding year.. ----

827,614 438,909
+88.6
-0 .1

439,131 1,510,688
-70.9 —

Amusement buildings...
-------------------Churches. ___________________________
Factories and workshops------------ ---------Public garages.......................... ..................
Private garages-----------------------------------Service stations-----------------------------------Institutions. . --------------------------Office buildings.---- -------- ---------------------Public buildings----------------------------------Public works and utilities._______________
Schools and libraries-----------------------------Sheds2__ ___ _________ _______________
Stores and warehouses---------------------------All other_
.
-------- -------------

15,338
16,998
258,098
32,368
29,672
8,393
66,268
29,983
83,954
32,286
24,939
8,055
210,638
10,624

8,327
1,808
258,181
957
7,790
817
40,418
2,959
48,882
12,832
13,923
4,908
33,276
4,053

12~236
5,538
159,706
3,942
11,005
1,274
43,147
5,425
98,937
26,264
17,721
4,133
45,530
4,051

5,516
6,020
961,616
2,361
16,498
1,871
47,113
11,256
254,042
132,607
20,549
4,689
42,715
3,835

639,342
+278.1

169,078
+58.7

14,644
16,958
210,577
32,368
29,672
8,393
25,557
29,817
3,698
22,551
17,752
8,030
210,547
8,778

4,603
4,731
67,967
3,431
11,002
1,272
3,615
4,768
1,689
16,155
5,386
4,081
36,327
4,051

106,546 222,998
-52.2 —
1,468
1,740
45,970
957
7,775
817
4,112
2,440
1,415
10,572
2,642
4,893
17,693
4,052

332,585
1,287,690
-74.2 —

Number of buildings
All types
Percent of change from preceding year--------

138,416
+80.6

76,657
-3 .2

79,154
-23.0

102,850

Amusement buildings..
______________
Churches.____________________________
Factories and workshops------------------------Public garages------------------------------Private garages-----------------------------------Service stations-----------------------------------Institutions___________________________
Office buildings._____________________ ...
Public buildings._______________________
Public works and utilities._______________
Schools and libraries.___________________
Sheds2....................................... ....... .. ....
Stores and warehouses----------------- .. ....
All other.__________ _______________

' 880“
1,335
9,031
3,776
64,171
1,465
532
1,964
380
791
467
21,519
23,264
8,841

903
809
4,705
730
38,099
291
454
748
552
643
404
15,382
7,348
5,589

564
494
3,662
409
34,297
179
372
531
695
619
377
27,404
4,869
4,682

685
667
4,271
547
64,342
512
319
537
1,563
8,71
339
18,356
6,165
3,676

137,643
+83.6

74,984
-2 .6

76,976
-23.1

869
1,334
8,856
3,776
64,171
1,465
357
1,962
92
763
388
21,517
23,258
8,835

783
799
4,248
727
38,098
290
126
740
84
584
254
15,378
7,284
5,589

371
492
2,924
409
34,296
179
156
526
125
556
183
27,399
4,679
4,681

1 Includes value of new nonresidential buildings for which Federal contracts were awarded in urban areas.




—

2 Includes stables and bams.

20

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

percent for nonresidential additions, alterations,
and repairs.
Of the new building total in 1942, 62 percent
consisted of nonresidential construction, chiefly
because the federally financed industrial facilities
program was then at its peak and the War Produc­
tion Board drastically curtailed the volume of
privately financed residential construction early in
the year. By the end of 1942, the bulk of the
industrial facilities program was under way; con­
sequently, in 1943 well over half the new building
valuation was for residential construction. Non­
residential building valuations maintained the same
dollar volume in 1944, but residential construction
continued to decline. Both types of building nearly
doubled in the following year, but nonresidential
comprised 56 percent of all new building valuations
in both 1944 and 1945.
The valuation of urban nonresidential buildings
financed with Federal funds dropped 74 percent
from 1942 to 1943, and continued to decline, though
not so markedly, in 1944 and 1945. Nonfederally
Table 12.— Indexes

financed building also decreased in 1943 (more than
50 percent), but the following year, it turned
upward; and in 1945 the dollar volume was almost
3 times greater than in 1944.
Factory buildings, both federally and non­
federally financed, accounted for most of the fall in
nonresidential valuations from the 1942 peak, and
figured largely in the sharp recovery in private non­
residential building after VJ-day. Privately fin­
anced stores and warehouses, office buildings,
garages and service stations, schools and libraries,
and public utility buildings, followed the same
general movement as all new nonresidential build­
ing financed with non-Federal funds. The valuation
of institutional buildings, on the other hand, was
maintained at approximately the same level through­
out the war years, chiefly as a result of the hospital
program of the Federal Works Agency. As a result
of increased recognition o f the importance of recrea­
tion facilities and community centers in crowded
war production areas, amusement and recreation
building was the only major type of nonresidential

o f estimated number o f new fa m ily dwelling units and valuation o f the various classes o f building construction
fo r which perm its were issued in urban areas, 1929-J fi1
Indexes (monthly average 1935-39= 100) of—

Year and month

Number
of new
family
dwelling
units

Indexes (monthly average 1935-39 = 100) of—

Valuation
All build­
ing con­
struction

New resi­ New non­ Additions,
dential residential alterations,
buildings buildings and repairs

1929___________________
1930___________________
1931___________________
1932 _________________
1933___________________
1934.__________________
1935______ ____________
1936___________________
1937___________________
1938___________________
1939___________________
1940___________________
1941___________________

259.8
133.4
101.1
27.7
22.8
18.9
46.5
86.5
92.5
117.0
152.5
180.0
206.0

283.1
162.0
114.3
41.9
34.6
35.4
60.7
96.5
106.6
108.3
127.9
150.2
166.4

353.5
151.1
107.7
26.7
22.3
18.9
46.4
91.9
98.6
113.9
149.3
167.5
197.6

319.5
233.3
159.1
64.8
45.0
44.6
69.5
101.4
112.7
106.3
110.1
146.9
153.5

187.2
121.8
91.2
44.9
45.3
58.4
79.0
99.8
116.3
98.1
106.9
106.2
115.5

1942: Average___________
January.-----------------February. _________
March_____________
April— --------------May ..........................
June

134.9
124.2
208.1
184.4
193.7
149.3
126.5
96.0
97.9
129.5
129.4
86.3
94.3

128.8
122.0
189.7
161.1
189.9
187.0
126.0
174.0
85.1
100.2
90.2
53.7
68.0

113.7
111.9
188.7
166.1
163.1
128.3
100.6
78.2
73.3
108.3
109.5
71.5
64.0

162.4
143.7
234.0
178.9
248.7
279.1
164.0
292.0
97.9
105.2
84.5
40.7
80.4

77.0
89.3
79.8
101.1
97.9
82.3
84.1
85.4
79.2
69.9
61.9
47.8
45.4

100.6
121.4
130.2
104.5
96.8
119.3
81.5

60.1
69.3
61.0
59.1
57.0
58.5
57.9

72.2
74.7
79.8
75.5
70.5
82.2
62.2

47.2
76.3
51.1
48.2
44.8
37.7
48.5

66.2
39.1
44.8
50.4
58.1
59.4
72.3

juiy:.._zz:z:::::z::

August_____________
September__________
October____________
November.__________
December___________

1943: Average---------------January. __________
February.___________
March_____________
ApriL._____________
June.

---------------

1 Includes number of new family dwelling units and value of building construction in urban areas for which Federal construction contracts were
awarded. Estimates for 1929 through 1941 were derived by applying link
relatives to data obtained from all reporting cities, the number o f which




Number
of new
family
dwelling
units

Year and month

July----------------------August.------------- -----S e p te m b e r..........

.

October.____________
November
.. ____
D e n e m h e r .... _____________

1944: Average___________
January.____________
February. --------------March_____________
A p ril

May._______________
June. _____________
July----------------------August._____________
September ________
October.. ...................
November. ________
D e e e m h e r ___

1945: Average___________
January.____________
February.___________
M a reh

ApriL______________
May _____________
June._______________
July._______________
August- __________
September ________
October..
______
November
_____
December.__________

Valuation
All build­
ing con­
struction

New resi­ New non­ Additions,
dential residential alterations,
buildings buildings and repairs

85.3
100.5
80.8
96.4
110.1
80.8

60.6
59.3
57.5
63.3
60.0
57.7

68.2
77.6
61.6
73.7
79.9
60.6

48.4
35.6
41.9
47.5
36.3
50.3

75.2
79.5
88.3
80.5
76.8
70.6

55.2
63.5
52.2
71.3
55.3
63.2
66.7
56.7
50.4
44.7
43.1
48.8
46.6

52.4
50.2
42.0
52.5
50.7
61.3
66.3
55.9
49.3
49.2
57.0
52.3.
42.5

42.8
48.0
41.9
55.0
43.7
50.4
54.4
45.3
41.1
34.4
31.7
34.7
32.6

47.2
45.8
33.1
39.3
46.0
59.6
64.5
48.6
40.8
42.7
62.1
47.1
36.9

87.6
66.7
65.6
80.8
78.4
90.3
98.0
98.5
89.5
99.2
100.4
105.0
79.1

77.1
28.9
35.5
46.3
71.7
72.3
78.7
91.8
75.2
83.0
109.4
118.0
115.1

93.6
37.6
47.3
63.0
63.1
75.1
81.7
94.3
95.7
105.7
143.8
142.8
173.5

82.1
21.6
30.3
40.3
58.9
69.2
79.2
89.6
83.8
90.5
128.9
140.0
151.8

89.0
36.1
54.5
70.1
52.7
66.5
57.4
81.1
86.4
95.6
137.4
134.1
196.0

131.7
77.1
67.6
95.4
99.3
110.9
150.1
138.9
146.1
166.3
193.3
171.3
164.2

increased steadily each year to almost 2,500 in 1941; figures for 1942 onward
were derived by expanding a carefully stratified sample o f approximately
3,000 reporting cities to estimate for all urban areas,

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BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

construction which showed an increase in dollar
volume in each of the 4 years under discussion.
Permits were issued in urban areas for propor­
tionately fewer private single-family homes in 1943
than in any of the other war years. (See chart 7.)
This shift toward two-family and multifamily
dwellings (which comprised about a third of all
private units in 1943) was caused principally by
increased construction of war rental housing under

section 608, title V I, of the National Housing Act.
Section 608 was added to the act in M ay 1942, and
authorized the insurance of mortgages on largescale rental projects for war workers. It made
liberal financial arrangements available for multi­
family rental projects, “ having in mind the econ­
omies in use of critical material which generally are
represented in this type of construction as compared
with single-family dwellings/’10 By 1945, less than

CHART 7

NUMBER OF NEW URBAN DWELLING
UNITS FOR WHICH PERMITS WERE ISSUED
DISTRIBUTION BY SOURCE OF FUNDS AND
TYPE OF STRUCTURE

PRIVATE
■ m

I FAMILY
I in

2 FAMILY

MULTIFAMILY
v:v.*v

PUBLIC

12%

mill i l l

1943

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS

a sixth of the privately financed units were in twofamily and multifamily structures, and private
single-family houses comprised well over threefourths of all new units (both public and private)
for which permits were issued or construction
contracts awarded in urban areas.
The proportion of urban dwellings which were
publicly financed was also greatest in 1943— over



:5 .6 % j
/////////

mm
1942

//</////////^
M O .4 % ;

///’/////////•

.9 %

1944

w

m

.

1945

INCLUDES UNITS FOR WHICH FEDERAL CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS
WERE AWARDEO.

two-fifths. In 1945 public housing accounted for
less than a tenth of the total, largely as a result of
prompt action on the part of the Federal Public
Housing Authority in canceling as many war hous­
ing construction contracts as possible the moment
the end of the war became imminent.
10 Ninth annual Report o f the Federal Housing Administration, for the
year ending December 31, 1942 (p. 23).

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CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

Comparison by months.— The monthly volume of
urban building construction, for which permits were
issued or construction contracts were awarded
during the years of W orld War II, reached its peak
of 332 million dollars in February 1942. In April,
when the War Production Board issued Conser­
vation Order L-41 halting all nonessential con­
struction, permit valuations were only slightly
under the peak. By August 1942 the volume was
about half the February high, and during the rest
of the year and all of 1943 it remained almost
constant at slightly over 100 million dollars a
month. In 1944, the monthly average was a little
over 90 million dollars; and January 1945 valua­
tions of 66 million dollars were the lowest for any
month during the entire war period. From that
date on there was an almost continuous upward
movement in monthly valuations. Seasonal influ­
ences in the earlier months of 1945; VE-day in May,
with subsequent partial relaxation of controls over
construction; VJ-day in August, clearing the way
for total reconversion; complete removal of con­
struction limitation orders in October— all played
a part in causing urban building construction to
more than quadruple by the end of the year. The
December 1945 total of 304 million dollars was only
9 percent under the wartime high.
Residential construction volume varied from 127
million dollars in February 1942 to about a ninth of
that amount (15 million dollars) in January 1945.
Nonresidential building showed about as great a
fluctuation— monthly totals ranging from a peak
of 226 million dollars in July 1942 to 26 million
dollars in February 1944. The volume of additions,
alterations, and repairs, on the other hand, moved
within a much narrower range than valuations for
new buildings. From the low (12 million dollars)
reported in January 1943, the rise in addition, alter­
ation, and repair work was almost constant, except
for seasonal variations, and reached the peak (58
million dollars) for the 4 years in October 1945.
The relative importance of the Federal war con­
struction program in the monthly volume of urban
building construction was considerably less after
1942. In 1942 Federal valuations accounted for
more than half the urban total, in each of 9 months,
and in M ay and July they were much more than
twice the non-Federal valuations. In contrast,
from April 1943 on, the non-Federal exceeded
Federal figures. By December 1945, Federal build­
ing valuations (2 million dollars) were only a very



small fraction of non-Federal valuations (302 million
dollars).

New Housing Units in Nonfarm Areas
Estimates of new housing construction— ordi­
narily comprising the largest segment of total build­
ing construction (discussed in the preceding section)
— are made by the Bureau of Labor Statistics for
the entire nonfarm area.
The dwelling units
covered are housekeeping units in new structures.
Units provided by conversion of existing structures
at the original site, or nonhousekeeping units such
as those in dormitories, barracks, rooming houses,
or hotels, are excluded.

Estimating dwellings started
The “ nonfarm area” consists of all urban and
rural nonfarm places. The urban designation, as
previously stated, is applied to all incorporated
places with a population of 2,500 or more in 1940,
and by special rule, to a small number of unincor­
porated civil divisions. Rural nonfarm housing
construction includes all but farm homes in unin­
corporated areas and incorporated places of less
than 2,500 population.
A permit to build is required in the majority of
cities and in many rural incorporated and a few
unincorporated areas. The size, and the builder's
estimate of the cost, of the proposed structure are
usually recorded on these permits, thereby provid­
ing a clear indication of the volume of building to
be carried on in the locality. The Bureau receives
summaries of building-permit records not only from
the cooperating cities previously mentioned, but
also from 1,700 rural incorporated places, and about
350 unincorporated areas— that is, from practically
every place in the Nation that requires a permit to
build.
Using the building-permit reports as a basis, an
estimate of the monthly volume of privately fin­
anced housing in urban areas is made first and then
combined with a similar estimate for rural nonfarm
places. T o derive the urban estimate, the cities
reporting building-permit data to the Bureau are
arrayed by State, population-size group, and
location inside or outside a metropolitan district;
the volume and value of residential building during
the month is summarized for each class of place.
The estimate for all urban areas in the country is
prepared by the simple method of applying to the
volume of housing reported for each type of place,

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

23

the ratio of the total number of such places in the
country to the number reporting that month. The
ratio is usually 1 for places of 25,000 population
or over, because reports are received monthly from
virtually all of these. For places of 5,000 to 25,000
population the number of reports is great enough so
that the multiplying figure is seldom over 3, and for
places of 2,500 to 5,000 population it is rarely over 8.
The estimates are further adjusted for lapsed
building permits and time lag between issuance of
permits and start of construction, beginning with
1945, when these influences became really significant.
Prior to 1945, the issuance of a building permit was

almost assuredly a sign that construction would be
started immediately. Information on lapse and lag
in building permits is derived from periodic surveys
in representative areas over the entire country.
The volume of rural-nonfarm housing started
prior to 1945 was determined with the use of a
bench-mark estimate for each geographic division
as of the last quarter of 1939, and a ratio of ruralnonfarm to urban residential building, as derived
from detailed housing enumerations made by the
Bureau between 1940 and 1942 in 138 defense areas.
The bench mark and ratio were used, together with
trend information revealed by the volume of hous­

ing in the rural-type places reporting building per­
mit data to the Bureau each month, to derive the
estimate of rural-nonfarm housing started.
The current method of determining the amount
of rural-nonfarm housing started, beginning with
1945 data, is to apply to the estimate for all urban
places the ratio of the number of units started in
the rural-nonfarm areas to the number in urban
places in a carefully selected group of 90 repre­
sentative areas. The rural-nonfarm estimate is
then added to the urban estimate to obtain the
figure for the entire nonfarm area.

Data on publicly financed units are enumerations
rather than estimates. The number and location of
public units started are reported to the Bureau
monthly by the agencies awarding the contracts or
performing the work, and are added to the estimates
for privately financed units to obtain a total of all
nonfarm housing started during the month.
Monthly estimates of the number of new family
dwelling units started in all urban and rural-non­
farm areas are available for the period beginning
with 1939 (table 15); annual figures for the nonfarm
area as a whole date from 1910 (table 13).




24

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

Trends from 1910 through 1945
The wide range over which construction of new
nonfarm housing has varied in the 36-year period
from 1910 through 1945 is shown in table 13. The
annual volume dropped from a total of 475,000
units started in 1910 to 120,000 in the war year
1918, increased to 937,000 in 1925, the highest level
recorded to date, declined again to the depression
low of only 93,000 units in 1933, and recovered to
a total of 715,000 in 1941, just before the United
States entered World War II. The 1944 total
(169,000) was the low point for the war years, but
by 1945 the annual volume had increased again to
226,000.
T able

Another indication of the year-to-year variations
in the amount of new housing started in nonfarm
areas may be seen in chart 9. During 1925, for
example, the rate of construction was so high that
1134dwellings were started for each 1,000 of popu­
lation, compared with only 1 in 1933, 7 in 1941, and
2 % in 1945.
World Wars I and II had similar effects on the
number of dwellings started in nonfarm areas. In
1917, as in 1942, the volume of new units declined
sharply and continued to decline through the second
year of the United States’ active participation in
the war, as strict priority controls were applied to
conserve scarce labor and materials. The rate of
decline was much greater, however, in 1917-18 than

13.— Estim ated number o f new fa m ily dwelling units started in nonfarm

areas, by type o f area and by type o f structure, 1 9 1 0 -4 5 1
Number of dwelling units by—

Number of dwelling units by—
Year

Total
nonfarm
dwelling
units

Type of area1
2*
Urban

1910
1911
1912
1913
1914
1915

____
____
____
____
____
____

Rural
nonfarm

Type of structure

Yew-

Multi­
1-family 2-family8 family4
5

330.000
247.000
449.000

196.000
359.000

1922
_______
1923
_______
1924
_______
1925
_______
1926
_______
1927______________
1928______________

716,000
871.000
893.000
937.000
849.000
810.000
753,000

574.000
698.000
716.000
752.000
681.000
643.000
594.000

—

400.000
236.000
174.000
64.000
45.000
49.000

109,000
94.000
80.000
70.000
48.000
77.000

316.000
227.000
187.000
118.000
76,000
109,000

1935______________ 221,000 117.000 104.000
1936.______________ 319.000 211.000 108.000
336.000 218,000 118,000
1937
_________________________________
_______ 406.000 262,000 144.000
" 'T looo* 1938
359.000 156.000
1939
_______
63,000 1940______________ 515.000
603.000 397.000 206.000
133.000
183.000 1941
___________
715.000 440.000 275.000
497.000 281.000 216.000
___________
186.000 1942
350.000 209.000 141,000
___________
208,000 1943
_____
169.000 115.000
54.000
241.000 1944
82.000
226.000 144.000
257.000 1945®.___________
245,000 161.000
84,000
239.000 1945 (unadjusted)6™

183.000
244.000
267.000
317.000
399.000
486.000

.... .

120.000

5i”ooo *To2,*o6o’
90,000 316.000

24j000
70.000

437.000
513.000
534.000
572.000
491.000
454.000
436.000

146.000
175.000
173.000
157.000
117.000
99.000
78.000

142.000
173.000
177.000
185.000
168.000
167.000
159.000

Type of structure

Rural
nonfarm

1929.
1930.
1931.
1932.
1933.
1934.

480.000
230.000

Type of area2
Urban

475.000
480.000
490.000
455.000
445.000
475.000

_______
1916
1917
_______
1918
_______
1919______________
1920______________
1921______________

Total
nonfarm
dwelling
units

509.000
330.000
254.000
134.000
93,000
126.000

1-family 2-family®

613.000
391.000
286.000
145,000

51.000
29.000
22.000

7.000
5.000
5.000

Multi­
family4
142,000
74.000
45.000
9,000
12.000
12,000

8,000

30.000
61.000
53.000
71.000
87.000
80.000

34.000

68,000
86,000

14.000
16.000
18,000
29.000
37.000
20.000

18,000
11,000

Tl9"66o .. io^ooo

46.000
13.000

lajooo

1 Data for 1920-29 are from National Bureau of Economic Research; data
for 1910-19 and 1930-45 are from Bureau of Labor Statistics and are based
primarily on building permits issued and Federal construction contracts
awarded. No breakdowns are available from 1910-19.
2 Urban and rural nonfarm classifications for years 1920-29 are based on
1930 Census; for years 1930-45, on 1940 Census.
2 Includes 1- and 2-family dwellings with stores.
4 Includes multifamily dwellings with stores.
5 In 1945, in order to determine the number of dwelling units actually

started, adjustments were made for lapsed building permits and time lag
between issuance of permits and start of construction. Such adjustments
were not necessary in previous years, since lag and lapse in building permits
were not significant then. Adjusted 1945 figures not available for dwelling
units by type of structure.
6 Unadjusted figures for 1945 represent the estimated number of dwelling
units for which permits were issued and Federal construction contracts
awarded. Compare with tables 26, 29, and 33.

in 1942-43. The reason for this was that during the
Second World War, there were larger numbers of
dislocated people, because of vastly greater pro­
duction needs, more drastic shifts in industry dis­
tribution, and more extensive mushrooming of new
war plants in nonindustrial areas. Thus, construc­
tion of a considerable volume of new homes was
required to house war workers, and the Federal
Government was obliged to participate actively in
providing emergency housing. Well over a third
of all new units started during World War II were

federally financed, whereas very little housing was
federally financed during World War I. The urgent
need for war housing and Federal participation in
the program resulted in a less marked decline in
residential construction during World War II than
many had anticipated.
In fact, housing units financed with public
funds— most of which were defense or war housing
of a temporary nature— increased more rapidly than
private housing from 1939 to 1942. In 1939, 57,000
units, or only about a tenth of the new dwellings in




BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

C H AR T 9

NONFARM HOUSING IN RELATION
TO POPULATION
SELECTED YEARS
0 W E L L IN 6 U N ITS S TA R TE D

FO R E A C H 1 ,0 0 0 P E R S O N S

1916
1917
1918
1925
1933
1941
1945
U N IT E D S T A T E S D E P A R TM E N T O F L A B O R
B U R E A U O F L A B O R S T A T IS T IC S




S o u rce : B U R E A U O F C E N S U S E S T IM A T E S FO R 1 9 4 4
AN D 1945 C IV IL IA N P O P U L A TIO N ! O T H E R
Y E A R S , S T R A I G H T - L I N E IN TE R P O L A TIO N
O F C E N S U S F IG U R E S .

25

26

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

nonfarm areas, were publicly financed; by 1943, the
proportion was nearly half the total. During the
5-year period 1939-43, over half a million new units
were started with public funds, nearly 200,000 of
which were begun in 1942 alone. After that, the
need for war housing in critical areas declined, and
construction of new public units fell off until, in
1944, less than a fifth (18 percent) of all new dwell­
ings were publicly financed. In 1945, the proportion
was only 8 percent, or 18,000 units.
In spite of the large Federal program to provide
war housing, private builders started the bulk of the
residential building in the defense and war years.
In the 5 years between July 1940 (when housing
T able

was first coordinated with defense activities) and
August 1945 (the end of the war) 1,625,000 pri­
vately financed units were put under construction,
compared with 557,000 public units. Of the private
units, 619,000 were started in 1941— the best homebuilding year since the boom of the 1920’s.
The volume of private dwellings dropped rapidly
during the following 3 years, because of acute short­
ages of both building materials and labor. By 1944,
the annual total was only 139,000 units, less than a
fourth of the 1941 figure and the smallest annual
volume in a decade. In 1945, however, there was a
50-percent rise over the previous year in new private
housing, and 208,000 such units were started.

14.— Estim ated number and construction cost o f new fa m ily dwelling units started in nonfarm areas, by source o f funds, 1 9 2 0 -4 5
Total nonfarm

Year

1920______ _____
1921......... ..........
1922___________
1923__ ______
1924............... .
1925___________
1926.__ ______
1927—................
1Q?«
1050

1930.__________
1931___________
1932___________

Privately financed

Publicly financed

Number Construc­ Number Construc­ Number Construc­
of
cost
of
of
cost (in dwelling
tion cost (in dwelling tion
dwelling tion
(in thou­
thousands)1
thousands)
units
sands)*
units
units
247,000
449,000
716,000
871,000
893,000
937,000
849,000
810,000
753.000
509.000
330.000
254.000
134,000

$1,068,000
1,771,000
2,957,000
3,775,000
4,065,000
4,475.000
4,112,000
3,910,000
3.613.000
2.453.000
1,494,488
1,104,600
407,040

247,000
449,000
716,000
871,000
893,000
937,000
849,000
810,000
753.000
509.000
330.000
254,000
134,000

$1,068,000
1,771,000
2,957,000
3,775,000
4,065,000
4,475,000
4,112,000
3,910,000
3.613.000
2.453.000
1,494,488
1,104,600
407,040

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
o
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
o
o

0
0
0

Total nonfarm
Year

Privately financed

Publicly financed

Number Construc­ Number Construc­ Number Construc­
of
of
of
tion cost
dwelling tion cost (in dwelling tion cost (in dwelling (in thou­
thousands)
units
units thousands)1 units
sands)3

1933___
.. „ 93,000
1934__________ 126,000
1935__________ 221,000
1936__________ 319,000
1937__________ 336,000
1938__________ 406,000
1939__________ 515,000
1940._________ 602,600
104.1
715,200
104.5
496,600
1043 ____________ 350,100
1944..........—
169,400
225,700
1945*.______

$285,446
368,483
757,397
1,271,039
1,382,360
1,583,936
1,948,340
2,299,447
2,852,778
1,716,091
1,016,422
560,715
1,005,327

93,000
126,000
215,705
304,225
332,406
399,294
458,458
529,571
619,460
301,193
183,660
138.779
208,118

$285,446
368,483
732,522
1,193,733
1,365,791
1,561,610
1,763,932
2,072,155
2,530,765
1,133,846
660,459
483,231
959,251

0
0
5,295
14,775
3,594
6,706
56,542
73,029
95,740
195,407
166,440
30,621
17,582

0
0
$24,875
77,306
16,569
22,326
184,408
227,292
322,013
582,245
355,963
77,484
46,076

1 Based on permit valuations adjusted for understatement of construction
costs. Excludes land and other nonconstruction items commonly included
in selling prices.
* Value of Federal construction contracts awarded.

* Estimates for 1945 have been adjusted to allow for lapsed building permits
and time lag between issuance of permits and actual start of construction.
It is believed these influences were negligible prior to 1945.

Monthly variations; influencing legislation
and regulations, 1939-4511

From the high point of 190,800 in the second
quarter of 1941, the number of privately financed
units started showed a small decline of only 4 per­
cent in the third quarter. The sharp decline (33
percent) from the third to the fourth quarter is
explained in part by normal seasonal tendencies and
in part by the fact that the growing shortages of
strategic materials influenced some builders against
starting new construction until Government policy
and the supply situation became clarified.
In order to assist private builders operating in
areas of acute housing shortage, the Office of Pro­
duction Management (later the War Production
Board) began on September 22, 1941, to grant
priorities assistance in obtaining necessary mater­
ials. The real need for this type of assistance at
that time is shown by the fact that priorities assist­
ance was extended to an estimated 40 percent of all
new units started during the first 3 months of 1942.

The rise in housing construction which followed
the depression years in the 1930’s continued after
the outbreak of war in Europe, as a result of the
increased demand for emergency housing in defense
areas and easier financing through the Federal
Housing Administration, together with generally
improved economic conditions. In 1939, the num­
ber of new family dwelling units started in nonfarm
areas averaged about 43,000 per month. The
monthly figure continued gradually upward in the
succeeding year and a half, except for seasonal
fluctuations, until it reached over 77,000 in June
1941.
11 For discussion of developments during the first 6 months of 1946, see
M onthly Labor Review, January 1947 (pp. 11-23): Trends in Housing
During the W ar and Postwar Periods.




27

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

The growing shortages in critical materials, how­
ever, foreshadowed the halting of all nonessential
residential construction. On April 9,1942, the War
Production Board issued Conservation Order L-41,
prohibiting builders to start, without priorities, any
new residential construction costing $500 or more
(later reduced to $200) during any continuous 12month period. No priorities were necessary to
replace structures 4'destroyed after December 31,
1941, by fire, flood, tornado, earthquake, act of God,
or the public enemy.” In addition, priority assist­
ance was restricted to units with a sales price not
to exceed $6,000 or a shelter rental not in excess of
$50 per month. The location of any such construc­
tion was also restricted to sites within 2 miles either
of the war industry to be served or of adequate
public transportation.
Shortly after the start of the defense program, it
was recognized that because of the unusual risks
involved, private builders would require encourage­
ment in supplying homes for defense workers in
many areas. Consequently, Congress in March
1941 added title VI to the National Housing Act,
T able

15.— Estimated

which governs the operations of the Federal Hous­
ing Administration.
This amendment allowed
liberal mortgage insurance terms to builders who
would provide low-cost housing to war workers in
specific areas designated by the President.
During 1941 only an estimated 27,800 of the
estimated 220,400 FHA insured units on which
construction was started were insured under title
VI. During 1942, however, private builders took
full advantage of the liberal terms offered, with the
result that an estimated 118,900 units, or 72 percent
of the 165,700 FH A units started, were under title
VI (114,600 under section 603, the March 1941
enactment, and 4,300 under sec. 608, added to the
title in M ay 1942 to provide insured financing o f
war rental housing). Housing insured under title
VI reached peak in 1943 when 145,500 units, or
almost all of the FHA starts, came under that title
(125,500 under sec. 603, and 20,000 under sec. 608).
Insured under titles I and II were 192,600 units
started during 1941, 46,800 units started in 1942,
and less than 700 in 1943. In 1944, all but 200 o f
the 93,300 units started were insured under title V I,

number o f new fa m ily dwelling units started in nonfarm areas, by source o f funds and by months, 1 9 3 9 -4 5 1
Number of dwelling units
Total

Year and month
Nonfarm
1939________________________________________

January.________________________
February._______________________
March--------------------------------------April----------------------------------------May___________________________

jS^ zzzzzzzzzzzzz

August.-------------------------------------September______________________
October------------------------------------November.______________________
December----------------------------------194a________________________________________

January.________________________
February._______________________
March__________________ i______
April.---------------------------------------May___________________________
June.___________________________

August.-------------------------------------September.______________________
October_________________________
November.______________________
December.______________________
1941.

January™
February.
March__
June._______
July.----------August._____
September.__
October.____ *
November.___
December___
See footnotes at end of table.




Urban

Publicly financed

Privately financed
Rural
nonfarm

Nonfarm

Urban

Rural
nonfarm

Nonfarm

Urban

Rural
nonfarm

515,000
32,300
30,700
42,900
42,900
53,300
45,900
44,200
51,200
42,400
42,900
45,100
41,200

359,000
23,230
21,648
30,143
28,605
38,202
31,788
29,835
35,495
28,244
28,688
32,294
30,828

156,000
9,070
9,052
12,757
14,295
15,098
14,112
14,365
15,705
14,156
14,212
12,806
10,372

458,458
29,696
29,585
41,803
41,935
44,191
41,253
37,878
42,833
39,163
41,384
38,027
30,710

303,547
20,626
20,533
29,046
27,640
29,093
27,141
24,120
27,310
25,007
27,472
25,221
20,338

154,911
9,070
9,052
12,757
14,295
15,098
14,112
13,758
15,523
14,156
13,912
12,806
10,372

56,542
2,604
1,115
1,097
965
9,109
4,647
6,322
8,367
3,237
1,516
7,073
10,490

55,453
2,604
1,115
1,097
965
9,109
4,647
5,715
8,185
3,237
1,216
7,073
10,490

1,089
0
0
0
0
0
0
607
182
0
300
0
0

602,600
27,022
34,862
46,762
56,551
57,737
49,972
57,393
56,483
57,762
65,960
48,533
43,563

396,612
18,916
24,891
31,572
38,324
37,941
29,861
36,631
36,918
38,481
43,099
31,126
28,852

205,988
8,106
9,971
15,190
18,227
19,796
20,111
20,762
19,565
19,281
22,861
17,407
14,711

529,571
24,087
30,945
43,703
52,421
53,033
47,805
52,342
51,195
50,363
51,920
38,237
33,520

333,166
15,981
20,974
28,513
34,194
33,237
27,694
31,580
31,630
31,082
33,157
23,475
21,649

196,405
8,106
9,971
15,190
18,227
19,796
20,111
20,762
19,565
19,281
18,763
14,762
11,871

73,029
2,935
3,917
3,059
4,130
4,704
2,167
5,051
5,288
7,399
14,040
10,296
10,043

63,446
2,935
3,917
3,059
4,130
4,704
2,167
5,051
5,288
7,399
9,942
7,651
7,203

9,583
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4,098
2,645
2,840

715.200
41,198
43,765
60,172
75,159
70,690
77,203
74,610
69,750
67,046
56,179
46,651
32,777

439,582
27,505
28,094
36,171
48,045
43,885
47,994
45,025
41,622
40,389
33,646
27,868
19,338

275,618
13,693
15,671
24,001
27,114
26,805
29,209
29,585
28,128
26,657
22,533
18,783
13,439

619,460
36,480
35,196
51,162
61,544
65,097
64,153
68,122
61,162
53,795
50,972
41,815
29,962

369,465
24,361
21,795
31,838
38,316
39,405
37,302
40,474
34,029
30,801
29,709
24,337
17,098

249,995
12,119
13,401
19,324
23,228
25,692
26,851
27,648
27,133
22,994
21,263
17,478
12,864

95,740
4,718
8,569
9,010
13,615
5,593
13,050
6,488
8,588
13,251
5,207
4,836
2,815

70,117
3,144
6,299
4,333
9,729
4,480
10,692
4,551
7,593
9,588
3,937
3,531
2,240

25,623
1,574
2,270
4,677
3,886
1,113
2,358
1,937
995
3,663
1,270
1,305
575

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CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

T able 15.— Estimated number o f new fa m ily dwelling units started in nonfarm areas, by source o f funds and by months, 1 9 3 9 -4 5 1—
Continued .

Number of dwelling units

Nonfarm
1942-

------

- ..........

.................

F ebruary
M arftli

April_______ _________________________
June.__________________ ;_____________
July.......................... .................................
August.______________________________
September..................................................
October......................................................
November...... ............................................
December------------------------------------------1943............................. .................................
February.____________________________
March........ ................................................
April— .....................................................
May. ......... .............................................
•Tune

______ ____

July............. ..............................................
August.______________________________
September- .......... ..............................—
October___________________________ __
Nnvpim bftr

December____________________________
1944. ____ - ___________________________
January..... ........................ ........................
February. ........... ......................................
March........... ............................................
April ______________________________
May ______________________________
June _______________________________
nTiily

August".......................................................
September.___________________________
O ctob er

November......... .........................................
December____________________________
1945________ __________________________
February...... ..............................................
March...... .................................................
A p ril ........ .

Privately financed

Total

Year and month

.....

May.
___________________________
June...........................................................
July............................................................
August.......... .............................................
September........ ..........................................
October................ ......................................
November.___________________________
December.____________________________

Urban

Rural
nonfarm

Nonfarm

Urban

Publicly financed
Rural
nonfarm

Nonfarm

Urban

Rural
nonfarm

496,600
34,500
51,300
52,700
59,700
60,600
46,300
26,700
27,500
40,400
32,200
30,400
34,300

280,838
21,552
36,071
31,970
33,336
26,091
21,998
16,636
.16,975
22,479
22,431
14,954
16,345

215,762
12,948
15,229
20,730
26,364
34,509
24,302
10,064
10,525
17,921
9,769
15,446
17,955

301,193
27,838
35,469
47,718
42,014
20,378
18,729
20,743
21,632
21,513
18,191
14,406
12,562

184,892
16,956
21,599
28,988
25,422
12,363
11,362
12,838
13,397
13,312
11,518
9,144
7,993

116,301
10,882
13,870
18,730
16,592
8,015
7,367
7,905
8,235
8,201
6,673
5,262
4,569

195,407
6,662
15,831
4,982
17,686
40,222
27,571
5,957
5,868
18,887
14,009
15,994
21,738

95,946
4,596
14,472
2,982
7,914
13,728
10,636
3,798
3,578
9,167
10,913
5,810
8,352

99,461
2,066
1,359
2,000
9,772
26,494
16,935
2,159
2,290
9,720
3,096
10,184
13,386

350,100
45,000
40,100
33,100
26,700
33,600
21,800
24,200
27,600
24,300
28,100
26,100
19,500

209,418
21,054
22,578
18,118
16,779
20,682
14,132
14,798
17,430
14,016
16,724
19,100
14,007

140,682
23,946
17,522
14,982
9,921
12,918
7,668
9,402
10,170
10,284
11,376
7,000
5,493

183,660
9,386
9,789
14,900
15,148
18,943
17,590
16,626
19,625
16,288
18,043
14,367
12,955

119,714
5,870
6,115
9,299
9,868
12,346
11,422
11,086
13,088
10,906
11,840
9,412
8,462

63,946
3,516
3,674
5,601
5,280
6,597
6,168
5,540
6,537
5,382
6,203
4,955
4,493

166,440
35,614
30,311
18,200
11,552
14,657
4,210
7,574
7,975
8,012
10,057
11,733
6,545

89,704
15,184
16,463
8,819
6,911
8,336
2,710
3,712
4,342
3,110
4,884
9,688
5,545

76,736
20,430
13,848
9,381
4,641
6,321
1,500
3,862
3,633
4,902
5,173
2,045
1,000

169,400
17,300
13,500
18,100
14,300
16,500
17,500
14,500
12,800
11,300
11,100
11,600
10,900

114,875
11,016
9,050
12,359
9,592
10,967
11,558
9,830
8,738
7,758
7,469
8,460
8,078

54,525
6,284
4,450
5,741
4,708
5,533
5,942
4,670
4,062
3,542
3,631
3,140
2,822

138,779
12,195
11,678
13,435
12,824
14,673
15,043
12,392
11,097
9,438
9,721
9,087
7,196

93,173
8,222
7,860
9,020
8,528
9,743
9,973
8,114
7,273
6,228
6,884
6,362
4,966

45,606
3,973
3,818
4,415
4,296
4,930
5,070
4,278
3,824
3,210
2,837
2,725
2,230

30,621
5,105
1,822
4,665
1,476
1,827
2,457
2,108
1,703
1,862
1,379
2,513
3,704

21,702
2,794
1,190
3,339
1,064
1,224
1,585
1,716
1,465
1,530
585
2,098
3,112

8,919
2,311
632
1,326
412
603
872
392
238
332
794
415
592

225,700
7,400
8,300
12,200
18,200
16,800
20,200
20,000
17,300
20,100
25,800
29,600
29,800

144,052
4,794
5,997
7,336
11,687
11,307
12,352
13,692
11,169
12,693
16,186
18,388
18,451

81,648
2,606
2,303
4,864
6,513
5,493
7,848
6,308
6,131
7,407
9,614
11,212
11,349

208,118
7,002
7,460
10,615
12,356
14,635
18,312
16,648
17,054
20,100
25,575
29,261
29,100

132,725
4,794
5,157
7,264
8,678
9,879
10,714
10,735
11,025
12,693
15,986
18,049
17,751

75,393
2,208
2,303
3,351
3,678
4,756
7,598
5,913
6,029
7,407
9,589
11,212
11,349

17,582
398
840
1,585
5,844
2,165
1,888
3,352
246
0
259
355
650

11,327
0
840
72
3,009
1,428
1,638
2,957
144
0
234
355
650

6,255
398
0
1,513
2,835
737
250
395
102
0
25
0
0

* Estimates are based upon building permits issued and Federal construction
contracts awarded. Data for 1945 have been adjusted to allow for lapsed

building permits and time lag between issuance of permits and start o f
construction. It is believed these influences were negligible prior to 1945.

and by 1945, the estimated 41,200 starts were
divided more equally— 17,300 under title I and II;
23,900 under title VI.
Notwithstanding that private builders began to
curtail their operations late in 1941, their activity
was not seriously affected until the second quarter
of 1942 when Conservation Order L-41 was issued.
The 81,100 private units started during that quarter
were about 25 percent less than during the preceding
3 months and almost 60 percent less than during
the corresponding quarter of 1941. Private activity
continued to decline thereafter, reaching a low of
26,000 units in the last quarter of 1944.
Although the number of privately financed

dwellings started dropped substantially in the
second quarter of 1942, the total nonfarm volume
actually increased (from 138,500 units in the first
quarter to 166,600) because public housing was at
peak. In fact, the 85,500 publicly financed units
started in the second quarter of 1942 exceeded the
private volume. Public housing was fairly well
sustained throughout 1943, but it too dwindled in
1944. The low point was reached in September
1945.
Early in 1940, when the possibility of housing
shortages began to threaten the defense program,
Congress acted to utilize the organization of the
United States Housing Authority to avert this




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BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

danger by authorizing it to provide homes for
military personnel and defense workers (Pub. L.
671, 76th Cong.). As the war housing program
grew in magnitude, other agencies, notably the
Federal Works Agency which was charged with
administration of funds appropriated under the
Lanham Act, entered this field of activity. By
February 1942, there were 16 different Federal
agencies concerned with war housing construction,
and on February 24, 1942, the National Housing
Agency was created by Executive order, in order to
consolidate these activities. The Federal Public
Housing Authority of the National Housing Agency
became responsible for the construction of all
federally financed nonfarm housing except that
built on military reservations. For various reasons

some projects were assigned for construction to
other agencies, but most projects were constructed
under the direct supervision of the Federal Public
Housing Authority or of local housing authorities.
Funds for publicly financed war housing were
authorized through six major acts and by transfer of
funds authorized by the Congress from other
branches of the Government.
The principal sources of these funds were (1) the
Lanham Act, as amended (Pub. L. 849,76th Cong.),
which authorized the National Housing Adminis­
tration to provide war housing and authorized funds
to be appropriated for this purpose; (2) the tempo­
rary shelter acts (Pub. L. No. 9, No. 73, and No.
353, 76th Cong.) which appropriated money
specifically for temporary housing; (3) USHA

T a b l e 16.— Estimated number o f new fa m ily dwelling units started in nonfarm areas, by source o f funds and by quarter, 1 9 8 5 -4 5 1
Number of dwelling units

Number of dwelling units

Publicly financed
Year and quarter

Total
nonfarm

Privately
financed
Total

1935..
1936...
19371938_
1939...
19401941—

.

221,000
319,000
336,000
406,000
515,000
602,600
715,200

215,705
304,225
332,406
399,294
458,458
529,571
619,460

5,295
14,775
3,594
6,706
56,542
73,029
95,740

1942.
First quarter__
Second quarterThird quarter.—.
Fourth quarter-

496,600
138,500
166,600
94,600
96,900

301,193
111,025
81,121
63,888
45,159

195,407
27,475
85,479
30,712
51,741

1943...
First quarter—

350,100
118,200

183,660
34,075

166,440
84,125

Perma­
nent
5,295
14,775
3,594
6,706
56,542
73,029
86,589

Year and quarter

Temporary
and de­
mountable
0
0
0
0
0
0
9,151

54,809
140,598
24,654
2,821
16,628
68,851
4,618
26,094
8,909 ‘ 42,832
7,297
3,021

159,143
81,104

Publicly financed
Total
nonfarm

Privately
financed

Perma­
nent

Total

Temporary
and de­
mountable

1943—continued
Second q u a rte r._________
Third quarter._______
Fourth quarter_______

82,100
76,100
73,700

51,681
52,539
45,365

30,419
23,561
28,335

936
1,400
1,940

29,483
22,161
26,395

1944
First quarter__ ....
Second q u a r te r ________
Third quarter
Fourth quarter.______

169,400
48,900
48,300
38,600
33,600

138,779
37,308
42,540
32,927
26,004

30,621
11,592
5,760
5,673
7,596

3,108
732
1,050
1,166
160

27,513
10,860
4,710
4,507
7,436

1945___________________
First quarter.________
Second quarter_______
Third quarter._______
Fourth quarter_______

225,700
27,900
55,200
57,400
85,200

208,118
25,077
45,303
53,802
83,936

17,582
2,823
9,897
3,598
1,264

1,241
440
319
482

16,341
2,383
9,578
3,116
1,264

—

1 Estimates are based upon building permits issued and Federal construction
contracts awarded. Data for 1945 have been adjusted to allow for lapsed

building permits and time lag between issuance of permits and start of
construction. It is believed these influences were negligible prior to 1945.

Defense Amendment (Pub. L. 671, 76th Cong.)
which authorized use of funds available to the
United States Housing Authority for war rental
housing; (4) Defense Homes Corporation, loans
obtained from the R FC to build permanent housing
for use of war personnel during the emergency, with
the intention of selling as expeditiously as possible;
and (5) the Arm y-Navy appropriation measure
(Pub. L.781, 76th Cong.) which appropriated funds
to provide rental housing for families of personnel
at Army and N avy bases.
A t the close of 1944, $2,340,712,028 had been
committed or allotted for war housing from the
total public funds ($2,355,348,894) made available,
leaving $14,636,866 to carry on the program.
On April 25,1945, and prior to the termination of

hostilities, the Congress appropriated $84,373,000
for war housing to be constructed under the pro­
visions of title I of the Lanham Act. However,
the suspension of war housing projects after VJ-day
affected savings totaling $77,727,000.
Title V was added to the Lanham A ct by Public
Law 87, approved June 23, 1945. This law author­
ized the Federal Works Administrator to provide
housing for distressed families of servicemen and
for veterans and their families who were affected by
evictions or other unusual hardships in those areas
where their needs could not be met through utili­
zation of the existing housing supply. Title I funds
were made available for title V purposes.
Additional funds for carrying out the provisions
of title V of the Lanham A ct were provided by

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CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

Congress in December 1945 through two measures;
the Mead-Lanham resolution, Public Law 292,
which authorized appropriations of $160,000,000,
and the first deficiency appropriation for the fiscal
year 1946 (Public Law 269), which appropriated
$191,900,000 for veterans housing.
N o new permanent housing could be constructed
under title V as amended. Temporary housing only
could be provided by moving existing temporary
housing from areas where the war need had passed
to areas where such housing was needed for veterans,
or by converting surplus Federal structures or facili­
ties into temporary housing for veterans. Stimu­
lated by the initiation of this program, the monthly
volume of publicly financed dwellings started, began
to recover slightly in the closing months of 1945.
From a peak of 59,600 in 1941, the monthly
average of total nonfarm starts dropped to 41,400
in 1942 and to 29,200 in 1943, reaching a low of
14,100 in 1944. B y 1944 the war housing program
for in-migrant war workers (H - l housing) had
passed its peak. T o meet general civilian needs
and to establish the pattern for the expected transi­
tion period, the National Housing Agency initiated
two new programs: H -2 housing, which permitted
construction of dwelling units of up to $8,000 valu­
ation under certain conditions of community hard­
ship; and the H -3 program, which was designed to
relieve individual hardship cases.

The H -2 program, however, was brought up
short at the start of 1945 by further demands of
war. After the German counter attack in December
1944, the Area Production Urgency Committees of
the War Production Board turned down most
applications to start H -2 housing. It was feared
that the Nation did not have the manpower to
build houses and also to keep war production going
at top speed. H -3 housing went forward under
blanket authorization granted by most A P U C ’s,
up to $10,000 construction cost.
With the defeat of Germany in M ay 1945 the
tempo of housing activity under the H -2 and H -3
programs was stepped up, and the number of non­
farm dwelling units started advanced from 27,900
in the first quarter to 55,200 in the second quarter
of 1945. These transitional programs also paved
the way in the period immediately following Japan’s
surrender; third quarter starts were sustained at
about the same level (57,400).
The lifting of all wartime controls in October
resulted in an unprecedented increase in home
building, almost all of which was privately financed.
Contrary to the usual seasonal slump during the
fall and winter months, the total number of nonfarm
dwelling units started reached 85,200 in the fourth
quarter, an increase of 48 percent over the preceding
3 months.

Trends in Private Building Construction Costs
The Bureau of Labor Statistics does not compile
a comprehensive index of construction costs. It
makes a composite index o f average hourly earnings
on private building construction and of wholesale
construction material prices, which, while incom­
plete, gives an approximation of changes in con­
struction costs. The composite index measures only
reported changes in labor and material costs and
does not reflect construction cost changes resulting
from variations in the efficiency of labor and man­
agement, in competitive markets, in overhead costs,
nor does it reflect the payment of black-market
prices.
Further indications of fluctuations in construction
costs (of residential building only) may be obtained
from two other series, one showing the average per­
mit valuation of all types of family dwellings in 257



cities, and the other showing the average “ estimated
construction cost” for private single-family dwelling
units in nonfarm areas.
The permit valuation figure is simply an average
of the estimated construction cost data recorded on
the building-permit reports received by the Bureau,
together with the value of the Federal construction
contracts awarded in the 257 cities.
For a number of reasons the estimates of con­
struction costs which are given by builders when
applying for building permits generally understate
actual costs. The results of a prewar study made
by the Bureau indicate that actual costs (i.e., cost
of labor, material, and the builder’s overhead and
profit chargeable directly to the construction
project, but excluding cost of land and site improve­
ments) averaged 15.5 percent more than the valu­

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TRENDS IN PRIVATE BUILDING COSTS

ations entered on permit records. More recent
surveys revealed that in the period SeptemberDecember 1945 the understatement of permit valu­
ations was around 25 percent. Consequently, to
obtain the “ average estimated construction cost”
series, the valuation figures recorded on the building
permit reports for years prior to 1941 were increased
by 15.5 percent. From 1941 on the percentage
added to the permit valuation was gradually in­
creased, on practically a straight-line basis, until it
reached 25 percent in September 1945.
In interpreting both of these series of averages^
it should be noted that they do not represent fluc^
tuations in the cost of building identical units of
housing, but show fluctuations only in the estimated
construction costs of all those units for which
permits were issued.

one-third in the volume of private nonresidential
building on which higher wage rates generally pre­
vail. Furthermore, as a result of a 5-percent de­
crease in material prices in 1938 the composite index
was 3 percent lower than in 1937.
Increases in both basic wage rates and the relative
amount of overtime worked at premium rates, in
addition to rising material prices, notably for
lumber, resulted in an increase of 24 percent in
construction costs between 1938 and 1942. Brisk
competition for construction workers from publicly
financed ivar construction projects, coupled with
the demands from war industries and the military
services, caused virtually all private builders to pay
wages and overtime penalties equivalent to those
required under union agreements. Some measure
of the extent to which increased overtime and the

Composite Index

T able 18.— Average hourly and weekly earnings and weekly
hours worked on private building construction, and index
numbers, 1 9 8 4 -4 3

Construction costs for privately financed build­
ings, as measured by the composite index of average
hourly earnings and wholesale prices of building
materials, rose 40 percent between 1934 and 1943.
After remaining on a comparatively even keel
during the 3-year period 1934-36, sharp rises in 1937
in both labor and material charges resulted in a
10-percent increase in costs. Although union wage
rates, which had gradually increased after 1934,
rose 9 percent between 1937 and 1938, average
hourly earnings remained virtually unchanged.
This was caused primarily by a decline of almost
T a b l e 17.— Indexes o f construction costs and expenditures fo r
new private building, 1 9 8 4 -4 3
Index numbers (average 1935-39 ==100)

Year

1934__
1935__
1936__
1937__
1938__
1939__
1940__
1941__
1942__
1943__
1944__
1945__

Average Wholesale Composite
Union
hourly
hourly
of earn­
of
wage rates earnings prices
building ings and
in build­ on private materials
prices1
ing trades building
88.8
89.8
93.1
99.5
108.4
109.1
110.8
114.9
122.0
123.0
123.9
126.5

90.8
93.0
94.1
103.1
103.7
106.4
109.4
115.3
131.1
142.9
150.6
157.4

96.2
95.2
96.8
106.2
100.8
101.0
105.8
115.2
123.0
124.3
128.9
131.5

94.1
94.4
95.8
105.0
101.9
103.1
107.2
115.2
126.1
131.5
137.3
141.5

Expenditures for new
private building
Total
38.4
53.6
86.8
115.9
107.2
136.6
159.4
200.3
91.9
41.5
41.7
79.3

Resi­ Nonresi­
dential dential
26.6
48.9
83.2
101.0
111.2
155.6
173.3
203.5
96.8
47.8
39.4
49.3

59.5
61.8
93.2
142.4
100.0
102.7
134.5
194.5
83.1
30.4
45.8
132.7

1 Based on average hourly earnings in private building construction and
wholesale prices of building materials. In 1939 labor constituted 38.6 per­
cent and material 61.4 percent of the composite average. Changes in con­
struction costs resulting from variations in the efficiency of labor and
management, in competitive markets, and in overhead costs are not reflected
in this index.




Average
Year

1934.______
1935_______
1936_______
1937_______
1938_______
1939_______
1940_______
1941_______
1942_______
1943_______
1944_______
1945_______

Hourly
earnings

Hours
worked
per week

$0,795
.815
.824
.903
.908
.932
.958
1.010
1.148
1.252
1.319
1.379

28.9
30.1
32.8
33.4
32.1
32.6
33.1
34.8
36.4
38.4
39.6
39.0

Index (average 1935-39 = 100)
Weekly
ea rn in gs

$22.97
24.51
27.01
30.14
29.19
30.39
31.70
35.14
41.80
48.13
52.19
53.73

Hourly
earnings

Hours
worked
per week

90.8
93.0
94.1
103.1
103.7
106.4
109.4
115.3
131.1
142.9
150.6
157.4

89.8
93.5
101.9
103.7
99.7
101.2
102.8
108.1
113.0
119.3
123.0
121.1

Weekly
earnings
81.3
86.8
95.6
106.7
103.3
107.6
112.2
124.4
148.0
170.4
184.7
190.2

shift to the equivalent of basic union wage rates
affected building costs between 1940 and 1942 may
be seen by comparing the 10-percent increase in
union wage rates with the 20-percent rise in average
hourly earnings.
The composite index rose 7 percent between 1940
and 1941 and over 9 percent between 1941 and 1942.
In both 1943 and 1944, however, the annual rate of
increase was down to 4 percent, partly because wage
and price controls were put into effect less than a
year after the war started. In 1945 the index was
only 3 percent higher than in 1944, owing in part to
reductions in overtime work and retention of wage
and price controls after VJ-day.
The wholesale prices of building materials rose
far less in World War II than during World War I.
Comparable figures show a 92-percent rise in whole­
sale prices of building materials from July 1914 to

32

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

T a b l e 19.— Average hourly and weekly earnings and weekly hours worked on private building construction, by selected types o f workt
________________________________________________ specified months, 1 9 4 0 -4 5 1
Special building trades
All types
of
building
work

General
building

$0,971
.958
.947
.957
.986
.989
1.000
1.023

$0,923
.919
.906
.924
.946
.950
.949
.980

$1,036
1.023
1.006
.998
1.025
1.027
1.048
1.062

$0,968
.954
.948
.943
.955
.983
1.003
1.015

$1,006
1.006
1.018
1.038
1.062
1.041
1.071
1.103

$1,183
1.225
1.180
1.213
1.184
1.188
1.218
1.245

$0,992
.963
1.011
.972
1.012
1.033
1.070
1.059

October.-----------------------

1.090
1.105
1.157
1.198
1.240
1.235
1.231
1.273

1.056
1.047
1.117
1.145
1.185
1.182
1.194
1.238

1.118
1.156
1.191
1.236
1.276
1.273
1.255
1.296

1.061
1.102
1.139
1.174
1.218
1.225
1.212
1.249

1.131
1.163
1.192
1.232
1.277
1.277
1.286
1.318

1.308
1.377
1.400
1.490
1.538
1.524
1.482
1.506

October.................... —

1.295
1.297
1.302
1.343
1.364
1.361
1.387
1.392

1.244
1.239
1.247
1.285
1.310
1.304
1.321
1.327

1.330
1.337
1.343
1.385
1.401
1.401
1.432
1.443

1.292
1.289
1.308
1.348
1.356
1.360
1.383
1.417

1.326
1.326
1.376
1.404
1.398
1.392
1.474
1.477

1.499
1.511
1.503
1.547
1.562
1.565
1.543
1.581

30.8
31.8
33.6
35.4
32.6
34.4
35.4
35.7

30.6
31.8
33.7
36.2
32.7
34.2
34.8
34.7

30.6
31.3
33.2
34.8
32.6
34.6
36.0
36.7

33.2
32.7
34.4
36.9
35.8
35.7
37.5
38.8

29.6
32.9
33.2
33.9
29.7
34.4
35.1
35.9

32.9
32.9
35.6
36.0
36.5
36.8
38.0
39.0

34.2
35.4
37.5
37.9
37.1
38.1
39.0
39.7

33.0
34.6
37.4
36.9
36.5
38.1
38.2
39.0

35.3
36.1
37.7
38.6
38.6
38.0
39.5
40.2

38.2
37.9
39.6
40.4
39.8
39.2
39.9
41.3

32.1
35.4
36.1
36.6
34.2
37.1
38.5
39.7

38.5
38.7
40.6
40.7
38.8
40.0
40.1
38.7

38.2
38.1
40.5
40.3
38.2
39.3
39.0
37.6

38.7
39.0
40.6
41.0
39.2
40.4
40.8
39.6

40.6
39.8
41.5
41.9
41.4
41.0
41.7
41.2

37.0
38.9
39.9
39.4
37.9
40.7
40.8
39.0

Year and month

All
types

Plastering,
lathing,
Carpen­
stucco
tering
work

Roofing
and
sheetmetal

Excavat­
ing, grad­
ing, foun­
dation

$1,335
1.283
1.285
1.263
1.287
1.183
1.238
1.235

$0,960
.949
.924
.930
.974
.950
.974
.998

$0,880
.901
.878
.853
.910
.946
.938
.940

$1,037
.928
.815
.790
.820
.832
.833
.831

$1,191
1.139
1.126
1.128
1.153
1.155
1.185
1.208

1.110
1.100
1.111
1.131
1.168
1.188
1.250
1.264

1.246
1.301
1.326
1.285
1.349
1.388
1.380
1.362

1037
1.071
1.069
1.102
1.165
1.166
1.186
1.228

1.005
1.027
1.078
1.116
1.156
1.166
1.135
1.189

.876
.890
.955
1.029
1.076
1.048
1.100
1.132

1.245
1.289
1.333
1.340
1.297
1.303
1.291
1.388

1.290
1.361
1.322
1.322
1.357
1.359
1.449
1.403

1.477
1.459
1.469
1.537
1.519
1.494
1.535
1.537

1.269
1.266
1.278
1.326
1.327
1.359
1.390
1.403

1.240
1.278
1.273
1.322
1.342
1.340
1.380
1.356

1.179
1.181
1.175
1.243
1.220
1.229
1.312
1.332

1.392
1.388
1.406
1.410
1.428
1.456
1.470
1.506

24.2
28.3
32.5
32.4
25.3
32.2
32.6
32.4

27.1
28.2
29.2
31.0
27.5
28.9
30.9
30.6

28.7
32.9
34.7
35.3
31.2
35.2
37.4
36.2

28.6
29.9
33.0
34.2
30.3
33.7
35.4
35.7

26.2
28.3
32.7
34.1
29.1
34.2
34.9
34.6

30.3
30.6
31.6
32.6
32.5
34.4
35.4
36.8

39.8
40.5
41.0
42.4
42.7
40.8
40.8
42.5

27.0
30.8
32.5
35.8
31.6
31.5
35.6
37.6

28.4
29.2
30.7
30.3
29.5
31.5
33.1
33.8

34.1
33.8
37.9
37.5
36.5
38.4
40.5
39.8

32.7
34.0
36.5
36.9
34.0
35.4
38.8
39.4

30.7
32.9
36.0
33.9
33.3
33.9
36.6
37.0

35.1
36.7
38.3
40.5
39.4
42.4
43.7
41.8

41.5
41.1
43.0
42.3
42.7
42.5
44.1
40.3

30.2
31.4
36.5
37.1
29.4
37.5
39.4
38.3

31.0
34.0
36.1
37.1
33.7
35.0
35.0
36.5

38.0
39.5
41.0
40.6
38.3
40.2
40.7
40.4

36.8
36.1
39.7
41.0
35.6
39.3
39.1
38.0

33.2
37.0
39.2
38.3
35.7
38.9
39.7
39.6

41.9
42.7
43.8
43.1
40.8
40.9
40.4
40.0

Plumbing, Painting,
paper­
Electrical
heating,
wiring
hanging,
air con­
decorating
ditioning

Masonry
work

All other
types

Average hourly earnings
1040?

J a n u a r y .— ___

_________

J,Fly

ii « i y

October-----------------------A p r il_____ ___________________

J iF y

Average hours worked per week

Tiily
Onf.nVipr

19411 January_______________
A p ril
J u ly

_ _

___

October.----------------------JQ4?* J a n u a r y
A pril
___
____
J u ly
Ofit.fth#»r___________ __________
1043? J a n u a r y ..
...
___________
A pril
J u ly

October-----------------------1944:

J a n u a r y _____ _______ .__
A p ril
... ______
J u ly
__
______ _____ ___

October_______________
1945: January._________
A p ril
J u ly

....
__________
__________ _ _______

October------------------------

Average weekly earnings2
1940: January._______________
A p ril
J u ly

October_______________
1041 • J a n u a r y
___
A p ril
J u ly

.....

October_______________
1942: January__

_______

A pril
____
J u ly
.... ____ _______________
O nf.nh«r______

1943? January_______________
A p r il,
J u ly
O ctob er

__________
... _______

1944: January_______________
A p r il--!....... ..................................

July ________ ________
October._______________
1945: January----------------------April__________________
July _______________
October.-----------------------

$29.90
30.44
31.84
32.92
32.18
34.01
35.38
36.50

$28.26
29.22
30.53
33.43
30.10
32.52
33.03
33.98

$31.70
32.07
33.42
34.70
33.42
35.52
37.69
38.97

$32.11
31.20
32.56
34.82
34.16
35.03
37.64
39.38

$29.84
33.05
33.83
35.21
31.49
35.86
37.59
39.59

$38.87
40.37
40.75
43.64
43.18
43.76
46.31
48.62

$23.99
27.43
32.89
31.46
25.66
33.24
34.87
34.32

$36.19
36.16
37.53
39.19
35.36
34.11
38.23
37.74

$27.59
31.27
32.06
32.81
30.40
33.39
36.40
36.14

$25.14
26.96
28.98
29.19
27.60
31.91
33.23
33.58

$27.21
26.30
36.68
26.90
23.86
28.42
29.05
28.77

$36.10
34.86
35.59
36.76
37.53
39.72
41.98
44.49

37.27
39.10
43.22
45.36
46.03
47.00
47.97
50.54

34.86
36.27
41.73
42.30
43.20
45.00
45.64
48.23

39.41
41.70
44.87
47.68
48.00
48.45
49.54
52.18

40.56
41.77
45.07
47.45
48.27
48.02
48.32
51.59

36.27
31.17
43.07
45.12
43.63
47.33
49.48
51.96

52.02
55.81
57.38
63.16
65.65
62.12
60.45
63.94

30.03
33.87
36.15
40.51
36.96
37.36
44.51
47.50

35.34
38.05
40.71
38.89
39.77
43.71
45.69
46.04

35.35
36.74
40.50
41.33
42.57
44.75
48.08
48.85

32.86
34.97
39.33
41.16
39.30
41.30
44.02
46.90

26.90
29.26
34.87
34.87
35.84
35.50
40.22
41.92

43.73
47.29
51.07
54.33
51.02
55.28
56.49
58.08

49.83
50.18
52.81
54.62
52.98
54.42
55.57
53.87

47.48
47.21
50.48
51.71
50.05
51.21
51.50
49.84

51.49
52.09
54.58
56.76
55.24
56.68
58.44
57.11

52.52
51.34
54.32
56.55
56.12
55.74
57.61
58.40

49.06
51.65
54.92
55.32
52.93
56.68
60.16
57.57

62.24
62.04
64.58
65.46
66.69
66.48
68.01
63.70

38.97
42.70
48.31
49.06
39.84
50.91
57.01
53.73

45.72
49.63
53.08
57.01
51.24
52.33
53.69
56.04

48.22
48.43
52.35
53.77
50.87
54.60
56.60
56.68

45.66
46.11
50.52
54.20
47.74
52.71
53.98
51.50

39.15
43.69
46.02
47.56
43.60
47.80
52.03
52.71

58.38
59.26
61.51
60.76
58.31
59.50
59.39
60.21

1 Includes all firms reporting during the months shown, but not necessarily
identical establishments. Data cover all workers carried on the construetion-site payroll—skilled, semiskilled, and unskilled; superintendents, time




clerks, etc.
2 Hourly earnings when multiplied by weekly hours of work may not exactly
equal weekly earnings because of rounding.

33

TRENDS IN PRIVATE BUILDING COSTS

T able 20.— Average hourly and weekly earnings and weekly hours worked on Federal construction projects,l and index numbers,
by type of project, 1 9 3 5 -4 5
Index number
(Average 1935-39=100)

Annual average2
Year

Hourly
earnings

Hours
worked
per week

Weekly
earnings8

Hourly
earnings

Hours
worked
per week

Weekly
earnings8

Hourly
earnings

Hours
worked
per week

Weekly
earnings8

81.7
96.3
106.6
110.3
105.5
115.8
135.5
143.2
142.1
141.0
142.9

74.2
94.2
106.6
109.8
115.3
132.6
175.5
211.8
225.0
234.5
254.8

$0,678
.724
.768
.824
.874
.898
.911
.951
1.031
1.175
1.263

34.4
34.3
35.8
36.5
36.0
37.2
40.4
43.6
43.1
43.3
41.6

$23.31
24.85
27.50
30.07
31.45
33.42
36.81
41.45
44.45
50.88
52.52

1037
1038
1030

1010
1011
1017
101.3

1011

1945________________________

$0,662
.713
.729
.725
.797
.835
.943
1.077
1.154
1.211
1.299

22.3
26.3
29.1
30.1
28.8
31.6
37.0
39.1
38.8
38.5
39.0

0.646
.785
.983
1.071
1.034
.969

26.9
28.4
29.2
28.0
29.2
28.8
30.9
34.4
35.0
35.7
36.3

$14.76
18.74
21.20
21.83
22.94
26.38
34.90
42.13
44.76
46.65
50.67

95.1
100.4
103.2
98.9
103.2
101.8
109.2
121.6
123.7
126.1
128.3

67.6
86.7
111.6
116.7
117.4
108.6
120.2
151.4
173.7
188.2
205.0

0.645
.669
.672
.668
.667
.719
.765
.900
.964
1.032
1.088

29.7
35.4
37.3
36.9
37.9
37.7
38.1
40.8
44.0
43.4
42.1

88.7
98.7
102.6
106.5
102.6
129.0
167.1
171.0
169.7
166.2
170.1

86.0
91.4
104.3
109.7
108.5
135.8
185.3
215.6
225.5
232.3
253.9

0.744
.755
.820
.807
.785
.950
.892
.933
1.017
1.070
1.129

21.8
25.3
27.1
27.3
28.5
29.8
35.8
34.7
33.1
34.2
34.7

67.8
97.5
109.4
112.7
113.0
116.7
124.3
132.2
138.0
139.9
133.3

62.6
93.8
106.9
113.6
123.0
133.7
146.4
197.2
240.6
261.5
267.8

0.633
.648
.696
.693
.786
.844
.871
.923
1.037
1.134
1.299

29.9
25.9
27.8
29.9
30.0
28.9
34.5
38.1
38.0
37.0
36.1

91.2
98.2
100.6
99.9
109.9
115.2
130.1
148.7
159.2
167.0
179.4

1 .0 0 0

1.131
1.276
1.356
1.452

17.38
22.29
28.69
29.98
30.18
27.90
30.89
38.92
44.65
48.36
52.70

71.5
86.7
108.6
118.6
114.4
107.2
110.6
125.1
141.2
150.0
160.8

____

1936
__________________
1937_______________________
______ __________
1938
1939_______________________

194a__________________

1941_______________________
1942_______________________
1943_______________________
1944-______________________
1945_______________________

0.872
.834
.915
.927
.951
.947
.998
1.135
1.196
1.257
1.343

20.5
22.8
23.7
24.6
23.7
29.8
38.6
39.5
39.2
38.4
39.3

0.535
.557
.566
.584
.630
.663
.682
.863
1.009
1.082
1.162

18.7
26.9
30.2
31.1
31.2
32.2
34.3
36.5
38.1
38.6
36.8

17.88
19.01
21.69
22.81
22.55
28.23
38.52
44.82
46.89
48.29
52.79

97.0
92.8
101.8
103.1
105.8
105.3
1 1 1 .0

126.3
133.0
139.8
149.4

____________

JQ 3 ^

J037

1°38
1030

loin
1°41

I 017
1043

1944
1945_______________________

10.00
14.99
17.09
18.16
19.66
21.36
23.39
31.51
38.45
41.78
42.76

93.0
96.9
98.4
101.6
109.6
115.3
118.6
150.1
175.5
188.2
202.1

87.7
93.7
99.4
106.6
113.1
116.1
117.9
123.0
133.3
152.0
163.4

97.2
96.9
101.1
103.1
101.7
105.1
114.1
123.2
121.8
122.3
117.5

84.9
90.6
100.2
109.6
114.6
121.8
134.1
151.1
162.0
185.4
191.3

19.16
23.70
25.08
24.66
25.29
27.10
29.13
36.71
42.43
44.73
45.81

97.0
100.6
101.1
100.5
100.3
108.1
115.0
135.3
145.0
155.2
163.6

83.9
100.0
105.4
104.2
107.1
106.5
107.6
115.3
124.3
122.6
118.9

81.3
100.5
106.4
104.6
107.3
114.9
123.5
155.7
179.9
189.7
194.4

16.22
19.09
22.22
22.03
22.37
28.32
31.93
32.36
33.66
36.54
39.19

95.1
96.5
104.9
103.2
100.4
121.5
114.1
119.3
130.1
136.8
144.4

83.8
97.3
104.2
105.0
109.6
114.6
137.7
133.5
127.3
131.5
133.5

79.5
93.6
109.0
108.0
109.7
138.9
156.6
158.7
165.1
179.2
192.1

104.2
90.2
96.9
104.2
104.5
100.7
120.2
132.8
132.4
128.9
125.8

95.3
84.4
97.3
104.3
118.7
122.8
151.2
167.1
198.3
211.3
236.1

Miscellaneous projects

Streets and roads
103 *

Weekly
earnings8

Water and sewerage

Nonresidential building
1 03*

Hours
worked
per week

River, harbor, and flood control

Residential building
1935..........................................
1936..........................................
1937________________________
1938..........................................
1939..........................................
1940..........................................
1941..........................................
1942_____________ __________
1943...........................................
1944_______________________
1945_______________________

Hourly
ea rn in gs

Reclamation

All projects

1QA*

Index numtxir
(Average 1935-39 = 100)

Annual average2

18.93
16.78
19.34
20.72
23.58
24.40
30.04
33.21
39.40
41.99
46.89

91.6
93.8
100.7
100.3
113.7
122.1
126.0
133.6
150.1
164.1
187.8

1 Includes the following programs: (1) Programs from regular Federal
appropriations, (2) Public W orks Administration, (3) United States Hous­
ing Authority, (4) Defense Plant Corporation, (5) War Public W orks
(Lanham A ct projects), (6) Rural Electrification Administration (loans).
2 Computed by dividing reported annual pay rolls and number of man-hours
worked during the year by 52. This method is used primarily because hours
and earnings on Federal construction projects are reported by accounting
months, rather than by calendar months. Thus all contractors do not
report for uniform pay periods during any given month; some may include

data for 4 weeks and others for 5. In addition, averages in a given
month are affected substantially by shifts in the geographic distribution of
projects under way, especially when the number of projects in a category is
small. Consequently, average hours and earnings cannot be computed
accurately on a current weekly basis. Most of the bias resulting from both
the reporting procedures and the project location, however, is removed when
data for the year as a whole are used to obtain averages.
* Hourly earnings when multiplied by weekly hours of work may not
exactly equal weekly earnings because of rounding.

November 1918 against a 31-percent increase be­
tween August 1939 and August 1945. The effective­
ness of price control during World War II may be
judged from the fact that, although average prices
for all building material rose 23 percent from August
1939 to March 1942, the rise in prices from March
1942 to the end of hostilities under operation of the

General Maximum Price Regulation12 was only
7 percent.




12 See Monthly Labor Review, March 1944 (p. 640): Market Prices of
Building Materials in Two Wars. The General Maximum Price Regulation
was issued by the Office of Price Administration on April 28, 1942, and
provided that, with certain exceptions, manufacturers’, wholesalers’, and
retailers’ prices were to go no higher than the highest price which the
respective commodities brought in March 1942.

34

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45
T a b l e 21 .— Average union hourly wage rates in selected building trades, 1934~45l
Average hourly rate*
Trade

All tradfts3
All journeymen*________ .....
Bricklayer......... ..........................................................
Carpenter—
________________________________
Cement finisher................................................... ........
Electrical (inside wire man)_______________________
...... ................................................... .
Lather..
Painter..
__________________________________
Plasterer______________________________________
Plumber and gas fitter___________________________
Roofer (composition)------------------------------------------Sheet-metal worker._____________________________
S te a m a n d Rprinlrler fitte r
S t r u c t u r a l- ir o n w o r k e r 4 ____
T ile la y e r. __________________

...
...

_

..
. ...

.

All helpers and laborers8 ___________________________
Building laborer. ______________________________
Bricklayer’s tender (hod carrier)___________________
Plasterer’s laborer_______________________________
Steam and sprinkler fitter’s helper__________________

1945

1944

1943

1942

1941

1940

1939

1938

1937

1936

1935

1934

$1,512

$1,480

$1,414

$1,405

$1,322

$1,275

$1,256

$1,247

$1,146

$1,071

$1,033

$1,022

1.615
1.814
1.539
1.546
1.754
1.729
1.553
1.737
1.747
1.465
1.619
1 709
1.715
1.593

1.590
1.814
1.532
1.531
1.707
1.660
1.534
1.707
1.661
1.440
1.599
1.642
1.684
1.534

1.563
1.788
1.495
1.523
1.671
1.689
1.519
1.749
1.649
1.403
1.570
1.643
1.650
1.511

1.553
1.781
1.491
1.507
1.668
1.688
1.493
1.746
1.643
1.397
1.565
1.634
1.643
1.489

1.471
1.719
1.394
1.420
1.563
1.616
1.444
1.699
1.576
1.282
1.437
1.546
1.590
1.420

1.421
1.680
1.363
1.372
1.494
1.558
1.354
1.662
1.510
1.232
1.374
1.500
1.517
1.400

1.401
1.644
1.329
1.359
1.469
1.547
. 1.351
1.648
1.487
1.204
1.349
1.496
1.512
1.397

1.392
1.636
1.327
1.355
1.462
1.498
1.341
1.474
1.474
1.200
1.330
1.485
L494
1.396

1.281
1.480
1.218
1.240
1.326
1.353
1.257
1.337
1.315
1.084
1.209
1.317
L384
1.274

1.198
1.384
1.144
1.156
1.271
1.269
1.172
1.329
1.247
1.005
1.127
1.249
1*268
1.190

1.160
1.376
1.088
1.127
1.239
1.237
1.116
1.329
1.216
.999
1.105
1.209
L236
1.168

1.147
l.*381
1.074
1.121
1.182
1.224
1.112
1.314
1.197
.972
1.096
1.189
L227
L158

.997
.933
1.086
1.197
1.084

.939
.875
1.033
1.114
1.262

.876
.826
.984
1.075
1.204

.865
.814
.979
1.068
1.164

.787
.732
.908
.994
1.121

.751
.691
.878
.972
1.103

.736
.680
.846
.970
1.096

.731
.676
.843
.962
1.090

.664
.631
.766
.853
.895

.611
.576
.712
.783
.834

.577
.531
.676
.767
.832

.574
.523
.698
.755
.823

1 Rates for 1943-45 are actual averages computed from a sample of quo­
tations of union wage rates. The Bureau’s sample of union wage-rate
quotations for early years was heavily weighted by quotations from larger
cities. However, cities added from time to time have been smaller and of
different geographic distribution and thus current figures more accurately
represent union wage rates for the country as a whole. Consequently, rates
for years before 1943 shown in this table are estimates from an index of
union wage rates in which year-to-year changes have been measured using
quotations from identical local unions for each pair of years. These esti­

mates for 1934 to 1942 are lower than those based on the Bureau’s changing
sample of quotations as published annually in “ Union Wages and Hours in
the Building Trades.”
2 Representative of rates effective in midsummer.
* Average includes selected trades plus others not shown in this table. For
other trades and years, see annual Bureau publication “ Union Wages and
Hours in the Building Trades.”
4 Includes rodmen prior to 1940.

T a b l e 22 .— Union wage scales fo r selected building trades in 75 cities, June 1 , 1940 , July 1, 19 42 , and Ju ly 1, 1 9 4 5 1
Rate per hour
City

Bricklayers

Carpenters

Electricians

Painters

Plumbers

July 1,
1945

July 1,
1942

June 1,
1940

July 1,
1945

July 1,
1942

June 1,
1940

July 1,
1945

July 1,
1942

June 1,
1940

July 1,
1945

July 1,
1942

June 1,
1940

July 1,
1945

July 1,
1942

Atlanta, Ga. --------------------Baltimore, Md.........................
Binghamton, N. Y._________
Birmingham, Ala.___________
Boston, Mass_____ _______
Buffalo, N. Y.______________
Butte, Mont_______________
C h a r le s to n , S. C __________ _______
Charleston, W. Ya__________
Charlotte, N. C.......................
Chicago, 111________________
Cincinnati, Ohio
________

$1,580
1.750
1.650
1.750
1.725
1.750
1.850

$1,250
1.500
1.500
1.500
1.500
1.500
1.625
1.000
1.500
1.100
1.700
1.625

$1,250
1.438
1.375
1.250
1.500
1.600
1.500
1.250
1.500
1.000
1.775
1.600

$1,250
1.375
1.250
1.250
1.500
1.500
1.500
1.250
1.500
1.000
1.700
1.500

$1,000
1.250
1.125
1.125
1.375
1.300
1.500
1.000
1.125
.875
1.625
1.450

$1,500
1.650
1.375
1.650
1.725
1.750
1.833

L750
1.375
1.900
1.825

$1,500
1.625
1.650
1.750
1.625
1.750
1.625
1.500
1.750
1.250
1.750
1.750

1.625
1.250
1.850
1.725

(a)
$1,650
1.375
1.650
1.650
1.750
1.833
1 500
1.625
1.250
1.700
1.650

$1,250
1.375
1.100
1.250
1.500
1.375
1.667
1.000
1.375
1.000
1.700
1.500

$1,250
1.300
1.125
1.375
1.438
1.500
1.500
1.125
1.500
1.035
1.725
1.550

$1,250
1.250
1.125
1.375
1.375
1.500
1.375
1.000
L250
1.000
1.725
1.500

$1,000
1.125
1.000
1.250
1.250
1.250
1.375
1.000
l'.OOO
.750
1.667
1.350

$1,550
1.650
1.500
1.750
1.675
1.750
2.083
1.750
L625
1.500
1.850
1.725

$1,500
1.650
1.600
1.750
1.650
1.750
2.000
1.750
L625
1.500
1.700
1.650

$1,375
1.375
1.200
1.500
1.500
1.375
2.000
1.250
1.250
1.250
1.700
1.500

Cleveland, Ohio..
________
Columbus, Ohio. __________
Dallas, Tex___ ___________
Dayton, Ohio.______________
Denver, Colo-______________
Des Moines, Iowa___________
Detroit, Mich______________
Duluth, Minn______________
El Paso, Tex_______________
Erie, Pa---------------------------Grand Rapids, Mich________
Houston, Tex______________

1.875
1.750
1.725
1.850
1.800
1.725
1.725
1.500
1.625
1.750
1.650
1.725

1.750
1.750
1.625
1.750
1.650
1.625
1.675
1.375
1.500
1.750
1.500
1.625

1.625
1.563
1.500
1.650
1.650
1.600
1.500
1.250
1.500
1.500
1.500
1.500

1.575
1.375
1.250
1.575
1.500
1.375
1.500
1.295
1.250
1.375
1.250
1.375

1.500
1.375
1.250
1.500
1.500
1.375
1.500
1.275
1.250
1.375
1.250
1.375

1.375
1.150
1.125
1.375
1.430
1.250
1.250
1.125
1.125
1.150
1.000
1.250

1.875
1.500
1.625
1.825
1.650
1.500
1.850
1.400
1.500
1.500
1.750
1.625

1.750
1.500
1.625
1.750
1.500
1.500
1.850
1.400
1.500
1.500
(8)
1.625

1.650
1.250
1.375
1.650
1.500
1.375
1.650
1.125
1.250
1.250
1.250
1.500

1.550
1.375
1.250
1.500
1.430
1.325
1.500
1.250
1.250
1.275
1.150
1.250

1.525
1.375
1.250
1.500
1.430
1.200
1.500
1.125
1.125
1.275
1.100
1.250

1.350
1.150
1.000
1.250
1.250
1.200
1.250
1.000
1.000
1.050
1.000
1.125

1.725
1.580
1.625
1.650
1.650
1.550
1.750
1.375
1.625
1.500
1.500
1.625

1.625
1.500
1.625
1.650
1.500
1.500
1.750
1.375
1.500
1.500
1.500
1.625

1.500
1.375
1.500
1.400
1.430
1.375
1.500
1.250
1.500
1.250
1.250
1.500

Indianapolis, Ind.__ ______
Jackson, Miss______________
Jacksonville, Fla____________
Kansas City, Mo___________
Little Rock, Ark.....................
Los Angeles, Calif.__________
Louisville, Ky._____________
Madison, Wis______________
Manchester, N. H__________
Memphis, Tenn.____________
Milwaukee, Wis____ ________
Minneapolis, Minn._________

1.675
1.625
1.500
1.750
1.625
1.500
1.675
1.580
1.750
1.725
1.668
1.625

1.675
1.500
1.500
1.650
1.625
1.500
1.675
1.500
1.750
1.625
1.600
1.500

1.600
1.500
1.250
1.625
1.500
1.250
1.500
1.375
1.500
1.625
1.450
1.375

1.425
1.150
1.125
1.500
1.250
1.350
1.500
1.250
1.150
1.300
1.425
1.440

1.425
1.000
1.125
1.500
1.250
1.350
1.425
1.250
1.150
1.250
1.425
1.375

1.250
1.000
1.000
1.375
1.000
1.100
1.250
1.100
1.000
1.125
1.200
1.250

1.700
1.375
1.500
1.650
1.375
1.700
1.625
1.500
1.250
1.580
1.500
1.650

1.625
1.375
1.500
1.650
1.375
1.700
1.625
(4)
1.125
1.500
1.500
1.500

1.500
1.250
1.375
1.375
1.000
1.250
1.313
1.380
1.000
1.375
1.300

1.425
1.000
1.250
1.575
1.250
1.250
1.250
1.250
1.000
1.375
1.300

1.425
1.000
1.250
1.375
1.250
1.250
1.250
1.250
1.100
1.375
1.250

1.250
.900
1.000
1.375
.875
1.000
1.125
1.050
.900
1.125
1.125

1.625
1.500
1.500
1.700
1.500
1.750
1.625
1.500
1.500
1.500
1.550

1.3 7 5

1 -440

1 .3 5 0

1 -250

1 .5 5 0

1.625
1.500
1.500
1.650
1.500
1.500
1.625
1.500
1.375
1.500
1.550
1.500

1.500
1.250
1.250
1.500
1.000
1.250
1.375
1.375
1.250
1.375
1.350
1.375

See footnotes at end of table.




June 1,
1940

35

TRENDS IN PRIVATE BUILDING COSTS

T able 22.— Union wage scales fo r selected building trades in 75 cities, June 1, 1940, Ju ly 1, 1948, and July 1 , 1945 1 Continued.
Rate per hour
Plumbers

Painters

Electricians

Carpenters

Bricklayers

City

June 1,
1940

July 1,
1945

July 1,
1942

June 1,
1940

July 1,
1945

July 1,
1942

June 1,
1940

July 1,
1945

July 1,
1942

June 1,
1940

July 1,
1945

July 1,
1942

June 1,
1940

July 1,
1945

July 1,
1942

Philadelphia, Pa.___________
Phoenix, Ariz
— -----

$1,625
1.725
2.000
1.650
1.625
2.000
1.675
1.675
1.575
1.750
2.000
1.650

$1,625
1.625
2.000
1.650
1.500
2.000
1.500
1.625
1.575
1.750
1.900
1.650

$1,500
1.500
1.850
1.375
1.500
2.000
1.375
1.500
1.450
1.625
1.700
1.500

$1,375
1.320
2.000
1.375
1.375
1.850
1.150
1.438
1.375
1.500
1.580
1.350

$1,375
1.250
2.000
1.375
1.250
1.850
1.125
1.375
1.375
1.500
1.500
1.250

$1,000
1.150
1.750
1.150
1.250
1.850
.950
1.250
1.200
1.375
1.400
1.125

$1,500
1.500
2.000
1.500
1.625
2.000
1.500
1.500
1.500
1.625
1.875
1.500

$1,500
1.500
2.000
1.500
1.500
2.000
1.500
1.500
1.500
1.625
1.875
1.500

$1,250
1.250
1.750
1.250
1.450
2.000
1.000
1.250
1.250
1.375
1.625
1.125

$1,250
1.250
1.714
1.375
1.150
1.800
1.250
1.300
1.200
1.450
1.500
1.300

$1,125
1.125
1.571
1.375
1.125
1.600
1.250
1.250
1.200
1.375
1.450
1.250

$.900
1.000
1.250
1.100
.875
1.500
.825
1.125
1.000
1.250
1.250
1.000

$1,750
1.580
1.750
1.500
1.580
2.000
1.500
1.500
1.580
1.625
1.750
1.500

$1,750
1.500
1.750
1.500
1.500
2.000
1.500
1.500
1.500
1.625
1.700
1.500

$1,250
1.375
1.500
1.250
1.375
2.000
1.125
1.250
1.250
1.375
1.440
1.250

Pittsburgh, Pa._____________
Portland, Maine.____________
Portland, Oreg......................
P r o v id e n c e , R - 1___
Reading, Pa..
. .
Richmond, Va______________
Rochester, N. Y.____________
Rock Island (111.) district7____
St. Louis, Mo.
_ ____
St. Paul, Minn._____________
Salt Lake City, Utah.........
San Antonio, Tex______ ___

2.000
1.600
1.725
1.650
1.583
1.650
1.725
1.725
1.900
1.625
1.580
1.725

1.900
1.500
1.625
1.650
1.500
1.625
1.675
1.725
1.750
1.500
1.500
1.650

1.750
1.250
1.500
1.500
1.375
1.500
1.500
1.500
1.500
1.375
1.375
1.500

1.750
1.160
1.375
1.350
1.375
1.150
1.535
1.425
1.700
1.440
1.375
1.250

1.750
1.160
1.350
1.350
1.200
1.125
1.500
1.425
1.500
1.375
1.375
1.250

1,500
.800
1.125
1.175
1.200
1.000
1.335
1.200
1.500
1.250
1.125
1.125

1.875
1.350
1.580
1.500
(5)
1.500
1.700
1.580
1.750
1.650
1.500
1.500

1.750
1.350
1.500
1.375

1.650
1.000
1.375
1.250
1.000
1.000
1.500
1.325
1.650
1.350
1.150
1.250

1.625
1.100
1.375
1.250
1.320
1.100
1.450
1.375
1.563
1.440
1.250
1.125

1.500
1.000
1.320
1.250
1.250
1.100
1.375
1.375
1.500
1.350
1=250
1.125

1.500
.700
1.100
1.000
1.250
.800
1.200
1.150
1.500
1.200
1.000
1.000

1.750
1.500
1.725
1.550
1.500
1.500
1.650
1.500
1.750
1.550
1.500
1.625

1.750
1.500
1.625
1.500
1.500
1.500
1.650
1.500
1.625
1.500
1.500
1.500

1.700
1.250
1.500
1.350
1.200
1.000
1.375
1.375
1.625
1.250
1.200
1,500

San Francisco, Calif._____ ___
Scranton, Pa._____ _____

1.875
1.650
1.845
1.750
1.750
1.750
1.500
1.800
1.900
1.580
1.675
1.440
1.750

1.875
1.500
1.715
1.750
1.750
1.625
1.500
1.750
1.750
1.500
1.625
1.375
1.750

1.750
1.500
1.600
1.500
1.500
1.625
1.250
1.625
1.750
1.375

1.500
1.300
1.545
1.500
1.440
1.500
1.150
1.580
1.775
1.250
1.350
1.150
1.475

1.440
1.125
1.415
1.500
1.400
1.500
1.125
1.475
1.625
1.125
1.250
1.000
1.475

1.250
1.125
1.250
1.250
1.250
1.250
1.000
1.375
1.625
1.000
1.175
.900
1.250

1.700
1.500
1.745
1.625
1.550
1.580
1.500
1.750
2.000
1.500
1.500
1.350
1.650

1.700
1.500
1.615
(8)
1.550
1.500
1.500
1.750
2.000

1.375
1.250
1.500
1.250
1.375
1.375
1.250
1.650
1.800
1.000
1.250
1.000
1.500

1.500
1.250
1.545
1.300
1.450
1.375
1.200
1.500
1.775
1.125
1.150
1.000
1.438

1.500
1.250
1.415
1.300
1.400
1.375
1.200
1.425
1.714
1.000
1.125
1.000
1.400

1.250
1.125
1.250
1.000
1.250
1.125
.925
1.300
1.571
.750
1.000
.700
1.250

1.700
1.375
1.745
1.625
1.650
1.580
1.500
1.725
1.875
1.500
1.500
1.375
1.650

1.700
1.250
1.615
(»)
1.550
1.500
1.500
1.625
1.750
1.500
1.500
1.125
1.625

1.400
1.200
1.500
1.250
1.400
1.375
1.250
1.500
1.650
1.000
1.200
.950
1.500

M o b ile , A la ..

____________

Nashville, Tenn.___

_____

N e w a r k , N . .T-----------------------------

New Haven, Conn._
New Orleans, La_
New York. N. Y..
N o r f o l k , Va. ....
________
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Omaha, Nebr._____ .
P e o r ia , Til___ ___________________

S e a t tle , W a s h -------------- -----------------

South Bend, Ind..
Spokane, Wash_______
Springfield, Mass....._________
T a m p a , F la ----------------- ---------------

Toledo, Ohio.______________
Washington, D. C.___
Wichita, Kans____ „
W oreen ta r, M a s s

York, Pa.________
Youngstown, Ohio.__________

1.000
1.500

(6)

1.500
1.700
1.500
1.750
1.500
1.500
1.500

(K>)

1.500
1.125
1.650

1These data represent the minimum wage rates agreed upon through col­
lective bargaining between employers and trade unions. Rates shown are
those applicable to most types of work. For many cities and trades, agree­
ments provide for lower rates on residential and speculative projects and
higher rates for the more hazardous work such as bricklayers on sewer and
tunnel work, and painters on bridge, structural steel, and spray jobs, etc.
See the Bureau's annual publication “ Union Wages and Hours in the Build­
ing Trades” for details concerning rates for each occupation,
a Jobs over $2,000, $1,375; under $2,000, $1,250.

1 Jobs of over 1,500 man-hours, $1,750; jobs of under 1,500 man-hours,
$1,500.
4 Contracts under $1,000, $1,380; contracts over $1,000, $1,500.
* Contracts under $20,000, $1,375; $20,000 or over, $1,750.
• Over $20,000, $1,750; under $20,000, $1,250.
7 Covers Rock Island and Moline, 111., and Davenport, Iowa.
8 Contracts under $15,000, $1,500; contracts over $15,000, $1,625.
9 Contracts under $20,000, $1,500; contracts over $20,000, $1,625.
10 Contracts over $3,000, $1,500; contracts under $3,000, $1,250.

Residential construction costs

Conservation Order L-41 was issued in April
1942, restricting home building to $500 (later $200),
with exceptions, unless priorities were granted. In
addition, priorities were issued only where the sales
price of a unit did not exceed $6,000. The effects
of this order were to force home construction still
more into the lower-cost brackets and to decrease
further the “ average cost” figure to $3,762 in the
third quarter of 1942.

In response to a general rise in prices, the average
construction cost of privately financed single-family
dwelling units rose gradually from $3,973 in the first
quarter of 1940 to $4,303 in the third quarter of
1941 (table 24). N o cost limitation for private war
housing prevailed prior to the establishment of the
priority system in September 1941, but the limita­
tion of a sales price of $6,000 or an equivalent shelter
rent not to exceed $50 a month was established at
that time by the Office of Production Management
and the Division of Defense Housing Coordination.
Immediately after the initiation of this priority
system, the average estimated construction cost
figure began to drop slightly— to $4,226 in the final
quarter of 1941 and to $4,011 in the first 3 months
of 1942.



Undoubtedly some homes continued to be built
in the higher-cost brackets. There are, however,
several explanations for this. Homes built to re­
place those destroyed by fire, tornado, etc., were
exempted from L-41. Evasion of priority regula­
tions was present to some degree. Instances are
known in which less responsible speculative builders
sold basic houses at the maximum price permitted,

36
T able

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

23.—

Weighted indexes o f wholesale prices o f building
materials, 1 9 3 4 -4 $
Index numbers (average 1935-39= 100)

Year

1934....
1935....
1936....
1937....
1938....
1939....
1940....
1941....
1942....
1943....
1944....
1945....

All
building
materials
96.2
95.2
96.8
106.2
100.8
101.0
105.8
115.2
123.0
124.3
128.9
131.5

Brick
and tile
99.3
98.5
97.7
103.0
100.2
100.7
99.7
103.2
107.9
109.1
112.0
123.8

Cement

Lumber

102.2
101.8
101.2
97.7
99.1
100.2
99.7
101.0
103.2
103.0
105.2
109.1

94.1
91.1
96.9
111.0
97.3
103.8
114.6
136.4
148.1
157.4
170.7
172.7

1934__
1935__
1936__
1937....
1938__
1939.....
1940....
1941.....
1942.....
1943.....
1944.....
1945.....----------------

Paint and
paint
materials
97.5
97.9
98.3
102.3
99.8
101.6
. 105.2
112.1
123.1
125.5
129.1
131.2

Plumbing
and
heating
95.4
90.5
98.6
103.5
103.2
104.1
105.7
111.4
125.4
119.2
121.2
122.7

Structural
steel1
87.6
88.7
91.6
109.2
107.0
103.5
103.5
103.5
103.5
103.5
103.5
103.5

Other
building
materials
97.6
97.4
97.5
107.1
100.2
97.6
100.9
106.3
111.9
110.3
111.5
112.9

1 Base price.

making an extra charge for such essential items as
connection to the public water system, but the
extent of such practices is not known. Neverthe­
less, after April 1942, the trend in construction costs
was generally downward, indicating the increasing
effectiveness of administrative control of housing
priorities. The low point was reached in the fourth
quarter of 1944 when construction cost averaged
$3,223.
In M ay 1945, construction controls were eased
by amendment to L -4 1 ; the limitation of $200 on
residential building that could be started without
permission of the War Production Board was raised
to $1,000 in the case of 1-family houses. In addi­
tion, more housing was being started in the first
part of 1945 under the H -2 and H -3 programs.
H -2 housing had a sales limit of $8,000 (compared
with $6,000 for H - l housing, which had predomi­
nated previously), and there was no cost limit under
the H -3 program. These events influenced average
construction cost estimates, resulting in a 17-percent
rise between the first and second quarters of 1945
(from $3,554 to $4,167).
Hostilities ended in the third quarter of 1945.
Schedules I and II to W PB Order P-55-C (which
imposed materials limitations and restrictions on



T able

24.—

Change in estimated construction cost o f new private
1-fam ily nonfarm dwellings, quarterly, 1940~4$l
Private 1-family dwellings
Year and quarter

Index numbers (average 1935-39= 100)
Year

building sizes of approved housing construction)
were revoked in September. The withdrawal of
L-41 in October automatically removed price ceil­
ings on dwellings which had been built under that
order. It also removed price limits for dwellings
started thereafter. Home builders were in com­
petition for the limited supply of labor and material
available in the housing market. The estimated

1940 ..... .
First quarter____________________________
Second quarter---------------------------------------Third quarter.___________________________
Fourth quarter----------------------------------------

Estimated
construction
cost per
unit

Percent of
change from
preceding
quarter

$4,065
3,973
4,052
4,070
4,145

+2.0
+0.4
+1.8

Third quarter8___________________________
Fourth quarter-------------------- --------------------

4,249
4,147
4,273
4,303
4,226

+3.0
+0.7
-1 .8

1042
First, quart,f»r_____
Second quarter4.__________________________
Third quarter.___ ________________________
Fourth quarter........ .......................

3,894
4,011
3,858
3,762
3,848

—5.1
-3 .8
-2 .5
+2.3

1943
First quarter____________________________
Second quarter.___ _______________________
Third quarter.___________________________
Fourth quarter.............. ..................................

3,674
3,520
3,774
3,670
3,686

-8 .5
+7.2
-2 .8
+0.4

1944______________________________________
First quarter------------------------------------------Second quarter................
Third quarter™ -----------------------------------Fourth quarter.............. ..................................

3,439
3,665
3,369
3,441
3,223

-0 .6
—8.1
+2.1
-6 .3

1945
First quarter........................ ...........................
Second quarter®
Third quarter8----------------------------------------Fourth quarter7.---------------------------------------

4,654
3,554
4,167
4,562
5,307

........+10.3
+17.2
+ 9.5
+16.3

1941________________

.....

1 These figures are based upon builders’ estimates of construction cost,
exclusive of land and improvements. They do not show change in cost of
erecting identical buildings, but reflect the change in estimated costs of all
buildings to be erected. Estimates of construction costs should not be
confused with market or selling price.
2 Less than .05 percent.
2 OPM established system of priority control on residential construction.
4 Construction Control Order L-41 issued; wage and price controls instituted.
5 VE-day; construction controls eased by amendment to L -41.
8 VJ-day; Schedules I and II to P-55-C revoked.
7 P-55 and L-41 revoked.

construction cost per private 1-family dwelling unit
jumped another 18 percent, to $5,307, from VJ-day
to the final quarter of 1945.
Some idea of variations over the years in the cost
of erecting residential buildings may be obtained
also from table 25. Average permit valuations per
new dwelling unit in* 257 cities declined steadily
from the 1920,s to the depression year 1933, and
recovered somewhat in the late 1930’s. During the

37

TRENDS IN PRIVATE BUILDING COSTS

war years, the average valuations of 1-family dwell­
ings followed the same general movement already
described for estimated construction costs. In the
case of all types of structures, the average permit
valuation figure decreased steadily from 1939 to

1943, when it reached the lowest amount recorded
within the 25-year period 1921-45. The average
valuations for 1-family dwellings decreased more
sharply in 1943 than those for 2-family and multi­
family dwellings. This was caused largely by the

T able 25 .— Estim ated perm it valuation 1 per new fa m ily dwelling unit in 257 cities , by typ e o f structure, 1 9 2 1-4 5 2
Indexes (average 1935-39 =>100) of permit
valuations per new dwelling unit in—

Permit valuation per new family dwelling unit in—
Year
All types of
structures
1921________________ _________________
1922_________________________________
1023

1924.________________________________
1025
1026
1027

192 9 .______________________________

1930
1931_________________________________
1932. _______________________________
1933_________________________________
1934._________________________________
1935_________________________________
1936._________________________________
1937_________________________________
1938._________________________________
1939_________________________________
1940._________________________________
1941_________________________________
1942_________________________________
1011

_________________________

1944.- ______________________________
1945--------------------------------------------------

1-family
structures

2-family5
structures

Multifamily4
structures

All types of
structures

1-family
structures

2-family5
structures

Multifamily4
structures

$3,947
4,016
4,127
4,361
4,445
4,422
4,449
4,407

$3,972
4,259
4,189
4,342
4,593
4,763
4,830
4,937

$3,762
3,568
4,185
4,350
4,422
4,465
4,368
4,064

$4,019
3,950
4,004
4,395
4,271
4,103
4,170
4,129

103.3
105.1
108.0
114.1
116.3
115.7
116.4
115.3

94.5
101.4
99.7
103.3
109.3
113.4
114.9
117.5

126.7
120.1
140.9
146.5
148.9
150.3
147.1
136.8

117 2
1152
116.8
128.2
124.6
119.7
121 6
120.4

4,565
4,385
4,226
3,705
3,495
3,572
3,779
4,002

4,919
4,994
4,836
3,943
3,845
4,071
4,228
4,355

4,011
3,924
3,607
3,250
3,112
3,338
2,953
3,058

4,400
3,857
3,644
3,010
3,040
2,716
3,245
3,679

119.5
114.8
110.6
97.0
91.5
93.5
98.9
104.7

117.1
118.8
115.1
93.8
91.5
96.9
100.6
103.6

135.1
132.1
121.4
109.4
104.8
112.4
99.4
103.0

128.4
112.5
1063
87 8
88.7
79 2
94 7
107.3

4,009
3,644
3,673
3,564
3,691
3,263
2,819
3,216
4,374

4,352
4,105
3,970
3,890
3,975
3,510
2,878
3,292
4,629

3,110
2,862
2,868
2,760
2,774
2,874
2,778
3,067
3,510

3,641
3,217
3,359
3,075
3,108
2,680
2,589
2,869
3,462

104.9
95.4
96.1
93.3
96.6
85.4
73.8
84.2
114.5

103.6
97.7
94.5
92.6
94.6
83.5
68.5
78.3
110.2

104.7
96.4
96.6
92.9
93.4
96.8
93.5
103.3
118.2

106.2
93.8
98.0
89.7
90.7
78 2
75.5
83.7
101.0

1 Includes value of new family dwelling units in 257 cities for which Federal
construction contracts were awarded.
2 This table does not show change in cost of erecting identical buildings, but
reflects the change in estimated costs of all buildings to be erected. Land

and improvement costs are excluded,
* Includes 1- and 2-family dwellings with stores.
4 Includes multifamily dwellings with stores,

construction of many temporary row-type single­
family dwellings under the programs of the Federal
Public Housing Authority. By 1945, the average

valuation figures for each type of structure, except
multifamily, exceeded those for the recovery years
1936-37.

Shifts in Location of Construction Activity in Wartime
The location as well as the volume of construction
activity was sharply altered during the war period.
Locality changes consisted chiefly of two general
types: (1) shifts from densely to more sparsely
populated places, and (2) movements from one
section of the country to another.

Flow Between Large and Small Places
Urban-rural movements
Housing trends are an indicator of the urbanrural flow of building activity in the war years.
Thousands of new homes were built near military or
essential industrial establishments, many of which
were of necessity located outside of urban areas.



About 39 percent of the new nonfarm houses
started in 1941 were located in rural areas, whereas,
in 1942 the proportion of rural-nonfarm to all hous­
ing had increased to 43 percent. By 1943 it had
decreased again to 40 percent. The shift from urban
to rural in 1942 and from rural to urban in 1943
reflects mainly the effects of the public war housing
program. In 1942, several extremely large projects,
notably the Vanport City (Oreg.) project contain­
ing almost 10,000 units, were put under construction
contract. The large tracts of vacant land necessary
for such projects are seldom available in urban
areas. Also, the construction of entire communities
to serve isolated war activities contributed to the

38

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

urban-to-rural shift in 1942. Such projects were
less prominent in 1943, and it was possible to utilize
small vacant tracts in urban areas to a greater
extent than in 1942.

In 1944, the proportion of all nonfarm housing to
be started in rural areas was down to 32 percent,
but there was a slight increase to 36 percent in 1945.
Since nine out of ten homes in 1945 were to be

T a b l e 26.— Estimated number and valuation o f new fa m ily dwelling units fo r which permits were issued in nonfarm areas, by type
o f area, size o f city, and source o f funds, 1942-4& 1

Type of area and size of
city (1940 census)

All new family dwellings
1944

1943

All nonfarm areas______________________ 244,900
Percent change from preceding year______ T..
+44.6

169,400
-51.6

350,100
-29.5

496,600

227,318
+63.8

138,779
-24.4

183,660
-39.0

Urban (cities)_________________________
500.000 and over.__________________
100.000 to 500,000._________________
50.000 to 100,000._________________
25.000 to 50,000._________________
10.000 to 25,000._________________
5,000 to 10,000._________________
2,500 to 5,000._________________
Rural nonfarm areas.___________________

114,875 209,418
27,078 • 38,546
52,772
30,633
9,125
23,587
9,928
20,407
39,419
17,215
11,895
21,716
12,971
9,001
54,525 140,682

280,838
58,102
59,555
32,847
26,665
59,792
28,403
15,474
215,762

149,199
26,420
35,844
14,208
14,968
25,229
19,075
13,455
78,119

93,173
21,029
25,837
7,934
7,322
14,149
9,363
7,539
45,606

119,714
23,755
31,301
11,525
10,952
19,552
13,391
9,238
63,946

1945

Publicly financed dwellings

Privately financed dwellings
1942

1945

1944

1943

1942

1943

1942

1945

1944

301,193

17,582
-42.6

30,621
-81.6

166,440
-14.8

195,407

184,892
41,541

11,327
3,080
3,290
662
677
2,485
602
531
6,255

21,702
6,049
4,796
1,191
2,606
3,066
2,532
1,462
8,919

89,704
14,791
21,471
12,062
9,455
19,867
8,325
3,733
76,736

95,946
16,561
19,639
13,163
6,801
29,598
7,872
2,312
99,461

Number of units

160,526
29,500
39,134
14,870
15,645
27,714
19,677
13,986
84,374

39,916

19,684
19,864
30,194
20,531
13,162
116,301

Valuation (in thousands)
All nonfarm areas---------------------------- .
Percent change from preceding year........ .

$882,918 $468,803 $895,625 $1,530,606 $836,843 $391,318 $539,662 $948,360
+88.3
+113.9
-47.7
-41.5
-27.5
-43.1

Urban (cities)_________ _______________ 646,739
500.000 and over___________________ 146,750
100.000 to 500,000._________________ 154,459
59,635
50.000 to 100,000._________________
25.000 to 50,000. ________________ 61,207
10.000 to 25,000. ________________ 101,335
73,161
5,000 to 10,000._________________
2,500 to 5,000._________________
50,192
Rural nonfarm areas.___________________ 236,179

341,607
93,562
92,646
27,558
28,619
45,259
30,498
23,465
127,196

570,630
126,990
141,968
59,453
52,587
101,252
54,289
34,091
324,995

895,503
207,532
180,378
106,439
91,572
185,120
76,983
47,479
635,103

1Includes number and value of dwelling units in nonfarm areas for which
Federal contracts were awarded, and estimates of the number and valuation1

617,560
137,385
145,542
58,373
59,636
95,461
72,085
49,078
219,283

287,195
78,914
80,341
34,226
20,847
38,283
24,578
20,006
104,123

374,261
86,346
95,430
35,117
32,238
58,789
39,283
27,058
165,401

598,570
144,151
125,024
61,834
67,044
93,586
65,757
41,174
349,790

$46,075
-40.5

$77,485 $355,963 $582,246
-78.2
-38.9

29,179
9,365
8,917
1,262
1,571
5,874
1,076
1,114
16,896

54,412
14,648
12,305
3,332
7,772
6,976
5,920
3,459
23,073

196,369
40,644
46,538
24,336
20,349
42,463
15,006
7,033
159,594

296,933
63,381
55,354
44,605
24,528
91,534
11,226
6,305
285,313

of dwelling units in non-permit-issuing (urban and rural-nonfarm) places.

T a b l e 27.— Estimated number and valuation o f privately financed new fa m ily dwelling units fo r which perm its were issued in nonfarm
areas, by type o f area, size o f city, and by type o f structure, 1942-4& 1

Type of area and size of
city (1940 census)

1-family structures
1945

1944

1943

2-family structures*
1942

1945

1944

1943

Multifamily structures8
1942

1945

1944

1943

1942

Number of dwelling units
All nonfarm areas______________________
Percent change from preceding year_______

201,672
+76.0

114,615
-15.9

136,264
-46.0

252,323

9,649
-9 .2

10,626
-40.2

17,766
+1.7

17,463

15,997
+18.2

13,538
-54.3

29,630
-5 .7

31,407

Urban (cities)_________________________
500.000 and over___________________
100.000 to 500,000._________________
50.000 to 100,000._________________
25.000 to 50,000._________________
10.000 to 25,000._________________
5.000 to 10,000._________________
2.500 to 5,000._________________
Rural nonfarm areas.___________________

124,830
19,388
27,529
11,984
12,980
22,515
17,763
12,671
76,842

71,278
14,688
18,457
5,884
5,314
11,640
8,144
7,151
43,337

78,750
12,374
20,335
6,215
7,257
14,088
10,078
8,403
57,514

138,908
22,759
31,239
13,855
14,119
26,749
17,973
12,214
113,415

9,050
2,253
3,577
726
479
1,083
634
298
599

9,908
2,636
3,669
1,084
419
1,363
518
219
718

16,234
4,251
5,220
1,371
1,291
2,319
1,315
467
1,532

15,747
4,448
4,373
2,049
1,691
1,517
1,188
481
1,716

15,319
4,779
4,738
1,498
1,509
1,631
678
486
678

11,987
3,705
3,711
966
1,589
1,146
701
169
1,551

24,730
7,130
5,746
3,939
2,404
3,145
1,998
368
4,900

30,237
14,334
4,304
3,780
4,054
1,928
1,370
467
1,170

All nonfarm areas______________________ $751,785 $319,040 $409,290
Percent change from preceding year_______
+135.6
-22.1
-50.2

$822,050

$32,608
-2 .9

$33,573
-31.5

$56,853 $38,705
+46.9
-52.4

$81,338
+2.4

$79,428

478,658
93,509
104,299
48,240
49,361
84,938
59,360
38,951
343,392

31,067
9,367
11,040
2,459
1,575
3,754
2,015
857
1,541

32,134
9,555
9,949
3,892
1,298
5,339
1,523
578
1,439

68,546
20,485
15,211
11,095
6,627
9,333
4,904
891
12,792

77,283
36,753
9,906
8,774
13,041
4,587
3,142
1,080
2,145

Valuation (in thousands)

Urban (cities). _______________________
500.000 and over___________________
100.000 to 500,000._________________
50.000 to 100,000._________________
25.000 to 50,000._________________
10.000 to 25,000._________________
5.000 to 10,000._„_______________
2.500 to 5,000.________________
Rural nonfarm areas.___________________

536,010
111,065
120,494
51,209
52,317
85,630
68,150
47,145
215,775

220,175
57,773
60,562
17,526
14,660
29,347
21,161
19,146
98,865

260,155
52,554
67,856
19,987
22,044
42,326
30,556
24,832
149,135

1 Includes estimates of the number and valuation of dwelling units in nonpermit-issuing (urban and rural-nonfarm) places.




$49,034 $46,882
+4.6
45,560
13,307
12,363
4,035
3,567
7,130
3,823
1,335
3,474

42,629
13,889
10,819
4,820
4,642
4,061
3,255
1,143
4,253

54,885
21,355
14,008
4,705
5,744
6,077
1,920
1,076
1,968

* Includes 1- and 2-family dwellings with stores.
* Includes multifamily dwellings with stores.

34,886
11,586
9,830
2,808
4,889
3,597
1,894
282
3,819

WARTIME SHIFTS IN CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY

financed from private funds, it appears that more
private owners, too, were tending to build outside
city limits. One explanation of this growing trend13
is that land prices are more reasonable in outlying
areas. The increasing development of well-planned
neighborhoods with nearby community centers,
together with greater availability of quick trans­
portation to downtown districts, is making suburban
living more and more attractive.

Size-of-city shifts
Within the urban area also, there were similar
movements in building activity between large and
small places during the war years. In 1942, 29
percent of the urban building permit valuation
figure was reported for cities of 2,500 to 25,000
population;14 cities in the 25,000 to 100,000 popu­
lation group accounted for 23 percent and those
with more than 100,000 population for 48 percent
of the total. The proportions in 1944 for the re­
spective city-size groups were 25,20, and 55 percent.
This shift in building activity from small to large
cities is explained partly by the fact that a great
part of Federal wartime construction, even within
city limits, was near army camps, powder plants,
or other war establishments necessarily located in
sparsely populated sections of the country. Con­
sequently, the greater proportion of Federal money
put into urban building in 1942 influenced the flow
of construction in that year away from the larger
cities to the smaller places. The reverse was true,
of course, in 1944 when most war construction was
completed. In 1942 over 60 percent of the dollar
volume of urban building was for Federal con­
struction, compared with 32 percent in 1944.
Another cause for shifts between different citysize groups is the varying proportion from one year
to another in the types of building construction for
which permits are issued. For example, in 1942
only a tenth of urban permit valuations were for
additions, alterations, and repair work; whereas, in
1944 this category comprised almost three-tenths
of the total. Well over half of all such valuations
were, in each year under discussion, reported for
cities of 100,000 or more population. Consequently,
in a year (like 1944) when the proportion of addi­
tions, alterations, and repairs is high relative to the
18 Preliminary results of a survey conducted in 1946 in 90 representative
areas bear out the conclusion that there is an increasing tendency to build a
greater proportion of nonfarm housing in rural than in urban areas.
14 Population figures used for grouping cities based on 1940 Census.




39

volume of new building undertaken, there is a
tendency for the largest cities to be responsible for
the greater share of permits issued.
In 1945, when additions, alterations, and repairs
accounted for a fourth of all urban building activity
and 53 percent of the work was being done in cities
of over 100,000 population, those cities reported 49
percent of the total dollar volume of building per­
mits granted. Cities with population from 25,000
to 100,000 reported 22 percent, and those in the
2.500 to 25,000 population group, 29 percent of the
total.

Geographic Shifts
Between States
Analysis of the amount of new housing put under
construction during the period 1940-45, in com­
parison with the number of homes already standing
in 1940 in each State, gives a clear indication of
interstate shifts in residential building in the defense
and war years.
The estimated number of new nonfarm family
dwelling units for which permits were issued or con­
struction contracts were awarded in the years
1940-45 totaled 2,580,000, about 9 percent of the
29,683,000 units standing in April 1940.15 Home
building during this 6-year period tended to con­
centrate along the eastern and western seaboards,
the Great Lakes, and in the Southwest. These
regions were the leading centers of residential con­
struction for two important reasons— (1) they
accommodated most of the war activities requiring
workers from outside areas, and (2) some of them
already accounted for a large portion of existing
housing, which made replacement demand greater
there than in other localities.
The concentration is shown in chart 10 on
page 41. From map* ‘A ” it is readily apparent
that California outranked all other States with
respect to the number of new family dwelling units
for which permits were issued during 1940-45.
California alone was responsible for 419,100 units—
16 percent of the total. Texas followed with
175.500 units, or 7 percent. The 10 leading States
(California, Texas, Michigan, New York, Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Virginia, Washington, Illinois, and
Florida) accounted for almost 60 percent of the
total, or 1,513,000 units. Of these States, all except
Florida, Virginia, and Washington were also among
15 Source of data on number of existing units: Census of Housing (1940).
Bureau of the Census, U. S. Department of Commerce.

40

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

T a b l e 2 8 .— Estimated valuation1 of the various classes of building construction fo r which perm its were issued in all urban areas,
by size of city and by source of fu n d s , 1 9 4 2 -4 5
All building construction
Size of city
(1940 census)
and year

Total

NonFederal

Federal

New nonresidential buildings

New residential buildings

Total

NonFederal

Federal

Total

NonFederal

Federal

Additions, alterations,
and repairs
Total

NonFederal

Federal

Valuation (in thousands)
All urban areas
1942
1943

..........
__________

1944.______________
1945______________

$1,287,690 $278,472 $241,351
332,585 239,506 221,869
269,831 316,771 295,093
188,272 476,139 446,277

$37,121
17,637
21,678
29,862

$2,707,573
1,262,133
1,101,350
1,966,913

$1,066,958
703,584
753,441
1,717,181

$1,640,615
558,549
347,909
249,732

$918,413
583,496
345,670
663,160

$602,609
375,169
289,270
631,562

$315,804
208,327
56,400
31,598

$1,510,688
439,131
438,909
827,614

$222,998
106,546
169,078
639,342

722,465
318,215
299,291
423,727

271,661
169,439
204,814
372,191

450,804
148,776
94,477
51,536

219,148
127,648
94,773
150,350

146,453
86,376
79,159
140,987

72,695
41,272
15,614
9,363

424,983
132,515
113,657
162,843

62,756
30,488
40,532
128,887

362,227
102,027
73,125
33,956

78,334
58,052
90,861
110,534

62,452
52,575
85,123
102,317

15,882
5,477
5,738
8,217

576,450
340,302
305,892
529,823

227,295
186,402
208,170
459,139

349,155
153,900
97,722
70,684

180,569
144,443
93,361
156,848

125,148
95,580
80,886
147,733

55,421
48,863
12,475
9,115

327,784
124,804
123,835
231,985

42,662
24,467
42,659
179,332

285,122
100,337
81,176
52,653

68,097
71,055
88,696
140,990

59,485
66,355
84,625
132,074

8,612
4,700
4,071
8,916

343,375
128,541
97,654
226,318

125,610
74,775
76,331
201,430

217,765
53,766
21,323
24,888

111,827
60,052
27,681
63,046

62,473
35,272
24,349
61,645

49,354
24,780
3,332
1,401

198,645
38,553
33,394
104,191

33,011
11,585
18,070
82,613

165,634
26,968
15,324
21,578

32,903
29,936
36,579
59,081

30,126
27,918
33,912
57,172

2,777
2,018
2,667
1,909

286,587
127,516
1271891
211,144

125,395
72,655
76^156
190,811

161,192
54,861
51,735
20,333

91,844
53,293
29,058
62,743

67,219
32,306
21,158
61,172

24,625
20,987
7,900
1,571

157,793
42,957
63,310
90,038

25,071
10,397
20,861
75,385

132,722
32,560
42,449
14,653

36,950
31,266
35,523
58,363

33,105
29,952
34,137
54,254

3,845
1,314
1,386
4,109

444,308
184,696
138,408
286,265

147,978
93,604
94,518
239,845

296,330
91,092
43,890
46,420

188,493
108,188
46,043
104,250

93,985
58,892
38,923
96,854

94,508
49,296
7,120
7,396

223,108
50,410
57,979
123,564

25,385
10,830
25,226
87,491

197,723
39,580
32,753
36,073

32,707
26,098
34,386
58,451

28,608
23,882
30,369
55,500

4,099
2,216
4,017
2,951

212,433
100,361
80,684
175,699

96,687
63,326
54,677
151,709

115,746
37,035
26,007
23,990

77,700
55,510
30,827
74,224

65,982
39,587
24,739
73,135

11,718
15,923
6,088
1,089

118,247
31,226
30,660
72,189

15,638
11,350
13,177
51,860

102,609
19,876
17,483
20,329

16,486
13,625
19,197
29,286

15,067
12,389
16,761
26,714

1,419
1,236
2,436
2,572

121,955
62,502
51,530
113,937

72,332
43,383
38,775
102,056

49,623
19,119
12,755
11,881

48,832
34,362
23,927
51,699

41,349
27,156
20,056
50,036

7,483
7,206
3,871
1,663

60,128
18,666
16,074
42,804

18,475
7,429
8,553
33,774

41,653
11,237
7,521
9,030

12,995
9,474
11,529
19,434

12,508
8,798
10,166
18,246

487
676
1,363
1,188

500,000 and over
1942_________ .
1943______________
1944.______________
1945______________
100,000 and under 500,000
'1942
........... _
1943_____________

1944______________
1945______________
50,000 and under 100,000
1942..........................
1943______________
1944.______________
1943

25,000 and under 50,000
1942______________
1943

1944.____________
1943

10,000 and under 25,000
1942______________
1943______________
1944.______________
1945™........................
5,000 and under 10,000
1942____________ ....
1943______________
1944.______________
1945______________
2,500 and under 5,000
1942______________
1943______________
1944.______________
1945______________

Percent of change from preceding year
All urban areas
1943______________
1944. ____________
1945______________
500,000 and over
1943______________
1944.______________
1945______________
100,000 and under 500,000
1943______________
1944---------------------1945______________
50,000 and under 100,000
1943

1944.______________
1945______________
25,000 and under 50,000
1943______________
1944™.......................
1945______________
10,000 and under 25,000
1943______________
1944______________
1945______________
5,000 and under 10,000
1943

1944.______________
1945______________
2,500 and under 5,000
1943______________
1944.______________
1945______________

-53.4
-12.7
+78.6

-34.1
+ 7.1
+127.9

-66.0
-37.7
-28.2

-36.5
-40.8
+96.8

-37.7
-22.9
+118.3

-34.0
-72.9
-44.0

-70.9
(*>
+88.6

-52.2
+58.7
+278.1

-74.2
-18.9
-30.2

-14.0
+32.3
+50.3

-8 .1
+33.0
+51.2

-52.5
+22.9
+37.8

-56.0
- 6.0
+41.6

-37.6
+20.9
+81.7

-67.0
-36.5
-45.5

-41.8
-25.8
+58.6

-41.0
- 8.4
+78.1

-43.2
-62.2
-40.0

-68.8
-14.2
+43.3

-51.4
+32.9
+218.0

-71.8
-28.3
-53.6

-25.9
+56.5
+21.7

-15.8
+61.9
+20.2

-65.5
+ 4.8
+43.2

-41.0
-10.1
+73.2

-18.0
+11.7
+120.6

-55.9
-36.5
-27.7

-20.0
-35.4
+68.0

-23.6
-15.4
+82.6

-11.8
-74.5
-26.9

-61.9
- 0.8
+87.3

-42.6
+74.4
+320.4

-64.8
-19.1
-35.1

+ 4.3
+24.8
+59.0

+11.5
+27.5
+56.1

-45.4
-13.4
+119.0

—62.6
-24.0
+131.8

—40.5
+ 2.1
+163.9

-75.3
-60.4
+16.7

-46.3
-53.9
+127.8

-43.5
-31.0
+153.2

-49.8
-86.6
-58.0

-80.6
-13.4
+212.0

-64.9
+56.0
+357.2

-83.7
-43.2
+40.8

- 9.0
+22.2
+61.5

- 7.3
+21.5
+68.6

-27.3
+32.2
-28.4

-55.5
+ 0.3
+65.1

-42.1
+ 4.8
+150.6

-66.0
- 5.7
-60.7

-42.0
-45.5
+115.9

-51.9
-34.5
+189.1

-14.8
-62.4
-80.1

-72.8
+47.4
+42.2

-58.5
+100.6
+261.4

-75.5
+30.4
-65.5

-15.4
+13.6
+64.3

- 9.5
+14.0
+58.9

-65.8
+ 5.5
+196.5

-58.4
-25.1
+106.8

-36.7
+ 1.0
+153.8

-69.3
-51.8
+ 5.8

-42.6
-57.4
+126.4

-37.3
-33.9
+148.8

-47.8
-85.6
+ 3.9

-77.4
+15.0
+113.1

-57.3
+132.9
+246.8

-80.0
-17.3
+10.1

-20.2
+31.8
+70.0

-16.5
+27.2
+82.8

-45.9
+81.3
-26.5

—52.8
-19.6
+117.8

-34.5
-13.7
+177.5

-68.0
-29.8
- 7.8

-28.6
-44.5
+140.8

-40.0
-37.5
+195.6

-35.9
-61.8
-82.1

-73.6
- 1.8
+135.5

-27.4
+16.1
+293.6

-80.6
-12.0
+16.3

-17.4
+40.9
+52.6

-17.8
+35.9
+59.4

-12.9
+97.1
+ 5.6

-48.7
-17.6
+121.1

-40.0
-10.6
+163.2

-61.5
-33.3
- 6.9

-29.6
-30.4
+116.1

-34.3
-26.1
+149.5

- 3.7
-46.3
-57.0

-69.0
-13.9
+166.3

-59.8
+15.1
+294.9

-73.0
-33.1
+20.1

-27.1
+21.7
+68.6

-29.7
+15.5
+79.5

+38.8
+101.6
-12.8

1 Includes value of building construction in urban areas for which Federal contracts were awarded.
2Less than one-tenth of 1 percent.




WARTIME SHIFTS IN CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY

C H AR T 10

WAR SHIFT IN NEW NONFARM HOUSING
A.

PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF DWELLING UNITS FOR WHICH PERMITS
WERE ISSUED IN 1940-1945, BY STATES

DWELLING UNITS FOR WHICH PERMITS WERE ISSUED 1940-1945
AS A PERCENT OF NUMBER STANDING APRIL 1940, BY STATES




41

42

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

T able 29 .— Estimated number o f new fa m ily dwelling units fo r which perm its were issued in nonfarm areas, by geographic division,




by State, and by source o f fu n d s, 1940-4& 1

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T able 30.— Estimated number and valuation o f privately financed new fa m ily dwelling units for which permits were issued in nonfarm
areas, by State and by type o f structure, 1940-4& 1
All private dwellings
State and year

Number
of dwelling
units

All nonfarm areas:
104ft
1041
104?

.................
________
___________

1943____________________________
1944. _________________________
1945.................................. ..........
Alabama:
104ft
1041
104?
1Q43
1044
1045

_____________
___

_________
....................... .......... ...

Arizona:
104ft
1041
104?
1045
1044
1045

____

Arkansas:
104ft
1041
104?
1045
1044
1045

.........._....._ L

California:
104ft
1041
104?
1045
1044
1045

_________
________

____ ______

Colorado:
104ft
1041
104?
1045
1044
1045

_________
___ _______

Connecticut:
104ft

______ ______

1941. ___________________________
104?
1045
1044
1045

___
____________
............. .....

Delaware:
104ft
1041
104?
1045
1044
1045

_________

..............
_________ ____

District of Columbia:
104ft
1041
104?

____
___ _______

1943 ___________________________
1044
1045

........ ....... .......
______________

Florida:
104ft
1041
104?
1045
1044
1045

_____
____________
........... ............
......... ........ .....
_____________

Georgia:
104ft
1041
104?
1045
1044
1045

_____________
____________
________
................. ......
....................

Idaho:
104ft
1041
1042
1045
1044

1945

,

_____________
............ ........
___________________________
____
__ :.................
______ _______

-------- ----------------

See footnotes at end of table.




---------

Valuation
, On ,
thousands)

2-family structures2

1-family structures
Number
of dwelling
units

Valuation
(in
thousands)

Number
of dwelling
units

Multifamily structures2
Number
of dwelling
units

Valuation
(in
thousands)

Valuation
(in
thousands)

529,571
619,460
30l'l93
183,660
138,779
227,3'18

$1,794,074
2j180^805
948^360
539^662
391,318
836,843

447,571
533,185
252,323
136,264
114,615
201,672

$1,575,176
1,952,003
822,050
409,290
319,040
751,785

25,577
28,393
17,463
17,766
10,626
9,649

$60,290
69,429
46,882
49,034
33,573
32,608

56,423
57,882
31,407
29,630
13,538
15,997

$158,608
159,373
79,428
81,338
38,705
52,450

7,490
9,900
6,218
3,414
2,360
3.556

14,735
19,967
10,766
4,553
3,016
6,225

6,357
8,368
5,607
3,103
2,238
3,450

13,545
18,303
10,126
3,975
2,806
6,103

760
975
365
73
91
72

665
672
278
99
124
90

373
557
246
238
31
34

525
992
362
479
86
32

2,564
2,661
816
771
687
1,600

6,883
7,744
1,993
1,593
1,752
6,437

2,429
2,413
740
634
645
1,427

6,678
7,326
1,858
1,304
1,598
5,859

57
67
5
39
18
48

91
123
7
84
66
154

78
181
71
98
24
125

114
295
128
205
88
424

3,652
4,637
2,968
1,057
950
1,900

8,978
11,312
6,071
670
837
3,524

3,330
4,250
2,855
974
941
1,758

8,416
10,667
5,886
572
828
3,129

222
251

100

83
3
61

347
363
181
98
3
127

136
3
0
6
81

215
282
4
0
6
268

78,754
87,954
44,932
25,618
35,310
47,725

248,354
295,184
135,146
71,781
106,137
191,679

65,953
71,083
35,836
18,347
28,838
40,859

219,329
252,710
113,239
54,597
88,244
169,883

4,383
4,124
1,280
2,981
2,349
3,018

10,231
9,723
2,986
7,330
6,781
10,680

8,418
12,747
7,816
4,290
4,123
3,848

18,794
32,751
18,921
9,854
11,112
11,116

5,404
5,727
1,380
602
900
3,200

15,757
16,250
3,513
1,536
2,192
11,823

4,682
4,919
1,258
377
668
2,441

13,976
14,714
3,298
1,041
1,571
9,723

221
237
30
34
18
71

539
547
69
68
47
221

501
571
92
191
214
688

1,242
989
146
427
574
1,879

7,601
9,375
5,763
3,379
1,200
1,000

36,983
46,371
23,875
14,529
5,118
5,570

6,961
8,756
5,485
2,554
1,055
917

35,180
44,380
23,053
12,062
4,689
5,284

309
370
152
226
9
22

1,050
1,295
559
633
22
82

331
249
126
599
136
61

753
696
263
1,834
407
204

1,180
1,300
978
1,812
200
300

4,756
5,653
4,213
6,168
547
1,179

978
1,275
958
1,536
124
290

4,035
5,581
4,172
5,427
339
1,133

21
14
16
276
76’
2

75
43
33
741
208
1

181
11
4
0
0
8

646
29
8
0
0
45

7,250
9,721
5,886
4,626
2,013
2,860

25,559
31,694
14,107
13,113
6,294
9,628

2,606
2,483
641
218
629
1,119

15,343
14,110
2,220
926
2,613
5,091

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

4,644
7,238
5,245
4,408
1,384
1,741

10,216
17,584
11,887
12,187
3,681
4,537

19,414
18,196
3,474
5,532
7,160
15,730

63,313
60,839
8,857
11,526
14,269
46,994

14,225
14,552
3,136
4,793
6,647
13,978

52,173
53,202
8,289
10,140
12,991
41,068

1,534
1,320
216
122
201
553

2,951
2,506
359
293
333
1,555

3,655
2,324
122
617
312
1,199

8,189
5,131
209
1,093
945
4,371

11,910
12,819
6,031
7,031
3,660
4,600

24,902
24,743
12,178
16,244
6,407
10,192

10,799
11,816
5,834
4,548
3,406
4,407

23,640
23,397
11,922
10,176
5,804
9,796

783
668
117
1,213
130
79

819
960
147
3,066
242
235

328
335
80
1,270
124
114

443
386
109
3,002
361
161

2,200
1,816
200
260
440
895

5,315
4,875
369
719
926
3,067

2,065
1,655
196
228
426
862

5,099
4,539
360
648
891
2,970

47
60
4

114
142
9
42
19

88
101
0
21

102
194

110

11

10
14

44

4

19

0

29
16
53

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CONSTRUCTION IN WAR YEARS 1942-45

T a b l e 3 0 . — E stim ated num ber and valuation o f p rivately financed new fa m ily dw elling u n its fo r which perm its w ere issu ed in nonfarm
areast b y State and b y typ e o f structure, 1 9 4 0 -4 5 1— C ontinued

All private dwellings
State and year

Illinois:
1940..... ..................................................
1941.......................................................
1942___________________________
1943
________________________
1944___________________________
1945___________________________
Indiana:
1940 __________________________
1941.......................................................
1942___________________________
1943 _
1944.___________________________
1945 _________________________
Iowa:
1940. _________________________
1941___________________________
1942__ ___ ___ _____ _____.....
1943.__
1944___________________________
1945___________________________
Kansas:
1940 __________________________
1941___________________________
1942— _________________________
1943 _________________________
1944— _________________________
1945___________________________
Kentucky:
1940.___________________________
1941_
1942.___________________________
1943.___________________________
1944______________________
1945 _____________ _____________
Louisiana:
1940.___________________________
1941_
1942.___________ .’!__ .'.__ .'...!______
1943—__________________________
1944.___________________________
1945___________________________
Maine:
1940
i9 4 i!~ "Z Z Z Z Z Z -ZULU_____
1942.___________________________
1943
1944 Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z
1945 _________________________
Maryland:
1940. _________________________
1941___________________________
1942
19431" 1..11..1..1_____!_________
1944 _________________________
1945___________________________
Massachusetts:
1940. _________________________
1941- _________________________
1942___________________________
1943
1944*" z z z z z z z .z _____
1945 _________________________
Michigan:
1940- _________________________
1941___________________________
1942
1943!" 11___!__________
1944 _________________________
1945.___________________________
Minnesota:
1940.___________________________
1941. _________________________
1942___________________________
1943 _________________________
1944.___________________________
1945___________________________
Mississippi:
1940
________ _______________
1941______________ _____________
1942 _________________________
1943 _______ _________________
1 04 4

1945

....... ............. ..........................

See footnotes at end of table.




Number
of dwelling
units

Valuation
(in
thousands)

1-family structures
Number
of dwelling
units

2-family structures2

Valuation
(in
thousands)

Number
of dwelling
units

Multifamily structures8

Valuation
(in
thousands)

Number
of dwelling
units

Valuation
(in
thousands)

19,699
24,621
11,045
6,821
6,930
11,178

$91,630
120,274
44,265
27,325
29,347
57,923

19,020
23,621
9,756
4,853
5,549
10,008

$88,916
116,530
39,179
19,902
24,091
52,775

460
554
653
1,172
644
226

$2,093
2,448
2,589
4,515
2,629
1,154

219
446
636
796
737
944

$621
1,296
2,497
2,908
2,627
3,994

10,793
14,819
10,070
2,000
2,192
4,054

35,384
50,147
31,278
5,244
8,113
15,869

9,969
14,077
8,404
1,360
2,012
3,807

33,003
48,132
27,558
3,811
7,590
15,209

503
609
1,055
444
140
144

1,437
1,473
2,630
1,116
440
456

321
133
611
196
40
103

944
542
1,090
317
83
204

6,600
6,925
2,000
200
320
1,450

22,354
25,375
6,444
543
1,091
4,896

6,257
6,707
1,951
200
310
1,379

21,446
24,861
6,328
543
1,080
4,727

66
111
38
0
2
27

208
269
98
0
5
84

277
107
11
0
8
44

700
245
18
0
6
85

5,175
6,610
5,500
3,104
1,220
1,630

12,513
14,400
14,055
6,992
3,085
4,239

4,907
6,177
4,326
1,624
784
1,545

12,108
13,635
11,712
4,015
1,745
4,106

134
178
321
853
65
59

231
351
724
1,715
100
103

134
255
853
627
371
26

174
414
1,619
1,262
1,240
30

6,708
7,332
3,148
920
480
1,100

15,913
19,751
7,674
1,768
829
3,353

6,267
7,119
3,085
742
424
1,010

15,172
• 19,352
7,568
1,442
700
3,128

223
99
25
21
4
13

342
144
38
52
11
28

218
114
38
157
52
77

399
255
68
274
118
197

6,102
8,981
4,562
5,040
5,794
4,400

17,029
26,642
12,078
7,739
12,357
8,301

5,327
6,202
4,182
4,664
3,151
3,075

15,448
18,438
11,169
6,860
6,000
5,980

683
819
361
96
2,011
934

1,317
1,503
868
195
5,017
1,797

92
1,960
19
280
632
391

264
6,701
41
684
1,340
524

2,100
3,150
1,718
1,520
160
400

6,841
10,185
5,418
4,927
501
1,481

1,978
3,070
1,429
1,114
143
374

6,536
9,948
4,722
4,132
436
1,321

56
21
6
4
0
0

140
61
21
17
0
0

66
59
283
402
17
26

165
176
675
778
65
160

12,547
17,932
11,652
10,245
4,050
5,000

31,426
50,445
29,168
25,378
8,769
15,082

11,414
15,218
9,469
6,599
3,564
4,775

28,973
46,302
24,695
16,706
7,592
14,672

180
1,496
1,491
1,654
466
102

404
2,460
2,954
3,567
1,108
348

953
1,218
692
1,992
20
123

2,049
1,683
1,519
5,105
69
62

10,248
11,498
4,237
1,634
500
2,800

42,357
50,510
15,965
5,845
1,606
13,607

8,562
10,244
3,472
972
495
2,405

37,766
46,570
13,564
3,784
1,589
12,087

595
470
163
34
5
145

1,842
1,649
523
107
17
579

1,091
784
602
628
0
250

2,749
2,291
1,878
1,954
0
941

30,455
39,524
20,254
14,661
7,215
10,336

121,748
163,329
83,189
64,676
31,831
55,481

29,125
38,510
19,034
13,467
6,512
9,867

117,189
159,624
78,640
59,793
28,836
53,318

1,000
913
1,078
1,029
395
201

3,534
3,467
4,206
4,480
1,816
1,153

330
101
142
165
308
268

1,025
238
343
403
1,179
1,010

11,300
11,300
3,000
85
800
4,500

40,098
45,373
11,098
118
3,077
20,597

10,908
10,893
2,877
83
773
4,260

38,903
44,182
10,659
113
2,979
19,694

220
191
62
2
23
202

684
628
233
5
85
822

172
216
61
0
4
38

511
563
206
0
13
81

5,291
6,163
1,780
1,753
1,320
2,200

8,615
9,864
2,024
1,817
1,435
3,037

4,182
5,089
1,506
1,558
1,275
2,093

7,112
8,384
1,784
1,504
1,419
2,891

936
907
216
86
34
71

1,273
1,255
182
154

173
167
58
109

230
225
58
159
5
57

11

11

89

36

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WARTIME SHIFTS IN CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY

T able 30.— Estimated number and valuation o f privately financed new fa m ily dwelling units fo r which permits were issued in nonfarm
areas, by State and by type o f structure,
— Continued
All private dwellings
State and year

Missouri:
1940 ___________________________
1941 ___________________________
1942 ___________________________
1Q4.3

1944^__________________________ ...
1945 ___________________________
Montana:
1940
__________________________
1941. ___________________________
1942. __________________________
1943______________ _______________
1944_____________________________
1945 ________________ _________
Nebraska:
194a

____________________________________

1941 ____________________________
1942._____________________________
1943. ___________________________
1944 ___________________________
1945. ___________________________
Nevada:
1940. ________________ ___________
1941. ___________________________
1942 ___________________________
1943._____________________________
1944.______________ ______________
1945___________ _____ ____________
New Hampshire:
194a

____________________________________

1941. ____ _______________________
1942 ____________ ____________
1943 ___________________________
1944._____________________________
1945— __________________________
New Jersey:
194 a
__________________________________
1941........................................................................

1942. ___________________________
1943 ___________________________
1944._____________________________
1945.-------------------------------------------New Mexico:
1940 ____________ _____________
1941 ___________________________
1942 ___________ _______________
1943 ................................................
1944.

___________________________________

1945
______________ __________
New York:
1940. _______________ ___________
1941 __________________________
1942 __________________________
1943_____________________ - _______
1944_____________________________
1945 ................... ........................ —
North Carolina:
1940 ___________________ ____ ____
1941 ____________________________
1942 .................................... ..............
1943............................... ......................
1944^ ------------ ------------ --------------1945 ___________________________
North Dakota:
1940._____________________________
1941______________________________
1942_________ ____ _______________
1943_________________ . _________
1944_.................................................
1945 ................................. ..............
Ohio:
1940. _____________ .... . .............
1941__ ___________________________
1942 ____________________________
1944___________________ _________
1945.................. .......
....... ....... ....
Oklahoma:
1940 ___________________________
1941 ___________________________
1942 ____________________________
1943 ___________________________
1944. ............... ......... ........................
1945. ____
„
.
____

See footnotes at end of table.
746862°—

48—

^ -4




Number
of dwelling
units

Valuation
(in
thousands)

Number
of dwelling
units

Multifamily structures*

2-family structures2

1-family structures
Valuation
(in
thousands)

Valuation
(in
thousands)

Number
of dwelling
units

Number
of dwelling
units

Valuation
(in
thousands)

10,600
10,235
5,026
383
1,450
2,100

$33,361
33,775
14,860
580
2,944
7,037

9,731
9,295
4,393
291
1,048
1,825

$31,076
30,682
13,532
441
1,939
6,093

318
347
87
92
68
148

$867
939
171
139
224
522

551
593
546
0
334
127

$1,418
2,154
1,157
0
781
422

2,103
1,920
200
100
180
490

5,196
5,495
473
243
665
1,323

1,859
1,827
200
38
173
455

4,716
5,303
473
100
651
1,249

119
39
0
16
4
10

284
85
0
41
2
29

125
54
0
46
3
25

196
107
0
102
12
45

2,528
3,000
1,700
1,355
900
900

8,251
10,106
5,057
4,461
3,317
3,389

2,274
2,869
1,584
1,131
779
856

7,697
9,729
4,769
3,881
2,953
3,195

120
75
94
124
25
16

264
242
239
353
84
101

134
56
22
100
96
28

290
135
49
227
280
93

850
1,075
1,679
593
86
798

2,959
4,161
4,768
1,764
122
2,917

716
823
1,433
460
61
777

2,745
3,685
4,350
1,388
98
2,872

56
161
119
129
10
16

109
353
221
374
14
25

78
91
127
4
15
5

105
123
197
2
10

109
96
11

13
9
4

36
15

0

0
0
0

6
0
0
0

20

1,300
1,541
215
10
0
300

4,626
6,234
529
11
0
1,483

1,248
1,492
206
10
0
293

4,481
6,123
512

39
40
5

11
0

0

1,467

0
7

0
16

15,341
20,051
14,147
4,825
1,900
4,165

63,683
83,258
48,660
14,090
5,938
17,928

13,641
18,734
9,104
2,393
992
3,405

58,411
79,588
34,877
7,370
3,436
15,311

367
510
3,121
1,186
43
108

1,164
1,524
9,143
3,590
143
399

1,333
807
1,922
1,246
865
652

4,108
2,146
4,640
3,130
2,359
2,218

2,600
2,600
866
489
562
993

5,898
6,427
2,282
856
900
1,654

2,365
2,350
818
421
542
941

5,474
5,989
2,182
757
895
1,585

156
126
33
11
8
24

278
252
67
10
3
46

79
124
15
57
12
28

146
186
33
89
2
23

49,351
46,573
13,001
2,756
753
6,900

194,864
194,626
46,981
9,453
2,282
32,968

23,129
26,693
8,959
1,398
530
5,729

104,658
126,104
34,156
5,155
1,602
27,746

3,367
4,555
1,869
672
161
280

9,828
14,630
6,060
1,879
466
1,146

22,855
15,325
2,173
686
62
891

80,378
53,892
6,765
2,419
214
4,076

12,671
13,486
2,484
1,632
1,000
3,300

31,628
33,990
6,538
4,002
1,003
10,444

10,685
12,117
2,196
1,187
971
3,111

28,880
31,869
5,930
2,801
987
10,062

1,277
906
148
39
13
116

1,562
1,287
352
92
10
221

709
463
140
406
16
73

1,186
834
256
1,109
6
161

1,100
1,200
100
0
0
600

3,130
3,798
245
0
0
1,604

1,002
1,147
98
0
0
540

2,848
3,669
239
0
0
1,460

12
31
2
0
0
2

40
86
6
0
0
4

86
22
0
0
0
58

242
43
0
0
0
140

24,558
32,457
17,759
11,323
7,100
9,950

108,862
143,377
68,655
44,977
29,031
57,262

22,048
29,115
15,779
7,291
4,999
8,253

99,715
132,036
62,466
30,736
19,453
48,335

766
942
734
1,187
1,310
434

2,909
3,988
2,717
4,640
6,224
2,391

1,744
2,400
1,246
2,845
791
1,263

6,238
7,353
3,472
9,601
3,354
6,536

6,500
8,250
6,535
3,538
1,500
2,880

19,876
25,456
18,985
12,830
2,521
7,901

6,136
7,998
6,211
3,304
1,305
2,761

19,251
25,120
18,398
12,310
2,243
7,731

266
191
260
117
130
95

378
252
520
316
215
133

98
61
64
117
65
24

247
84
67
204
63
37

46

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

T a b l e 30.— Estim ated num ber and valuation o f p rivately financed new fa m ily dw elling u n its fo r which perm its w ere issu ed in nonfarm
areas , b y State and b y typ e o f structure , 1 9 4 0 -4 $ 1— Continued

All private dwellings
State and year

Oregon:

Number
of dwelling
units

Valuation
(in
thousands)

2-family structures3

1-family structures
Number
of dwelling
units

Valuation
(in
thousands)

Number
of dwelling
units

Multifamily structures3

Valuation
(in
thousands)

Valuation
(in
thousands)

Number
of dwelling
units

6,600
6,915
2,951
3,166
2,420
4,297

$18,600
20,795
9,076
11,157
6,980
14,123

5,839
6,311
2,598
2,211
2,120
4,100

$16,690
19,476
8,186
7,473
5,759
13,418

159
166
61
34
6
99

$326
399
167
105
23
354

602
438
292
921
294
98

$1,584
920
723
3,579
1,198
351

24,278
32,457
18,458
10,212
3,606
5,000

102,889
139,589
72,486
35,933
11,802
22,064

22,882
31,634
17,122
9,117
2,756
4,090

98,863
136,560
69,313
32,703
9,471
18,429

443
378
780
505
666
393

1,604
1,500
1,940
1,570
1,962
1,544

953
445
556
590
184
517

2,422
1,529
1,233
1,660
369
2,091

2,090
1,820
900
95
100
900

8,608
7,865
3,452
310
257
4,079

1,916
1,693
870
95
100
857

8,208
7,508
3,351
310
257
3,889

119
107
27
0
0
22

307
303
95
0
0
90

55
20
3
0
0
21

93
54
6
0
0
100

6,351
7,322
3,148
1,590
650
1,400

14,227
17,149
6,516
2,309
914
2,392

5,745
6,397
3,044
1,467
631
1,297

13,447
15,527
6,370
2,076
892
2,260

498
485
52
40
8
84

609
785
67
27
4
89

108
440
52
83
11
19

171
837
79
206
18
43

1,300
1,265
275
240
40
470

3,199
3,639
624
719
37
1,310

1,242
1,231
228
145
28
443

3,050
3,548
563
476
19
1,269

33
23
2
27
0
10

82
63
8
93
0
16

25
11
45
68
12
17

67
28
53
150
18
25

8,022
11,066
3,283
1,984
3,430
3,800

19,178
29,967
8,586
3,974
7,033
10,808

7,167
9,340
2,912
1,730
3,328
3,451

18,149
27,418
7,954
3,514
6,878
9,851

668
1,330
307
254
99
239

831
1,998
525
460
153
682

187
396
64
0
3
110

198
551
107
0
2
275

28,097
35,299
19,141
14,050
16,690
25,637

76,863
97,529
45,675
22,565
29,766
59,577

25,622
32,457
17,815
11,355
15,209
24,194

72,570
92,869
43,410
17,492
26,554
55,578

1,522
1,617
1,010
1,745
355
629

2,667
2,538
1,712
3,134
646
1,686

953
1,225
316
950
1,126
814

1,626
2,122
553
1,939
2,566
2,313

_________________
_________________
_________________
_________________
_________________
_________________

3,500
3,450
2,316
3,493
1,366
1,224

11,012
11,181
6,449
11,589
5,547
4,752

3,315
3,155
1,995
3,368
1,257
1,166

10,734
10,437
5,618
11,260
5,093
4,580

48
166
113
68
28
26

100
517
301
184
101
114

137
129
208
57
81
32

178
227
530
145
353
58

194a___________________

700
900
100
25
0
100

3,251
4,237
213
92
0
382

683
891
98
25
0
98

3,194
4,211
205
92
0
377

13
9
2
0
0
2

47
26
8
0
0
5

4
0
0
0
0
0

10
0
0
0
0
0

15,006
18,839
16,980
9,932
3,052
6,950

53,300
67,971
53,751
27,735
9,628
22,218

12,290
14,559
11,620
6,007
2,162
6,385

46,531
56,770
37,613
15,085
5,937
20.395

745
421
185
56
368
269

2,154
1,267
661
218
1,922
795

1,971
3,859
5,175
3,869
522
296

4,615
9,934
15,477
12,432
1,769
1,028

11,850
13,373
7,070
6,729
4,143
6,500

35,948
44,405
21,454
25,299
14,339
26,126

11,280
13,012
6,756
6,101
3,462
6,046

34,684
43,640
20,665
23,478
12,252
24,783

176
143
124
397
431
179

434
336
318
1,250
1,439
633

394
218
190
231
250
275

830
429
471
571
648
710

7,338
8,805
1,350
600
300
1,000

25,594
28,016
4,042
1,279
351
3,157

6,885
8,445
1,158
597
293
928

24,463
27,105
3,364
1,271
344
2,996

195
213
39
3
4
49

519
501
82
8
1
107

258
147
153
0
3
23

612
410
596
0
6
54

1940.
1941.
1943 Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z I

1944.___________________
1945___________________
Pennsylvania:

194a___________________
1941___________________
1942. _________________
1943. _________________
1944. _________________
1945___________________

Rhode Island:

194R___________________
1941___________________
1942. _________________
1943. ______________ :___
1944. _________________
1945. _________________

South Carolina:

194a___________________
1941______,_____________
1942.___________________
1943 _________________
1944. _________________
1945___________________

South Dakota:

194a___________________
1941 _________________
1942. _________________
1943. _________________
1944 _________________
1945. _________________

Tennessee:

m iZ Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z I
1942 _________________
1943. _________________
1944. _________________
1945 _________________
Texas:

1940
1941

____________ _____
_________________

1943Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z !
1945Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z I

Utah:

1940
1941
1942
1943
1944.
1945.

Vermont:

i9 4 £ Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z
1943___________________
1944.___________________
1945___________________
Virginia:

i9 4 iZ Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z "Z Z Z Z
1942. _________________
1943 _________________
1944. _________________
1945. _________________
Washington:

194a___________________
1941 ___________ _______
1942 ___________ _______
1944Z I Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z I

1945___________________

West Virginia:

194a___________________

19 4 2 Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z
1943. _________________
1944 _________________
1945..___________________
See footnotes at end of table.




47

WARTIME SHIFTS IN CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY

T a b l e 30.— Estimated number and valuation o f privately financed new fa m ily dwelling units fo r which perm its were issued in nonfarm
areas, by State and by type o f structure, 19 40 -4 S 1— Continued
All private dwellings

1-family structures

2-family structures2

Multifamily structures8

State and year
Number
of dwelling
units
Wisconsin:
194a ______
1941_____________________________
1942. ___________________________
1943_____________________________
1944. ___________________________
1945_____________________________
Wyoming:
194a ______________.........
1941__ _______ ___________________
1942._____
___________________
1943_________________________ _____
1944.____ . ______________________
1945.--------------------------------------------

Valuation
(in
thousands)

Number
of dwelling
units

Valuation
(in
thousands)

Number
of dwelling
units

Valuation
(in
thousands)

Number
of dwelling
units

Valuation
(in
thousands)

9,500
11,500
3,697
2,030
1,350
3,750

$34,145
42,971
13,694
7,512
5,370
18,162

8,599
10,064
2,894
1,161
975
3,143

$31,250
38,400
11,008
4,549
4,037
15,448

690
936
525
611
195
317

$2,401
3,329
1,797
2,174
853
1,642

211
500
278
258
180
290

$494
1,242
889
789
480
1,072

1,000
1,100
200
425
340
500

3,483
3,861
565
1,118
1,035
1,599

971
1,039
195
413
285
422

3,405
3,750
545
1,088
859
1,458

12
22
0
0
0
11

30
51
0
0
0
16

17
39
5
12
55
67

48
60
20
30
176
125

1 Includes estimates of the number and permit valuation of dwelling units in non-permit-issuing (urban and rural-nonfarm) places.
* Includes 1- and 2-family dwellings with stores.
* Includes multifamily structures with stores.

the 10 highest in regard to the number of dwelling
units in existence in April 1940. However, there
was a great concentration of military activities in
Florida and Virginia and of ship and aircraft con­
struction in Washington, which was responsible for
a large amount of homebuilding to accommodate
in-migrants.
The number of new nonfarm dwelling units for
which permits were issued in each State during
1940-45 as a proportion of the number of dwellings
already standing in April 1940 is shown in map “ B .”
This presentation is particularly significant in
pointing out areas of in-migrant need, since it
neutralizes the factor of replacement demand. For
instance, there were more units standing in 1940
in New York than in any other State (3,827,054),
and it ranked fourth in the amount of home building
during 1940-45; however, the number of dwellings
started in that State during the 6-year period was
only 4 percent of existing housing, indicating
relative stability in wartime population.
On the other hand, in Nevada, which had the
fewest units standing (31,993), there was propor­
tionately more housing put under construction than
in any other State (29 percent of existing housing).
Replacement demand for homes in Nevada was
negligible, since there were so few houses in exis­
tence. This condition, together with the fact that
the population o f Nevada increased 45 percent from
1940 to 1945, makes it apparent that most of the
new dwellings put under construction during the
6-year period were to take care of families coming
into the State from other areas. Reports of Federal
contracts awarded in October 1941 for the con­
struction of a 126-million-dollar basic magnesium



plant near Las Vegas, which first required numerous
construction workers and later many operational
employees, further substantiates this conclusion.
As would be expected from the foregoing discus­
sion of nonfarm housing, California was also the
leading State in the dollar volume of building per­
mits issued during the war years 1942-45. Over
17 percent, or 1.2 billion of the 7 billion dollar per­
mit valuation figure for all urban areas, was re­
ported for California alone. Michigan and Illinois
(each accounting for around 7 percent of the total)
ranked second and third, respectively, with 507
million and 468 million dollars.
N ot only did California lead in the amount of
total permit valuations, but it was in first place with
respect to all classes of building construction:
New residential building 522 million dollars (21 per­
cent of the 2.5 billion dollars estimated for new
residential building in all urban areas); new nonresidential building, 513 million dollars (16 percent
of the 3.2-billion-dollar total); and additions, al­
terations, and repairs, 173 million dollars (13 per­
cent of 1.3-billion-dollar total). Michigan, with
225 million dollars (9 percent of all urban) was
second in the new residential building category.
Second place for new nonresidential building went
to Pennsylvania (250 million dollars, 8 percent of
total), and for additions, alterations, and repairs to
New York (123 million dollars, 9 percent of all
urban).

From Region to Region
The impact of war upon construction activity in
different sections of the country is reflected in the
altered distribution of new nonfarm housing from

48

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

T a b l e 31.— Estim ated num ber o f new fa m ily dw elling u n its and valuation o f building construction fo r which p erm its w ere issu ed in
urban a reas,1 b y State and b y class o f construction, 1 9 4 2 —4 5

Valuation (in thousands)
oi new iamny
dwelling units

iN um D er

State and year
Total
All urban areas (U. S. total):
1942_____________________
1943_____________________
1044

1945........ .............................
Alabama:
1942_____________________
1943_____________________
1044

1945_____________________
Arizona:
1942_____________________
1943_____________________
1944_____________________
104.*;
1042__

1045

California:
1942_____________________
1943_____________________
1044
1045

Colorado:
1942_____________________
1943_____________________
1044

1945_____________________
Connecticut:
1042

1943_____________________
1944_____________________
1945_____________________
Delaware:
1942_____________________
1045

1944_____________________
1945_____________________
District of Columbia:
1042

1943_____________________
1044
1045

Florida:
1942_____________________
1045
1044
1045

Georgia:
1042
1045

1944_____________________
1045

Idaho:
1042
1045

1944
_____________
1945_____________________
Illinois:
1042
1045
1044

Indiana:
1942_____________________
1943_____________________
1044

1945_____________________
Iowa:
1942_____________________
1045
1044

1945_____________________
Kansas:
1042
1045
1044

1945_____________________

See footnotes at end of table.




Total

Federal

New residential
buildings2

New nonresidential
buildings

Total

Federal

Total

Federal

Additions, alterations,
and repairs
Total

Federal

280,838
209,418
114'875
160,526

95,946
89,704
21,702
11,327

$2,707,573
1,262,133
1,101,350
1,966,913

$1,640,615
558,549
347,909
249,732

$918,413
583,496
345,670
663,160

$315,804
208,327
56,400
31,598

$1,510,688
439,131
438,909
827,614

$1,287,690
332,585
269,831
188,272

$278,472
239,506
316,771
476,139

$37,121
17,637
21,678
29,862

6,376
2,042
1,630
2,783

3,071
588
0
44

33,981
12,362
10,958
23,054

24,512
6,207
2,300
4,234

15,886
3,'614
2,480
4,969

10,684
1,370
0
165

14,689
5,319
4,535
11,212

13,463
4,225
1,737
2,962

3,406
3,429
3,943
6,873

365
612
563
1,107

711
1,340
690
1,431

266
942
148
0

19,113
4,824
4,717
11,951

16,754
2,485
909
675

2,164
2,793
1,860
6,073

1,014
1,877
358
14

16,103
887
1,473
3,695

15,736
565
545
621

846
1,144
1,384
2,183

4
43
6
40

1,558
570
630
1,382

270
0
0
50

13,889
2,396
5,074
8,714

9,479
286
2,058
1,825

3,391
369
590
2,780

819
0
0
111

9,380
745
2,790
3,798

8,644
275
1,984
1,599

1,118
1,282
1,694
2,136

16
11
74
115

53,627
46,716
34^038
36,879

24,174
27,786
9,930
5,159

361,364
225,602
254,075
366,961

215,820
114,676
108,075
68,606

152,210
113,692
99,728
156,264

60,446
58,329
21,409
11,949

179,831
81,652
110,323
140,825

149,153
53,977
82,698
51,374

29,323
30,258
44,024
69,872

6,221
2,370
3,968
5,283

1,068
'491
684
3,066

76
0
0
0

27,392
4,672
6,493
21,183

22,227
339
623
931

2,884
1,290
1,827
11,533

261
0
0
0

22,511
846
1,674
4,469

21,890
304
552
4

1,997
2,536
2,992
5,181

76
35
71
927

7,862
5,012
705
687

3,762
2,687
0
0

74,129
28,992
11,770
23,063

43,382
11,646
1,372
1,865

30,493
16,822
2,840
3,818

13,520
7,594
0
0

35,256
5,850
3,509
11,868

29,612
3,718
1,240
1,710

8,380
6,320
5,421
7,377

250
334
132
155

568
1,189
62
108

530
518
0
0

4,347
4,631
1,570
4,988

3,197
1,207
536
923

2,357
3,523
186
597

2,223
1,128
0
0

1,359
331
651
3,177

961
79
512
895

631
777
733
1,214

24
28

9,632
5,234
2,606
3,352

3,746
608
487
440

80,846
24,373
20,238
26,574

61,889
8,677
9,989
11,220

38,708
14,974
7,421
11,789

23,582
1,861
1,031
2,161

37,169
6,704
9,206
11,126

35,213
5,964
8,268
8,558

4,969
2,695
3,611
3,659

3,094
852
690
501

5,993
4,389
4,159
7,982

3,149
1,154
1,080
100

48,694
25,864
26,949
68,410

32,758
11,587
9,657
1,811

16,345
9,838
9,696
30,877

8,910
2,645
2,978
220

25,015
9,122
7,964
18,446

21,844
7,772
5,542
558

7,334
6,904
9,289
19,087

2,004
1,170
1,137
1,033

5,222
6,291
2,314
2,387

2,504
2,880
660
0

26,356
21,157
11,423
24,044

15,357
8,947
3,596
3,137

11,166
14,347
4,688
6,753

5,383
5,813
1,578
0

11,917
3,051
2,666
12,062

9,728
2,722
1,661
3,009

3,273
3,759
4,069
5,229

246
412
357
128

121
219
373
695

0
60
60
0

1,152
1,556
2,738
6,337

40
162
300
141

249
639
877
2,607

0
158
139
0

392
341
978
2,166

40
4
161
32

511
576
883
1,564

0
0

0
109

9,349
6,732
6,496
9,122

2,106
1,500
580
922

164,476
100,524
72,894
130,138

101,909
61,099
14,038
8,953

39,440
29,578
27,966
52,758

7,826
7,597
2,074
3,496

110,244
58,728
28,859
51,516

92,473
52,571
11,387
4,300

14,792
12,218
16,069
25,864

1,610
931
577
1,157

5,714
3,085
2,549
2,900

106
1,650
508
0

88,156
21,095
23,386
44,011

58,443
10,735
5,766
5,756

18,617
7,318
8,790
12,574

333
3,383
1,001
0

64,013
9,395
8,592
20,406

57,841
7,125
4,201
5,385

5,526
4,382
6,004
11,031

269
227
564
371

1,998
181
419
1,045

400
0
80
50

19,098
6,559
11,518
18,694

9,084
2,267
4,006
1,609

6,404
493
1,441
3,972

1,139
0
179
29

9,867
4,146
6,749
9,828

7,923
2,245
3,790
1,475

2,827
1,920
3,328
4,894

22
22
37
105

3,021
2,810
914
1,328

0
444
0
180

11,184
9,878
9,431
13,267

404
1,445
2,533
1,461

7,797
6,209
2,613
3,974

0
983
0
419

1,448
1,167
3,288
5,122

317
390
1,999
992

1,939
2,502
3,530
4,171

87
72
534
50

Arkansas:
1943_____________________
1944_____________________

Federal

All building construction

13

0

49

WARTIME SHIFTS IN CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY

31.— Estimated

T able

number o f new fa m ily dwelling units and valuation o f building construction fo r which perm its were issued in
urban areas,1 by State and by class of construction, 19^2-1^5— Continued
Valuation (in thousands)
jnlimner 01

new iamny
dwelling units

State and year

1042

I043
1044
1945.!....................................
Louisiana:
1042
104 ?
1944 ..................................
1945
Maine:
1042
........1943 .................................
1Q44 ■.........
1945......................................
Maryland:
1°4?
1°43
1°44
1945............ .........................
Massachusetts:
1°4?
1043
1044

_____
1945_____________________
Michigan:
1042
1043
1044

_____
1945_____________________
Minnesota:
104 ?
______
1943
1944
1945!____________________
Mississippi:
104.9

_____
______
1945_____________________
Missouri:
1°4?
I 943
1044
1945......................................
Montana:
1042
1943
1944.....................................
1945
____
Nebraska:
1°4?
1043
1044

Total

Federal

Total
Kentucky:

All building construction

Federal

Total

Federal

Total

$1,175
1,312
1,967

$133
219
199
260

29,631
25,098
8,981
4,977

28,418
24,739
7,450
2,387

2,531
2,459
2,870
4,199

538
294
263
482

17,752
2,287
717
1,717

16,842
1,889
309
29

1,157
1,225
1,390
1,080

215
57

53,433
3,181
6,207
6,820

46,089
1,747
4,256
947

3,332
3,163
3,423
5,664

545
90
190
333

10,893

0
0

75,584
11,461
9,759
21,165

68,824
7,231
5,144
3,452

16,011
11,331
15,217
24,764

3,687
608
370
1,537

69,527
76,954
33,007
45,876

4,124
19,425
9,926
189

89,789
29,470
23,245
63,801

62,578
24,782
11,642
7,900

18,029
13,921
16,642
26,819

337
333
351
252

5,292
2,673
1,812
96

7,681
124
2,814
17,071

0
0
0
0

8,000

3,933
7,032
12,525

5,225
2,620
1,703
46

4,926
3,507
9,570
12,235

67
53
109
50

8,709
2,132
837
2,280

5,645
2,774
1,083
2,570

4,147
1,238
413

5,073
817
827
4,435

4,475
536
385
2,154

1,200

1,094
825
1,984

87
358
39
126

0
0

19,943
5,307
5,752
441

4,794
3,008
6,782
10,251

1,162
297
32
1,880

2
0
0

35
28

$4,292
1,317
1,015
1,683

$1,881

38,618
30,518
23,996
15,596

29,518
26,086
11,369
2,869

6,456
2,961
12,145
6,420

562
1,053
3,656

28,909
7,349
2,312
3,386

24,573
4,191
524

10,000

7,450

86

3,837
205
589

2,102
0
0

80,262
15,836
15,114
17,336

56,185
2,569
8,608
1,280

23,497
9,492
5,484
4,852

9,551
732
4,162
3,192
1,281

1,211

2,202

75,703
9,120
5,514
4,989

17,613
6,193

0
0

109,208
28,985
26,187
56,822

16,298
19,953
8,224
7,437

1,106
7,341
3,385
64

177,345
120,345
72,894
136,496

67,039
44,540
21,919
8,341

1,998
' 87

0
0
0
0

20,607
7,564
19,416
41,831

1,202

1,448
778
180

2,408
1,767
5i038
3,200

148
620
1,445

2,925
M27
70
164

2,082
740

8,169
3>11
1,505

2,670
248

1,012

4,691
1,976
387

688

3,236

0
120
0

0

0
0

1,000
0

863
566

0

335
0

0

0

1,851

0
0
0
100
0

33,671
10,485
18,225
33,388

21,105
5,604
6,024
2,321

6,343
422
2,257
5,764

0

22,534
7,055
9,186
17,373

335

200
100
120
0

1,682
1,032
3,428
4,254

711
199
329
455

1,024
487
1,234
1,256

689
197
294

215
190
1,740

0

1,666

427

443
355
454
1,332

0

160
5,705
2,648
7,250

3,125
5,465
2,908
2,859

0

0
0

5,879
11,362
8,501
15,888

1,344
4,233
3,401
9,974

144
3,513
2,648
7,199

1,410
1,664
2,192
3,055

0

4,389

0

3,567
1,451
455
2,519

365
316
0

410
397
446
2,541

74
57
1,476

412
374
466
1,247

740

388

2,068

11

0
0
0

1,869
46
329
0

965
302
539
929

370
15

398
431
70,318
14,819
14,269
29,388

59,921
9,591
5,588
3,120

14,356
12,674
15,931
24,552

1,071
665
1,035
725

625
648
286
3,022

456
562
15
1,384

565
477
421
1,001

4
27
30
161

115,292
22,585
24,912
43,977

96,827
15,118
14,041
8,041

29,226
20,180
40,195
33,325

2,761
1,311
2,326
1,922

2,615
1,516
3,559
15,724

649
295
1,056
803

3,154
2,440
2,895
6,505

140
182
79
87

212

373
410

0

240

IO43

1,178
524

164

1044 .

211

422

100
0

1,367
6,307

228

85

10
10

0
0
0

3,773
435
941
2,023

2,627
61
351
8

4
663

121,206
39,079
34,103
69,206

66,719
12,079
6,623
5,596

36,532
11,586
3,903
15,266

2,931
2,578
1,963
6,124

460
1,258
509
2,289

1,741
1,453
1,256
2,101

194,498
56,550
67,674
100,103

121,054
23,836
17,141
9,963

49,980
13,785
2,567
22,801

21,466
7,407
774

13,051
6,387
6,923
30,696

2,445
620
1,135
890

7,282
2,431
469
8,467

1,656
143

104.9

1945_____________________
New Hampshire:
1042
1043
1044
I045

New Jersey:
1047

1943......................................
1°44
1945_____________________
New Mexico:
1042

1943_____________________
1944_____________________
1045 _„
New York:
1Q4?
........
1043, ________ _________
1044
___________
1945_____________________
North Carolina:
_____
104?
1943_____________________
1044
___
1945__________________

See footnotes at end of table.




281
200

2,128
269
949
1,542

1,117

1043

1,012

11,918
4,685
2,735
8,989

2,825
2,186

992
2,124
704
652

1044
1945_____________________
Nevada:

Federal

$6,546
2,712
3,003
3,500

$8,560
2,931
3,537
3,760

652

Total

Federal

$7,199
3,341
4,149
10,184

$12,666
5,670
6,476
13,834

1,770
644
440
561

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
buildings

New residential
buildings3

134
10,757
4,026
1,236
3,075
635
773
653
1,246

1,453
720
0

335
0

335
200

375

13,490
5,029
667
3,886

5,469
3,199
147

2,843
887
450
2,305

750
60

0

0
0

2,222

439
373
1,490

2,166
0
0
0

5,727
1,823
0

1,751
0

669
464
744

0

0
0

122

0

20
2

16
26
0

51
0
0
0

14

22
8

50

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

T a b l e 3 1 . — E stim ated num ber o f new fa m ily dw elling u n its and valuation o f building construction fo r w hich perm its w ere issu ed in
urban a rea s,1 b y State and b y class o f construction , 1 9 4 2 -4 5 — C ontinued

Valuation (in thousands)
dwelling units
State and year

All building construction
Total

North Dakota:
1942_____________________
1943_____________________
1944_____________________
1945_____________________
Ohio:
1942......................................
1943......................................
1944......................................
1945_____________________
Oklahoma:
1942_____________________
1943_____________________
1944..____________________
1945_____________________
Oregon:
1942......................................
1943_____________________
1944......................................
1945_____________________
Pennsylvania:
1942_____________________
1943......................................
1944......................................
1945......................................
Rhode Island:
1942........ .............................
1943......................................
1944......................................
1945......................................
South Carolina:
1942......................................
1943...... ...............................
1944________ ____ -.________
1945........ .............................
South Dakota:
1942........ .............................
1943...... ...............................
1944......................................
1945......................................
Tennessee:
1942...... ...............................
1943_____________________
1944_____________________
1945......................................
Texas:
1942_____________________
1943_____________________
1944_____________________
1945......................................
Utah:
1942_____________________
1943_____________________
1944............ .........................
1945_____________________
Vermont:
1942___________________.....
1943_____________________
1944_____________________
1945_____ _______________
Virginia:
1942_____________________
1943_____________________
1944_____________________
1945_____________________
Washington:
1942_____________________
1943_____________________
1944_____________________
1945_____________________
West Virginia:
1942_____________________
1943_____________________
1944
1945 Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z

Wisconsin:
1942_____________________
1943_____________________
1944_____________________
1945_____________________
Wyoming:
1942_____________________
1943_____________________

104-4

1945_____________________

Federal
55

Total

Federal

Total

Federal

0
0
0
0

$424
393
789
2,936

$164
240
0

262
1,077

12,550
16,575
6,764
7,540

1,591
7,827

133,790
99,039
67,109
127,643

58,447
42,906
11,723
7,758

52,000
58,020
28,559
47,862

$6,839
21,853

3,181
1,675
1,099

65
150

199
895

2,100

1,184
1,508
903
8,086

8,995

0
0

11,745
9,810
5,742
23,955

6,200

0

6,569
5,574
1,617
2,245

4,985
3,548
150
238

42,105
21,942
14,761
23,569

31,044
9,249
4,082
1,706

18,643
15,756
5,077
8,588

13,989
9,651
2,390
3,097

3,835
3,672
322

229,164
80,214
59,104
78,409

153,229
37,758
30,818
14,593

909
187
55
662

300
105

36,975
3,795
3,197
8,332

2,541
436
287
690

1,732
60

0

23
327

198
234
58
389

200

280

0

0
0

0

0
0
0
0

30

$142

New nonresidential
buildings

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

Total

Total

Federal

$105
284
329
1,194

$145
239

Federal

a

$19

0

$177
109
198
665

63,894
26,386
19,735
50,541

51,011
20,872
9,705
4,589

17,896
14,633
18,815
29,240

597
181
1,006
2,056

1,524
1,007
1,799
13,912

953
560
561
7,925

1,226
2,791
2,018
3,843

32
53
342
161

13,536
8,034
375
495

21,364
2,519

17,440
1,116
3,543
1,027

2,098
3,667
3,684
5,588

99
164
184

54,959
31,879
8,305
16,362

15,254
10,155
1,069

151,450
32,490
32,996
32,889

134,492
26,001
27,367

22,755
15,845
17,803
29,158

3,483
1,602
2,382
2,372

32,079
1,861
687
312

3,499
562
127
3,021

1,159
301

30,641
1,538
1,081
1,595

29,836
643
34

2,835
1,695
1,989
3,716

1,084
340
44
278

11,822
3,824
3,213
7,251

6,926
907
1,423
1,431

5,272
752
423
1,502

3,476
128

4,965
1,478
1,726
4,082

2,972
685
1,327
1,352

1,585
1,594
1,064
1,667

478
94
96
79

991
1,450
1,534
3,287

19
165
408
145

449
703
50
1,238

153

0

227

119
396

19
46

0

389
520
638
1,082

12
22

0

0

6,012

1,925

0
0
0

0
1,012

1,113

0

0

0

0
0

0
0
0
0

123

6,000

9,393

846
967

0

12,221

1,220

1

0

68

2,150
1,203
2,124
2,905

617

25,956
10,358
16,010
32,952

17,458
3,630
3,913
3,695

5,287
2,611
5,549
8,335

1,736

0
0
0

0
0
0

17,268
4,517
5,056
16,124

15,628
3,617
3,259
2,877

3,401
3,230
5,405
8,493

94
13
654
818

17,646
15,797
12,761
18,523

5,359
4,478
340
275

84,987
49,287
53,189
145,474

36,862
16,421
6,733
16,623

43,310
25,736
24,402
46,671

14,418
7,588
961
215

31,262
11,409
15,760
74,887

21,726
8,493
5,329
15,481

10,415
12,142
13,027
23,916

718
340
443
927

3,516
2,955
1,124
917

1,850
400

37,701
13,374
8,168
12,932

30,910
2,615
1,485
2,206

9,768
10,138
4,560
4,178

4,926
983

26,422
1,962
2,356
5,434

25,543
1,413
1,458
1,116

1,511
1,274
1,252
3,320

441
219
27
1,090

208
33
4
60

125
25

790
1,079
197
525

398
884
30

575

398
62

237

80
895
115
186

819
30

0

0
0

135
96
76
102 .

3
O
O

14,056
7,647
1,486
2,665

5,440
3,722
230

77,947
20,909
15,437
4,335

51,894
21,078
5,735

23,532
8,864
934

0

113,243
38,576
26,755
32,585

11,886

0

53,592
12,072
16,256
13,720

50,314
9,894
13,732
3,318

7,757
5,426
4,764
6,979

4,101
2,151
771
1,017

11,789
12,370
2,516
5,855

7,608
7,837
130
2,535

80,955
56,634
31,224
52,786

58,179
24,822
11,066
15,059

42,664
33,653
9,962
23,825

29,075
15,498
722
7,954

33,347
14,336
14,030
17,331

28,611
8,853
9,834
5,624

4,944
8,645
7,232
11,630

493
471
510
1,481

1,043
116
183
674

350

13,311
2,824
2,915
10,462

8,491
1,385
948
1,190

3.436
286

1,208

2,494

8,465
1,696
1,322
5,238

7.280
1,362
891
1,162

1,410
842
1,371
2,730

3
23
57
28

3,809
2,119
1,139
3,071

1,003
370

48,009
21,240
20,684
47,650

21,320
5,883
2,899
5,476

13,942
7,691
4,837
15,520

24,888
6,758
6,826
19,824

18,238
4,718
1,759
4,759

9,179
6,791
9,021
12,306

7
136
1,140
267

139
940
169
324

0

815
2,727
1,270
2,497

7
1,674
103
7

422
2,289
649
1,176

0
0

0
0

0
0
0

0

250
705
0
0

1 Includes number of dwelling units and value of building construction for
which Federal contracts were awarded in urban areas.




New residential
buildings2

88
6

222

0
0

0
0
0

3,075
1,029
0

450
0

1,598
0
0

192

0

0

120

0
0

305
861

103
7

201

318
316
460

0

7

76
0
0

2 Includes valuation of dormitories and other nonhousekeeping residential

buildings in addition to the housekeeping units shown in the first 2 columns.

51

WARTIME SHIFTS IN CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY
T able

32.—

Value o f contracts awarded and force-account work started on construction projects financed wholly or partially from
Federal fu n ds, by State, 1943-4& 1
Value (in thousands of dollars)

State
All types
of
projects

1945

1944

Building construction8

Building construction8

Total

United States: Total.___

1,029,571 617,001

Alabama_____________
Arizona______________
Arkansas_____________
California_____________

27,238 18,079
2,550
1,569
22,093
5,656
180,861 130,071

Conser­
All
Streets vation other
All types
4
and
and
of
con­
Resi­ Nonres- roads
devel­ struction
projects
dential idential
opment
53,133 563,868 100,969
182 17,897
378
1,191
298
5,358
14,921 115,150

6,973
12,356

1,003
4,441
906
9,197
6,130

Colorado_____________
Connecticut----------------Delaware._____________
District of Columbia.___
Florida- ..... ..............

3,070
5,993
2,087
11,800
24,237

1,003
4,579
928
11,367
11,163

Georgia---------------------Idaho._______________
Illinois_______________
Indiana______________
Iowa.________________

13,607
2,042
32,793
24,199
14,942

4,496
599
22,115
14,809
1,869

Kansas.______________
Kentucky.---------------Louisiana.____________
Maine_______________
Maryland..................... .

13,741
14,937
18,840
808
26,908

8,275
5,387
4,375
321
20,052

817

Massachusetts_________
Michigan_____________
Minnesota^____________
Mississippi-----------------Missouri______________

14,258
14,414
9,100
15,458
61,022

12,132
11,674
119
3,547
48,266

57
464

Montana -----------------Nebraska._____________
Nevada---------------------New Hampshire._______
New Jersey.___________

7,076
26,149
13,147
441
36,777

1,095
19,958
8,789
9
32,249

28
33
851

New Mexico.__________
New York.____________
North Carolina.________
North Dakota-------------Ohio ______________

12,862
31,182
24,276
9,511
19,034

5,195
24,355
6,677
1,861
14,185

Oklahoma____________
Oregon.__--------;— .—
Pennsylvania--------------Rhode Island....... ......
South Carolina.___ _____

24,505
14,533
43,265
1,410
7,698

33,655
958
1,589

886

South Dakota.

----------

TftnnftSSftft____

_______

275
6,439
45,416
2,861
15

123
49
966
281

Vermont-------------------

4,159
23,618
73,456
4,481
760

Virginia.____________
Washington.___________
West Virginia—______ __
Wisconsin------------------Wyoming- ---------------

32,683
36,321
6,649
13,984
4,596

14,018
28,048
2,816
6,139
1,772

537
11,445

Texas._______________
U ta h

_____

10,055
6,121

0

138
22

2,170
5,033
12

426
3,724
2,333
46
2

54
13
160

8
0

288

0

1,865
867
27
0

t>
1,728
87
1,186
3
20

0

0

605
0

72,150 239,451
4,423
395
4,559
32,583

376
127
903
44
604

69
1,155

1,622
132
256
382
11,862

4,557
4,917
1,455
11,806
42,429

781
4,001
487
9,991
27,989

4,484
173
18,391
12,476
1,823

2,947
197
2,038
2,330
2,761

0

388
3,953
437

6,164
858
4,687
6,623
10,291

18,065
4,329
40,686
18,540
10,454

11,483
2,648
26,340
15,797
3,963

7,458
5,385
4,321
308
19,892

300
1,149
653
57
1,247

5,966
7,378

5,054
2,435
6,434
430
5,382

13,312
25,538
36,098
6,756
33,896

12,075

544
437
983
170
1,019

1,522
2,297
7,998
7,164
10,940

3,547
47,978

22

0

7
608

21
112

0

227
60
6
0

4,577
797

2,673
1,299
1,069
13,270

2,563
2,129
3,895
15,894

8,260
991
1,821
55,186

39,594
25,819
56,792
265,619

1,432
24
336
263
2,833

108
206

2,236

4,674

771
3,313
475
8,870
23,315

8,615
20,674
6,173
14,355
145,776

3,209
187
4,132
1,759
283

8,274
2,461
22,208
14,038
3,680

2,241
704
5,576
1,036
166

419
2,144
387

8,255
7,137
20,696
4,659
24,683

932
355
3,997
627
6,508

7,323
6,782
16,699
4,032
18,175

11,446
33,104
6,881
10,898
21,374

9,354
27,394
1,651
2,188
11,255

96
11,031
60
871
600

3,837
4,626
1,424
156
1,745

3,262
14,803
5,294
2,261
22,695

484
5,833
4,287
1,613
16,006

321
1,491
929

4,489

8,611
44,786
46,018
3,732
42,133

1,377
37,524
11,168
314
27,416

723
835
677

408
1,047

10
688
12
1,121

632
1,552
11,539

0

122,000

110

4,341
558
6,626
1,320
6,215

296
1,744
3,246
552
3,143

60
15,028
5,662
59
103

4,701
1,629
6,494
1,486
5,967

13,903
47,014
80,820
17,022
67,721

9,258
16,363
1,591
1,317
10,655

413
3,002
1,539
1,930
2,389

305
55

1,374
2,653
3,691
2,518

36,108
102,384
32,388
24,253
31,728

163
4,342
3,358
1,602
15,675

2,037
5,159
559
518
1,794

654
36,689
10,491
314
25,766

1,620
1.747
1,837
2,108
4,067

2,900
1,339
24,662
573

2,714
4,176
8,351
1,310
10,077

2,251
1,712
8,979
550
1,978

725
2,378
38
280
322

4,460
1,043
3,279

8

111

17,090
3,143
1,572

2,085
19,181
1,899
227

2,444
78,544
192,027
82,818
1,264

12,305
11,588
4,115
1,744
687

79,274
112,588
6,562
14,557
4,416

121

2,662

4,328
24,328
6,677
1,861
12,457

2,195
3,331

983
1,386
7,647

1,220

353

7,941
5,184
3,276

9,968
4,935
32,769
955
1,569

7,190
4,900

361
1,572
168
42
413

6,899
1,940
7,574
276
3,466

15,573
22,440
77,696
5,772
10,839

8,693
15,662
64,219
3,899
5,260

37
825
2,869
334

8,656
14,837
61,350
3,888
4,926

152
6,390
44,450
2,580
15

494
4,298
9,487
524
131

7
6,252
4,978

3,383
6,629
13,575
1,096
614

1,063
31,948
67,713
32,140
450

739
6,722
39,755
27,146
65

193
2,143
4,417
254
35

546
4,579
35,338
26,892
30

205
6,051
5,634
1,523
158

13,481
16,603
2,816
5,534
1,772

5,610
3,713
1,649
763
2,335

2,135
451

10,920
4,109
2,118
7,082
489

54,256
40,997
12,510
7,249
4,421

37,227
26,901
5,386
5,034
3,263

2,352
3,412
33
1,899
271

34,875
23.489
5,353
3,135
2,992

4,358
1,930
2,912
471
471

2,466

1,868

134
2,230

0

0
0

66
0
0

1Projects classified as secret by

2,110

11

331

0

1,650

11

686

0
0
68

2,069
913
196
276

0

2,518,878

7,008
8,609
200
79,820
32,632 168,559

20,912
7,416
14,075
9,656
86,805 80,020
285,541 201,191

1,067
19,925
7,938
9
30,384

2,011

75
652
2,738

Conser­
All
All types
Streets vation otner*
of
and
and
con­
Resi­ Nonres- roads
devel­ struction
projects
dential idential
opment

1,342,536 875,028 101,492 773,536 111,805 112,415 243,288

2,128
564
4,905
5,851

11,210
111

2,608

Total

19432

0

4,262
844

6,886

21

512
3,185
427

19
1,148

3,747

229
626

0

0

366
578
97
0
0

111

3,904
2,688

36,309
21,352
18,430
7,970

1,611
17,872
49,015
2,310
59,665
18,162
111,868

84,565
315
117,152
31,406
* 33,383
125,081
24,258
24,902

the m ilitary (including atom ic bom b pro­
duction facilities) are excluded.
3Data by type by State not available for 1943.

3Includes additions, alterations, and repairs.
4Includes forestry, railroad construction, heavy

year to year among the 9 geographic divisions of
the United States.
Three regions, the East North Central, South
Atlantic, and Pacific, accounted for the greatest
number of new nonfarm dwellings for which permits
were issued in each year 1940-45. In 1940, the
largest share of the new homes, 122,900 units (19
percent of the total nonfarm figure), were to be

started in the South Atlantic States. The East
North Central and the Pacific States followed in
close order, with 106,300 and 104,600 units,
respectively.
By 1942, the Pacific States were in the lead with a
fourth of all new nonfarm housing (125,200 units),
and they continued in first place through 1945.
These substantial rises in new housing in the Far




engineering, and electri­

fication work.

52

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

T able 33.—

E stim ated num ber and valuation o f new fa m ily dw elling u n its fo r w hich perm its w ere issu ed in nonfarm areas , b y
geographic d ivision and b y source o f fu n d s , 1 9 4 2 -4 -5

1

Privately financed dwellings

All new family dwellings

Publicly financed dwellings

Geographic division
1945

1944

1943

1942

1944

1945

1943

1942

1945

1944

17,582
-42.6

30,621
-81.6

166,440
-14.8

195,407

40
841
5,413
1,070
5,815
1,410
2,566
1,239
12,227

4,337
12,307
24,365
5,033
25,500
5,929
19,115
13,667
56,187

9,367
15,794
18,375
6,599
43,417
12,571
12,094
6,943
70,247

1943

1942

Number of units
All divisions_____________________
Percent change from preceding year__

244,900
+44.6

New England____________________
Middle Atlantic _
__________
East North CentraL_______________
West North Central---------------------South Atlantic----------------------------East South Central---..-----------------West South Central______________
Mountain_____ ______________
Pacific....
.. .................. ......

5,500
16,400
41,600
12,100

43,500
10,700
35,800
11,100
68,200

350,100
-29.5

496,600

2,000

11,000

7,100
30,200
5.800
27,900
9,000
27,500
5.800
54,100

30,100
61,200
10.400
68,500
14,000
42,800
20.400
91,700

22.300
61.400
81,200
24,200
95.400
27,000
45.300
14,600
125,200

169,400
-51.6

227,318 138,779
-24.4
+63.8
5,500
16,065
39,268
11,650
41,140
10,656
34,817
9,700
58,522

1,960
6,259
24,787
4,730
22,085
7,590
24,934
4,561
41,873

183,660 301,193
-39.0
6,663
17,793
36,835
5,367
43,000
8,071
23,685
6,733
35,513

12,933
45,606
62,825
17,601
51,983
14,429
33,206
7,657
54,953

335
2,332
450
2,360
44
983
1,400
9,678

$895,625 $1,530,606 $836,843 $391,318 $539,662 $948,360
-41.5
-43.1
+113.9
-27.5

$46,075
-40.5

0

Valuation (in thousands)
All divisions_____________________
Percent change from preceding year.—

$882,918
+88.3

$468,803
-47.7

New England_________________ _
Middle Atlantic________________
East North CentraL_______________
West North Central______________
South Atlantic.__________________
East South Central_______________
West South Central----------------------Mountain----------------------------------Pacific_________________________

26,602
•74,711
211,303
44,160
129,617
23,588
81,114
37,449
254,374

7,679
22,984
120,180
15,959
64,474
16,345
51,531
15,937
153,714

35,394
92,399
213,985
23,996
163,218
23,101
75,446
50,649
217,437

83,394
230,393
307,710
70,368
270,940
64,346
113,684
42,263
347,508

1 Includes number and value of dwelling units in nonfarm areas for which
Federal contracts were awarded, and estimates of the number and valuation1

26,602
72,960
204,697
43,072
121,286
23,423
79,303
33,572
231,928

7,482
20,022

103,692
13,551
48,182
12,313
45,481
13,139
127,456

25,714
59,476
149,734
13,413
107,754
12,112

43,804
19,418
108,237

49,452
168,127
241,081
52,383
139,370
29,050
82,809
20,412
165,676

$77,485 $355,963 $582,246
-78.2
-38.9
197
2,962
16,488
2,408
16,292
4,032
6,050
2,798
26,258

0

1,751
6,606
1,088
8,331
165
1,811
3,877
22,446

9,680
32,923
64,251
10,583
55,464
10,989
31,642
31,231
109,200

33,942
62,266
66,629
17,985
131,570
35,296
30,875
21,851
181,832

of dwelling units in non-permit-issuing (urban and rural-nonfarm) places.

T able 34.— Estimated number and valuation o f privately financed new fa m ily dwelling units fo r which permits were issued in nonfarm
areas, by geographic division and by type o f structure, 1 9 4 2 -4 5 1
1-family structures

Geographic division

1945

1944

2-family structures3

1942

1943

1945

1944

1943

Multifamily structures*
1942

1945

1944

1943

15,997
+23.0

13,538
-54.3

29,630
-5 .7

31,407

153

1,629
2,522
4,260
795
12,645
504
1,347
486
5,442

1,018
4,651
2,913
1,538
11,663
406
402
518
8,298

1942

Number of dwelling units
All divisions_____________________
Percent change from preceding year—

201,672
+76.0

114,615
-15.9

New England____________________
Middle Atlantic._________________
East North Central_______________
West North Central---------------------South Atlantic___________________
East South Central----------------------West South Central______________
Mountain_______________________
Pacific................. .............................

4,944
13,224
35,078
10,848
36,290
10,004
31,788
8,491
51,005

1,793
4,278
20,047
3,722
18,427
7,265
20,606
4,057
34,420

136,264
252,323
-46.0 —
4,770
12,908
28,132
3,474
26,952
7,133
20,297
5,939
26,659

11,560
35,185
55,867
15,457
38,056
13,110
31,063
6,835
45,190

9,649
-9 .2

10,626
-40.2

17,766
+1.7

17,463

198
781
1,322
464
1,254
395
1,719

14
870
2,684
183
1,266
228
2,499
96
2,786

264
2,363
4,443
1,098
3,403
434
2,041
308
3,412

355
5,770
4,045
606
2,264
913
1,741
304
1,465

220

3,296

358
2,710
2,868

338
3,596
257
1,310
989
4,221

1,111

2,056
825
2,392
97
1,829
408
4,667

Valuation (in thousands)
All divisions_____________________
Percent change from preceding year.__

$751,785
+135.6

$319,040
- 22.1

$409,290
-50.2

New E n g la n d
.................... . ....
Middle Atlantic__________________
East North CentraL______________
West North Central______________
South Atlantic----------------------------East South Central_______________
West South Central______________
Mountain___
________________
Pacific___
_________________

24,425
61,487
185,085
40,544
107,473
21,973
72,418
30,296
208,084

6,971
14,509
84,007
10,715
37,499
11,803
35,625
11,656
106,255

20,391
45,228
118,791
9,469
64,608
10,435
37,234
17,586
85,548

$822,050

$32,608
-2 ,7

$33,573
-31.5

45,407
138,346
218,851
47,802
104,575
27,432
78,863
18,684
142,090

772
3,089
6,796
1,652
3,351
889
3,743
649
11,667

39
2,571
11,962
498
3,828
299
5,881
252
8,243

—

1 Includes estimates of the number and valuation of dwelling units in nonpermit-issuing (urban and rural-nonfarm) places.




$49,034 $46,882
+4.6 —
757
7,039
16,925
2,305
8,012

765
3,743
803
8,685

1,217
17,143
13,939
1,479
4,655
1,023
3,281
674
3,471

$52,450 $38,705
+35.5
-52.4
1,405
8,384
12,816
876
10,462
561
3,142
2,627
12,177

* Includes 1- and 2-family dwellings with stores.
8 Includes multifamily dwellings with stores.

472
2,942
7,723
2,338
6,855
211

3,975
1,231
12,958

$81,338
$79,428
+2.4 ----- ------4,566
7,209
14,018
1,639
35,134
912
2,827
1,029
14,004

2,828
12,638
8,291
3,102
30,140
595
665
1,054
20,115

53

WARTIME SHIFTS IN CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY

W est reflected the large population increases which
took place there during the war years. Thousands
of workers, many of them from farms, migrated to
the leading Pacific Coast cities to work in airplane
factories, shipyards, and other war industries.
From 1940 to 1945, the population of the Pacific
States increased 25 percent, or 2.4 million. Further­
more, increased, employment of the native popu­
lation enabled more people to afford their own
homes or apartments.
In 1945, the employment rise after the end of the
war in the nonmanufacturing industries— primarily
the services and trades— almost offset the sub­
stantial declines in shipbuilding, airframe, and other
manufacturing employment on the Pacific Coast
following VJ-day. In addition, the housing needs

of returning veterans and their families who had
been living doubled up more than compensated for
any out-migrants who may have left as the war
industries shut down. Although the substantial
number of 68,200 units, or 28 percent of all nonfarm
houses, were to be started in the Pacific States in
1945 (almost four-fifths of them in California alone),
the housing shortage remained acute throughout
that region.
Only the Western and the Southern States, where
most of the military installations were located,
showed population increases between 1940 and
1945. The northern part of the country in particu­
lar experienced declines, as inductions depleted the
civilian population and war workers migrated to
new war centers. The Middle Atlantic States

T able 35.— Estimated valuation1 o f the various classes o f building construction fo r which permits were issued in all urban areas, by
geographic division and by source o f fu n ds, 1 9 4 2 -4 5
All building construction
Geographic division
and year
Total

NonFederal

Federal

New residential buildings

Total

NonFederal

Federal

New nonresidential buildings

Total

NonFederal

Federal

Additions, alterations,
and repairs
Total

NonFederal

Federal

Valuation (in thousands)
All divisions:

$2,707,573 $1,066,958 $1,640,615 $918,413 $602,609 '$315,804 $1,510,688
1,262,133
703,584
558,549 583,496 375,169 208,327
439,131
753,441
347,909 345,670 289,270 56,400
i 9 4 4 : z z r z : z : : : : : z z 1,101,350
438,909
249,732 663,160 631,562 31,598
827,614
1945----------------------------------- 1,966,913 1,717,181
1047

New England:
1047

____

1943_________________ ___
1944
..
_____
1945'................ .............................

Middle Atlantic:
1047
1043

.........

............. .

1944._____________________
1945_______________________

East North Central:
1047

1943_______________________
1944.______________________
1945_______________________
West North Central:
1942____________ ______ ...
1943Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z
1944.______ ______________
1945_______________________
South Atlantic:
1942_______________________
1943
__
___
1 9 4 4 Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z ____
1945_____________________
East South Central:
1942_______________________
1943_______________________
1944_______________________
1945_______________________
West South Central:
1942..........................................
1943__ ________________
1944..............................................
1945..........................._______
Mountain:
1942_______________________
1943
1944!
....... ZZZZZZ
Pacific:
1943Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z

1944_________ _______ _____
1945_______________________

See footnotes at end of tabl<




253,785
70,635
44,604
94,152
544,869
175,843
160,881
247,717
611,775
362,243
256,967
485,938
91,854
47,691
69,414
129,292
391,932
143,472
115,100
222,346
84,520
33,075
36,179
78,829
149,239
92,011
88,001
193,739
95,176
32,985
30,144
71,584
484,423
304,178
300,060
443,316

75,022
42,872
36,126
86,891
203,866
102,170
106,299
217,566
304,618
197,080
200,622
449,654
55,790
29,668
51,743
116,409
126,767
86,664
63,771
196,129
25,251
18,175
25,592
64,860
72,196
47,710
66,938
164,336
24,067
23,814
25,513
63,391
179,381
155,431
176,837
357,945

178,763 62,921
27,763 27,573
8,478
4,393
7,261
19,221
341,003 141,472
73,673 57,250
54,582 14,775
30,151 54,429
307,157 193,525
165,163 179,560
56,345 103,159
36,284 174,590
36,064 31,941
18,023
13,416
17,671
12,345
12,883 35,955
265,165 159,957
56,808 76,721
51,329 34,324
26,217 79,217
59,269 31,109
14,900 10,316
10,587
10,127
13,969 17,557
77,043 62,152
44,301 35,078
21,063 39,062
29,403 62,071
71,109 21,820
9,171 20,540
4,631
12,718
8,193 31,443
305,042 213,516
148,747 163,101
123,223 114,767
85,371 188,677

36,813 26,108
16,173 11,340
4,393
0
19,221
0
99,024 42,448
37,865 19,385
12,932
1,843
52,678
1,751
171,329 22,196
126,274 53,287
89,146 14,013
169,342
5,248
30,802
1,139
3,140
10,267
11,926
419
35,384
571
80,436 79,521
55,407 21,314
23,641
10,683
76,836
2,381
12,661
18,448
7,708
2,608
748
9,379
17,392
165
46,154 15,998
9,536
25,542
34,445
4,617
325
61,746
6,890
14,930
14,693
5,847
1,571
11,147
758
30,685
110,460 103,056
81,248 81,861
92,261 22,506
168,278 20,399

161,381
22,153
15,579
36,962
337,060
69,894
72,177
106,254
352,828
130,737
87,257
206,088
43,451
21,045
30,831
56,983
198,530
39,151
49,557
90,394
44,229
13,994
14,567
41,955
71,797
38,259
29,330
97,574
66,870
5,391
9,258
23,855
234,542
98,507
130,353
167,549

$222,998 $1,287,690 $278,472 $241,351
106,546
332,585 239,506 221,869
169,078
269,831 316,771 295,093
639,342
188,272 476,139 446,277

$37,121
17,637
21,678
29,862

29,483
23,811
19,469
20,969
24,632 23,849
37,969 35,933
66,337 59,022
48,699 45,121
73,929 68,186
87,034 82,016
65,422 62,602
51,945 50,137
66,551 62,913
105,260 101,157
16,462 15,089
13,230 12,695
26,238 25,513
36,354 34,195
33,445 22,851
27,600 22,626
31,219 27,818
52,735 49,500
9,182
8,473
8,765
7,563
11,485
10,030
19,317
17,006
15,290 13,986
18,674 17,976
19,609 18,487
34,094 32,408
5,934
6,486
7,054
6,652
8,168
7,999
16,286 13,919
36,365 29,583
42,570 39,630
54,940 50,298
87,090* 80,143

5,672
1,500
783
2,036
7,315
3,578
5,743
5,018
2,820
1,808
3,638
4,103
1,373
535
725
2,159
10,594
4,974
3,401
3,235
709
1,202
1,455
2,311
1,304
698
1,122
1,686
552
402
169
2,367
6,782
2,940
4,642
6,947

14,398
7,230
7,884
31,737
45,820
19,184
25,181
82,872
70,687
20,669
48,563
179,155
9,899
6,706
14,304
46,830
23,480
8,631
12,312
69,793
4,117
2,904
6,183
30,462
12,056
4,192
14,006
70,182
3,203
2,469
6,367
18,787
39,338
34,561
34,278
109,524

146,983
14,923
7,695
5,225
291,240
50,710
46,996
23,382
282,141
110,068
38,694
26,933
33,552
14,339
16,527
10,153
175,050
30,520
37,245
20,601
40,112
11,090
8,384
11,493
59,741
34,067
15,324
27,392
63,667
2,922
2,891
5,068
195,204
63,946
96,075
58,025

54

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

T able 35.—

E stim ated valuation 1 o f the various classes o f building construction fo r w hich p erm its w ere issu ed in all urban areas, b y
geographic d ivision and b y source o f fu n d s, 1 9 4 2 -4 5 — Continued.\

All building construction
Geographic division
and year
Total

NonFederal

Federal

New residential buildings
NonFederal

Total

Federal

New nonresidential buildings

Total

NonFederal

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

Federal

Total

NonFederal

Federal

Percent change from preceding year
All divisions:
1943__________________________
1944__________________________
1945................................................

-6 3 .4
-1 2 .7
+ 7 8 .6

-3 4 .1
+ 7 .1
+ 1 2 7 .9

-6 6 .0
-3 7 .7
-2 8 .2

-3 6 .5
-4 0 .8
+ 9 1 .8

-3 7 .7
-2 2 .9
. + 1 1 8 .3

-3 4 .0
-7 2 .9
-4 4 .0

-7 0 .9
(2)
+ 8 8 .6

-5 2 .2
+ 5 8 .7
+ 2 7 8 .1

-7 4 .2
-1 8 .9
-3 0 .2

- r l 4 .0
+ 3 2 .3
+ 5 0 .3

-8 .1
+ 3 3 .0
+ 5 1 .2

-5 2 .5
+ 2 2 .9
+ 3 7 .8

-7 2 .2
-3 6 .9
+ 1 1 1 .1

-4 2 .9
-1 5 .7
+ 1 4 0 .5

-8 4 .5
-6 9 .5
-1 4 .4

-5 6 .3
-8 4 .0
+ 3 3 7 .5

-5 6 .1
-7 2 .8
+ 3 3 7 .5

-5 6 .6
-1 0 0 .0
0.0

-8 6 .3
-2 9 .7
+ 1 3 7 .3

-4 9 .8
+ 9 .0
+ 3 0 2 .5

-8 9 .8
-4 8 .4
-3 2 .1

-2 8 .9
+ 1 7 .5
+ 5 4 .1

-1 8 .2
+ 2 2 .5
+ 5 0 .7

-7 3 .6
-4 7 .8
+ 1 6 0 .0

-6 7 .7
- 8 .5
+ 5 4 .0

-4 9 .9
+ 4 .0
+ 1 0 4 .7

-7 8 .4
-2 5 .9
-4 4 .8

-5 9 .5
-7 4 .2
+ 2 6 8 .4

-6 1 .8
-6 5 .8
+ 3 0 7 .3

-5 4 .3
-9 0 .5
-5 .0

-7 9 .3
+ 3 .3
+ 4 7 .2

-5 8 .1
+ 3 1 .3
+ 2 2 9 .1

-8 2 .6
- 7 .3
-5 0 .2

-2 6 .6
+ 5 1 .8
• + 1 7 .7

-2 3 .6
+ 5 1 .1
+ 2 0 .3

-5 1 .1
+ 6 0 .5
-1 2 .6

-4 0 .8
-2 9 .1
+ 8 9 .1

-3 5 .3
+ 1 .8
+ 1 2 4 .1

-4 6 .2
-6 5 .9
-3 5 .6

-7 .2
-4 2 .6
+ 6 9 .2

-2 6 .3
-2 9 .4
+ 9 0 .0

+ 1 4 0 .1
-7 3 .7
-6 2 .5

-6 2 .9
-3 3 .3
+ 1 3 6 .2

-7 0 .8
+ 1 3 5 .0
+ 2 6 8 .9

-6 1 .0
-6 4 .8
-3 0 .4

-2 0 .6
+ 2 8 .1
+ 5 8 .2

-1 9 .9
+ 2 5 .5
+ 6 0 .8

-3 5 .9
+ 1 0 1 .2
+ 1 2 .8

-4 8 .1
+ 4 5 .5
+ 8 6 .3

-4 6 .8
+ 7 4 .4
+ 1 2 5 .0

-5 0 .0
-2 .0
-2 7 .1

-5 8 .0
- 8 .0
+ 1 9 1 .3

-6 6 .7
+ 1 6 .2
+ 1 9 6 .7

+ 1 7 6 .5
-8 6 .7
+ 3 6 .3

-5 1 .6
+ 4 6 .5
+ 8 4 .8

-3 2 .3
+ 1 1 3 .3
+ 2 2 7 .4

-5 7 .3
+ 1 5 .3
-3 8 .6

-1 9 .6
+ 9 8 .3
+ 3 8 .6

-1 5 .9
+ 1 0 1 .0
+ 3 4 .0

-6 1 .0
+ 3 5 .5
+ 1 9 7 .8

-6 3 .4
-1 9 .8
+ 9 3 .2

-3 1 .6
-2 6 .4
+ 2 0 7 .6

-7 8 .6
-9 .6
-4 8 .9

-5 2 .0
-5 5 .3
+ 1 3 0 .8

- 3 1 .1
-5 7 .3
+ 2 2 5 .0

-7 3 .2
-4 9 .9
-7 7 .7

-8 0 .3
+ 2 6 .6
+ 8 2 .4

-6 3 .2
+ 4 2 .6
+ 4 6 6 .9

-8 2 .6
+ 2 2 .0
-4 4 .7

-1 7 .5
+ 1 3 .1
+ 6 8 .9

-1 .0
+ 2 2 .9
+ 7 7 .9

-5 3 .0
-3 1 .6
-4 .9

-6 0 .9
+ 9 .4
+ 1 1 7 .9

-2 8 .0
+ 4 0 .8
+ 1 5 3 .4

-7 4 .9
-2 8 .9
+ 3 1 .9

-6 6 .8
-1 .8
+ 7 3 .4

-3 9 .1
+ 2 1 .7
+ 8 5 .4

-8 5 .9
-7 1 .3
-7 7 .9

-6 8 .4
+ 4 .1
+ 1 8 8 .0

-2 9 .5
+ 1 1 2 .9
+ 3 9 2 .7

-7 2 .4
-2 4 .4
+ 3 7 .1

-4 .6
+ 3 1 .0
+ 6 8 .2

-1 0 .7
+ 3 2 .6
+ 6 9 .6

+ 6 9 .5
+ 2 1 .0
+ 5 8 .8

-3 8 .3
-4 .4
+ 1 2 0 .2

-3 3 .9
+ 4 0 .3
+ 1 4 5 .5

-4 2 .5
-5 2 .5
+ 3 9 .6

-4 3 .6
+ 1 1 .4
+ 5 8 .9

-4 4 .7
+ 3 4 .9
+ 7 9 .3

-4 0 .4
-5 1 .6
-9 3 .0

-4 6 .7
-2 3 .3
+ 2 3 2 .7

-6 5 .2
+ 2 3 4 .1
+ 4 0 1 .1

-4 3 .0
-5 5 .0
+ 7 8 .8

+ 2 2 .1
+ 5 .0
+ 7 3 .9

+ 2 8 .5
+ 2 .8
+ 7 5 .3

-4 6 .5
+ 6 0 .7
+ 5 0 .3

-6 5 .3
- 8 .6
+ 1 3 7 .5

-1 .0
+ 7 .1
+ 1 4 8 .5

-8 7 .1
-4 9 .5
+ 7 6 .9

- 5 .9
-3 8 .1
+ 1 4 7 .2

- 1 .6
-2 4 .1
+ 1 7 5 .3

-1 5 .1
-7 3 .1
-5 1 .8

-1 9 .4
+ 7 1 .7
+ 1 5 7 .7

-2 2 .9
+ 1 5 7 .9
+ 1 9 5 .1

-9 5 .4
-1 .1
+ 7 5 .3

+ 8 .8
+ 1 5 .8
+ 9 9 .4

+ 1 2 .1
+ 2 0 .2
+ 7 4 .0

-2 7 .1
-5 8 .0
+ 1 3 0 0 .6

-3 7 .2
- 1 .4
+ 4 7 .7

-1 3 .4
+ 1 3 .8
+ 1 0 2 .4

-5 1 .2
-1 7 .2
-3 0 .7

-2 3 .9
-2 9 .6
+ 6 4 .4

-2 6 .5
+ 1 3 .6
+ 8 2 .4

-2 1 .2
-7 2 .5
- 9.4

-5 8 .0
+ 3 2 .3
+ 2 8 .5

-1 2 .1
-0 .8
+ 2 1 9 .5

-6 7 .2
+ 5 0 .2
-3 9 .6

+ 1 7 .1
+ 2 9 .1
+ 5 8 .5

+ 3 4 .0
+ 2 6 .9
+ 5 9 .3

-5 6 .7
+ 5 7 .9
+ 4 9 .7

New England:
1943____________________ _ ___
1944._________________________
1945__________________________

Middle Atlantic:
1943__________________________
1944
1945__________________________

East North Central:
1943
„
1944.
1945__________________________
W
Ta«4 X
TO
aia*4K
Pmi'fi'01•
|Y6SI
IN
uu vGIltral*

___ I__ZZ.ZZ.

1944Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z
1945__________________________

South Atlantic:
1943__________________________
1944._________________________
1945__________________________

East South Central:
1943................................................
1944._________________________
1945__________________________

West South Central:
1943__________________________
1944
1 9 4 5 Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z

Mountain:
1943__________________________
1944____________________ _____
1945__________________________

Pacific:

1 9 4 3 _________________________
1 9 4 4 Z Z Z Z Z Z Z ________
1945______________________

1

Includes value of building construction in urban areas for which Federal contracts were awarded.

showed a million and a half decrease in population
during this period, and the West North Central
States declined over a million.
Reflecting increases in population, the South
Atlantic States ranked next to the Pacific in the
total number of new dwelling units for which per­
mits were issued or contracts awarded in 1945
(43,500). The East North Central States were
third with 41,600 units. Housing shortages in those
areas had been accumulating throughout the war
years for various reasons and remained critical at
the end of 1945. In Chicago, for instance, housing
shortages were caused by enlargement of the
packing and chemical industries, as well as ord­
nance, the transfer of Federal agencies from Wash­
ington, and the expansion of war agencies already
in the city. In Detroit, the shortage resulted
partly from expansion of the aircraft engine indus­
try. Ohio, the rubber center of the world, with its



2

Less than a tenth of 1 percent.

wartime production of steel, machinery, chemical
products, and aircraft, also experienced a housing
shortage which was still unrelieved as the war
ended.
The smallest proportion of new nonfarm homes
in 1945, on the other hand, were to be started in
New England— 5,500 units, or 2 percent of the
national total. This compares with 30,400 units
(5 percent of total) in 1940. In that year the
Mountain States ranked lowest, with 21,600 new
dwellings. Part of the decline in the amount of
new housing to be built in New England was owing
to a 2-percent decrease in population from 1940 to
1945. Although there was little migration into
New England compared with most other regions,
mainly because of less new industry, the housing
shortage remained acute in 1945 as veterans returned
in increasing numbers and principal industrial
centers began to convert to peacetime production.

55

WARTIME SHIFTS IN CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY
T able 36.—

E stim ated valuation o f new nonresidential buildings fo r which perm its w ere issu ed in all urban areas, b y general typ e o f
building, b y geographic d ivision , and b y source o f fu n d s, 1 9 4 2 -4 & 1

Valuation
Geographic division

Total
1945

*

1944

Non-Federal
1943

1945

Federal

1944

1943

1944

1945

1943

Industrial buildings2
All divisions______________________ $258,097,714 $159,705,866 $258,182,356
Percent change from preceding year.___
+61.6
-38.1
New England_____________________
Middle Atlantic___________________
East North Central._______________
West North Central_______________
South Atlantic-----------------------------East South Central________________
West South Central._______________
Mountain-----------------------------------Pacific___________________________

15,812,678
51,651,372
99,527,470
17,306,285
14,651,416
9,454,240
15,947,890
2,232,995
31,513,368

6,197,039
34,437,766
47,011,309
14,797,492
7,178,679
5,185,352
11,242,921
1,241,233
32,414,075

7,336,740
43,793,033
108,783,557
12,887,194
7,856,070
5,223,613
27,689,610
587,844
44,024,695

$210,577,020
+209.8

$67,966,536
+47.8

$45,970,102

$47,520,694
-48.2

$91,739,330
-56.8

$212,212,254

13.475.678
40.061.679
88,836,344
14,090,285
12,502,416
6,564,640
6,940,718
2,200,995
25,904,265

3,260,239
9,761,975
22,291,643
6,806,047
2,809,754
2,225,468
3.690,774
773,708
16,346,928

2,346,785
9,442,290
9,336,376
1,888,194
1,690,152
937,683
789,286
475,689
19,063,647

2.337.000
11,589,693
10,691,126
3.216.000
2.149.000
2,889,600
9,007,172
32,000
5,609,103

2,936,800
24,675,791
24,719,666
7,991,445
4,368,925
2,959,884
7,552,147
467,525
16,067,147

4,989,955
34,350,743
99,447,181
10,999,000
6,165,918
4,285,930
26,900,324
112,155
24,961,048

18,005,345
- 21.6

22,961,268

Commercial buildings2
All divisions___________________
Percent change from preceding year.

296,720,103
+333.8

68,405,826
+47.6

46,336,002

295,769,169
+486.8

50,400,481
+ 115.5

23,374,734

950,934
-94.7

New England_________________
Middle Atlantic________________
East North Central.____________
West North Central------------------South Atlantic------------------------East South Central-------------------West South Centra]------------------Mountain------------------------------Pacific-----------------------------------

10,073,947
27,695,975
59,164,047
22,372,226
41,799,339
16,320,490
47,715,195
13,184,777
58,394,107

3,067,466
9,571,120
11,147,478
3,931,746
8,151,205
4,087,507
6.449,664
2,672,828
19,326,812

2,469,172
6,454,853
6,153,778
2,169,663
6,831,781
2,116,370
2,668,982
1,793,516
15,677,887

10,070,802
27,561,794
59,127,757
22,372,226
41,643,861
16,021,487
47,706,198
13,177,858
58,087,186

2,152,032
8,881,442
10,257,209
3,931,746
5,509,122
2,354,666
5,971,508
2,593,088
8,749,668

1,669,356
3,758,199
4,327,828
1,908,572
3,443,636
819,302
1,583,915
925,234
4,938,692

3,145
134,181
36,290

915,434
689,678
890,269

155,478
299,003
8,997
6,919
306,921

2,642,083
1,732,841
478,156
79,740
10,577,144

799,816
2,696,654
1,825,950
261,091
3,388,145
1,297,068
1,085,067
868,282
10,739,195

Community buildings4
All divisions______________________
Percent change from preceding year.—

108,204,585
+62.9

66,406,285
+18.3

56,148,527

60,266,553
+338.9

13,731,933
+61,7

8,494,504

47,938,032
-9 .0

52,674,352
+10.5

47,654,023

New England------------------------------Middle Atlantic___________________
East North Central._______________
West North Central_______________
South Atlantic-----------------------------East South Central-----------------------West South Central-----------------------Mountain________________________
Pacific___________________ ______

3,981,624
6,370,457
22,842,316
5,771,725
18,343,477
12,951,900
18,216,526
4,340,777
15,385,783

2,387,297
11,957,061
12,188,197
7,163,585
12,411,047
3,128,763
6,500,210
2,333,243
8,336,882

3,923,418
6,182,788
9,235,657
2,335,536
8,421,193
5,135,684
3,677,924
1,635,077
15,601,250

2,632,360
5,588,608
11,260,684
5,232,322
9,442,392
6,712,746
9,878,100
1,406,550
8,112,791

393,800
1,147,115
3,478,662
1,506,964
1,920,606
525,625
2,269,847
470,722
2,018,592

1,021,172
323,940
1,512,018
308,499
1,622,775
427,379
717,880
119,502
2,441,339

1,349,264
781,849
11,581,632
539,403
8,901,085
6,239,154
8,338,426
2,934,227
7,272,992

1,993,497
10,809,946
8,709,535
5,656,621
10,490,441
2,603,138
4,230.363
1,862,521
6,318,290

2,902,246
5,858,848
7,723,639
2,027,037
6,798,418
4,708,305
2,960,044
1,515,575
13,159,911

Government buildings5
All divisions--------------------------------Percent change from preceding year.----

83,954,453
-15.1

98,937,481
+102.4

48,881,368

3,699,097
+118.9

1,689,748
+19.4

1,414,780

80,255,356
-17.5

97,247,733
+104.9

47,466,588

New England------------------------------Middle Atlantic___________________
East North Central.----------------------West North Central----------------------South Atlantic-----------------------------East South Central-----------------------West South CentraL_______________
Mountain-----------------------------------Pacific----------------------------------------

1,539,652
12,196,254
3,881,468
6,307,595
8,205,582
2,170,415
10,213,866
2,055,549
37,384,072

2,000,571
10,895,085
3,601,895
2,731,587
18,034,140
1,088,661
3,077,856
590,784
56,916,902

6,262,241
7,828,028
1,257,754
1,081,121
13,544,967
705,552
3,175,773
415,421
14,610,511

4.000
1,984,000
107,583
300
271,303
105,489
188,354
3.000
1,035,068

177,941
510,907
150,598
11,500
291,088
------

66,400
702,000
190,912
31,000

1,535,652
10,212,254
3,773,885
6,307,295
7,934,279
2,064,926
10,025,512
2,052,549
36,349,004

1,822,630
10,384,178
3,451,297
2,720,087
17,743,052
1,088,661
2,988,700
484,344
56,564,784

6.195.841
7,126,028
1.066.842
1,050,121
13,444,767
544,121
3,103,645
393,521
14,541,702

2,260,364

206,440
352,118

100,200

161,431
72,128
21,900
68,809

Public works and utility buildings6
All divisions______________________
Percent change from preceding year.----

32,285,884
+22.9

26,263,958
+104.7

12,832,495

22,550,564
+39.6

16,154,923
+52.8

10,572,131

9,735,320
-3.7

10,109,035
+347.2

Nf»w E n g la n d .............. ........... .........................
M id d ip A tlan tia
____ _______

2,423,314
3,652,722
9,326,812
1,401,426
4,209,261
152,861
1,381,569
544,550
9,193,369

391,439
2,372,358
8,984,503
657,105
2,663,179
326,037
901,135
1,806,981
8,161,221

174,409
2,780,129
1,426,058
1,259,981
1,509,233
300,081
316,722
306,502
4,759,380

2,423,314
2,997,133
8,476,008
1,310,958
3,195,413
152,861
1,369,682
520,100
2,105,095

364,939
1,947,514
8,061,042
497,975
722,433
326,037
826,874
1,757,512
1,650,597

141,353
2,111,440
1,421,808
1,259,981
789,142
45,025
298,049
290,415
4,214,918

-----850,804
90,468
1,013,848

26,500
424,844
923,461
159,130
1,940,746

11,887
24,450
7,088,274

74,261
49,469
6,510,624

East North CentraL_______________
West North Central----------------------South Atlantic-----------------------------East South CentraL-----------------------West South CentraL.......... .................
Mountain-----------------------------------See footnotes at end of table.




__

_ _______

33,056
668,689
4,250

_______

720,091
255,056
18,673
16,087
544,462

56

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

T able 36.— E stim ated

valuation o f new nonresidential buildings fo r w hich p erm its w ere issu ed in all urban areas, b y general typ e o f
building , b y geographic d ivisio n , and b y source o f fu n d s , 1 9 4 2 -4 5 1— Continued

Valuation
Non-Federal

Total

Geographic division
1945

1944

1943

1945

1944

Federal
* 1943

1945

1944

1943

All other nonresidential buildings7
All divisions______________________
Percent change from preceding year.___
N flw E n g la n d

Middle Atlantic_________________
East North Central______________
WfiRt, N o r t h C e n tr a l

South Atlantic__________________
East South Central._______________
W fiRt, S o u th C o n tr a l

Mountain________________________
Pacific__________________________

$48,351,021
+152.0

$19,189,096
+14.6

3,130,985
4,686,707
11,346,221
3,824,119
3,185,343
905,147
4,098,884
1,495,557
15,678,058

1,535,053
2,943,226
4,326,150
1,549,622
1,066,221
750,765
1,158,197
659,299
5,200,563

$16,750,205
1,984,978
2,855,400
3,879,789
1,311,211
987,999
512,927
730,603
653,481
3,833,817

1 Includes value of new nonresidential buildings in urban areas for which
Federal contracts were awarded.
2 Includes factories, navy shipbuilding and repair facilities, army ordnance
plants, bakeries, ice plants, industrial warehouses, and other appurtenant
buildings, etc.
* Includes amusement and recreation buildings, stores and other mercantile
buildings, public garages, gasoline and service stations, etc.
4 Includes churches, hospitals, and other institutional buildings, schools.




$46,479,549
+142.9

$19,134,181
+14.4

3,130,985
4,678,854
11,346,221
3,824,119
2,737,633
905,147
4,098,884
1,477,957
14,279,749

1,535,053
2,932,336
4,326,150
1,549,622
1,059,166
750,765
1,158,197
659,299
5,163,593

$16,719,887
1,984,978
2,846,167
3,879,789
1,309,855
985,144
512,927
730,603
636,607
3,833,817

$1,871,472
+3307.9
7,853

$54,915
+81.1

$30,318

------

447,710

7,055

17,600
1,398,309

36,970

1,356
2,855
16,874

libraries, etc.
Includes Federal, State, county, and municipal buildings, such as post
offices, city halls, fire and police stations, army barracks, naval stations, etc.
• Includes railroad, bus and airport buildings, round houses, radio stations,
gas and electric plants, public com fort stations, etc.
7 Includes private garages, sheds, stables and barns, and some other build­
ings not elsewhere classified.
5

57

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945
NEW ENGLAND STATES
All building
construction
Year

State and city

Connecticut:
Ansonia_____________________________

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

1943
1944
1943
1944
1945
Bristol......... ............................................. 1943
1944
1945

899
558
792
1,257
649
852

$112,785
150,000
4,884,364
1,009,114
2.735,747
2,479,321
335,404
997,778

1943
1944
*1945
Derby.................... ................................... 1943
1944
1945
1943
East Hartford________________________
1944
1945

216
314
361
75
36
60
471
346
562

292,258
169,914
574,050
162,233
41,374
327,160
1,975,626
225,020
342,194

0
0

0
0

5
50
3
9
105

29,800
116,958
11,500
48,300
1,130,521
2,500
65,200

Fairfield_____________________________ »1943
1944
1945
Farmington--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Greenwich___________________________ 1943
1944
1945

524
236
385
7
3
27
231
224
474

1,244,730
391,631
947,750

189
40
38

8,110

900
103,343
139,378
206,320
1,924,017

2
0

Hamden_____________________________ U943
1944
U945
•Hartford_____________________ _______ 1943
1944
1945
Manchester__________________________ U943
1944

271
325
279
1,925
1,366
1,587
677
308

427,460
788,749
642,665
3,725,285
1,056,845
2,925,276
2,383,662
197,232

♦Meriden_____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Middletown__________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Naugatuck... ________________________ 1943
1944
*1945

766
401
470
267
258
320
114
292
126

1,415,715
633,343
680,093
105,543
175,438
443,023
190,020
1,899,855
581,425

320

1943
1944
1945
New Canaan_________________________ 1943
1944
11945
•New Haven__________________________ 1943
1944
1945

686

441,649
397,404
2,185,142
51,708
38,931
169,625
1,477,276
1,395,176
2,928,546

21

•Bridgeport.__________________________

Danbury...................................................

•New Britain_________________________

10
1

864
778
78
46
115
1,287
1,163
1,531

177
266

633,628
575,498
842,594
526,714
2,564,067
19,249
59,543
300,290

1943
1944
1945
1943
Stratford____________________________
1944
21945
Torrington.__________________________ 1943
1944
1945

321
364
525
849
258
331
322
246
313

613,568
316,490
921,048
3,841,315
319,083
284,826
135,713
181,157
465,573

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

390
268
252
1,083
626
613

573,378
157,644
411,852
2,393,884
1,182,043
1,639,939

•New London_________________________ 1943
1944
•Norwalk.____________________________ 1943
1944
11945
Norwich_____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
•Stamford____________________________

Wallingford__________________________
•Waterbury___________ — ___________
* In sample of 257 cities.

94
100

791
671
832
101

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.




0
0

0
0

6
1

370
40
53
492
13
13

$2,678,900
168,800
339,300
2,001,386
61,000
62,500

77
82
113
257

1

14

8
22

387
18

0

0
0

660,786
345,803
718,809
432,918
218,169
282,362

623
40
58
492
13
13

195
299
311
14
15
29
178

75,548
155,939
168,295
40,515
9,401
38,635
128,442
80,205
87,683

0
0

188
48
127
4

72,825
57,290
235,845
960

220
1

0

0
8

4,200
1,040,645
303,500
561,500
160,700
2,087,705
33,600
126,500
2,252,900
99,600

21

15
45
11

18
22

87
28
72
131
85
111

146
107
203
127
103

$28,800

0

949,600
208,500
261,300
7,000
10,000

29
485

4

Valuation

212

147
148
3
10

142
195
328

53,282
76,816
260,690
401,135
125,041
1,581,224
40,695
19,040

84
128
139
1,294
1,251
1,362
163
187

70,678
150,433
221,275
1,236,445
898,204
1,217,552
90,067
78,592

53,975
57,987
195,918
7,291
81,604
142,903
154,905
751,980
504,975

274
306
331
177

320

203
27
35
45

379,166
535,056
286,675
97,352
88,834
144,645
15,115
140,375
25,850

56,422
78,909
1,620,374
15,713
4,700
23,625
447,904
492,317
1,613,211

567
796
630
35
31
93
1,046
1,047
1,313

243,882
292,495
331,568
35,995
34,231
132,500
725,072
715,859
1,075,035

20

20

20,229
172,473
677,594
350,614
1,127,787
17,579
53,448
225,488

109

103

141,345
26,000
233,200

0
0

0
0

3
61
15
35

13,500
304,300
187,000
240,300

98
61
105
43
15
19
180

59

417,600
4,000
94,350

15
42
252

121,100

68

230,000

152
13
15
37

195,799
399,025
70,650
55,000
1,206,280
1,670
3,295
57,752

105
31
67
126
87
145
89
31
65

68,395
82,020
460,840
1,020,788
24,506
66,105
14,260
66,475
94,985

211

210
221

195,173
234,470
369,108
74,670
173,077
96,521
116,853
94,882
'213,588

25

21,300
20,500
187,000
380,733
258,300
885,595

155
257
233
310
393
313

66,096
92,344
141,402
583,153
500,743
427,794

5
31
4
215
9

1
20

9
52
0
1
6

2,800
17,050

5

350,000

0

0

0

15
565
27
24

91,100
2,745,857
121,500

2

5
27
210

9
15
536
104
64

122,200

4.600
19,800
157,000
485,982
44,800
83,450
1,429,998
423,000
326,550

1 11 months only.

102

89
51
86

83
42
72

101

183

2

4
237
129
236

216
41
38

0

7
43

1

1

14

11,350
36,575
38,840
205,165

172
87

37

5
50
3
9
572

222,305
125,841
450,605
150
900
20,893
92,803
163,280
678,207

982,574
40,300
197,500
900
5,000
155,475
' 20,000
1,007,500
50,600

8

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

452
436
626
508
536
586

332

2
1

56

$83,985
150,000
1,544,678
494,511
1,677,638
45.017
56,235
652,916

188
133
216

71,100

112

100

253

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

216,710
13,975
375,955
4,760
20,473
240,225
716,663
142,315
189,311

9
74

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

202

57
519
594
628
88

161
223
333
443
158
144
162
231

2 10 months only.

1
0

7
2

5
73
67
112

29
636
8

23
478
17
8

37
1

5
31
4
249
9
7
43
0
0

3
79
14
35
1

19
52
51
0
1
6

0

15
563
27
26
2

5
27
214
20

15
550
106
65

58

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued.

APPENDIX.

—

NEW ENGLAND STATEB-Continued

All building
construction

New residential
building

Number
of
buildings

Connecticut—Continued
West Hartford------------------------------------

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

1943
1944
1945

623
231
284

$1,704,421
404,283
1,510,415

West Haven__________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Weathersfield............................................. 1943
1944
1945
Willimantic.___________ _______________ 1943
1944
1945
Maine:
♦Bangor................................. .................... 1943
1944
1945
Brunswick----------------------------------------- 1944
1945
Ellsworth____________________________ 1943
1944
1945

241
272
449
191
128
177
182
51
75

165,140
311,382
541,731
37,565
54,485
413,148
418,874
37,000
281,604

45
56
96
56
65

268,660
63,232
284,266
190,007
111,185

0
0
1

0
0
2,000

Fort Fairfield_________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Hallowell____________________________ 1943
1944
!1945
Lewiston____________________________ 1943
1944
1945

0
10

Madison_____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
♦Portland_____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Presque Isle.________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Rockland________________________ ____ 1943
1944
1945
Rumford____________________ _______ 1943
1944
1945
Sa.f>n
1943
1944
1945
Sanford______________________ ,_______ 1943
1944
11945
South Portland_______________________ 1943
1944
1945
Westbrook.__________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Massachusetts:
Andover.____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Arlington____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Attleboro........................... ........ ........... ... 1943
1944
1945
Barnstable.__________________________

1943
1944
1945
Belmont.________________________ ____ 1943
1944
1945
Beverly.-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945




Additions, alterations,
and repairs

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

Year

State and city

* In sample of 257 cities.

New nonresidential
building

15

0

25,000

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

376
15
70

$1,479,220
285,800
744,000

54
41
52

$141,300
57,436
510,414

193
175
162

$83,901
61,047
256,001

611
73
113

6

23,900
15,100
171,500
5,350

82
72
139
74
23
36
13
14
23

23,865
215,394
212,647
9,630
34,950
218,005
2,325
6,830
189,350

153
195
276
116
105

7
5
34

33
37
42

117,375
80,888
157,584
22,585
19,535
52,143
69,724
30,170
36,994

12
8
20
12

32
48
73
38
32

39,486
61,732
148,281
70,228
52,500
0
0
2,000

5
34
1
0

0

19
136

143,000
346,825

0
10

55,260

0

4,500

3

4,000
3,200
8,970

27

224,674
1,500
131,985
116,579
49,715

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
1

0

0
1
1
0
0
0

6
6
0
0
0
0
0

0

0
0

0

14

98,000

9

23.000

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0

159
138
233

93,715
225,137
521,745

14
9
23

9,980
16,000
61,850

56
28
76

34,980
54,072
305,500

5
4

3,300
1,500
5,000
2,427,305
498,468
1,410,968
2,278,578
120,229
419,066

1
1

0

0

3

13
168

500
800
3,100
2,038,040
136,300
79,700
947,583

59
34
65
15

0
11

30,800

0

11

700
400
14,082
108,422
811,045
1,210,095
96,600
357,569

0

3
5
4

560
774
197
26
55
3

3
516
20

18,300
33,290
10,050
7,225
19,270
19,372
6,900
9,000
39,950

0
1
1
0
0
0
1
0
20
0
1

101

415,194
40,555
94,348
886,743
482,053
181,183
72,645
13,342
65,724

58
81
118
332
463
571
214
175
286

17,485
33,103
181,530
58,269
141,305
389,789
140,204
113,538
937,478

146
96
166
79
103
178
176
125
199

54,888
113,932
339,150
21,748
31,538
366,900
48,006
123,035
340,146

11
6

13
20

18
40
39
67
104
109
117
379
265
232
54
49

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

122

1
0

101,000
0
0
0

6
1,011

Valuation

4
124
5
9
7
2

7
0
1
8
0
2
21
1
1

18

500
1,000
0
0
0
200
0

25,500
0

500
10,950
473,050
10,900
14,765
10,100

1,880
4,100
0

975
31,800
0

4,200
154,200
1,500
1,000

65,600.

2

2,100

18
42

34,150
140,550

0
0

0
0

5
3

44,600
3,770
5,000
180,300

1

38

2

18

89

0
2,000

0

436
506
696
14
15
26

1,500
375,183
253,746
520,223
120,900
23,629
30,697

0

0

5
5
26
23
16

18,300
30,390
8,650
225
4,950
12,650
3,875
5,750
5,500

15
13
13
16
31

2,400
400
7,000
14,320
6,722
2,825
3,250
8,950

55
27
34
63
54
53
19
16
23

392,519
9,315
39,701
151,589
163,001
67,000
15,140
3,455
19,490

49
81
79
192
206
170
28
3171

22,675
30,740
43,697
262,104
308,152
99,418
47,405
8,007
42,134

36
39
53

22

66,110

5,840
22,988
83,620
56,499
135,030
203,389
116,317
101,508
241,402

2

22
11

18
104
40
61
23
28
54
10

7
19
65
23
43

1 11 months only.

11,645
9,140
1,770
2,075
32,200
22,387
11,030
630,476
18,500
51,335
99,550
610
3,700
236,310
10,590
34,035
74,321

41
57
310
450
532
109
134
207
121

50
70
69
96
154
108
101

118

0
0
0

2,800

1
11

6
6
0
0
0*

0
0
0

4

5

3

14

134
0
1

1

O

3,000

48,755
155,065
154,395

101

1
0

19185
O
13

34,288
28,447
99,050
21,138
27,838
85,990
33,646
84,000
85,525

a
O'
14
9*
23
1
1

3
761
35
13
254
0*
11

O'
1
1
0
0‘
0<
1

O
10

O
1

4
131
3
9*
7
2
7
O
1
8
0‘>

2
23
1
1

16
2,
m

36
a
0
5
2
1

38

59

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued.
NEW ENGLAND STATES—Continued
All building
construction
State and city

Year

Massachusetts—Continued
♦Boston3-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Braintree.___________________________ 1943
1944
1945
1943
Bridgewater.. ----------------------------------1944
1945

Number
of
buildings

4,041
4,551
5,902
183
117
199
16

Valuation

$6,055,515
4,886,144
10,403,559
155,937
133,703
188,854

10,120

Number
of
buildings

23

$110,000

247,900
60,000
3,500
24,000
5,000

0
12
1
5
2
0

12

7,200
55,350

♦Brockton----------------------------- ----------- 1943
1944
1945
♦Brookline.----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
♦Cambridge.......... .......................... ......... 1943
1944
1945

306
374
623
198
194
284
527
681
833

211,526
251,038
586,752
142,882
134,248
328,665
1,483,027
1,518,521
2,037,995

Canton.____ _— ------ ------- ---------- ----- 1943
1944
1945
♦Chelsea.-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
1943
♦Chicopee-------------------------- — 1944
1945

12
10

26
259
259
335
722
292
466

4,625
191,433
127,100
123,680
1,319,478
1,872,974
1,797,734
774,480
496,602

Concord-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Dartmouth------------------------------- ------ 1943
1944
1945
Dedham.-------------------------- ---------------- 1943
1944
1945

127
115
154
192
146
275
226
188
255

64,527
55,217
133,692
110,247
70,581
284,060
57,073
80,838
197,019

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

40
46
76
199
284
280
309
240
369

370,841
22,698
39,335
108,121
360,424
1,977,058
149,518
393,007
914,477

— . 1943
1944
1945
Framingham-------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Gardner..................... .......................- ...... 1943
1944
1945

206
207
277
96
114
160
62
57
83

58,738
89,246
905,150
68,935
231,275
700,263
63,545
104,971
240,425

2
1
27
1
1
29
2
1

frlmiftAfltAr

1943
1944
1945
Granby.-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Great Barrington______________________ 1943
1944
1945

83
78
117
24
26
26
28

12

42,275
51,591
353,130
19,080
13,505
36,680
6,983
2,250

24

20,010

0
0
8
8
2
9
1
0
1

- 1943
1944
1945
♦Haverhill----------------------------------- — . 1943
1944
1945
Hingham____________________________ 1943
1944
1945

85
47
87
98
123
157
69
84
105

38,365
64,347
163,545
66,045
169,390
240,155
75,935
306,511
813,275

♦Holyoke... .................. * ------ --------------- 1943
1944
1945

521
284
407

411,525
272,907
614,254

♦Everett----------------------------- ------------♦Fall River.______ ____ _
♦Fitchburg.------------------ ------------ -

________ ______

Greenfield— -------------------- ------------

* In sample o f 257 cities. See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.




Number
of
buildings

Valuation

41

26

Easthampton.________________________

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

5

1
0
21
0
0
2
0
1

0

0
10,000
2,500

0
0
0
38,500
0
6,000
98,700

63

412,000

2
0
12
0
0

3,500

3
255
7
44

1
0

0
0
0

70000

5

5

8
21
3
6
15
5

1

16
52

2

24

20
54

10
6
9
7

12

29
19
24
115
85
129
34

0

5,000
85,700

15

90
40
91
25
7
17
32

160

15

1
3
2
0
0
3
1
1

7
9
18

13
231
91
191

43

6
0
1

66

13,000
549,300
22,600
156,900

17,500
21,300
16,300
134,925

3
9

161
99
179
61
29

0

11

30

20,100
0
0

37,900
13,550
5,000
28,050
800

0
2,000

9,900
12,665
99,580
6,150
17,500
45,500
10,700
300
63,750
119,000
9,000
143,950

3,857
4,452
5,682

87
128
7
3
3

$3,473,711
3,715,111
7,025,076
40,622
50,276
133,979
670
4,000
900

27,289
20,345
82,715
5,665
25,600
68,125
882,280
98,335
826,507

215
334
511
173
187
265
495
660
716

181,737
230,693
405,337
137,217
108,648
222,040
600,747
1,414,186
799,488

1,125
181,100
43,700
2,287
1,195,231
1,203,983
1,091,796
495,570
173,190

0

41,440
13,635
23,680
54,545
31,201
95,960
2,345
11,400
19,760

110

0

4
5
252
247
319
236
194
231

10,333
13,400
121,393
124,247
655,991
156,638
256,310
166,512

97
96
127

22,927
41,582
92,512
34,402
23,080
53,175
54,728
64,438
91,559

68

55
103
192
176

210

43
79
85
134

21

220

62
38
64
35
37
46
19
19
38

8,683
17,195
451,395
32,110
156,589
310,794
5,740
25,475
138,210

142
168
186
60
76
85
41
37
40

48,955
71,751
323,150
34,825
71,686
248,769
52,805
56,381
82,115

40

23,775
5,545
229,350
2,280
4,695
4,025
6,008
1,400
5,975

43
58
82

18,500
46,046
85,880
3,250
3,810
4,605
175
850
12,035

16,790
46,130
37,460
3,605
10,500
56,275
44,200
284,357
626,405

20
12

16
63
84
80
48
70
69

11,675
5,552
26,505
56.290
141,390
138,380
21,035
21,854
123,120

16,050
46,771
88,465

449
262
336

276,475
217,136
381,839

1,100

2,000

$2,471,804
1,171,033
3,130,583
55,315
79,927
30,875
4,450
3,200
44,450

15,640
6,985
17,385
81,253
153,421
258,421
138,527
294,352
487,375

10,500
198
3,000
58,100

3,000
140,700
5,000
23,115

Valuation

14
14
32
176
263
234
229
154

25
29
42
23

300
130,605

Number
of
buildings

352,701*
6,713
20,650
26,868
207,003
1,708,137
10,793
95,655
369,002

2,500
9,000
1,300

0
0

Valuation

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

20
27
10
11

13
26
5
14

60
27
50
32
33
62
16
13

20
20
20

47

6

13
4

1

7
9

Number of
dwelling
units

27

0
12
1
5
2
0

48

5

1
0
21
0
0
2
0
2
101
2
0
12
0
0

3
255
7
47

0

O
3
9

6
0
1

44

15

1
1
0
0
3
1
1
3

16

2
1
1
1
29
2
0
27

5

0
0
5
6
2
9
1
0
1
5.

8
21
2
6
15
4

1

16

52.

2

24

3 Based on applications filed rather than permits issued.

60

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued

APPENDIX.

—

.

NEW ENGLAND STATES-Continued

New residential
building

All building
construction
State and city

Year

Number
of

Valuation

b u ild in g s

Massachusetts—continued
Hudson__ ___________________________ 1943
1944
1945
1943
♦Lawrence____________________________
1944
1945

Number
of
buildings

30
32
54
345
367
453

$7,900
17,025
46,805
201,663
347,926
923,612

0
0
4
1
1

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

227
275
460
105
77
164
30

1
2
12
1
1

60

394,668
187,609
487,491
36,601
36,134
303,290
99,015
16,538
212,540

♦LowelL--- ------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
♦Lynn------------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
♦Malden._____________________________ 1943
1944
1945

378
341
376
303
246
376
275
270
414

155,397
211,432
418,717
861,477
596,640
686,302
351,981
165,584
234,306

Marblehead.--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Marlboro................................................... 1943
1944
1945
♦Medford.— -------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

101

117
140
47
40
75
135
128
191

88,880
105,267
246,429
16,470
77,360
252,991
250,481
61,699
377,235

Melrose-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Methuen................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Milton...................................................... 1943
1944
1945

87
148
227
139
132
180
428
412
603

31,234
62,379
138,787
27,565
297,760
199,830
82,876
102,851
412,633

Natick---------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Needham................................................... 1943
1944
1945
♦New Bedford............................................. 1943
1944
1945

1
64
111

152
145
166
689
1,432
857

27,195
176,975
35,945
52,120
218,735
383,534
795,505
744,368

Newburyport.— ........................................ 1943
1944
1945
♦Newton..................................................... 1943
1944
1945
North Adams------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

39
60
56
330
299
439
247
196
248

20,625
42,125
77,950
312,905
270,630
941,192
51,264
116,097
94,719

1943
1944
1945
North Attleboro---------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Northbridge.--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

91
89
134
95
185
146
38
33

125,600
584,002
337,429
52,907
80,796
417,987
32,065
115,165
575,531

3
3
13
4

98,218
50,751
316,393
112,413
87,402
144,430

Leominster.__________________________
Lexington.___________________________
Longmeadow.-------------------------------------

Northampton-------------------------------------

21

66

1943
103
1944
91
126
1945
1
12
Peabody.____________________________ 1943
1944
90
1945
99
* In sample of 257 cities. See text and t;ables, pp. 12 to 1.6.
Norwood____________________________




200

7

17
19

2
21

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0
0

$10,500
3,500
5,000
35,000
2,500
2,800
32,400
4,500
2,500
118,000
94,200

8,100

162,200

23
17
37

22

31
36
50
31
93
71

305
302
313
233

6,850
7,550
18,850
11,170
68,030
151,216
209,685
9,566
227,320

4

61,100
226,000
4,000
19,500

3

11,000

11

5,000
55,900

0

1,500
36,800

0
2,200

13
14
36
25
27
34

21

5

26,000

42

0
0
2
0

0
0
6,500
0

8
10

3
25

0
0
22
0
1
19
0
0
14
0
1

12,300
106,500

0
0

194,300

0

1,500
114,300

0
0
0

87,000

28

750
119,100

0
1

0
6,000

9
7

12,700
28,600

43

548,700

0
0
1
1

0
0

2,500
3,500

19
104
64
87
72
33
33

0
22

38
34
19
18
214
90
191
13

20

16
82
30
37
75
27
45

36,250
7,500
190,900
6,800
12,850
297,600

35

5

25,900

31

0
0

0
0

47
19

12
17
0
0

4
16

1
8

0
0

25,000
50,800
500
26,050

7

15
13
322
335
410

47,375
33,360
97,465
612,344
388,635
276,927
7,839
17,619
56,225

70
36
58
67
34
79
50
18
41

1
11
0
1
28
0
1

$7,095
6,850
29,840
60,650
49,817
356,254

143
3
4
14

66

20
56
51
47
16
28

12
11

50
24
35

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

b u ild in g s

176
242
355
33

5,625
5,100
5,600
7,950

2,000

Number
of

Valuation

269,131
84,770
98,670
16,136
22,004
182,515
1,175
1,065
8,975

3
3
5
3

1
10
10
1

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

2,445
3,090
7,950
15,830
264,130
65,630
11,893
18,443
21,170

0

10
4
8

15
25

211

287
215
251
369

87
103
115

11
14
20
101

106
144
79
138
206
35
65

68

356
379
548

1

$805
10,175
6,465
137,513
293,109
532,358

0
0
2
1
1

123,037
100,039
356,421
15,965
11,630
2,775
3,640
7,373
41,365

1
2
12
1
1

102,397
172,972
315,652
241,183
206,005
348,275
118,142
143,965
158,581
71,030
92,717
171,679
5,300
7,830
64,975
40,796
49,933
123,915
28,789
59,289
124,337
11,735
21,330
27,700
70,983
84,408
197,163

200

13,865
29,155
5,235
5,975
35,500
89,426
42,015
165,360

41
54
118
126
134
475
1,341
638

11,830
33,520
30,710
46,145
96,235
294,108
752,740
459,908

6,550
8,475
45,800
94,516
14,828
105,205
17,219
32,345
34,762

26
39
31
241
269
359
172
168

14,075
27,650
19,450
189,789
255,802
287,287
34,045
81,252
56,457

15,274
513,428
44,585
11,512
31,112
22,305
7,730
39,000
527,052

53

74,076
63,074
101,944
34,595
36,834
98,082
24,335
76,165
22,579

29,166
10,643
161,000
15,527
25,577
14,615

202
66

65
40
126
113

10
21

30
56
72

111
46
65
56

69,052
40,108
130,393
46,086
61,325
103,765

7

17
19

2
21
3
3
4
3

1
11
1

84
4

5

1
11
0
1
5
0
1
5

0
0
2
0

3
25

0
0
22
0
1
19
0
0
14
0
1
28

0
1
2
7
0
90
0
1
1
22
3
30
4

12
0
0

25

5

0
0

4
16

1

7

61

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943, 1944, and 1945— Continued.
NEW ENGLAND STATES—Continued*
All building
construction

New nonresidential
building

New residential
b u ild in g

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

Year
State and city

Massachusetts—Continued
♦Pittsfield...................................................

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

1943
1944
1945

256
219
241

$98,215
342,091
1,112,575

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

36
49
85
1,123
1,293
1,573
48
37
73

35,775
151,668
899,535
634,133
1,150,857
15,010
16,555
178,005

1943
1944
1945
♦Salem........................................................ 1943
1944
1945
Saugus..........- ........................................... 1943
1944
1945

278
290
467
501
414
523
285
268
356

77,795
100,113
428,471
239,749
442,059
957,394
230,619
98,864
248,984

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

145
190
225

101

181,667
216,250
669,975
309,531
458,950
123,300
23,695
30,345
138,445

1943
1944
1945
♦Springfield----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
RfnnpViam
1943
1944

18
14
16
1,489
1,182
1,631
45
24

17,655
30,500
14,950
4,292,781
1,844,839
4,780,154
9,299
17,855

1943
1944
1945
Taunton.................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Walpole..................................................... 1943
1944
1945

36
37
53
249
374
456
74
65
89

8,850
39,995
43,010
204,027
230,616
443,878
44,965
42,255
265,220

♦Waltham............................................... .... 1943
1944
1945
Watertown................................................ 1943
1944
1945
Wellesley................................................... 1943
1944
1945

186
176
278
127
77
189
134
87
195

1,999,232
254,287
441,191
242,980
256,493
1,098,575
79,008
63,745
584,053

148
113

78,809
113,178
802,227
1,127,382
89,150
529,308
23,440
8,555

Plymouth-----------------------------------------♦Quincy......................................................
Reading.......................................

♦Revere......................................................

♦Somerville.................................................
Southbridge....................................... .........
South Hadley............................................

Spencer............................................ .—

Swampscott...............................................

Westfield____________________________
West Springfield______________________
Westwood___________________________

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944

Weymouth----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Winchester.__________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Winthrop.___________________________ 1943
1944
1945

121
78
42
55
55

212

225
115
196
19
19
192
192
253

66

67
116
228
256
189

* In sample of 257 cities. See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.
746862°— 48------ 5




21,200

345,089
105,289
285,032
23,355
24,510
224,251
138,218
95,809
69,403

Number
of
buildings

11
2

31

0
2

19
39

0
36
2
1
20
1
1
6
0
0
6
41
4

21
0
0
0

80
61

11

4
7
23
3

1

7
490
15

201
0
2
1
0
1
4
0
9
0
2
6
1
1
29
38

0
17
0
2

37

2

15
59
79
5
43

0
0
21
6
24
0
0
19
0
1
2

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$31,200
8,500
195,900

0
8,000

46,600
152,100

0

183,700
3,600
4,500
89,375

2,000

102
72
67
18

22
111
33

64
108
14
9

21

800
12,500

23
13
38
50

38,500
167,400
13,000
109,500

41
85
36
94

0
0
0

10
9
12

0
0

150,041
284,500
59,000
7,700
15,100
88,850
5,100
3,500
8,700
2,308,521
44,290
1,074,104

0

5,000
1,800

0
8,000
2,925
0
. 31,200
0
1,200
39,000

20

16
5

10

34
31
46

10
8

9
240
151
292
5

8
10
14
12

59
70
104
51
42
58

160,400
171,000

55
24
61
7

9,500
319,700

30
72
23
70

175

200

0
87,500
0

5,500
50,600
269,150
1,038,200
15,375
201,700

0
0

87,000
8,300
136,700

0
0
0

168,800

7,000
4,000

8

95
46

66

92
53

101
10
10
56
44
70
5
4

10

37
7
18

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

11
2

$23,945
152,375
530,900

143
145
143

$43,070
181,216
385,775

8,925
8,975
30,600
385,636
90,985
285,669
3,065
840
36,885

18
25
33
973
1,229
1,429
32
27
32

12,275
18,800
74,468
361,799
543,148
681,488
8,345
11,215
51,745

3,875
5,450
48,528
21,130
30,660
412,430
21,207
27,070
27,891

254
276
423
451
394
476
159
228
241

71,920
93,863
367,443
218,619
411,399
506,464
42,012
58,794
111,593

33,975
102,900
484,650
25,100
2,400
22,250
11,275
10,310
39,880

135
181
213
25

12
21

80
62

17
17
32

147,692
113,350
185,325
134,390
172,050
42,050
4,720
4,935
9,715

5
5

4,450
9,700

3

759
1,016
1,138
40
14

978,831
1,043,512
2,056,174
8,420
5,455

715
29,545
13,685
125,921
57,915
266,591
38,965
35,130
199,420

25
23
40
186
304
343
23

6,335
10,450
21,325
75,181
172,701
146,087

25

21

5,925
26,800

1,885,631
35,769
75,329
3,915
160,700
809,300
10,353
5,295
157,295

130
151
188
82
69
142
62
62

88

113,426
218,318
205,462
68,065
95,793
201,775
68,655
48,950
107,058

19,055
21,925
461,346
43,327
20,685
250,640
5,510
5,150

51
52
87
54
57
52
9
9

54,254
40,653
71,731
45,855
53,090
76,968
17,930
3,405

221,378
22,845
50,470
650
1,550
13,530
92,526
27,475
2,689

115
142
159
61
63
87
191
248
169

36,711
74,144
97,862
22,705
22,960
41,921
45,692
61,334
62,714

8,105
17,300
6,250
1,005,429
757,037
1,649,876
879
7,400

0

0

6,000

31

0
2

4
39

0
2
1

36

19

1
1
0
0
6
5

41
4

21
0
0
0
12

4
7
23

1
1
666
15
200
0
2
1
0
1
2
0
13
0
2
6
1
1
29
38

0
0
2

17
37

1

15
63
316
5
43

0
0
21
6
24
0
0
19
0
1
2

62

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943, 1944, and 1945 Continued.

APPENDIX.

—

NEW ENGLAND STATES—Continued

New residential
building

All building
construction
Year

State and city

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

New nonresidential
building

Valuation

Massachusetts—Continued
Woburn..................................................... 1943
1944
1945
♦Worchester.................... ............................ 1943
1944
1945

656
573
774

$45,055
58,939
125,857
645,040
1,064,043
3,164,184

New Hampshire:
Concord-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Keene.______________________________ 1943
Lebanon..------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945

36
49
108
126
38
35
29

25,840
90,685
655,605
76,560
9,050
20,500
28,560

6
0
0
0
3

15,500

0
1
2

0
2,000
6,000

0
0
0

0
0
0

57
65

$1

Littleton_____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
♦Manchester................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Milford...................................................... 1943
1944
1945

1,066
1,381
1,643

288,189
405,437
1,079,829
250

7

17,310

Portsmouth---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

5
48

6

84,710
348,761
238,750

Rhode Island:
♦Cranston.____________________________

1
0

0

1943
1944
1945
East Greenwich----------------------------------- 1943
1944
East Providence---------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

209
214
323
4
624
574
658

12

111,004
229,515
813,660
47,577
35,200
115,243
293,293
482,644

Johnston.................................................... 1943
1944
♦Newport.................................................... 1943
1944
1945
North Providence....................................... 1943
1944
1945

71
40
293
263
278
83
83
98

60,221
30,221
1,862,119
916,042
826,251
28,183
41,655
194,468

_____ 1943
1944
1945
♦Providence................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Warren.-................................................... 1943
1944
1945

223
240
396
1,561
1,622
1,831
39
54
73

178,379
167,789
831,320
884,281
987,330
2,670,250
32,550
59,500
93,825

1943
1944
1945
♦Woonsocket__________________________ 1943
1944
1945

293
426
535

*Pawtii«kfit

Warwick.____________________________

Vermont:

102
79
149

* In sample of 257 cities.




See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

0
0

1,500
4,500

20,000

0

16,770
71,825

$22,465
22,175
70,830
168,288
445,510
662,815

23
14
38
48
5

10,440
23,600
14,480
32,075
800

1
6
0
0
0
189
86
128
1
0

33,000
7,400
410,500

54
85

35

142,500

158
62
87

3

6,500
1,500
301,459

1

1
1

26

0
0
0
2
28
0
6

64

11,000

63,700
3,500
3,500
126,500

0
0
0

342,600
9,000
243,800

0

0
2
22

0

4,500
91,700

0
0
8,000
0
0
29,936
0
0
0
76,400
0
0
0
12,000

54,645
35,228
229,123
250

0

58,340
328,500
114,900

9

62
3
7

0
0
0

3

1
10

0
0
0
0

6,600

11,610

0

2
0
0
0
0

10,000

4

95,000

80

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

16
18
32
179
91
128

14

0
0
2
0
0
7
0
0
0
18
0
0
0
2

851,125
75,900
264,275
3,400

42
59

550
3,370
278,650

173,000
105,995
1,171,800

51
53

100
2
0

0
0
1
1
0

0
0
0

56
56
272

1943
1944
4945
Lyndonville._________________________ 1943
1944
Montpelier___________________________ 1943
1944

Burlington....................... ......... ...............

3
4
63

1,000

500
5,700

244,460
201,757
1,353,855
39,614
64,778
253,617
18,980
27,455
141,210
14,800
6,375
56.361

12
25
1

3
3

9

209
197
254
18

.... .............. ..........................................

9
13
125

0

$7,800
23,300
30,575
49,750
1,190,925

14,050
20,400

1943
1944
1945
Brattleboro............................................... 1943
1944
l1945
Bristol------------------------------- -------------- 1945
R ».r rfi

0
3
6

Number
of
buildings

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

68

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

0
3
6
12

41
44
43
468
469
521

$22,590
28,964
31,727
446,177
568,783
1,310,444

10

14,400
66,585
635,425
44,485
8,250
10,500
6,460

6
0
0
0

0
2,000
6,000

0
0
0

32
64
78
33
34

20
0
1
2

874
1,291
1,452

0
0
2
2

4
24

132
158
158
3

232,994
366,839
572,056

0
0

4,200

21,870
20,261
28,850

13
288
3
3

3

3
4
65

0
0
1
1
0

14

27,734
144,740
247,275
10,600
10,300
14,948
114,745
164,670

466
512
536

10

50,270
77,375
155,885
36,977
24,900
100,295
178,548
175,474

29

43,130
23,130
1,173,913
667,037
129,652
5,755
1,350
45,485

36
24
172
224
232
54
74
43

10,591
5,591
386,747
238,005
632,899
18,928
36,805
22,483

47
26
83
119
74
135
17
16
30

36,840
9,050
95,095
170,978
119,180
481,800
12,650
6,850
41,175

176
214
249
1,442
1,546
32
34

141,539
158,739
393,625
713,303
859,150
1,944,650
19,900
38,600
32,250

0
0
68
0
2
46
0
6

93
55
105
39
35
58

32,858
16,090
131,725
5,436
5,636
85,845

144
315
158
63
42
69

38,602
79,672
50,330
34,178
54,642
76,072

56
56
272

52
17
27
7

4,635
6,850
85,175
10,775
5,225
20,975

157
180
225

14,345
20,605
48,035
4,025
1,150
5,450

825,850
37,500
135,450
3,400

40
41
62

25,275
38,400
52,425

7,364
42,650

28
50

9,406
17,175

0
0
4
0
0
7
0
0
0
18
0
0
0
2

1
2

32
15
59
36
39
28

8

8
7
1
11
12
20
2
0

14
7

1 11 months only.

20,000

0

1,668
22

11
4
11
0
0
0

0
0
0

9

2
0
0
0
0

83

35

3
1

105
3
7

1
1

27

9

0
2
22

63

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943, 1944, and 1945— Continued.
NEW ENGLAND STATES—Continued

State and city

Year

Vermont—Continued
Newport.------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
11945
Randolph.................... .............................. 1943
1944
1945
Rutland----------------------- -------------------- 1945
St. Johnsbury.-----------------------------------Waterbury.__________________________

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

Number
.o f
buildings

10

7
23
0
2
2

Valuation

$4,469
2,525
60,915
0
1,000

47

3,750
124,400

5
4
3

32,500
42,800
28,000

0
0
0

0
0
0

Number
of
buildings

1
0

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$200
0

4

10,050

0
0
1

0
0

9
2
0
0
0
0
0

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

All building
construction

3,500
65,500
8,500
0
0
0
0
0

6

5
11
0
1
1

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$1,375

3

2,100

2
8
0
1
0

$2,894
425
7,490

1
0

0
0

0
0
1

24

41,700

9

14,000
5,000
4,000

0
0
0

2
1
1
0
0
0

2
0
0
0
0
0

43,375
0

14

300
250
17,200

1

10,000

3

37,800
24,000

2
0
0
0

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

700

0
0
0

4

MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES
New Jersey:
Allendale.
AUenhurst-------------------Asbury Park.

♦Atlantic City.-----Atlantic Highlands.
Audubon..............

Avon-by-the-Sea.----------Barrington.......................
♦Bayonne.______________

Bellmawr.........................
Belmar-----------------------Bergenfield------- -----------Berlin________________
Bernardsville.----------------

Beverly._______________
Bloomfield........................
Bloomsbury.___________

Bogota------------------------

* In sample of 257 cities.

$16,337
14,935
82,165

0
0

$17,900

17
9
17

$3,690
7,000
35,475

13
15
26

$12,647
7,935
28,790

0
0

3

2
0
0

6,000
0
0

0
0
0
1
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

2
0
0

6,000
0
0

25

3
9
9

849
3,260
13,110

164
260
334

79,244
159,063
240,421

0
0
0
0
0

6

1,730
337,304
292,422
16,400

966
1,258
1,637
96
132
189

398,447
992,656
1,376,112
9,100
38,468
49,761
85,466

0

0

77
47
40
57
167
575

47,576
16,880
19,034
118,534
177,213
478,677

61
59

104,316
50,900
80,770
1,796
9,182
7,366
57,000

168
269
346

80,118
162,323
260,520

1943
1944
1945
1945
1943
1944
1945

972
1,274
1,662
16
104
137
196

400,177
1,330,960
1,685,034
25,500
55,668
60,411
114,456

0
1

0

0

4

27,700

1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

2

15,500
55,576
21,925
39,584
986,082
1,274,257
1,777,001

2
2
1
0
0
0
1

15,500

415,041
408,715
1,262,399
4,641
23,282
49,866
94,200

20

92,500
27,500
364,100
900
7,900
32,000
34,300

41
39
42

12,000
0

6
12
21
6
8

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1945

Belleville..........................

30
24
46

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

79
52
46
79
190
600
122

105
210

23
41
50
133

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

45
39
134
36
41
18

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

30
47
44
270
358
501
3

1943
1944
1945

0
1
8

21

16
39

2
1

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.




24,454
15,084
447,144
6,905
16,560
24,600
15,022
19,750
111,355
10,664
26,896
21,079
562.622
632,371
1,163,010
3,300
4,250
100
0

125,000
22,000

3

5

0
0

0

6,989
0
1,000

15

16,500

20

0

0

4

16,000

7
67
2

3
7
10

3
0

60

8,000

4,200
0
0
0

2,500

321,800
0

5
4
5
3
0
0

4

6
22

23
24

11

13
21

5

0
2
2
2
0
8

46,750

0
0
0
2

0
0
0
12,000

14
59

247,200
627,000

0
1
0

3,500
0

2
1
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
1
8

3,000
5,000
1,300
0

0

7
10
6

18
1

4
5
25
25
45

1 11 months only.

1,200

10,650
1,290
0
0

845
20,550
867,548
1,097,044
1,295,824
218,225
330,315
817,529
1,945

11

101
10

6,200

25

10,500
2,900

118

5,050
3,550
80,585
1,200

3,300
12,050
3,212
12,700
40,555
470
11,350
4,825
7,925
149,265
224,169
3,000
750
0
0

125,000
22,000

22

36
27
53
30
31
9
9
10

13
29
43
39
243
319
397
1
0
1
0
0
0

7,404
11,534
44,759
5,705
10,260
7,550
10,510
7,050
24,050
10,194
15,546
16,254
542,697
235,906
311,841
300

3

3
0
1

5
0

4
0

7
2
2
1
0
0
0
1

25
7
68
2

3
7
10

3
0

60
0
2
2

3
0
8
0
0
0
2

59
136

0
100

0
1
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

64

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued.

APPENDIX.

—

MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES—Continued

All building
construction
Year

State and city

New Jersey—Continued
Boonton..................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Bound Brook............................................. 1943
1944
1945
Bradley Beach___ ____________________
Bridgeton.___________________________
Brooklawn___________________________

B u r lin g t o n ............................................................. .......

Butler.......................................................
CaldwelL____________________________

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

Califon...................................................... 11943
1944
1945
•Camden..................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Cape May................................................. 1945

Number
of
buildings

9
0
20

39
36
46
6

29
103
238
40
68

15
11

13

1943
1944
1945
Dover................ ............... ....................... 1943
1944
1945
Dumont.............. ...................................... 1943
1944
1945

* In sample o f 257 cities.




13,650
31,210
95,395
581,350
16,645
110,730
3,850
6,295
6,894

977
878
24

12

18
18

85
329
374
534
4
7
8

27
28
57
173
168
260
167
67
169
14
10

28

0
0

$22,000

0
0

0
0

3

18,000

1
0

3,200
11,500
563,749
3,000
26,900

0
0
0

0
0
0

255,300

1,000

3
3

5,500
190,000

2
12

480,725

0
0
0

10,500
42,985
72,282
343,689
763,180
2,747,542

2

42
3

32
12
2
1

0
0

0
0

0
0

3
24
29
30

$1,350
8,410
28,827
29,795

4

0
0
6

0
0

5
29
93

10,450
31,210
42,525
6,276
5,080
9,675
2,900
5,800
5,444

1
0

14
12

31
3
1

3
8

7
37

2,114
1,740
585,885

11

13
8
12
10
10

70
78
189
13

0
0
0

0
0
0

662,030
627,399
1,069,009
10,900

138

27,020
56,959
66,682
19,300
11,379
3,000
115
2,300
2,150

0
0

486,100
6,500
207,585

16
28
113
3

16,921
134,010
1,163,165
14,400

843
848

9
24
38
29
17
42

5,610
60,243
249,973
72,274
21,090
194,270
1,700
2,125
2,700

71
127
129
15

600
500
13,700
91,570
470,008
1,390,224

8

23,000

7

2
1

5,600

1
1

2,000

23,500
14,200
3,500
763,000

18,000
70,000

613,196
74,650
1,313,157
3,200
4,880
19,395

0

5,000
3,000
3,800

5
33
68
100
1
2

5
15
7

200

135
21,473
2,405
1,502
45,015
950
40,200
44,485

12

866

18

11
1
2

9
7
109
76
293
305
298

4,300
40,485
35,082
237,919
289,672
594,318

3
4

2,100

2
10

1,000

15
32
164
166
239

1,347
2,680
24,732
27,855
52,666
54,919
100,114

0

0

22
2
2

3

15,000

18

95

31

61

596,000
42,000
341,000

0
0
2
0
0

0
0
11,000
0
0

8

5

5,500

4

0
0

0
0

2
0

500
0

0

0

3

22,500

3

0
0
2
0
0

0
0

2

4
15

24,300

92

497,450

2,050
3,300
796
112,024
3,050
11,150
31,386

6,350
40,665
46,949
163,476
9,220
22,858
37,085

10

0
0

10

30
4
19
0
0

3
10

9
21
21

1 11 months only.

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

65,000
149,205
55,300
1,050

4
213
15
29

25
14
26
24

0
0
0

0
0
11,100

3

100
0

0
0
0

11,000

0
0

36,743
58,913
57,119
11,900
2,800
12,325
3,175
10,057
17,768

4
14

10,000

6

4

1

41,370
11,325
8,565
74,155
950
495
1,450

0

20,200

0

0

32,100
2,854
1,250
47,240

1,800
10,650
817,963
299,672
73,775

3
7

30,900
43,965
47,745
299,800
12,270
34,008
565,921

0

8
8

136

$42,850

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

13
15
7
13

1,200

4
3

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

5
14

0
1
1
2
6

1,450

9

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

0

2,300
6,482
25,473
8,885
46,434
90,870
123,616
95,119
159,599

5

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

1

0
0
2
21

0

29
33
61
170

4

32,630
117,202
327,755
156,574
181,674
252,570
2,865
5,625
27,850

1,850
17,450

11

0

19,200
9,000

118

0

17

0

4
213
15
29

1,165,051
767,909
2,439,759
36,300

3
15
0
10

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

4

0
0
0

1,021

New nonresidential
building

0
0

0
0
0

11
111

Demarest..................................................

0

55,450
11,264
30,077
95,035

10
0
10

Clementon................................................. 1945
Cliffside Park............................................. 1943
1945
•Clifton...................................................... 1943
1944
1945

Cranford township...................................... 1943
1944
1945
Cresskill................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Degi............................ ............................ 1943
1944
1945

$42,850

294,157
60,653
662,204
20,900
5,600
28,475
1,011,138
319,729
572,268

88

80
151
169
65
60
55

1943
1944
1945
Closter...................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Colling8wood.„........................................... 1943
1944
1945

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

85
236
17
18
42
23
32
50

Carlstadt................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Carteret.................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Clayton..................................................... 1943
1944
1945

Clinton......................................................

New residential
building

6,671
4,250
921,846
1,445
2,920
5,565

41
47
78

0
0

0

0

3

3,300

6

1,850
8,650

3

950

6
6

7

8

17
24
40
57

10,525
28,400
50,311
1,755
1,960
2,830

9
4
1

3
60
2

115

2

42
3

3
21

42
12
2
1

5
2
1
6

4
1

140
0
1
1
2
6

3
28
0

3
220
10

61
0
0
2
0
0

5
0
0

3
0
0
2
0
0

92

65

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943, 1944, and 1945— Continued.
MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES-Continoed
All building
construction

New residential
building

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

Year

State and city

Number
of
buildings

New Jersey—Continued
Dunellen---------------------------- --------------

1943
1944
1945
East Newark.------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
♦East Orange.-------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
East Rutherford.--------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Eatontown.---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
East Paterson________________________

Edgewater.---------------------------------- ----Egg Harbor City.......................................
'"Elizabeth------------------------------------------

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

83
31
68

23
44
32
676
715
881
112

109
179
46
58
110

30
45
102

36
25
21

7
14
71
373
223
306

1944
*1945
1943
1944
1945
.. ----- 1943
1944
l 1945

15
3
83
117
159

1943
1944
1945
Fairlawn.— .............................................. 1943
1944
1945
Fairview.------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

6

Emerson.____________________________
Englewood.__________________________
Englewood Cliffs.___________

Essex Fells.__________________________

20

3
14
3
11

91
129
324
65
86

97

Valuation

$115,667
45,010
46,575
12,950
22,750
21,350
548,963
450,873
850,260
665,086
77,073
719,712
82,565
40,168
152,720
41,933
25,721
90,653
84,326
131,206
117,164
1,575
7,693
54,352
779,794
541,983
848,749
11,759
17,000
56,842
138,416
389,400
8,430
600
40,400
3,100
5,500
30,650
188,110
149,047
672,932
52,665
62,697
252,685
244,250
2,500

Fanwood................................................... 1945
Far Hills...................
........................... 1943
1944
1945
Flemington-------------------------------- ------- 1943
1944
1945

56
4
28
27
25

3,950
20,240
65,338
237,600

Florham Park------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Fort Lee.------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Franklin Lakes_________________ _____ 1943
1944

6
6

27
25
50
90
5

3,150
3,300
79,750
15,869
78,658
165,679
5,500
11,400

1943
1944
1945
Garfield_____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Garwood____ ________________________ 1943
1944
1945

14
13
16
244
264
231
74
16
26

26,900
25,950
38,900
130,344
233,430
328,051
415,596
23,674
83,245

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

94
139
125

26,510
51,573
78,349
10,135
5,544
65,169

Freehold.____________________________

Glassboro.___________________________
Glen Ridge----------------------------------------

* In sample of 257 cities.

New nonresidential
building

1
0

2

20
20

58

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.




0

Number
of
buildings

16
1
2
0
0
0
2
0
2

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

$100,000
4,500

21

11,100
0
0
0

21
0
1
0

132,000
0

5

13
18

16,000

22

2
0

8,000
0

23

419,000

38
28
45

0
0

0
0

3
7

12,500
21,600
5,975
50,000

46

0
0
0

3

8

13
0
0
0
2
0
0

55

350
0
0

383,500

0

0

13

92,000

1

10

9
15
9
6

2
1
2

4
7
46
35
72

Valuation

$1,245
790
12,180
0
6,000
0

8,425
22,925
59,135
546,876
11,656
235,760
15,200
11,645
61,400
9,610
1,600
12,685
26,500
140
48,200
375
2,345
6,100

143,285
255,3.55
406,212
3,950

3

3,500
17,000

6
0

0
0

0
0

9

73,000

17
15
30

7,205
30,745
130,850

0
0

0
0

6,000
0

4

30,000

11
0
6

0
0
1
2
2

0
0
8,000

1
0
2

6,600
6,500
500,900

14
29
51
4

109
0
0

0

5,700
450
0

10
10

1,600
149,960
26,725
87,375
800
14,400
153,250

0
0
0

0
0
0

5

0
0
21,000

48

240,050

0
0
1

0
0
2,000

5
4

20
20

2

3,590
15,700
9,500

1,950
14,150
42,688

17

222,000

0
0

0
0

350

14

70,000
4,200
7,000
74,900
5,500
11,400

1
0
6
2

1
1
12
2

5
1
0
2
0
0
8

48

3

5
8
0
0

4,000

11

0

5
9

10,500
0
0

8
11

49,000
374,000

36

0

0

3

21,400

11
2
10

4
9

2,650
13,000
12,500

24

0
0
0

3

10
0
0
0

15
12
1
2

1 11 months only.

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

46
25
45
23
43
32
661
697
857

$14,422
39,720
23,295
12,950
16,750
21,350
408,538
427,948
775,125

72
81

110,210

111

36
49
92
14
31
43
34
24
18
3
10

64
272
188
221
8
0
66
102
120

9
3
4
5
3
8

75
98
164
61
76
82

65,417
64,952
67,365
28,523
78,820
10,723
18,146
27,968
57,826
131,066
68,964
850
5,348
48,252
253,009
286,628
350,537
4,309
0

49,637
107,671
185,550
2,430
600
4,700
2,650
5,500
21,050
31,550
115,822
84,657
51,865
48,297
78,435

32
1
2
0
0
0

61
0
2

4
0

114
0
0

5
7
8
12
0
0
0
2
0
0

114
0

13
1

3
0
0

9
0
0

4
0
0
1
2
2

109
0
0

5

8
1
0
0

4,200
2,500

3
3

2,500
6,950

6

6,100

2

5

0
0

0
0

5,700
364
41,550
29,500

44
70

2,800
3,300
4,050
11,305
30,108
61,279

0
0

0
0

0
0

17,700
17,450
23,900
30,580
87,450
135,375
26,368
10,300
19,400

2
8

5
236
253
187
15
14
13

5,200
8,500
4,500
99,764
145,980
143,676
15,228
13,374
42,445

2,985
5,260
24,425
195
1,550
1,175

75
118
91
19
18
55

20,875
33,313
41,424
9,940
3,994
63,994

0

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

6

7
22

48
0
0
1

7
5

14
1
1
12
2

5
1
0
2
0
0
8

94
0

3
4
8
10
0
0
0

66

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued.
MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES-Continued
All building
construction

New residential
building

Year

State and city

Number
of
buildings

New Jersey—Continued
Glen Rock.................................................

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

1943
*1945

38
44

$7,338
205,000

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

189
237
244
285
421
465
151
185
204

69,447
124,627
128,698
146,917
301,014
1,226,475
54,592
118,105
117,605

1943
1944
1945
_____ 1943
Halpdnn
..... ___ _____
1944
1945
Harrington Park.______________ _______ 1943
1944
1945

24
13
143
42
28
49
17

4,250
2,900
75,559
18,264
14^225
79,065
6,960
5,025
16,000

Harrison.................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Hasbrouck Heights..................................... 1943
1944
1945
Haworth_____________________________ 1943
1945

86

Gloucester City---------------------------------Hackensack...............................................
Haddonfield---------------------------------------

Haddon Heights.______________________

6
11

7

822,100
591,660
507,315
226,059
54,341
197,327
750
9,275

154
262
334

49,129
108,023
178,790

0
2

0
200

3
29
91
74

900
13,285
403,345
163,053

........ ........ 1944
1945
Hightstown---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Hillside______________________________ 1943
1944
1945

31
40

9,655
29,665

1

2,000

5
42
37
71

5,800
24,500
12,137
15,754
70,256

Hillside township______________________ 1943
1944
1945
♦Hoboken____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Interlaken----------------------------------------- 1943
1944

174
131
189
638
646
659

354,485
673,050
1,050,008
2,189,891
481,201
681,829

1

200

3

975

♦Irvington____________________________

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

174
198
227
279
377
415
269
451
554

1943
1944
1945
Keyport----------------------------------- --------- 1943
1944
1945
Laurel Springs._______________________ 1943
1944
1945

Hawthorne___________________________ 1943
1944
1945
____ 1943
High Bridge._________________
1944
1945
Highland Park------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Highlands.......

............. .

♦Jersey City---------------------------------------♦Kearny._____________________________

Kenilworth___ ______________________

Lawnsidfi .

* In sample o f 257 cities.




Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

1943
1944
1945

76
81
101

91
90
2

8

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Valuation

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

0

0

44

$205,000

9

$2,795

29

$4,543

0

0

0

0

0

44

2
2

6,500
2,500
9,000

11
11
21

176
224

60,847
79,077
81,248
140,615
224,056
340,905
53,417
115,875
92,465

3
0
0

0
0

70

363,500

0
0
1

9,000

0
0

13
22

39
13
6
20

0
0

0
0

3

24,300

0
0
0
0
0
2

0
0
0
0
0

10

9,500

5

0
0
0

0
0
0

40
18
19

6
1
10
8

3
7
1

2,100

43,050
38,450
6,302
76,958
522,070
1,175
2,230
16,140

220

272
399
356
138
179
183

500
400

18

8,200

130
34
25
39

1,007
565
31,665
1,440
750
3,100

12

10

5
4

0
0

70
0
0
1

3,750
2,500
43,059
17,257
13,660
47,400
5,520
4,275
3,400

0
0

0
0
0

3
o
0
0
0
0
1

0
0

1
2

5

57,630
221,610
49,610
20,609
35,401
43,677
500
7,975

0

0

3

15,500
33,540

23
14
41

15,220
21,259
30,970

131
245
285

33,909
71,264
114,280

0
1

0

0
1
0

0

150

24
42
44

9,035
22,460
29,402

25

7 105
13*240

j
7

2,000

0
0
1
0
1

34
1
10
0
0

8
0
0
0
1

203,000
13,000
83,000

0
0
0

6

9
9

21

2,900
376,000
107,400

3
4
9
9

1

1,400

5

12,100
0
0

11
0
2

40

7
0
0
1
0
1

4

5,000
0

3,000
27,500

16
34
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

631,299
971,315
516,570
1,683,438
1,208,602
1,295,073
444,695
1,277,871
2,904,576

20

486,400
784,500
77,300

15

115,000
94,500

0

0

31
91
25
18
44
35
36
61

7,782
141,422
36,200
18,925
75,150
12,517
12,407
20,999

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

5

19,000

0
0
0

0
0
0

13
39
37

18 425
45,998
33,347

11

18,300
34^900
27,952

11

19
9
0
1
0
0
2

15
13

0
1,000
0
0

50
900
1,350
4,885
26,251
1,150
4,325
0

46
58
62
61
81
71

2
2

3

764,470
370,050
457,705
2,450
5,940
70,650
250
1,300

77,000
435,000
227,100

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

Number
of
buildings

1

22
1

0

67
1
10
0
0
0

3
8
0
0
0
0

107
21

4
7
4
13

1,800
10,500
1,550
* 795
9,050

3
3
35
32
54

4,000
9,000
10,587
11,959
33,706

74
15
35
14
5
4

225,458
98,200
642,025
1,283,610
43,450
156,900

89
624
641
655

52,027
139,850
180,883
906,281
437,751
. 524,929

0
1

500

1
2

475

17,110
35,600
164,850
1,205,719
280,361
301,600
112,298
730,115
2,265,050

132
160
173
253
337
382
240
415
492

127,789
151,215
274,420
477,719
927,241
993,473
332,397
432,756
545,026

182
246
13

0
0

0

0

31
71

0
0

13
30
32
35
54

7,782
40,447
10,450
9,725
21,750
12,057
12,157
17,599

o
L
18
18

8,173
4,735

22

19
45
26
39
33
29
34
47
0
0
20

5
5
9
3
1

7

0

100,975
25,750
9,200
34,400
460
250
3,400

q

Q

6
6

2,925
660

* 11 months only.

100
120

20

200

115

4
22

160
34
0
0
0
0
0

0
1
0
0
1

15

o
o
0

5

0
0
0
11

15
13

67

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued.
MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES—Continued

Year

State and city

New Jersey—Continued
T/eopia. ..... ..... ..................

Linden------------------------------Lindenwold-------------------------

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

Number
of
buildings

25
27
55
14
23
29
273
211

319
66

74
82
0

Valuation

$9,215

Number
of
buildings

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0
0

0
0

259,227
5,395
13,830
23,265

25

$231,684

0
1
0

2,400

924,600
1,973,217
1,268,421
14,492
18,851
37,576

117
56
87

372,500
185,800
434,250

3

8,500

0

0
1
0

0
2,000
0

0
0
2
0
1
8

0
0

12,101

0
0

0
0

0
0

15
70

21,560
65,095

31
33
71

35
33

18,440
13,555
66,706
5,250
18,222
90,726
846,850
130,342
161,350

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

138
137
213
236
238
177
35
37
55

577,237
143,588
394^333
144,441
475,049
193,670
18,017
30,933
92,483

49

3
5

9,658
49,000

1943
1944
1945
M a iH u u p ia .il .
...............
1943
1944
1945
1943
Manville.---------------------------1944
*1945
1943
Maplewood township....... .........—
1944
1945
Mfirffftta Citv_______________
1945
__ ___ 1945
Matawfin .... __

110
68

0
0
1
0
2

0
0

124
153
184
70
44

37,090
23,235
21,052
27,358
41,694
296,090
869,275
19,340
82,037
47,405
113,284
267,154
160,930
43,566

Mfivwond. ___________________ __ ___ 1943
1944
1945
Merchant-villa
1943
1944
1945
1943
Metu”hen
1944
1945

107
137
186
53
47
78
13
15
65

26,627
36,516
168,157
45,354
27,148
30,890
16,755
309,608
260,067

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

109

1943
1944
1945
1943
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

Lodi----------------------------------

T.yndlpirflt. township
Modinnn

Mfignnlift.....

............ ........ ...

M id d la sa x

Midland Park.
MillhlirP to w n s h ip

Millfown

.................

M o n m o u th I W c h
♦ M n n tn la ir

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

________________________

Montvfila

* In sample of 257 cities.

12

19
28
122

51
111

143
252
371
87
88

0

108
0
8

36,700

12
1

35
7
0

34
340
0
10
0
0

0

444,393
41,690
99,050
4,000
200,000

42,000
0

4,500
0

2,600
183,435
829,650
0

43,300
0
0

5
25
4

54,860
139,500
8,500

0
0

0
0

16
2
0
0

5
0

90,300
9,882
0
0

13,300
0

1
0
6
1

$8,915
12,101

0
0

71
50

436,004
1,668,307
552,796
2,859
3,370
9,016

85
105
144
45
56
53

116,096
119,110
281,375
11,633
15,481
20,060

132
57
87

0

0

14,450
26,975

0
10

0

4

0
1
0

88
21

18
26
8
10

12,550
100

6,340
7,575
28,550
1,350
1,711
5,600
58,450
74,672
32,800

62
21

5,110
38,120
12,100

60
0
1
0

0
0

3

0
0
2
0
1
8

27
17

5,980
31,856
3,900
14,111
17,151
18,800
55,670
91,850

67
99
125
194
177
132
18
19
30

98,587
94,174
141,429
111,505
172,119
93,250
14,150
15,225
28,983

239
26
42

20

34,257
7,724
153,854
28,936
102,930
58,420
3,867
6,050
14,500

7

8,450

103

0
2
2

0
1,000

28,640
23,235
15,552
26,658
37,134
112,655
3,990
8,540
13,115
45,755
74,659
102,409
21,430
13,366

0
0
1
0
2

14
27
8
6
8

4
8
8
22

26
54
41
26
38
17
15

3
0

700
1,960
0

18

35,635
10,800
25,622
1,650
38,625
109,885

0

0

15

21,700

9

3,514
7,643
34,101
12,290

16
19
26
4
12

8

18
2
0
0
2
2
21

200,000
12,000

11

75
107
69
133
89
67
118

1
0
2
11
0
0

3,500

21

8,050
57,600

19

211,050

18
9
24

4,020
1,570
24,585

0
0

0

0

336
318
426

234,057
169,055
427,419

25
31
41

6,715
10,035
24,010

15
39
15
31
35

0
0

1,050
1,660
37,468
24,650
21,300
42,500
3,811
11,394
44,800
6,222

8
20

747
140,570

0
0

10

3

9,500

0
0
0

0
0
0

10
0

1,630
355
6,575

5

45,500

22

0
0
2

0
0

17

10,400

24
27
24
13
17
22

50
3

0
0

0

2,700
10,050

276,807
84,499
101,922
16,374
41,908
151,885
30,414
41,334
445,060

0

$300

Valuation

5
7

58,500

86

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

14,993
5,295
8,730
13,215

15

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.




6,300
2,400
67,975
769,600

34

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

All building
construction

3
14
7

11
11

111 months only.

19
42
4
12
12
10

68

48
109
138
218
15
68

52
120

141
161
45
25
98
129
152
49
47
78
6

13
29
48
68

53
68

52
91
54
59
79

23,113
28,873
43,756
23,182
27,148
30,890
2,405
307,948
164,099

216
0
8

1

52
7
0
2

5

32
375
0
10
0
0

5
25
3
0
0

16
5
0
0
6
0

31

52,157
51,199
55,922
12,563
22,464
49,485
24,192
40,587
93,440

50
3

2,390
1,215
8,510

0
0

0

1
0
2
10
0
0

19

0

8
6
11
0

5,648
2,448
30,655

322
311
399

228,409
166,607
351,264

0
0
0
6

2,075
2,820
3,255

8
20

4,640
7,215
10,355

0
0
2

28

3

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

68

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued.

APPENDIX.

—

M I D D L E A T L A N T IC S T A T E S -C o n tin u e d

All building
construction

New residential
building

Number
of
buildings

New Jersey—Continued
Moonachie................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Morris Plains......... ................................... 1943
1944
1945

16

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$11,025
9,375
10,270

4

20,050

1
1
0
0
0
1

58
80
99
15
13

0
0
0
0
0
1
0
2
1

8

27
0
0

0
0

1943
1944
1945
Mountain Lakes......................................... 1943
1944
1945
Mount Ephraim................ ........................ 1943
1944
1945

55
70
80

38,079
32,287
97,136
16,500
58,940
26,045
16,147
29,848
146,795

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

19
180
32
837
768
1,328
148
126
219

16,300
78,344
20,800
5,708,727
2,751,491
6,318,591
162,755
194,894
1,249,824

1943
1945
New Providence......................................... 1943
1944
1945
Newton______ ______________________ 1943
1945

18
95
27
17
25

4,830
179,541
7,465
7,270
103,900

0
2

13,500

North Arlington......................................... 1943
1944
1945
North Bergen township... ........................... 1943
1944
1945
North CaldwelL. ..................................... 1943
1944
1945

43
91
123
340
419
513

— .................................... 1943
1944
1945
North Haledon.......................................... 1943
1944
1945
North Plainfield......................................... 1943
1944
1945

22

Morristown__________________________

Neptune township........ .............................
•Newark.....................................................
•New Brunswick.........................................

New Milford................ .............................

Northfield—

Northvale.................................................. 1943
1944
North Wildwood.......... .............................. 1945
Norwood................................................... 1943
1944
1945

10

20

29
24
42
74
75
68

90
74
66

56
0

3
153
14
7

5,735
31,281
36,301
56,625
31,705
98,215
52,046
116,181
160,355
0
10,000

69,362
6,300
6,900
35,800

$3,375
600
850

5,500

3

0
0
0
0
0

3
5

15,000

4

0

1

200

7,000
13,000

5
8

1,250
102,950

3
3

3,600
2,900
0

34
9
288
28
4
67

173,500
78,350
1,504,770
68,600

10

51,840
795

5
5
54
63
71

0
0
0
0
0
1
0
2
1

3,000
56,544
14,650
1,628,953
1,857,763
3,030,346
49,365
106,959
144,258

3
3

6

33
7
79
71
126

9
14

0
0

0
0

688

914
98
100
120

3

3,055
14,711
2,940
3,500
1,700

0
0

0
2

13,500

37
49
62
328
410
492

10

42
7
8

8

0
0
8,000

1

1,200

21

3
9
43
15
23
16

3,347
3,100
24,555
3,220
10,835
10,065
11,050
51,505

39
62
27
50
55
56
45

6

9
29

0
0
0
0
0
1

0
0
0
0
0

0
2
6
0
1

10

144
25
724

7,000

0

481,000
90,700

15
19

7
6

2,415
1,923
15,020
60,800
61,500
326,600
1,350
2,790
6,050

0

33
32

12
2

9,700
18,900
6,150
3,906,274
815,378
1,783,475
44,790
76,835
738,566

45,500

20

3
5
3

0
0

1,775
11,030
4,525
3,770
56,700

8

27

0
0

15,500
13,000
64,600
8,500
79,500
83,200
0

6,500
12,800
0

53,400

2
0
1

14,000

243
274
0
0
1

16,000

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

10,200

8

37,154
30,613
95,836
6,300
7,100
10,250
15,947
21,598
30,845

0

17

0
0

55
75
98

153,800

14,000
7,850
12,975
42,730
464,508
167,798
533,604

21
200

5

925
1,674
1,300

1

0
0
8
0
0

0
0
0

4
23

0
0
0

32

0
0
0

2

0
0
0

367,000

325,400
296,000
317,950

69
64
158
799

14,550

1
1
0
0
0
1

22
22

3

221

$3,450
5,775
9,420

26

0
0

0

4
6

4,000
31,800
299,000

0
12

50,000

0
0
1

16,000

0

0
0

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

25

11,100

34
13
26

Oceanport.................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Oradell......... .............;.............................. 1945
•Orange...................................................... 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

13,108
496,108
138,465
352,567
245,969
505,946
3,928
9,048
17,510

8
1
2
0
0

0

0

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0
0
0

$4,200
3,000

379,703
405,453
886,061
23,175
25,717
68,693
479,469

20

217
142

Palisades Park------------------------------------

0

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

5,200
13,400

1943
1944
1945
Oaklyn...................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Ocean City---------------------------------------- 1945
Nutley......................................................




Additions, alterations,
and repairs

Year

State and city

* In sample of 257 cities.

New nonresidential
building

12

9
21
8

7

6

17
0
1
1

5
4

0

3,500
1,000

12
22

15

0

10,693
13,185
32,745
291,767
184,469
179,346
2,578
6,258
4,460

0

70
29
298
28
4
67
0

26
0
0
8
0
0
0

217
33
0
0

0

0
0
1

4,535
27,934
25,201
16,570
15,485
22,780
33,481
25,631
25,650

3
14
23

0
0

0
0

0
2

146
9

55,562
5,050
400
7,550

0
1

20

10

1,250
1,300
14,850

37
27
52
3
3
3
48

4,800
27,145
373,555
600
500
8,475
59,224

146

0
0
2

2

7

0
0

3
5
3
12

7
3
101

61
155
734

49,503
82,308
194,556
22,575
25,217
60,218
366,845

0
0

0

0

4

5
15
14
38

800
2,780
47,710
44,735
315,865

20
12

179
229
224

7,850
8,175
8,150
117,798
123,063
167,739

10
0
1

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

102

143
66

92
78
0
0
0

18

4
94
0
12
0
0

4

69

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued.
MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES-Continued

State and city

New Jersey-Continued
Palmyra....................................................

Year

Number
of
buildings

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

68

$63,850
40,775
51,441
9,845
54,911

♦Passaic--------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
♦Paterson.___— ----------------- --------------- 1943
1944
1945
Paulsboro.----------------------------------------- 11943
1944
1945

395
413
545
625
880
1,293
52
52
47

403,554
446,409
1,300,488
810,855
1,284,395
1,535,051
84,147
35,806
62,580

Peapack-Gladstone.____________________ 1943
1944
1945
Pennsauken township................................. 1943
1944
Penns Grove— .
------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

13
395
307
50
55
71

26,625
357,459
146,038
15,468
70,600
59,610

1943
1944
1945
Phillipsburg........ ..... .............................. 1943
1944
1945
Pine Hill----------------------- ------------------- 1944
1945

206
139
156
18
32
48

817,047
1,050,209
892,857
5,200
225,235
87,125
5,968
24,677

Pitman...................................................... 1943
1944
1945
♦Plainfield---------------------------- ------------- 1943
1944
1945
Pleasantville.------------------- ------------------ 1943
1944
1945

44
74
108
367
298
284
42
80
213

15,966
31,095
95,766
1,074,556
1,294,045
1,023,162.
9,810
19,183
107,302

Point Pleasant--------------------------- --------- 1943
1944
1945
Point Pleasant Beach................................. 1945
Pompton Lakes........ ................................. 1943
1944
1945

9
32

4,600
22,900

68

101,200

44
35
32
62

109,810
20,870
54,990
200,785

Princeton......................... ......................... 1943
1944
1945
Prospect Park.................... ....................... 1943
1944
1945
Rahway-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

28
34
48
69
72
74
245
317
381

27,207
85,087
183,827
24,283
32,415
41,054
335,271
138,056
619,459

Ramsey-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Red Bank------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Ridgefield— ------------------------- -------- 1943
1944
1945

35
38
43
39
51
109
153
151
116

9,805
12,280
36,193
112,853
76,184
539,894
43,202
124,615
229,817

1943
1944
1945
Ridgewood.---------------- ----------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Ringwood--------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

95
119
171

35,369
57,853
454,886
103,421
110,837
382,933

Park Ridge--------

— ............................

1943
1944
1945
1943
1945

♦Perth Amboy-------------------------------------

Ridgefield Park.™ _________ .. -----

73
86

78
64

0
0

10
21

221

215
313
0

0

16
46

6,574
31,305

* In. sample of 257 cities. See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.




0
0

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

7

$35,000

0
0
0

0
0
0

62,840
123,942
264,535
143,845
575,222
391,799
700
1,175
34,650

350
397
505
547
836
1,203
23
44
28

205,764
322,467
626,953
549,060
693,223
1,117,252
5,447
3&31
14?30

48

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

4
41
19

2,150
7,361
8,271
50
9,500
18,700

9
311
285
49
42
62

24,475
95,398
131,867
15,418
41,925
32,610

0
0
0

241,947
641,574
686,803

84
81
78
4
3
4

86,300
398,635
182,754

1

24

134,950

21

1

0

2,000

4

13,000

0
0
0

0
0
0

43
3

254,700
5,900

0
11

0

5

19,175
8,300

90

488,800

1
6
2
1
1
0
2

16
36
48
40
85
3
7
15

1
2

4

23,300
3,000
5,000
4,000

32
57
72
4
17
13

0

12

10,000

4,200

13
4

0
0

0
0

4
108
28

15,500
578,800
38,000
190,500

13
51
81
39

0
0
0

0
0
0

2
2

1,000

6
11
12
11
12

8

1
11

6

3

1,000

205,185
82,025
2,175
8,615
1,150

68

1,750
8,750
7,200
27,380
14,445
34,350
36,450

15,050
1,100

3,793
11,862
14,816
29,095
68,716
157,664
478,751
316,556
6,810
18,583
89,402

23
23
41

10,525
7,520
25,545
395,304

27
32
40
69
72
70
161
294
312

27,082
84,787
102,627
24,283
32,415
30,529
76,751
112,511
153,155

24
23
17
14

7,680
2,534
9,240
2,488
2,270
65,325
13,395
48,505
98,950

5
23
25
24
40
53
130
134
98

2,125
6,946
20,213
20,365
73,914
71,969
29,807
76,110
105,867

17,000
1,050
3,500
131,380

5
3
40
16
16
34

575
5,600
352,590
5,945
18,075
61,127

90
116
129
204
198
266

34,794
52,253
85,296
96,426
89,262
190,426

0
0

0
8

0

0
8
21

4,680
8,655

7
13

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

1
2
8
0
0

125
300
81,200

43

251,000

4
41
23
50
30
14
15

0

0

19

71,000
0

3
4

2,800
6,740
90,000

0

0

32

402,600

0
0

0
0

4

25,000

0
0
12

210

1,200

1,850
6,900
16,400
30,630
6,425
13,240
118,835

7,400
45,500

13

40
91
208
209
217
40
78

0
2
8

0
0
2
1
1

33

2,000

7,250
77,600
51,800

0
1

20

11,550
338,092
777,294
516,106
3,000
600
17,900

32
13

0

0
0

18,100

7

$27,750
38,875
30,591
9,770
27,431

4

409,000
117,950
15,950
26,000
78,000

Valuation

60
83
73
63
60

3
5

23,400

0

Number
.o f
buildings

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

$1,100
1,900
20,850
75
4,080

6

4

4
30
4
5
26

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

All building
construction

11
11

13

1 11 months only.

0
0

1,894
4,550

2
10

24
20

0

0
0
0

4
0
88

30
4
5
26
1

4

80
3
0
11

7
182
0
6
2
1
1
0
2
0
0

4
206
7
28
0
0
0
1
11

32
13
0
2
8
0
0
0
0
0
0

75
0

19
0
1

3
36
0

123
0
0
6
0
0
2
1
1

13
0
0
12

70

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued.

APPENDIX.

—

MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES-Continued
All building
construction

New residential

Number
of
buildings

New Jersey—Continued

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

Valuation

29

$9,320
23^085
18,912
8,550
8,985
15,100
106,778
17,055
43,380

__________ ___ 1943
1944
1945
Roselle Park*------------------------------------- 1944
W
1945
Rumson_____________________________ 1943
1944
1945

82
81
150
29
40
65
31
46

327,603
107,380
430,692
30,875
64,300
64,740
22,975
104,050

1943
1944
1945
Rutherford___________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Sea Bright___________________________ 1943
1944
1945

70
50
71
73

88,713
15386
65,612
33,037
75,799
201,005
13,750

________________

Rivervale___________________________
Rockaway-----------------------------------------

R o s a lia

.....

R n n n a m a d a __________ _________ _______ _________

1943
1944
1945
Sea Isle City.-------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Secaucus.------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

Sea Girt.____________________________

1943
1944
1945
Somerdale___________________________ 1944
1945
Somers Point._________________________ 1943
1945

Shewsbury.__________________________

8
12

15
29
17
29
68
22

100

139
7
5
9
7
13
34
22
202

217
25
14
27
21

17
21
20

32
11

51

2,200

8,275
5,875
10,090
28,035
10,972
211,045
154,082
20,700
41,325
122,650
31,378
58,341
135,956
9,880
13,240
5,058
16,075

Number
of
buildings

1
1
0
0
1
1

32
1

7
14

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$5,000
12,565
0
0

4,500
4,700
96,000
4,500
14,640

1
0
0
22

262,700
52,000
304,200

23

0

20

11,000

35

73,395

0

1

11,000

7
32

5

44,000
11,500
800
29,500

7,900
11,365
9,625
44,900

28

79,900

9
5
19
5
9
19

7
3
1

0
6
0
1

9
0
0
1
1
0
2
0

3
17
1
1

3
4
3
2
1
1
1
0

0

19,100
0

7,000
97,000
0
0

3,500
4,000
0

12,500
0

1,850
41,300
2,500
4,500
17,000

8

16

1
1
2
0
0
1

3
5
14
10
8

14

11

3

0

0

0

352,800

11

6,000

17
16

3,500
480,694
231,359
285

4
11

105,000

South Plainfield----------------------------------- 1943
South River.--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Spring Lake._________________________ 1943
1944
1945

103
33
13
61
59
117
129

99,783
46,532
9,035
133,108
38,691
61,269
202,007

1
10
1

3

5,000
40,000
3,000
30,000

0
0
0

0
0
0

1943
1944
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

1
1

0
0
0
1
11
0
0
0

0
0
0

102
0
0
0

500
500
68,458
45,455
807,240

5,000
80,500

Teaneck township-------------------------------- 1945
1943
Tenafly.________
1944
1945
Totowa._____________________________ 1943
1944
1945

29
60
81
96
92
95
126

27

141,585

1

0
0
20
0
0

0
0

119,291

7
9

3

10,400

Stanhope____________________________
Summit_____________________________
Sussex.______________________________

220

44
48

0
0
0

142,765
28,143
58,568
197,634
56,375
64,157
128,973

1
6
1
0
8
0
0

0
0

450
675
2,270
33,645
11,050
32,700
93,350
3,680
3,300
74,135
725
6,560
1,250

7
4

9

South Orange-------------------------------------

62
90
37
69
105
192

1,105
1,500
28,900
1,350
17,775
17,038
500
900
1,600

10,048
11,375
5,000
3,500
500
600

289

South Belmar-------------------------------------

102

0
0

35,984

6

40

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

$500

7

20

18

54

10

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

6,700
3,085
7,725
4,718
1,655
18,800

13

382,433
514,549
635,617
7,898
15,086
48,069
51,236
108,688
299,591

Somerville___________________________




Additions, alterations,
and repairs

Year

State and city

R iv e r t o n

New nonresidential
building

b u ild in g

41,000
1,000
0

29,300
0
0

0
0
0

0
0

1
0
0

0
0

19
3
9

4,664
1,848
64,037

44

68,118
3,460
695
78,940
150
400

8

3
12
1
2
2

101,200

500

6
11

15
7
3
8

18
15
15
45
51
61
28
26
30
22

25
33
45
46
68

90
111
6

4
6
6

13
31
19
194
186
14
5
10

Valuation

$3,820
10,520
18,912
1,850
1,400
2,675
6,060
10,900
9,940

1,875
10,090
15,085
10,297
206,925
79,137
7,150
4,125
12,300

1
0
2
0

0

7
3
1
8

0
6
0
1
10
0
0
1

3
20
1
0

3
4
3

35
69
97
173
217
271

26,133
27,855
363,258
6,613
15,086
18,769
46,572
106,840
130,554

120
1
6
1
0
8
0
0

58
15
9
46
58
115
127

26,665
3,072
5,340
24,168
38,541
60,869
100,807

1
10
1
2
0
0
0

0

0
0
0
1
11
0
0
0

15
20

7
51
51
44
68

38
37
74

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

100

1

7,700

53
72
70

1,080
20,443
38,366
44,293
17,885
20,042
46,199

4

10

54

17,650
43,666
56,821
5,655
6,180
3,208
16,075

10
10
8

1,798
6,980
599,750

12
22

1

7

28

17

34,050
38,490
44,115
72,374

32

7,708
14,386
17,612
31,687
51,024
86,967
13,250
1,300
3,175

500
66,660
33,475
126,990

6

0
0
1
1

60

0
1

20,202

3
9

28,919
44,380
53,097
19,875
12,400
41,875
12,550
29,650

0

1
0
6
10

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

88

83
101

2
1
1
1
0

9

59
0
0

19
0
0

3

71

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued.
MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES-Continued
All building
construction
Year

State and city

Number
of
buildings

New Jersey—Continued
♦Trenton--------------------------------------------

1943
1944
1945
Union Beach.............................................. 1945
1943
1944
1945

1943
1944
1945
Ventnor city.------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Verfma-.......... ..........— - ___ _________ 1943
1944
1945
Union township----------------------------------

Valuation

787
891
1,094
91
214
280
420

$1,541,848
927,026
2,132,105
27,101
87,206
369,605
428,019

236

448,979
322,460
1,932,880
37,437
114,858
244,723
28,427
72,099
123,160

201

378
157
430
664
51
65
70

112

63,158
22,840
268,751
820,306
183,698
164,999
20,985
13,845
69,365

_____ _______ 1943
1944
1945
...... ............... 1943
1944
1945
____ ______ 1943
1944
1945

26
31
40
184
164
162

5,117
30,470
83,562
105,806
103,254
83,366

0
1
0

4,000

1943
1945
rr„.
1943
1944
1945
...__________ *1943
1944
1945

16
25
76
63
90
14

•West New York---------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Orange
... ___ __ __ 1943
1944
1945
Paterson
... ____ 1943
1944
1945

92
142
158
129
114

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
Watching_______ __ _
Weehawkan township....
PTenrniah

_____

West Caldwell

__________

\^iMt.field
West Long Brfl.nnh

..... ______ ____________

Wffftville

Westwood___________________________
... -_ - _____

\Yi1HtoooH
\\Tnndhine

_____ ___________
township

^TnnriVktiry

^nndhiiry Heights
^nndJR.idge

Wnnristown

* In sample of 257 cities.

....

........

____________

1943
1944
1945
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

1943
1944
1945
r___ ..____ ______ 1943
1944
1945
____________ 1943
1944
1945
________________

57
71
67
66

79
108
53
28

22

35

201
88
86

96
11
12

73
48
138
173
280
1
0
8

0

4,800
80,350
37,370
78,371
117,725
9,315
11,094
43,875

15,655
9,595
251,175
781,700
128,875
54,725
7,740
3,475
29,075

39
44
30
53
62
89
36
19
76

47,503
10,345
9,576
36,106
37,823
89,574
10,445
5,970
28,390

0

8

2,950
10,345
10,367
100,906
72,454
64,616

3
91

269,200
17,800
611,100

33
39
81

29,985
199,175
1,098,055

0
0

0
0

0
0
0
21

0
0
0

5

40,300

0
0

0
0

5

48,100

0
2
2
1
2

0

4
1
2
2

2,900
8,000

2,500
17,000
20,700
2,800
4,400
11,900

0

0

4

18,000
57,200

10
0
0

0
0
1
0
0

7
1
0
11
1
0

3

0
0
0
0

4,000
0
0

58,000
2,500
0

55,700
3,500

13,000

24,000

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
1

2

0
0
0

0

5
5
9

2,075
4,250
885
54,430
19,475
3,840
900
18,100

8
11

7

22

4

0

0
0
0

40
14

0
0

2

182
162
155

0
0

66,550

1
0
0
0

7

2
2

166,500
0

269,800
81,700
248,660
700
2,500
10,300

23
16
29

12

0

0
11

13

66

55
68
6
20

18
90
134
147
89
100

158
65
66

62
5
3
59

2,650
8,700
7,565
38,825

1

100

5
25

133,835
123,475

1
0

25,000

4
163
159

7,350
63,560
269,319
421,646

4
82
67
138

6

1,010

4

13,500
41,576

110
110

6
8

101

11

0

1

14,200

4
3
23
13
17

0
2,000

0
1

7,600

1,150
34,650
57,500
47,739
49,160
10,335
7,602
3,460
9,720

18

14
14

7,000
0
0
0

$65,793
349,543
1,055,110
10,700

2,167
2,125
15,995
4,900
30,800
18,750

0
0

5,000

0
0

0

18
9
18

2
8
10

13

1
1
2

15
15
16
7
34

14

0
2,000
0

59

12

11,500

0
1
0

21

18
25
35

2

4,720
11,800
36,720
132,750
43,894
402,868
281,540

49

19
14

0

20,000

8,650
8,950
8,650
178,911
1,903,792
1,907,977

9

149,794
105,485
223,725
37,437
114,858
204,423
24,178
44,294
40,425

79
3
93

4,249
27,805
34,635

183
159
206
157
430
659
30
46
51

0

179,100
120,900

4
5

3,425
23,600

320

5

4
7
9
84
106
89
3

$456,517
575,483
1,003,495
15,501
87,206
190,505
307,119

0

20

2

1 11 months only.

Valuation

Number of
new famliy
dwelling
units

444
862
1,045
59
214
275
410

10

2,000

0
0
1
0
0
21
0

0

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0
0
0

1
0
0
0

$1,019,538

35,865
108,765
176,015
90,184
100,421
269,573
21,572
38,419
45,831

25,000

Number
.of
buildings

23
28
44
31

1

5

294
189
356
117
115
161

0

Valuation

73,500
900

320

9,450
401,752
396,184
790,211
46,080
109,836
138,933

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.




0

Number
of
buildings

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

0

500
1,400
1,800
145,523
1,844,450
1,841,249
0

225
7,500

21

137
168
251
0
0

0
0

0

2,725
18,100
33,985
23,941
42,550
1,975
10,194
14,275

1

13
1
0
0
0

0
0

5
0
0

5
2
2
1

3

5
1
2
2
0

4
10
0
0
0
0
1

0
0

7
1
0
11
1
0

3

34,715
74,115
113,515
42,445
51,261
92,738
13,970
21,959
16,111

0
0
1
0
0
21
0

2,070

0
1
0

1,100

29,155
27,375
43,794
269,033
134,065
0
0
2,100

4
5

14
0
0
12
0
0
0

68,392
45,165
119,905
44,370
93,836
87,057

80

61
93
70

8,150
550
6,850
33,388
59,342
52,528

0
1
0
0
0

0
1

0
1,200

0
1

5

8,500

3

148
3
2

6

21

56
1
1
2

2

72

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943, 1944, and 1945— Continued.
MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES-Continued

Year

State and city

New York:
Addison-----

Number
of
buildings

. . .......... ...... ................
__________

f

Akron___________

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

1943
1944
’ 1945
.... ............. 1943
1944
11945
1943
_______
1944
1945

Alden_______

_____

Amityville---------------------♦Amsterdam____ _____

Angola------------- ----- ---------- 1943
1944
'1945
Ardsley... -------------------------- -------------- 1943
1944
*1945
1943
Attica._______________ _______________
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
_________ 1943
1944
U945

♦Auburn.— ....................... ........................
Pj\hylnn
Baldwinsville.

_________

Batavia........ —

_ _____ .

Beacon...........................
♦Binghamton__

_____

™ ...............

____

„„

_______

Blasdell------------ ....

.„

Briarcliff Manor__________

_

Brightwaters._______ . .

Brockport____

_

Bronxville_____

_____

♦Buffalo ____

..

Canajoharie._ ... .

.

.. _

Canisteo.________ .
Cattaraugus.

.

..

Cazenovia~_

* In sample of 257 cities.




1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

_____

1943
1944
1945
_____ 1943
1944
1945
. _____ 1943
1944
1945

Valuation

0
0

0
0

4

$13,000
2,818
15,625
19,661
560,265
727,470
1,470,844

11

18
25
1,434
1,438
1,993
1
0

300

5
34
35
61

23,500
17,342
29,920
106,532
11,500
15,349
227,700

2

9
37
0
0
0
6
6

0

0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0

0
0

0
0

5

1,700

286
238
254
17
34
49
30
24
39

125,753
196,397
617,269
16,110
14,515
140,994
21,170
30,269
61,945

58
46

26,693
82,061
316,615
12,620
130,925
28,100
721,809
714,734
3,069,434

33
0
0
6
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
2

112

38
52
92
1,648
1,452
1,562
25

5
6

2,000

7
28
3
17
29
2,096
1,580
2,082

21,600
312,300
800
40,925
147,931
6,234,934
3,911,248
4,596,478

_______ 1943
1944
11945
. _____
!1943
1944
.... ------ 1943
1944
1945

0
1
0
0
0
1
0
2

1943
1944
1945

0
0
1
0
1
6
0
0
2

5,710
4,985
41,775

1943
1944
11945
... _____ 1943
1944
1945
.......... 1943
1944
1945

______

0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
10

27

12,525
6,875
500,690
10,487
4,498
26,000
500
780
33,300

___

Number
of
buildings

12

32
15
6

15
2
2

0
0
2

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

0

40,000
0
0
0

5,000
0

7,000
0
0

7,500

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0
0

$3,000
0
0
6,000
0
0

0
0

9
1
1
0
0
1

11

0
0

1
0

300

3
9

3
26

15,000
8,915
8,140
43,937
7,500
1,300
205,300

0
0
0

0
0
0

0

3,500
32,500
0
0

7,400
0
0
0
0
0
10,000
0
0
0
2,000
0

1
2

14

3.500

37,300
5,000
1,500
60,300
1,500
7,250
28,000

5

9
10

0
0

$9,000
2,418
10,025
8,906
103,365
92,561
42,100

14
15

9
2
1

0
0
2

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

96,900

1
0

17

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

All building
construction

0
0

45.600
2f,000
1,500
0
0

1,378
150,200

10

27
1

3

0
0
1

25
24
28
1
6

9
0
0
0

3

0
0

$1,000
400
5,600
4,755
456,900
634,909
1,331,844
0
0

5,000
8,427
18,280
30,095
4,000
14,049
15,000
0
0
0
1,110

0

6

3

13,750

23

4,985
18,025

0
0

0
0

4

1,600

0
0
1

0
0
100

21

33,705
85,610
391,525
2,620
8,845
56,850
1,860
2,860
7,995

264
224
204

90,048
110,787
188,444
8,490
4,170
23,844
17,810
20,159
25,950

7,415
60,365
189,575
1,790
117,000
4,000
245,670
72,982
1,808,568

41
33
54
31
49

14
41
7
19
13
8
8

14
17
13
49
6
2
6

115
68
110

16

36,000

13

0
0
6,000
0
0

10

0
0
0
0
0

4,600

1,423
1,424
1,968

dwelling
units

Valuation

0

0
0

5,500

0

0
0
1
2
8
10

6

4
7
0
1
2

4
5
11
0
2
2

468
51
107

40,000
3,109,661
274,500
681,350

226
207
354

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
1
0
0
0
1
0
2

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
2

11 months only.

8,775
1,650
459,090
5,730
2,098
3,700
0

300
22,000

1,400
19,400
304,850
0

12,500
4,631
1,473,521
2,344,616
1,302,467
0

40,000
0
0
0

5,000
0

7,000
0
0

7,500

8

14
19
21

14
20

86

1,533
1,383
1,419
9
6

13
5
2

7
2
1
2

Number of

0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
11
0
0
1
0
1
6
0
0

3
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
0

9
2
1

17
1
2

5

19,278
21,696
81,440
8,830
12,425
24,100
476,139
640,374
1,110,666

33

3,750
5,225
5,600
4,757
2,400
16,300
500
480
5,800

0
0
10
0
0
1
0
0
1

600

0
0
0
0
0
2

0
0

9

1
1
0
0
1

2
2

2,200

17
3
15
25
1,402
1,322
1,621

7,450
800
28,425
103,300
1,651,752
1,292,132
2,612,661

933
61
149

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0

o
0

73

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945—Continued.

APPENDIX.

MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES—Continued

State and city

New York—Continued
Cedarhurst.__________
Champlain-----------------

Cohoes---------------------Colonie______________
Corinth______________

Corning--------------------Coxsackie.____________
Croton-on-Hudson-------Depew---------------------Deposit_____________
Dobbs Ferry---------------

Dolgeville____________
Dunkirk_____________
East Aurora.__________

East Hampton..
East Rochester..
East RoCkaway.
East Syracuse....
Elmira.
Elmsford.

Endicott.
Fairport..
Falconer..

Farmingdale.__
Fayetteville...__
Floral Park..___

Frankfort.




Year

1943

1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

Number
of
buildings

4

Valuation

Valuation

$2,300
7,575
100,885

0
0

28

0
0

7

$69,000

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

1

700
5,150
23,225
109,567
1,860
13,000

0
0
2
0
1

4,700

8

15
18
317
2

3
0
2
2

0

5,000
6,000

22,312
29,526
175,626

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944

68

0

0

15

4,700

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1943
1944
1945

59
43
77

24,418
85,970
64,230
300
6,900
2,626
13,465
44,660

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

6
11

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943

Number
of
buildings

78
75
0
0

3

1

4
7
8

17

16
251
220

203
7
11

34
2
0

13
12

13
24
15

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

13
48
23
755
249
356

1943
1944
1945
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

105
99
158
43
37
9

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

18
17
33

1943

10
11

13

12
10

0
0

5,500

Number
of
buildings

$1,150
500
600

700
1,425
4,550
5,000
165

6,000

9,737

0
1
0

2,500
0

0

0

22

0
0
0

1,695
13,000
0

0
0
1
0
1

0
0

5,000

0
0
2
0
6

500

36
17
39

4,093
61,625
29,855

0

2,500

0
0
0
0
10,000

3

4,200
14,900
11,300
159,246
60,855
94,067
950
16,950
120,650

0
1
2
2
0
2
0
2

0

2

4

15,000

5,500

2
0

5,500

31,000
1,340
5,540
40,435
5,038

13

837,000
882,385
21,300
2,226,730
328,484
524,850
2,505
8,225
26,350

0
0
0

0
1
6
0

6,100

1,500
5,000
4,000
0

4,000
0
8,100

0

31,000

0

5
4
47
28
38
4
4
19
0
0
0

7
4

0

2

4
3
56
51
62
4

3,500
8,600
1,700
24,101
10,075
22,480
600
750
94,600
0
0
0

Number
of
buildings

2

7
20
0
0
0

46
51
33

12,575
14,016
18,451

3
26

0
0
0
0
8

0
0
0
0

0
0
1
0
1

14,225
9,345
17,175
300
500
2,376
12,965
31,400

4
5
7

700
4,800
4,600
131,145
50,780
67,587
350

0
1
2
2
0

19
21

31
1
1
6

7
12

4
5
10
202

192
163
3
5

5

0
0
0

5

485
2,840
1,030
4,713

13

7
13

823,000
849,350

44

11,000

20

8

11

24
13
34
4
3
4
4

38,880
5,022
59,466
800
1,275
400
800

0

0

15,536
1,750
50,750

8
12

10

1,100

0
0
1
0
1
2

2,500
14,000

10

88

26,800
29,575
7,614
15,992
58,140

21
1
0

0

0

0

0

0
0

6,500
0

3

11,050

9,540
11,960
46,000

0
0

4

0
0
0

1
2

18,600

0
0
0
0

11

100

3

0

0
1

1,350

0

1,500

3

8,100

1

0
0
0

0
0
2
0
1

7

0
1
0

4

26,000

0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

7,000

0
6
0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

10,000

9

0
0

0

2,079,400
0
0

$1,150
7,075
31,285

3,725
13,975
104,567

855
600
18,425
325

20,919
154,762
297,575
195

dwelling
units

0

1
1
0
0
1

2,800

Valuation

Number of

9
14
316

466

0
0

9
35
51

0

700

6,400
250
500
3,260

1
1

11
2

0
0
0

0
0

0

0
2,100

20,980

8,010

27,075

3

19,186
7,650
76,050

2
10

2,500

24
16

0
0
0
0
2

2,210

0
0

7,500
130,100

15,000
17,200

77,599
66,491
205,168
7,998
37,662
1,250
1,995

0
0
0

3
26

4
5
7

0

Valuation

2
1
1
0
0
0
1
6
2
1
1
0
0
1
2

3

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

All building
construction

233
197
293
6
10
8

80
84
115
39
28
5
8
10

14,000
33,035
10,300
126,411
163,722
224,475
2,310
8,125
18,000
29,179
49,509
99,702
7,198
10,387
850
1,195
2,210

3,650
5,900
6,700
900
26,800

2
0
0
1
6
0
0
0
0

466
0
1
0
0
1
1
2
12
0
6
0
0
0

200
0

1
10

7

20,975
850
4,190
1,874

4
31
40
79

42,266

0
0
2
0
0
1
0
1
2

0

0

0

0

0

5

4
4

9

2,100

6,764
9,302

74

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued.

APPENDIX.

—

MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES—Continued
All building
construction
State and city

New residential
building

Year

New York—Continued
Fredonia...................................................

1943
1944
1945
Freeport.................................................... 1943
1944
1945

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

New nonresidential
building
Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

Valuation

203

$1,700
2,300
75,250
55,949
96,013
425,975

Fulton....................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Garden City.............................................. 1943
1944
1945
Geneseo— ............................................... 1943
1944
1945

32
32
42
60
48
189

8,960
52,963
1,316,855
193,324
35,288
1,094,942

105

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

Geneva...................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Glen Cove................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Glens Falls................................................ 1943
1944
1945

263

754,998
2,145
780,251
286,177
76,938
259,531
40,484
85,524
135,641

9

94,000

0
0
6

0
0
20,100

20,924
32,226
152,076
14,400
7,600
28,710
3,200
•1,450
47,700

0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0

0
0
0
0

3

4,650

14

4,805
14,213
81,275
10,250
2,500
4,770
700
400
38,950

0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0

4

17

126,000

0
0
0

0
0
0

Gloversville.................. ............................. 1943
1944
1945
Gouverneur............................................... 1943
1944
1945
Gowanda................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Granville................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Great Neck............................................... 1943
1944
1945
Great Neck Estates.................................... 1943
1944
1945

10
12

27
113
100

6

24
127
70
108
72
84
93
123
68

158
10
8

34
10

5
24
0
0
0
11

34
52
8

5
5

Hamburg................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Hamilton................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Hastings-on-Hudson___________________ 1943

29
30
65

Haverstraw............................................... 1943
Hempstead................................................ 1943
1944
1945
Hornell...................................................... 1943
1944
1945

4
69
70
177

1943
1944
1945
Irvington................................................... 1943
1944
Island Park............................................... 1943
1944
1945

53
84

Irondequoit town.......................................

Ithaca.......................................................

1943
1944
11945
Jamestown................................................ 1943
1944
1945
Johnson City._________ ___ ___ __ ____ _ 1943
1944
1945
1 11 months only.




1
2

4
6

10

14
37

201
8

9
19
24
50
46
49
55
158
177
222

349
299
367

2,465
14,630
193,300
1,720
10,000

4,600
10,560
5,012
173,645
400
2,900
19,650
1,235
1,250
70,402
100,593
865,855
4,850
25,850
89,306
28,755
23,785
442,375
31,859
7,800
3,505
40,105
50,670
131,240
135,450
211,620
190,994
260,875
414,816
62,993
1,441,120
928,798

0
0

0
0

0
1

3

$12,000

5

0

22

28

1,025
180,500

26
27

0
0

0
0

13
18
18

0
1

4

8,500

0
0

0
0

Number
of
buildings

10
11

$1,700

58,100
7,291
47,960
98,290

19
91
73
148

5,150
48,658
47,028
147,185

3,265
22,320
1,211,030
143,812

19
14

5,695
30,643
97,325
49,512
25,288
119,342

105

0
0
0

0
0
0

1,000
0

250

0
$200

20

894,300

3
3

81,300

54
45
81

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

250

579,000

0
0
1
0

0
0
1,000
0

10
6

174,998
2,145
777,516
196,932
4,525
82,450
2,685
13,425
30,000

1
0

14
0
0

3,000
1,500
0
0

4,000
0

6

17
15
10

28
38
21
21

46
16
48
3
1
10

0
0
1,000

5
4

16

2,750
685
49,640
400
2,900

6

0
0
0

0
0
0

2
6
11

3

14,000

26
28
70
4

0
0
0
0

3

24,500

1
0

10,000
0

4

20,500

0
0
8
0

0
0

5
19

38,900
0

7,000
93,900

2
10

1
0
1
2

9
7
19
23
20

37
44
41
34

8

12

24
28

0

0
0
1

485

5

400
2,300
63,106
177,520
350
15,900
8,225
5,950
7,225
48,630
27,934
4,000

2

44
65
84
8
8

26
24
56
72
4

9
0
0

5
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0

3
.

0
0
0
0
0

17
0
0
0

3,810
4,327
34,005

14

0
0

0
0

150
750

0

1
0

3

850

0

8,102

15

32,487
104,485
4,500
9,950
81,081

22,800
7,300

19
23
45

12,225
114,150
129,645
126,210
23,265
117,500
8,702
1,325,453
732,762

36
42
32
135
157
177
305
253
314

109,015
21,300
61,475
64,784
237,610
258,416
54,291
108,667
102,136

8

0
0
1
0

3,600

10,000

8,805
16,560
81,645
3,925
3,800
3,505
17,305
18,870

0

4
0
0

2,100

0
0
1

70

0
0
0
0

6

1,940
14,130
26,700
1,720

4
23

0

7

0
0

16,119
18,013
70,801
4,150

7
33
30

0

312,100

77
52
110

525
500
40,600

1

60,000
5,000
583,850

0

66

5

0

59

60
71
34
63

0
0
0

15
1

111

29

2,735
88,245
72,413
83,081
37,799
72,099
85,541

0
0
0

1
2
0
1

0

7

0
0
0

2

0
0

0

3
0

22,440
2,500
1,050
4,100

7

23

19,500

10,000

0
0
2
0
1

2,100

23
3
3
7

90,000

3

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

2

105
0
0
0

3
0

59
0
0
0
0

3
0
0

4
0
0
8
0
6

19

75

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued.
MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES—Continued

Year

State and city

New York—Continued
Johnstown.................................................

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

1943
1944
1945
Kenmore............................................ ...... 1943
1944
1945
Kensington.............. ................................. 1943
1944
1945

18
17
45
144
55
89

$10,500
10,450
39,350
1,239,931
130,770
203,408

0
0
0

0
0
0

Kings Point............................................... 1943
Kingston----------------------------- ------------- 1943
1944
1945
Lackawanna----------------------- --------------- 1943
1944
1945

3
316
281
408
97
49
83

4,775
117,459
110,025
294,667
1,082,220
45,900
133,125

Lake Placid______________________ ____ 1943
1944
1945
Larchmont._.............................................. 1943
1944
1945
LeRoy.--------------------------- ----- ----------- 1943
1944
1945

15
25
48
78
67
57
70

Lindenhurst............................................... 1943
1945
Liverpool.................................................. 1943
1944
U945
Loofcport.--------------------------------- -------- 1943
1944
1945

2
2

55
130
12

5
26
257
212

189

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

146
253
274
51
73
190
31
35

Malverne................................ .................. 1943
1944
1945
Mamaroneck............................................. 1943
1944
1945
Manlius-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
*1945

52
45
76
30

Long Beach._________________________
Lynbrook..................................................
Malone._____________________________

Massena.------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Mayville.------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Medina._____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Menands____________________________
Middletown._________________________
Minenla........

....................

Mohawk._____________________
Monroe._________________

1 11 months only.




_____

1943
1944
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
U945
1943
1944
U945

21

21

75
0
6

3
27
21

35
27
12
10

5
8

13
3

1,200

800
125,853
16,884
34,830
60,383
50,200
32,400
33,500
42,826
195,476
2,585
2,450
112,375
75,380
69,752
1,922,623
150,921
216,937
780,776
20,502
42,973
563,591
19,450
25,860
38,000
9,715
20,876
240,442
51,860
28,700
223,720
0

14,200
4,000
20,850
20,775
41,744
19,285
3,367
4,990
69,050
194,900
8,250

75
77
98
60
65
130

7,900
66,482
90,110
72,868
101,822
61,411
191,301
495,236

2

1,100

6

3
4
8

14
13

1,800
13,400
7,380
10,145
19,695

Number
of
buildings

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

All building
construction

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0
0
0

0
0
0

17
14
30

97

$531,700
119,000
111,400

14
28

$10,400
8,300
26,300
684,180
4,570
63,153

0
0
0

0
0
0
1

20
21
0
0
0
0
0
0
8

42

0
0
0

40,300
944,000

0

0

7

29,500

0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
1

0
0

80,000

12

45
28
29
31
16
43
1
0
2
0
2
2
2

0
0
0
0
0
6,000

8

41

22,300
123,000

31
42

0
0

0
0

11
2

18

105,000

3

0

0

22

3
9

4,800
28,000

36
52

10

4

$100

40

2,150
13,050
24,051
7,200
28,855

180
36
24

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

975
35,140
5,362
74,675
132,820
7,350
88,825

2

271
253
371
24
33
33

3,800
82,319
104,663
179,692
5,400
38,550
14,800

0
0
0
8

1,000
0

12,853
0

400
900
2,300
7,500
4,300
14,923
31,780
2,285
550
750
18,355
38,139
1,846,930

0

0

3

3,800
2,500

14
6

0

0
1

0
100

0
1

47
1

0

2

7,000
455,180

3
7
7
5

0

4,500
260,500

22
10

21

1
2
11

25
46
76
65
53
61
14
47
1

3
5
235
173
128
144
249
215
44
67

52
43
36

121
21

18
14

200

800
33,000
16,884
34,430
59,483
47,900
24,900
23,200
5,603
40,696
300
1,900
6,625
57,025
26,813
47,693
70,421
204,687
264,610
17,657
28,623
161,891
18,070
7,360
25,025
9,715
16,276
10,383
24,500
3,000
36,940

0
1

4,500

0
0

220,000
0
0

13

92,350

23

10,059
27,360
25,700
94,430

0
2
0

0
10,000
0

0
1
0

0
200
0

0

0

3
3

4,000
4,000

2

4,500

17
7
17
4

11,700
3,725
21,371
11,350

8
10

4,650
8,850
12,173
5,435
3,167
1,090
400
5,750
3,500

35

4
3
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0

8,200
8,200

2,500
0

1,400
68,000
0
0
0
0
0
0

5,500
0
0

18

93,500

0
0
0
1
0
1

0
0
0

3,200
0

3,500

5
18
8

1
2
2

4
12
1

3
19
12
20

16
18
33
2
2

3
4
2
0

0
0
0

1

3
15
35

80,500
5,250
60,986
2,845
9,850
141,200
1,380
14,700
10,475

0
1

52

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

200

2,500
650
189,150
4,750
1,000
66,000

3,150
5,175
9,560
37,100
167,575
296,890
1,100

800
5,400
430
1,250
0

12

13
39

15
22
11

7
2

4
1

3
56
65
77
44
47
79

6,900
482
86,960
67,693
86,762
24,311
23,726
104,846

0
1
1

0
1,000
8,000

3

3,750
8,895
16,195

2

12
12

232
0
8
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
10

41
0
0

18
0

3
9
0
1

52
0
1

47
0

3
1
0
1

36
0
0

13
0
2
0
2

4
3
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0

18
0
0
0
1
0
1

76

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued.

APPENDIX.

—

MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES—Continued*
All building
construction
State and city

New York—Continued
Mount Morris.________________________

♦ M o u n t V o r n o n ........ .

Munsey Park-------------------------------------Nassau______________________________

Nftwprk

_____ _______ ______________

♦Newburgh----------------------------------------New Hartford________________________

New Hyde Park______________________
•New Rochelle------------------------------------•New York City: 4
The Bronx._______________________
Brooklyn_______ .......___............___
Manhattan----------------------------------Queens__________________________

R ic h m o n d ------------------------------------------------------

♦Niagara Falls___

___________________

North Pelham.________________________

Northport___________________________
North Syracuse._______________________
North Tarrytown._____________________

North Tonawanda------------------------------Northville___________________________
Norwich_____________________________
Oakfield_____________________________
Ogdensburg__________________________
Old Westbury________________________

Year

Number
of
buildings

New residential
building

Valuation

1943
194 4
1945

3
3

1943
1 94 4
1945
1943
1 94 4
1943
194 4
194 5

127
165
2 37
2
3
1
0
0

8 6 9 ,0 1 5
4 ,3 0 0
500
75

1 943
194 4
1945
1943
194 4
1945
1943
1944
1945

Number
of
buildings

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number of
dwelling
units

$ 3 ,5 6 0
3 ,4 0 0
7 ,0 0 0

0
0
0

0
0
0

1
3
0

$500
3 ,4 0 0
0

2
0
2

$ 3 ,0 6 0
0
7 ,0 0 0

0
0
0

101 ,43 7

0
0

0
0
12
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
$ 53 0,0 00
0
0
0
0
0

7
11
17
0
1
1
0
0

3 ,6 7 5
4 3 ,6 2 4
7 9 ,3 6 3
0
200
75
0
0

1 20
1 54
2 08
2
2
0
0
0

97 762
9 0 ,1 5 0
2 5 9 ,6 5 2
4 ,3 0 0
300
0
0
0

0
211
0
0
0
0
0

19
22
46
30
31
51
0
0
2

1 1,9 43
45^46
1 02,325
8 3 ,8 6 6
4 7 ,2 2 5
2 7 1 ,47 8
0
0
1 0 ,0 0 0

0
0
4
1
0
3
0
0
2

0
0
2 6,0 00
4 ,0 0 0
0
1 4 ,0 0 0
0
0
10,0 00

8
6
22
10
16
22
0
0
0

7 ,2 0 3
1,771
5 9,5 75
2 2 ,6 0 0
1 3,7 75
7 0 ,8 4 0
0
0

11

0

4740
4 4 ,1 7 5
1 6 ,7 5 0
5 7 ,2 6 6
3 3 ,4 5 0
1 8 6 ,6 3 8
0
0
0

o

16
20
19
15
26
0
0
0

1 944
1943
1944
1945

18
134
251
359

8 ,9 0 0
1 8 2 ,66 0
1 66,955
9 6 3 ,9 0 9

0
0
1
29

0
0
3 ,5 0 0
2 6 0 ,4 0 0

8
25
28
44

6 ,2 4 6
9 8 ,8 6 0
1 3 ,8 3 9
1 5 5 ,0 0 7

10
109
222
286

2 ,6 5 4
8 3 ,8 0 0
1 4 9 ,61 6
5 4 8 ,5 0 2

0
0
1
29

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
194 4
1945
1943
1944
1945

983
1 ,2 0 9
546
5 ,4 3 4
5 ,5 4 3
1 ,2 8 2
1 ,4 5 8
1 ,863
1,271
2 ,6 7 8
2 ,8 3 2
1 ,5 5 2

2 ,6 3 6,1 71
4 ,7 7 6 ,3 0 2
2 ,5 0 3 ,6 7 4
7 ,7 7 1 ,0 8 6
1 5 ,6 29 ,59 8
7 ,2 6 0 ,0 1 6
4 ,0 9 2 ,5 7 3
1 1,9 1 5 ,5 3 9
1 4 ,8 28 ,93 8
7 ,5 8 2 ,1 2 8
7 ,2 1 2,5 31
9 ,6 6 5 ,6 1 1

4
12
38
5
2
3 40
1
0
5
10
64
698

1 5,0 00
4 5 ,9 0 0
3 8 5 ,3 0 0
1 9,7 00
8 ,3 0 0
2 ,9 1 7 ,5 5 0
4 ,5 0 0
0
2 ,7 3 0 ,8 0 0
5 2 ,5 0 0
3 1 5 ,3 0 0
4 ,1 9 7 ,7 5 0

69
78
70
188
330
145
39
62
69
304
358
183

1 ,1 2 0 ,4 9 3
9 0 9 ,9 3 6
9 6 3 ,0 1 4
3 ,1 8 3 ,2 6 8
5 ,3 1 0 ,3 1 7
2 ,0 6 4 ,7 0 8
1 ,1 1 0 ,2 8 1
1 ,2 5 4 ,3 1 3
2 ,8 4 0 ,5 6 9
4 ,2 1 8 ,0 1 3
3 ,2 0 3 ,9 1 2
3 ,9 1 5 ,2 5 5

910
1 ,1 1 9
438
5 ,2 4 1
5 ,2 1 1
797
1 ,4 1 8
1,801
1 ,1 9 7
2 ,3 6 4
2 ,4 1 0
6 71

1 ,5 0 0 ,6 7 8
3 ,8 2 0 ,4 6 6
1 ,1 5 5 ,3 6 0
4 ,5 6 8 ,1 1 8
1 0 ,3 10 ,98 1
2 ,2 7 7 ,7 5 8
2 ,9 7 7 ,7 9 2
1 0 ,6 6 1 ,2 2 6
9 ,2 5 7 ,5 6 9
3 ,3 1 1 ,6 1 5
3 ,6 9 3 ,3 1 9
1 ,5 5 2 ,6 0 6

4
17
104
7
2
549
2
0
389
11
96
735

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

686
898
278
2 ,9 4 2
719
924
14
16
22

3 ,1 4 7 ,9 1 0
1 ,8 6 7,7 87
8 3 1 ,7 7 4
6 ,4 0 6 ,5 6 9
9 3 6 ,0 6 3
1 ,8 9 1,4 48
8 ,5 8 2
1 3,5 74
2 2 ,6 7 0

9
30
47
2,332
21
62
0
0
1

2 4 ,8 5 0
9 5 ,7 0 0
2 3 1 ,4 0 0
4 ,5 5 6 ,8 4 2
1 03 ,50 0
333 ,22 1
0
0
4 ,6 0 0

59
97
85
159
145
159
2
3
4

2 ,6 3 9 ,4 4 0
9 7 0 ,9 0 4
2 2 0 ,1 6 0
1 ,5 3 4 ,5 4 5
5 7 9 ,4 9 2
1 ,1 9 2 ,9 1 9
5 50
6 ,5 0 0
6 ,0 0 0

618
771
146
451
553
703
12
13
17

4 8 3 ,6 2 0
8 0 1 ,1 8 3
3 8 0 ,2 1 4
3 1 5 ,1 8 2
253 ,07 1
3 6 5 ,3 0 8
8 ,0 3 2
7 ,0 7 4
1 2,0 70

9
35
55
2 ,4 4 8
21
64
0
0
1

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
194 4
1945

11
15
42
36
23

0
1
8
2
1
15
0
0
3

0
2,5 0 0
5 1,0 00
1,800
2 ,5 0 0
7 7,6 00
0
0
3 4 ,0 0 0

5
1
11
9
4
6
0
1
2

4 ,1 2 3
200
8 ,2 5 0
3 ,6 3 5
850
1 ,3 5 0
0
2 5 ,0 0 0
5 5 0 ,0 0 0

6
13
23
25
18
12
4
1
0

5,3 9 1
5 7,3 52
1 10,215
7,095
6,0 2 5
4 ,8 7 5
3 ,1 0 0
2 ,6 0 0
0

0
1
8
2
1
15
0
0
3

2

133,774

o

0
3
2
0
4
0
0
2

5

9 ,5 1 4
6 0 ,0 5 2
1 69 ,46 5
1 2,5 30
9 ,3 7 5
8 3 ,8 2 5
3 ,1 0 0
2 7 ,6 0 0
5 8 4 ,0 0 0

1943
1944
1945
1943
194 4
1945
194 4
1945

312
282
365
4
2
11
2
19

3 1 2 ,34 5
187 ,82 9
4 34 ,06 1
1 ,6 5 0
900
2 ,9 0 0
4 ,0 0 0
4 5 ,3 0 9

8
45
15
0
0
0
2
2

1 1,5 90
9 1,2 45
4 9 ,8 0 0
0
0
0
4 ,0 0 0
1 2,700

164
90
156
3
2
7
0
11

2 1 9 ,1 7 4
5 9,4 23
2 5 4 ,34 8
850
900
2 ,1 5 0
0
3 1 ,5 0 9

140
147
194
1
0
4
0
6

8 1,5 81
3 7,1 61
1 2 9 ,9 1 3
800
0
7 50
0
1 ,1 0 0

8
25
15
0
0
0
2
2

1943
194 4
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1 944
1945

3
4
10
3
0
7
13
8
22

550
3 25
2 5 ,4 0 0
800
0
2 09 ,0 0 0
1 9,5 40
9 ,3 3 5
3 3 ,5 9 0

0
0
1
0
0
3
0
0
2

0
0
8 00
0
0
9 ,0 0 0
0
0
7 ,9 0 0

1
1
8
2
0
1
3
3
9

200
100
2 4 ,4 5 0
6 00
0
1 50 ,00 0
3 ,0 5 0
5 ,8 6 5
6 ,9 0 0

2
3
1
1
0
3
10
5
11

350
225
1 50
200
0
5 0 ,0 0 0
1 6,4 90
3 ,4 7 0
1 8,7 90

0
0
1
0
0
3
0
0
2

33
4
2

* In sample of 257 cities. See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.
4 Data for 1943 and 1944 are based on applications filed, rather than on permits issued. Large projects which were definitely determined to represent
postwar plans have been deleted. Figures for 1945 are based on inspection records and represent work actually started.




77

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued.
MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES-Continued•
All building
construction
State and city

New residential
building

New nonresidential
building

New York—Continued
Olean........................T.... rTr.____________

1943
1944
1945
Oneida----------------------------------- ------- — 1943
1944
1945
Oneonta-------------------------- -------------1943
1944
1945

Orchard P a r k __________________________________ .

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

27
38
81
50
42
42
5
3
7

$76,851
217,681
381,965
106,960
57,896
105,433
4,000
22,542
11,497

0
0
22
0
0
0
0
0
0

18

0
0
2

7,000

0
2
0
0
0

0
0
12,000
0
0
0

37

0
0
0

0
0
0

12

0
0

$112,100
0
0
0
0
0
0

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

41
142
294
521

4,285
2<990
30,705
13,090
101790
91,800
74,461
133,377
306,675

1943
1944
*1945
Patchogue--------------- ---- ------------------- 1943
1944
1945
PeekskilL____________ .. ... . _____ 1943
1944
1945

18
16
40
37
28
49
38
34
50

4,738
6,175
40,585
30,448
25,350
83,954
33,350
19,415
198,675

5

1,505
22,050
179,270
11,650
1,250
79,500
1,950
18,300
23,825

0
0

0
0

9

129,500

1,950
12,075
5,000
1,825
13,535
16,890
88,962
155,797
329,416

0
0
1
0
0
1
0
1
8

1,333
11,662

0
1
1
0
0
1

—

------

Clyvogn

Pelham Manor------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Penn Yan____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Perry----------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Piermont.-------------------------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Pittsford Village.--------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Plattsburg----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Pleasantville---------------------- ---------Port Chester--------------------------------------------------------P ort, H e n r y _________ ____ ___ _____________

Port Jervis._________________________
•Poughkeepsie.------------------------------------Rensselaer----------------------------------

Rhinebeck.._____

------

20

19
21
22

10

23
9
7
10

5
7
20

3
11
1

13
14
14
254
217
255

o

3
2

0
0

9,250

0
0
2
0
1
0

0
0

0
0

5,500
0
2,000
0
0
0

5,000
0
0
8,000
0
1,000

0
0

4

15,300

1
1

4,000
4,000
7,000
1,500

o
0
0

6

15
1

5
0
8

4
9
14
22

$31,775
198,441
216,525
17,220
26,010
94,575
0

7,542
5,500
2,735
23,400
23,155
5,050
650
41,300
30,250
43,475
142,883
60
1,375
9,405
11,158
7,500
11,325
4,400
5,325
170,550
0
0

33,590
11,400
1,250
71,500
1,550
16,300
21,225
700
7,475
0

855
700
6,290
11,380
58,335
146,200

Number
of
buildings

13
23
39
36
30
25
5
2
2

4
11
2
10

18
25
110

274
484
17
9
28
18
14
28
31
27
20

5

Valuation

$45,076
19,240
53,340
89,740
31,886
10,858
4,000
15,000
5,997

0
0
22
0
0
0
0
0
0

1,550
1*590
550
8,040
10440
38,500
44,211
89,902
163,792

o
0
2

o
0
2
0
0
0

4,678
4,800
31,180
10,040
11,850
56,229
28,950
14,090
21,150

0
0
0

3
2

4
0
0
8

1,505
22,050
16,180
250

0

0
0
8
0
0
2
0
1

5

2,600

o

2
6
0

1,250
4,600

5

970
12,835
2,600
77,582
96,462
167,416

0
0
1
0
0
1
0
1

10
8
1
0
1
1
0

10

4
240
194
223

0

2,500
400

0

5

508
2,350
78,050
48,300
49,450
237,800

23
46
45
72

0
0

0
0

3

35,600

2
1

825
7,112
16,072
27,815
55,770
103,582
2 400
500

3

6,000

0
0

0
0

0
0

6

15

0
0

5
20

0
1
1
0
0
1

o

0

0

55

297,200

29

0
0
1

0
0

6
6

6,648

7

7,550
18,065
1,285,781
91,150
12,150
400,763

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

23

84,100

166
164
327

732,610
917,528
8,600,800

917
826
1,145

666,193
689,847
1,437,104

148

6

1,275
287,826
273,597

140
181
250

38,579
111,091
187,491

0
0
102

0

0

1,258,550

1943
1944
1945

146
188
306

39,854
398,917
1,086,588

0
0

0
0

47

625,500




7
7
4

Valuation

0
0
11
12

149

• In sample of 257 cities. See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.
746862°— 48------ 6

0
0
6
8

5
3
4
7

1,482,903
1,607,375
11,296,454

--------------------

16

0
2,200
8,000
0
0
6,000
0
0
0

1,106
990
1,621

.....

1

7

24

0
0

0
2,000

20

15,800

0
0

1
0
1

4
14
32

6,975

68,717
111.332
2,613,704
137,819
159,637
553,921

4

11

0
0
2

0
0

..

14
9
15

12

56
107
162
154
171
161

76,115
105,220
347,382
2,400
500
41,600

0
1

5

17
7
7
28

1944
U945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

102,122

17

6,000

88
2
1
6

24
28
53
51

14
12

16,400

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

10

14
15
20

4

____ 1943
1944
1945
Richfield Springs--------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
•Rochester________
_______ 1943
1944
1945
R o c k v ille C e n tr e ..

_______

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

Year
Number
of
buildings

Oswego...................— .......... .

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

7
9

111 months only.

0
0

41
95
78
148
165
153

45,867
93,267
1,030,723
46,669
147,487
146,510

1
1

4,000
4,000
7,000
1,500

4
1
0
1

0
2,000

4
0

55
0
0
1

,

0
0
0
0
0
0

23
0

78

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued.

APPENDIX.

—

MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES-Continued
All building
construction
Year

State and city

New York—Continued
Rouses Point..............................................

1943
1944
1945
Rye.________________________________ 1943
1944
11945

Saratoga Springs---------------------------------- 1943
1944
U945
Scarsdale................................................... 1943
1944
1945
•Schenectady------------------------- -------------- 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
Sea Cliff..................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Seneca Falls.— ---------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Scotia.______________________________

___________ *1943
1944
1945
Sherrill--------------------------------------------- l 1943
Silver Creek--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

Sherman.

Sinclairville---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Skaneateles---------------------------------------- 1944
1945
1943
Sloan.
______________
1944
1945
godus
1943
Solvay__ ............................................................ 1943
1944
1945
Southampton.--------- --------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
South Dayton------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
South Nyack-------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Spencerport.......... ..................................... 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
Stewart Manor........................................... 1943
1944
1945
*1943
Suffern
1944
1945
Springville.------------------------

-------------

•Syracuse.____________________________
Tarrytown.__________________________
Thomaston----------------------------------------

* In sample of 257 cities.




1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

Number
of
buildings

New residential
building
Number
of
buildings

Valuation

1
0
0

$8,000

32
25
37

76,015
35,295
87,725

21

23,300
24,300
51,782

16
29
12

0
0

11,110

0
0
0
1
0

0
0
0
0
0

0

0

3,950
14,275

0
1
12

4,000
82,100

1
1

3
8
8

25
18
34

0

300
50
1,700
2,800
2,800
52,205
6,740
36,020

0

0

27
27
26
14

9,920
10,310
10,950
19,750
29,750
77,000

0
0
0

0
0
0

7
9

4,350
2,625
7,500
950
400
22,175

8
11

11

7
1
8

18
13
17
3
6

16
17
18
22

480
578
839
15
14
23
1

5
6

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

6,970
39,462
16,725
455
1,125
26,095
21,980
19,350
45,373
1,238,407
1,503,800
3,097,430
10,330
21,745
852,100
500
1,760
9,525

$49,000

17

12,950
1,600
9,200

14
19
26

$14,065
33,695
39,025

5,000
14,700
9,700
1,380
1,740
28,340
73,113
1,820,993
1,763,426

18
13

18,300
9,600
32,482
9,730
34,225
80,385
502,052
777,832
563,250

0
0
2
0
0
6
1
0

28
3
4

13

26,735
440,032
217,718
625
11,375
10,350

0
0
2

5,450
2,600

3
3

0
0
0
1
0
0
2

4
4
4

0
0
0

0
0

3,100

3

0
0
0

0
0
2
0
0
6
1
0

28
3
4

8

0
0

7

170,060
452,322
2,236,083
905
12,425
34,300
12,500
10,175
13,675

14

$8,000

6

184
168
164

1
0
0
0
0
0

13
1
10
0
0
0
0
0
0
2

9,600
0
0

134,300
3,200
0
21,000

140,000
4,395
13,500
180

6

3
7
18
77
67
93
17
20
11

4

100

1,050
23,950
12,500
10,175
8,225

868
886

1,031
139
145
149
3

8
12

0
0
0
12,000
0
0

1
0
0
1
0
0

500

3

0
0

0

0

4

3,950
2,125

27,500

3

30,600

0
0
0
0
0

1
1
0
8
8
2
6
10

300
50

0
0

0
0

0

3

1,700

48,750
2,500
29,000
0
0
0
0
0
0

50,000

7,500

0
0
1
0
0

0
0
2,000
0
0

3

19,500
1,500

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

1
0
2

14,500

62

239,600

0

110,000

115

697,500

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

1

3,325
7,895
2,004,865

21

9
37
46

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1

22

Valuation

1
0
0

0

5

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

0
0
0

39,500

35,965
243,025
578,365
2,598,825
2,347,676

8
12
22

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

4

44
70
946
953
1,129

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

9
3

0

150
0
0

11

2
0
1

7

2,800
2,800
160
975
1,715

0
0
10
11

0

7
4

1,720

10
6

6,500
3,750

1,000

0
0

0

4,000
24,000

0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

3

700

7

0
1
1
1

0

150
400
12,500

6
11
6
0
6

4,350
1,925
7,500
800

12

3,185

6
10

9
3

0
0
0

0
0
0

4
7

12
11

6

1,255
1,800
14,125

77
80
142

551,481
463,652
957,014

0
2

0

341
476
582
15

345
762,300
500

12
20
0

0

5
4

1 11 months only.

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
2

0
0
0
0

3,000

5
0
0
2

0
8,200

2
8

1
0
2

0
0
0

9,310
4,450
16,000
28,650

23
16
3

3

1
0
0
0
0
0

0
20

1,100

1,000

5

14

14

17;000

5,850

4

3,295
3,265
5,305

3
9

3
7

0
0
0
0
0

6

13
14

10,000

0

2,175

1
10

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1

3,785
38,462
8,875
455
1,125
6,595
19,225
17,550
16,748

0
0
1
0
0

447,326
930,148
1,442,916
10,330
21,400
89,800

62

0

1,760
6,525

3
1
0

3
22

115
0
0
0
0
0
0

79

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued.
MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES—Continued

Year

State and city

New York—Continued

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
U945
Tupper Lake.------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Trumansburg...........................................

1943
1944
1945
11943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
Victor
Walden
Walton„

yr^Kiftw
Waterloo
♦Watertown

Watervhet
WaypHy
Wayland

________ _______ ___ 1943
1944
H945
________ - ______________ 1943
1944
1945
__
« - ..................... 1943
1944
1945
____________________ _ 1943
1944
1945
____ __________________ 1943
1944
1945
__________T-__ __________ 1943
1944
1945
____ _______________ 1943
1944
1945
_________------------------ 1943
1944
1945
____
- --------- ----- ---- 1943
1944
1945

Wahfltpr

______ _______ _______ 1943
1944
1945
Weedsport................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Westfield
__ ___________________ 1943
1944
1945
West Haverafraw

...________ __ ______

1943
1944
1945
\yhifahall
__ __________ 1943
1944
1945
White Plains_________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Williamsvillfi

_____T_T< ___ _ ________

* In sample o f 257 cities.

1943
1944
1945

Number
of
buildings

0
0
0

59
100

118
346
416
596
0

0
0
0

$985,752
125,305
148,415
148,332
265,363
443,855
0

7

11,500

6

8,000

4

20,601
9,800
44,000

0

0

9
10

3
5

23,000
8,500

51
301
175

264,622
1,217.690
1,449,846

0
0
0

0
0
0

63
126
264

367,890
78,365
645,539

2
1

125
150

3
54
44
58

10,157
18,231
24,323

0

7
12

9
12

15
18
11
6

1,100

0

7,050
59,000
1,550
43,150
8,825
2,390
1,590
8,000

0
0
0
0
1

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0
0
0
0

7,500

3

36,500

0
0
0

0
1

0
8,000

5

8,500

0

0

187
9

922,200
39,300

9
48
57

74,793
128,223
184,902

0
0
0
0
2

0
0
0
0
6,000

0
0
0

0
0
0

18

83

483,850

33

361,195
27,800
53,741

0
0
0
0
2
1
0
0

0
0
0
0

1
0
2
8
2

0
0

6,500
3,000

4
13

2,000

16
84
193
236

1,195
39,040
32,908
94,530
466,646

47
17
42

94,010
41,495
115,485

8

50
150
150
7,107
10,931
19,234
0

3
3

350
1,750

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

2
6
11
1
0
2

200

7

1,350
8,950

308,000

32
41
59
3
7

0
1,200
0
0
0
0
0
0

12

1
1
1

0

0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
10

2,850
1,700
33,500

6,695
44,565
107,948

0

0
0
0
0
0
8,000
0
0

9

45
102

148

6,700
45,750

0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
1

11,100

0
0
0

4

5,200

149,650

0
0
0

0

0

20

3
8

0

3,000

70,500
86,600
17,300
49,500

6
0
2
0
0
0
0

3
1
2
0
1
1
2

7
7
4
11

4
4
2

5
23
17
38
16
11
20

*11 months only.

6

4
17

1,100

7,592
18,220
43,302

4
384
334
311

2,215
1,590
5,800
110,838
180,601
189,068

225
1,500
34,800

29
26
29

15,575
11,130
8,126

0

5,000

2
1

0
0
0
0

0
0
0

10,000
200
10,000
0
0
0

11

5

325

5

200

8

31,500

4

0
200

1
0
0
2

4,000
26,250
9,550
146,400
350
500
33,500
450
600
31,975
8,650
15,676
183,800
5,970
20,920
53,675

1
1
0

187
9

66

46
40
54

0
2,200

4

109

950
3,050
800
2,089

34,200
7,725
175

0
0
0
1

0

42

0
0

15,000

6

10,000

9

0

A
U

189,829
167,267
1,225,644

8
0
0
2
0

0
0

3
5

11

3

75

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

0
1
2
0
0
1
0
0
0

11,500

2

27,700

22

1,000

$25,275
46,430
77,415
119,282
232,323
252,915

3

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
200
0

200
12,000

2,700
15,750
8,800

7,500
300
4,851

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0

3
4

0
0

3
7

0
6
1
2
2

15,800
12,630
42,926

9,535
4,950
33,000
1,500

0
0

0

32
33
35

6
1
1

0

11
22

17,000

8

26
58
71
331
404
573

6,000

7

9

$960,477
75,875
52,700
23,050
28,540
155,940

4,500
35,000

56

0
1
0

0
0
0

$3,000
18,300

4,000
5,000

0
0
0

0
0
0

1
1
1
0
1
2
0
0
1
0
0
0

Valuation

0
0
0

4

426,430
198,821
249,370

10,000
0
200
0

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

33
41
43
14

472
375
377

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.




Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

All building
construction

9,210
4,750
1,500
1,500
0
0

1

1,450
1,550
250

5

2,500

0
0

0
0

9

1,550
595
7,065
24,258
78,854
212,346

4

6
11

61
176
188
11

3
14

1,440
3,275
12,310

0

0
0
0
0
2

84
0
0
0
0
2
1
0
0

4
0
0
0
0
0
0

56
0

7
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
10

31
4
8

80

CONSTRUCTION IN WAR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued

APPENDIX.

,

—

.

MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES-Continued

Year

State and city

New York—Continued
Williston Park.--------------------------

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

Number
of
buildings

25

21
2
2

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

Valuation

$ 11,686

Number
of
buildings

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0
0

0
0

16

14

$71,000

13

0
0

2
2

4
310
320
506

7,055
121,518
575
750
32,500
322,155
514,320
1,281,103

1943
1944
1945
1945
1943
1944
1945

302
289
360

134,139
109,378
376,487

0

0

19
26

12

5,875
3,788
21,375

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

665
541
482
1,811
1,817
1,825
75
14
26

2,113,264
1,889,768
1,657,834
368,261
406,236
728,350
348,740
16,350
114,299

416
280
24

1

36,500
308,000
3,500

7

68,000

9

1943
1944
1945
Arnold---------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Aspinwall___________________________ 1943
1944
1945

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

118
96
137
4
5
18

65,911
37,050
68,725
3,100
3,900
57,424

0
0
0
8

0
0
0
1

0

0

6
8

12,900
6.300
12,035
2,700
300
2.300

Wilson— ..
‘Yonkers.
Pennsylvania:
Abington township._____________
Adamstown____
Aldan_________

•Allentown__________________
•Altoona___________________
Ambridge__________________

Apollo______________________________

Auburn.______ _______ ________________ 1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
Avis.
1944
1945
Baden_______
Bangor--------Beaver--------Beaver Falls......
Bedford---------Bellefonte_____

Bellevue_______
Berlin_________
Berwick-----------

•Bethlehem_________
Birdsboro.
Blairsville.
Bloomsburg.__

* In sample of 257 cities.




50

13
5

2

8

1943
1943
1944
1945
1945

32

1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

23

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

40
17
34

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1945
1943
1944
1945

1

3
5
9
1

7
4

2

84,720
25,000
8,000

64,600
14,250
74,457
150
19,650
7,790
1,500
46,000
41,350

0
0

2
0
2

42

4

8.500
0

5.500
363,000

10
1

58
55
no

Additions, alterations,
and repairs
Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$3,171
2,450
33,975
350
750
24,000
91,306
226,275
305,785

252
263
354

230,849
282,545
612,318

66

17

2

252
252
288

86,936
85,697
178,008

0
0
0

0
0
0
12,200

0

0

0

0

5
4

450
1,218
4,390

10
20

5,425
2,570
4,785

17

2
1
1

8

62

1,289,550
1,191,800
85,700
900
200

2

45
48
79
267
125
134
5
6

204
213
379
1,543
1,691
1,683
10

508,364
383,143
780,909
309,608
315,086
466,712
11,165
11,250
20,199

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

175
385
1,650
500

33,636
32,665
55,575
2,600
3,900
33,779
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

1
0

3

23,645

109
93
127
3
5
15

0
0
0
0
0
0
1

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
2
0

0

0

900

7

9,500
300
300
1,400

17

82,500

13

1,720

0
0
1
1

0
0

0
1

1,000

12,000

8

1

1,500

14

0
0
0

0
0
0

6

1,100

2

6

7
2
2

4

1

2
2

0

650

1

5-

8.
1

4
0
0

a*
0

17

63,500
2,250

0
0

0
0

62,914
150
17,650
4,000
1,500
500
16,000

8

10,043
0

79
69
87

2,500
7,500
14,550

0

0

10

24,135

35

535
95
148
53
55
55
3
23

1,545,070
482,703
788,145
2,510
5,306
2,310
2,100
35,120

391
3
33

1,247,428
40,100
219,900

38
26
33

131,412
301,154
316,700

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

1
0

200

2

400

0

0

5

6,700

9

63,855
75,902
254,725

13
4

7,675
8,500

7
12
22

6,000

62.

500
25,000
7,000

1
1
9

2

1
1

8.

2
1
2

2

21

416.
391
24

0
1

0
0

5
4
23

2

0
0
0
2

0
0

0
0

1
1

4

3

3,400
6,995
850
600
2,350
3,500
5,588
20,496
291,075

3

2
2

0

0
0

4

1

0
0

0
0
0
0

0

4

0
0

14

12,250
6,300
2,535
2,400

0

178,000
3,000

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

7

32,100
4,000
11,500

20
1

103
96

8

1
4

209,825
27,622
30,284
600
4,850
14,000
38,898
39,554
356,005

66

14

315,350
314,825
791,225
57,753
90,950
225,138
29,575
1,600
26,100

0

6
6

0
0

32,503
22,481
79,129

25,000
25,350

2

1
0
0

$8,515
4,605
16,543
225

46
35
55

1
3

6

9

11

23

14,700
1,200
119,350

0

4

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

9 9 9

All building
construction

8
6

0

1

2

2,000

3,790

1
0
0
0
0
0

0

0

2

20,500

0

0

10

16
15
33

28,425
17,627
29,434

80
1
0

0
0

0
1
1

0
0
1

47
48
42
106

3,000
18,760
19,058
40,795

24,600

82
52
55
53
3
9

166,230
141,449
251,545
2,310
5,306
1,910
2,100
3,820

38,950
37,650
208,150

46
87
72

17,230
29,752
40,575

0

0
0*
1
1

66

10
0

9

2

33
0
0
0
0

3
14
4
2

81

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued.
MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES—Continued
All building
construction
Year

State and city

Number
of
buildings

Pennsylvania—Continued
Boyertown...... ..........................................

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$20,000

5
5

0

1
2

5
56
39
55

5,800
40,350
55,500
23,820

30

7
13

17,100
76,150
27,500

56

17
17

2

11,000

29,000
233,000
152,850
56,400
75,420

6,000
0

28

210,600

0
0

0
0

Bristol______________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Brockway.................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Butler...................................................... 1943
1944
1945

72
19

646,645
340,850
41,292

Camp Hill................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Canonsburg................................................ 1943
1944
1945
Carlisle.. ................................................ 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
Catasauqua------------------------------- -------- 1943
1944
1945
Catawissa.................................................. 1943
1944
1945

Castle Shannon.........................................

1943
1944
1945
Chambersburg............................................ 1943
1944
1945
Charleroi------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Centerville................................................

20

83
119
11
0
0
12

1,000

1,300
9,100
106,233
347,388
565,372
11,225
0
0

462,545
230,700
11,292

0
0
0
0

9
5
9
3
4
3
4

60,000
14,000

12

31

174,357
358,026

86

0
0
0

11
0
0

11,225

3
3

8,550
1,050
2,300
27,407
79,217
65,166

1
1
0
0
0
0
1
2
0
0
0

0
0
0

3

15,000
700

67

36,582
180,717
240,531

3

4,400

1
22

71,000

6
6
1
0
0

5,300
2,000

200
0
0

0
0

0
0

9
25
225

12,985
92,500
1,291,170
244,214
800
24,000
38,400

22
1

7
4

5,300

4

0

2
1

0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0

13
214
6
0
0
0

0

2

49
81
84
0
2
11

2
0
0
0

2,000
0
0
0

0
200
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0
68,000

0
0
0

0
0
0

9
7
13

10,700
56,363
195,125

9
3
4
3

668,400
25,200

0

7
4

4

4,500

0
0

1,500
9,100
76,900
26,659

500
17,950
500
50,000
60,250

0

105,033
113,031
193,346

0
0

0
0
0

0
2

0
20,200

5

3

37,800

1

1

600,000
50,000
170,650
939,596
3,000
55,550

23
16

13,170
51,865
81,200
252,550
109,845
467,975
118

122
121

0
0

12,985
13,800
566,407
23,889
800
3,800
600

24
2
0
0
0

3
1
0

3
1
22
2
0

3
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0

13
214
7
0
0
0

132
24
15
310

0

2

22,215
70,000

157
209
205

114,512
55,259
103,674

7
15

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

6

2,000

9

38
84
64
4

4

14,000
0
0
0

20,795
51,407
99,190
1,510
1,600
8,604
16,270
20,675

0
0
0
0

0
0
0

27,250
10,050
3,640
3,250
169
2,135
6,170

14

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

Coatesville................................... ............. 1943
1944
1945
Collingdale................................................ 1944
1945
Colwyn_____ __........... ............................. 1943
1944
1945

44
93
72
15
19

22,795
78,657
109,240
5,150
18,850
8,773
18,405
26,845




5,500,255
3,419,600
18,900
4,775
101,300
104,365

16
70

0
1
0
0
0
0

5,450
14,880
47,633

0
12

15

1,200

0
0
0

0

119,962
92,354
221,307

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

1,300
9,100

11
0
0
0

5

36
44
26

2

193
265
245

* In sample of 257 cities.

0
1

1,000

0
0

69,818
76,843
195,868
46,288
68,377
152,157
4,235
2,500

33

Clairton_____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Clarendon......
.......................
1943
1944
1945
Coalport................................................... 1943
1944
1945

10
10

15
30
35

13,000

682,988
178,708
447,718
1,238,434
181,222
675,682
4,353
2,500

7

200

3

178
143
217
332
48
100

0

0
0
0
6
12
8

2
0

1943
1944
1945
♦Chester..................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Cheswick------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
Cheltenham township__________________

1

2,000

167,000
34,000
2,500

2
0

40,050
77,400
81,159
62,250

12

12

17

56

21,200

2

2

4

10

3
18
9

3
4

12

17,000

17
112

10

4

5,523,805
3,421,350

141

0
0
10
1
0

27,000
16,600
112,500
900
34,600

0
0

56,500

5
36
61
40
63

0
0
10
1
0

3
4
3

50,524
131,121
224,883
5,000

3
3
5

51,784
187|746
293,458

21

1
0
1
1
0
0

0

241
228
287

0
0

$31,675
22.300
60,840
9,400
13,125
24,092

224
216
260

1943
1944
1945
Brentwood... ............................................. 1943
1944
1945
Bridgeport................................................. 1943
1944
1945

8

14

15

1,260
56,625
12,075

21

0

4,500
4,500

Valuation

27
4

1
0
1
1
0
0

21

17
38

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

$10,355
4,335
9,350
16,500
1,446,000
18,400

$62,030
26,635
74,690
30,400
1,459,125
42,492

1943
1944
1945
Braddock._____________________ ______ 1943
1944
1945

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

6

15
292
2
12
0
0

0
0
0

12
11

15
29
3

8
11

13
4
7
7

190
29
31
59
4

2
6

3
8

2

13
0
0
0

4
0
0
0

82

CONSTRUCTION IN WAR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943, 1944, and 1945 Continued.

APPENDIX.

—

MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES—Continued
All building
construction
Year

State and city

Pennsylvania—Continued
Connellsville..............................................

1943
1944
1945
Conshohocken............................................ 1943
1944
1945
Coopersburg.............................................. 1943
1944
1945

1943
1944
1945
Corry........................................................ 1944
1945
Crafton............................................. ......... 1943
1944
1945
Coraopolis.................................................

Cressona..................................................... 1943
1944
Curwensville.............................................. 1943
1944
1945
Dallas........................................................ 1943
1944
1945

Number
of
buildings

7

0
0

0

0

7
30
23

0
2
0
0
0

0

12

5,500

7

0
0
0

1

5
5

$2,475
66,780
6,108
1,741
1,190
250
4,230
6,850

0
0
0
0
2

0
0
0
0
11,000

2
2
1
11
11

17
1
1

127,000
5,000
7,000

4
3
7

47,961
27,000
18,000
4,210
253,900
475
798
27,750

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1,000

0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0

0
0
0
0
10,000
1,000
0
0

1,946,225.
224,265
179,422
2,985
2,525
15,400
7,500
15,600
20,375

644
59
39

1,932,000
177,000
117,000

1

250
33,540
16,055

30,810
27,957
16,470
8,732
27,652
47,084
43,080
33,545
95,669

3
0
2
0
0
0
0
0

3

10,750

4,029
83,250
99,960
2,600
575
5,220
30
2,300
275

0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0

0
2

2,600

0
2
6
1
1
1

51

14
9

324,522
380,267
182,925
4,960
2,305
7,970
4,577
1,555

21

21,210

1

5
7
2

3
1

18
25
36
20

19
0
0
0
0
2
2

3
27

21
12

1943
1944
1945
Duboistown________________ _________ 1943
1944
1945
Duncannon................................................ 1943
1944
1945
Du Bois_____________________________

88

96
14
18
21
21

26
28

9
30
20

28
40
45
61
8

16
31
1

4
16
1

3
2

47,961
31,985
18,000
28,860
280,460
140,715
14,526
47,200
0
0
0
0
11,000

1,250
2,400
15,520

Duquesne... ............................................... 1943
1944
1945
East Berlin................................................ 1943
1944
1945
East Lansdowne........................................ 1943
1944
1945

172
82
115

1943
1944
1945
*Easton..„................................................... 1943
1944
1945
East Pittsburgh......................................... 1944
1945

2
0

3,500

7
158

10,450
130,600
146,058
910,657

East McKeesport.......................................

East Stroudsburg______________________ 1943
1944
1945
* In sample of 257 cities.




Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$9,700
146,190

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

Doylestown...............................................

$3,220
6,620
90,832
178,231
87,865
59,515
250
4,230
7,750

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

5
33

663

Downingtown............................................

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

New nonresidential
building

0
0

22

45
154
126
139

Darby... .................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Denver...................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Donora______________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Dormont-------------------------------------------

New residential
building

6

9
11

121
121
0
0

0

0
0

0

0

7
9

4,350
18,150

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

0
0
1
0
1
1

1

9
0
0
0
0
0
1
2
0
1
0
0
0
0
0

0
0

3,000
0

3,500

5
10
0
1
1
2
1

0
200

1,500
800
300

2,000

4

10,000

19,500

2

3,200
17,617
1,270
948
16,350
40,675
30,150
3,700
61,569

0

9,000
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

5
3
7
5
7
10

4
13

3

235,700
5,000

4
7

100,000
0
0
0
0
0

11
1

3,500
3,500
0

4,000

5
2
0
0
2
0
0
2

0
0
0
0
0

19

0
0

0
0

3

3,800

11
10
0
0

0

7
15
10

98
114
130
0
0
2
0
1
0

7
12

15
16
11
0
0
0
0
1
1

0

4,985
0

24,650
15,560
13,240
8,728
12,450
0
0
0
0
1,000

0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2

40
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1

13,975
13,725
46,367
2,985
2,325
10,900
6,700
11,800
8,375

644
59
39

8,110

6
0
2
0
0
0
0
0

16
7
4
23
15
21

30
41
45
8

0
2
10
0
2
1

8,475
351,730
36,460
1,500
2,195
6,500

900

5
33

18
24
47
14
17
19
19
24
23

0

75

0
0

0
0

250
2,400
14,520

14
28

2,000

$3,220
4,145
14,352
25,933
86,124
52,825

3
26

8,500
33,500
175
3,570
30

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

10,340
6,200

7,784
11,302
6,409
12,930
29,845
23,350
4,029
74,750
66,460
0

400
1,650
0

300
200

80,347
23,537
46,465
3,460

0
0
6,000

117
74
95
5
4
9
14
9
18

0
0

0
0

0
0

5,000
10,260
41,075
537,300

4
139

1,450
120,340
104,983
373,357

110

1,470
4,577
1,555
11,710

0
0

110
111
0
0

0

0

0

0

4
5

1,300
13,650

3

3,050
700

1

0
0

0
0
0
0
1
1

3
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0

51
1

36
0
0
0
0
0
1
2
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

3

83

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943, 1944, and 1945— Continued.
M ID D LE ATLANTIC STATE S-Continued

All building
construction

New residential
building

New nonresidential
building

Year

State and city

Number
of
buildings

Pennsylvania—Continued
Eddystone................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Edgewood----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Edgeworth-------------- -------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Elizabethtown.-------------------- --------------- 1943
1944
1945
Elizabethville------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

9
4
13
2
0

Valuation

$1,480
10,193
87,710
17,000
0

3

172,150

8

23,600
27,100
17,700
5,200
750
86,400

3
7
4
1
8
0
1

0
100

Number
of
buildings

0
0
0
1
0
1
2
0
1
0
0
2
0
1
2

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0
0
0

3

0

$69,400

0
12,000

0
0
1

160,000

16,050

3

$16,000

0
6,000
0
0

18,000
0
100

2

3
2
0

1

14,500
83,000
79,000
90,300
5,000
98,600
7,500

Ephrata-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
♦Erie.________________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Etna_______________________________ 1943
1944
1945

27
28
36
800
614
796

7,383
35,410
47,380
4,721,585
1,093,662
2,151,712
5,000

0
0

0
0

4
154
59
87

28,500
861,152
171,948
315,300

4
5
173
116
130

0
0
0

0
0
0

1
0
1

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

3
9

0
0

5

Exeter
.. -------------

Fayette City--------------------------------------

Folcroft_____________________________ 1945
Ford City.----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Forest Hills--------------------------- -.._ 1943
1944
1945
Forty Fort.---------------------------------- .----- 1943
1944
1945
Fountain Kill------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
1943
Fox Chapel-----------------1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
Glassport______ ..................................... 1943
1944
1945
Greencastle.--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
----

Girardville--------------

Greensburg.------------------ _

2

1
0
1

6
2

164
9
2
0
1

0

9,500
1,100
20,200

5,560
2,189
675,174
14,830
1,800
0

700

18

50,435

0
0

0
0
8,000

4
26
19
34
7
6

17
19
16

103,850
83,505
56,555
2,056
3,875
86,740
84,683
69,200
41,100
300

12

15
1
0
0

0
0
0

81
41
52
4

399,085
24,583
66,369
9,400
5,500
4,500

29

136,200

1
2
6

60

2
1
0
1

2,000

0
0
0
6
0

49,500

4

6,000

1
0
1

2,500
0

3,000
1,400
30,800
17,000

1
1

4
0
12

0
0
8,200

9
13

240,000
60,000

3
4

4
17
16
14
0

7
302
61
97

9,500

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

400
3,900
660

2

4
3

700
16,300
2,500
1,989
18,050

0
0
1
0

0

200

1

1,500
13,100
3,605

0
0

3

24
27
473
439
579

4

5

2
0
1
0
0
2
0
1

0
0

21

0
0
0

11
2

7
0
2

5,482
21,980
10,755
461,759
852,691
1,359.936

1,901
13,430
8,125
3,398,674
69,023
476,476
5,000

10,335

25,500
8,175
45,000
33,100

0
0
0

34

5,000

0
0
0
8

3
3

Number of
newfamily
dwelling
units

0
0

0

14

0
0

12

14,050
20,300
21,300
80,000
2,300

0
0
0

0
0
0

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

15
4

29,300
6,825
13,400
17,665
54,500

40,100

0
0

3

0
0
0

0
0

4

0
0
0

242,330
62,200

4,200
750
1,400

0
0
0
2
10

3

2
1
2
0
0
0

0
0
0
8,000

0
0
0

63
16

1
2
1
10

84,000
3,000
46,500

0
0

1,000
0

0
0
0

34,500

1943
1944

6

1
6

1
10
2
1
0

1,000
10.000

0
0
0

0
0
0

4
3

3,300

1

0
0
0

3

6
8

2
0
1

150

0
2
0
1

34,900

2
1

28

1,000
0

3,996
1,330

0
0
0

4
14

11
10

1
0
1

5

653,128
13,500

4

18
5
39
53
49




0

151
4

0

11
2
0

37,600
13,400
84,300
18,850
92,011
172,460
57,664

* In sample of 257 cities.

2,400

8
6
0
0

1943
1944
1945
Gi*ft«ntrftft r._.................. - ____ ___________ 1944
1943
1944
1945
Grove City.---------------------------------------

0
0
1
0

13

$830
10,193
18,310

3

250

4
16
16
14

6

4
9

3

0
0
2

57,850
110,125
113,700
187,965
61,800
98,600
12,500

Valuation

4,250
26,100
1,700
67,000

32
31
38
57
4
17

475

0
0

4

Ellwood City.------------------------------------- 1945
Emmaus. ---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Emsworth----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

1

650

4

725

17

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0

4

FarrelL................... — -

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

565
1,525
58,540
350
22,500
1,700

3

16
18

0

700

18,350
67,405
6,450

151
3
0
0
0
0
0
0

3
14
0

9

14
3
3

1,491
2,350
2,700
76,158
1,700
6,300

400

1
0
0

200
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

240,650

46
40
38

22,235
22,583
14,164
3,000
3,000

29

100
0

0

2,705
400
0

4,500
5,000
400
15,300

4
3

0

1,800

2

2

1
1
0

0

0

8
2

78,948
154,800
25,550

27
44
33

29,600
11,600
38,200
1,850
13,063
17,660
23,914

2,330

0
0

0
0

2,200

4
5

0
0

4
3

8
6
0
0

3

1
10
2
1
0
1
1
6

3
0
0

3
60
12

84

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued

APPENDIX.

—

.

MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES—Continued

All building
construction
Year

State and city

Number
of
buildings

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

nnsylvania—Continued
Halifax.--------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Hallstead____________________________ 1943
1944
1945

1
2
1
0
0
0

$175
700

Hamburg------------------------------------------- 1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
Hatbftro...,___________________________ 1943
1944
1945

1

3
326
298
310
162
153
71

500
128,500
867,377
1,969,584
865,791
343,058
427,846
102,915

♦Harrisburg.----------------------------------------

Hatfield...............................................Haverford township.----------------------------♦Hazleton-------------------------------------------

ffiigheBville

________ _____ ___—.......

Hummelstown.----------------

----------------

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

200
0
0
0

5
13
300
282
468
26
34
54

4,405
1,725
72,950
308,703
108,226
433,549
11,611
76,835
162,435

1
0
0

1,000
0
0

5

6,925

12

1
1

4

200

1,500
3,900

8

6,200

7

10,900

Huntingdon.--------------------------- ------------ 1943
1944
1945
TnHinna _______ _
__ ___________ 1943
1944
1945
Ingram______________________________ 1943
1944
1945

34
44
93

493,475
29,470
74,600

0
0
1

0
0

.TAftTUlAttA ... __ ________ ____ _________

1943
1944
1945
Jenkintown---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Jersey Shore--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

39
33
46

24

16,795
19,660
111,005
13,913
15,425
71,576
48,425
29,464
25,600

Johnstown.___________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Kennett Square----------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Kingston____________________________ 1943
1944
1945

378
318
477
26
23
32
24
29
36

174,571
578,869
850,731
8,235
29,985
78,040
9,488
27,215
391,120

1

500
62,925
6,850
5,000

____________ 1943
1944
1945
Kulpmont------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Kutztown.__________________ _____ .... 1943
1944
1945
JCnnr

_________

♦Lancaster.___________________________
Lansdalft

.

..... ...

* In sample of 257 cities.




_ __

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

24
8
2

20

33
41
16
21

4
7
1
0
0
0
1
2

428
556
618
67
73
92

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

500
90,250
5,650
9,800

0
0
0

15,000
25,000
554,469
432,140
638,387
237,545
44,064
469,830

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0
0
0
0
0
0
0

90
114
4

$2,800
440,200
478,800
60,800
320,850
399,000
27,967

0
0

0
0

119
116
8

5
50
1

26
0
1

4
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
1

3
0
0
0

o

0
0

13
1
2
1
1

29,250
201,000

8,500
223,250

1
2
1
0
0
0
0
2

9
15
25
1
8

14
6
1
1

5
7
25

3.100
43,043
2,610

6

20

1,795
1,525
5,700
106,493
97,576
190,624
2,711
20,945
31,475

0
0
0

0
0
0

200

200

38,000
1,210

3

1,900

6

2,200

3

1,900
486,000

0
0
0
0
0
0
88,000

4,000
9,800

7

500
2,250
1,650

0

0

300

15

3,170
3,885
64,800
1,500

0

0

7

7,350

0
0
1
11

0
0

12

0
0
0
0
0
1

0
0
0
0
0
2,000

1
0
6
10
12

0

18

35,900
7,825
23,284
12,900

5,000
16,000

83
38
87

45,668
377,849
487,640

2,000

0
0
2
0
0

0
0

0
8

9,400

5

0
0

8
11

4

167,000

14

0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1

0

0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
1

7

$500
375,644
586,068
477,760
22,008
25,746
31,905

0
0
0
200
0
0

4

2,500
0
0
0
0
0
0
10,000

163,600
135,000
98,500
0
0

33,000

11
2

28
26
20

40

0
0
0
0
0
0

1
0

0
0
0
1
0
0

3,500
9,000

0
0
0
0
0
0

Valuation

198
167
277
71
31
53

0

125,700
51,533
904,716
327,231

1,000
0
0
0
0
0
2,000

11

13

11
0
0

200
0
0
0

19
30

0

200

48
30

$175
700

3,000
33,000

31,050

1
1

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

2,150
19,675
8,900
52,890
97,960

13

4

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

0

19,250
35,700
1,280
23,145
172,895
0

125
0
0
0
0
0

4
7
245
274
417
15
14

4
1
1
0
1
0

31
44
86
0
0
0
0
0
0

23

0

6,725
200

1,500
0

500

0
0
0
0
0
0

1
2

500
60,300
6,850
5,000

7

15,000
15,000
115,825
2,500
170,585
210,350
22,650
403,035

369
524
579
41
53
45

6
0
0
12

50
1

26
0
1
10
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
1

3

126,903
196,020
347,091
8,235
10,735
32,940
8,208
4,370
51,225

1
0
0
0
0
0

12

90
114

0
0
0
0
0
0

294
279
386
26
15
25
16
18
18

6

0

3
119
115

0

9
5

19
33
35

0
0
0
0
0
0

7,475
29.470
67,250

13,325
15,575
15,155
12,413
15,425
35,676
40,600
6,180
10,700

20
20

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

0
0
0
0
0

275,044
294,640
369,302
27.195
21,414
33,795

25
1
2
1
1

13
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
1

5
0
0
2
0
0

3
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1

48
30
17
0
0
12

85

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943, 1944, and 1945— Continued.
MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES—Continued
All building
construction
State and city

Year

Number
of
buildings

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Pennsylvania—Continued
Lansdowne.— ........................................... 1943
1944

51

$78,780

0

0

1943
1944
1945
Laureldale----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Lebanon.____________________________ 1943
1944
1945

1

3
5
85
76
124
59
7
35

40,000
18,600
19,600
38,271
17,379
56,879
289,700
95,500
115,100

0
0
0

0
0
0

24
13
24

12,080
16,985
32,650

0

19
13
35

Lansford_______________________ ____

1943
1944
1945
Liberty.-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Ligonier_____________________________ 1945
Lehighton-----------------------------------------

Lititz___________ ____________________ 1943
1944
1945
Littlestown______ ____________________ 1943
1944
Lock Haven._____ ____________________ 1943
1944
1945
Lower Merion township.------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
McDonald___________________________ 1943
1944
1945
♦McKeesport._____ ____________________ 1943
1944
1945

3
694
564
601

0
2

12

4
16

88,000
68,000

3
18

0
0
0
1

0
0
0
6,000

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

14,500
13,300

7
8

1

16

1,030
1,985
18,625

16

4
4

4

5,050
500
725

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

9,900
4,000
60,625

2
0
8
0
0
2
1

2,700

5

2,500
550
1,850

12
11
22
0

4,700
3,450
12,775

2
0
8
0
0
1
1

429,123
318,785
2,816,472
500
2,100

17,300
426,847
195,097
520,735

1,350
1,650
4,750

0
0
0
2

0
0
0

3
7

450
16,750
20,800

1943
1944
1945
Marietta...... ............................................. 1943
1944
1945
Matamoras....______ _________________ 1943
1945

23
39
46
4

1,963,351
329,950
443,535
600,300
3,000

Mauch Chunk.------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Meadville.___________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Mechanicsburg------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945




40,000

0
10,000

3
3
7

5
0
1

60
0
0
1

0
0

0

13
5

100
0

4
82
63
115
8

0

0

2

46,000

5

0
0

0
0

0
0

28,737
5,000
25,000

5
10
20

8,700
35,440
126,235

3
18
35
77

450
26,953
59,947
102,405

74
30
48

64,730
35,618
229,475

383
350
527

0
2
8
20
10

0

1
1
2

364,393
268,167
660,697
500
800
5,200
273,062
157,647
255,840

0

15,000
1,926,300
0
0

24
4
9

2,500
148,750
11,500
56,950

30

1,300
9,600
5,035
25,950
207,945

650
550
562

0

300
5,000
82,200

4

33,000

2

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

5
3

650
29,550
108,000

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

1
2
2
0
0
0
0
1
1

500
650
2,400

2
1

5

2,350

0
0
0
0
8,000

0
0
0

17,000

0
0
0
2
2
6

0
0

9
13
25
3

1,736,000
242,673
409,850
600,000

0
0
0
1

0
0
0
200

0
0
0

0
0
0
1,200

0
0
200

0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

310
125
177
33
28
64

455,931
82,874
367,063
20,480
19,050
2,593,189

165

0
0

0
0

27

58,800

* In sample of 257 cities. See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

1
1
0
2

0
0

0
1

Malvern.------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Manchester--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Manheim------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945

Media

0

17,900
6,075
20,225
83,300

0
0
0
0
0
0

1
0
0
1

$65,395

0

10,900
191,000

0
0
0
0
0
0

Marcus Hock-------------------------------------

44

0

4
39

33,950
34,550
190,200

7
6

$13,385

18,500
11,600
16,571
11,304
25,754
15,400
7,500
37,100

9

McKees Rocks___ ____________________ 1943
1944
1945
McSherrystown.— ___________________ 1943
1944
1945
Mahanoy City___ ____________________ 1943
1944
1945

7
0

$8,000
3,800

0

11

Valuation

0
0
1
1
0

450
64,390
100,387
253,640

1

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

0
0

3
25
46
457
381
635

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

0
0

0

102

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

5,000
0
0
0
0
0

405,299

7

0

0

10

5

35,000

14

0
2

0

11
6

7,500
1,250

17

0
0

0
0

0
0

7

30.000

4

4

27,950
108,500
5,900
1,150
2,569,714

1
1
6
0
0
0
0
0
0

14
26

0
0
0
0
0
0

850
1,000

450
8,750
3,800
227,351
87,277
28,685
300
3,000

0
0
1
1
0

4
39
0
1
0
0
0
1

4
4

5
0

4
247
0
0
1

39
4
9
14
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

138
115
158

49,432
54,924
223,563
14,580
10,400
22,225

165

20
1
1
0
0
0

22
20

43

0

5
0

7
2

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

1,300

16

27,500

7

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

86

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued.

APPENDIX.

—

MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES-Continued

All building
construction
State and city

Pennsylvania—Continued
Mercer......................................................

Year

Number
of
buildings

New residential
building
Number
of
buildings

Valuation

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

0
0
0
0
6
6

$3,200
25,000

0
0
0
0
1
0

Middletown.__________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Millersburg---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
Millvale-------------------------------------------- 1945

25
39
19

.1,350,731
337,220
281,848

0
0
0

Meyersdale________ _________________

Milton

1943
1944
1945
Minersville----------------------------------------- 1944
1945
Mohnton____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
Monessen.------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Monongahela----------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Moosic.________________
Morrisville......________________________
Morton.--------------------------------------------

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1943

1943
1944
1945
Mount Jewett.------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Mount Lebanon township. _____________ 1943
1944
1945
Mount Holly Springs.__________________

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$2,700
25,000

0
0
0
0
1
0

1,189,250
111,550
32,452

9
9
4

156,481
25,280
225,396

52
7

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1

42
13
24
15
13

6,350
12,025
2,792
272,475
281,875
9,720
1,515
4,700
1,900

$300

4

0

6

27
7

5,000
200,390
24,000

15
3

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

80

24,945

0
0
0
1

0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1

0
0
0
0
0
0
0

40
50
26
27
26
30
34
51

3,500
12,765
30,290
49,867
280,827
294,839
35,970
5,955
13,865
44,670

5
27

150
2,500
7,800
105,610

0
6

3,070

1
2

5
1

0

1,715
200

2

5
9
2
0
6
0
1
6
1
0
1
21
0
0
1
0

3,500
600
9,500
21,400
6,000
0

18,600
0

4,000
21,200

150
0

3,000
105,000
0
0
1,200
0

8,500

3

8,500

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

96
69
217

36,036
32,436
1,035,450

0
0
0
1
0
120

Mount Penn--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
MunhalL____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Myerstown---------------------------------------- 1945

17
7
13
96
72
93
11

5,970
1,525
8,235
247,150
168,860
192,239
47,450

Nanty-Glo.___________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Narberth------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Nazareth___________________ . _____ 1943
1944
1945

1

8,000

3
3
38
53
41
24
28
46

9,400
40,500
13,138
15,158
15,517
3,250
8,565
78,770

Nescopeck

20

9,455
1,395
13,100
938,760
3,829,639
187,855
62,853
24,060
417,000

.. _____________________ 1943
1944
1945
New Castle____________ _____________ 1943
1944
1945
New Cumberland__ __
_____ 1943
1944
1945

4
13
230
141
156
27

New Holland.. _______ __ ___ ____ 1945
New Kensington.____________________ ... 1943
1944
1945

41
50
107

11

30
2

10,750
42,153
380,720
231,017

0
0
0
10

27
16
4

5,000
0

0
1
0

5,000
800
1,700
401,500
11,300
31,000
32,500

5,500
2,500
0
0
0
1,000
0

0

24,945

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

24

5,815
8,765
25,675
2,352
12,964
7,650
4,440
5,165
21,570

22

17
9
14
14
21
20

38
0
1

4

0
2,000

4,800
350

5

260
0

1
0

1,075

4

1,995

1
1
0
0
0
0

100
200
0
0
0
0

87
65

28,816
30,886
66,085

3

415

0
0
0
0
0
8

0
0
0
0
0
2,220

4

1,550
15,765

3
1

9
1
0
0
1
0
2
6

5
6

5
3

68
6

0
0

0

0

35,000
. 0

3

9,400

0

0

37
51
35
19

10,638
13,958
12,367
2,350
5,015
67,920

1,200

3,150
900
2,550
10,850
490
0

5
77

5,500
473,720
3,768,859
132,355
12,256
175
158,950

66

83
3
1

8

44,550

9

0
1

0
2,200

2
6

8,275
147,250

17
19

86

10,750
31,938
263,135
17,550

17
7

0

5,970
1,525
6,835
88,769
29,410
47,300
4,200

0
0

1,400
93,381
550
34,239
250

0

20,000

4
30

0

500

80

0
2

0
0
1

2
1
2

13
4

9
13
7

0
0
0

8,000
0

6

6

11

1
0
2
1
0
0
0
1
0

69
4

8
0
0
0

953,600

65,000
138,900
110,700
43,000

dwelling
units

Valuation

0
0
0
0
$200
0

0
0
0
0

1

Number of

0
0
0
0
1
0

0
0
0
0

3




Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0
0
0
0

68

0
0
0
0

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

12

83
44

21

41
15
3
6

84
71
67
11
6

13

3,965
595
5,900
63,540
49,480
24,500
18,097
3,885
213,500

0

0

34
29
58

8,015
109,310
66,217

1

2

5
9
2
0
6
0
1
6
1
0
1
21
0
0
1
0

3
0
0
0
1
0

141
0
0
0
20

53
16
6
1
0
2
1
0
0
0
1
0
2
1
2

69
4
6

13
4
8
0
1

3
30

87

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943, 1944, and 1945— Continued.
MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES-Continued

State and city

Year
Number
of
buildings

Pennsylvania—Continued
New Oxford.--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Newport.------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
1943
Newt-own
1944
1945
♦Norristown_____ _______ ______________ 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
North Braddock---------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
North Charleroi................. .....................
1943
1944
1945
Northampton-------------------------------------

2
0
2
1
0

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$700
0
11,000

500
0

26,700
410,853
509,053
417,527

0

0

37
3

214,500
15,500

6

12,400
3,850
22,550
20,310
9,098
4,725

9
16
9
13
9

31
45
27
32
28

14,740
21,085
29,330
4,150
9,125
14,725
6,019
10,291
23,490

Oakdale------------------ ------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Oakmont------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Oil City-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

0
0
0

0
0
0

33
36
33
119
93
234

157,585
68,978
74,045
62,937
64,247
411,278

Osborne-------------------------------------------- 1943
Palmyra.------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Parkesburg---------------------------------------- 1943
1944

0
1
0
2
6
8

0
200
0

— ----------- 1943
1944
1945
Paxt&ng.------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Pembrook---------------------- ------ ------------ 1943
1944
1945

1
8
8
2
0
0

300
42,780
45,900
15,000

19

12,890
2,735
60,755

Pitcairn_____________________________

1943
1944
1945

8

10

39
9
12

7
1
0
0
1

3
6

6,734

84,000
1,475
3,300

0
0

6,100

11,450
10,982
1,800
0
0

400
9,300
9,500

3

0
0

3
0
1
0
0
0
0

3
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
21

15
6

0

8

0
0
0
0

3

3,500

14
15

0
2

4

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$700
0
11,000
0
0

250
0

2,500
7,000
34,981
37,280
64,483
12,400
3,850
9,550
850
4,398
2,350
0

600
11,800

0
0
0
0
0
0

7
14
13
16

3,690
8,885
17,500
800
3,175
9,275
1,294
4,450
19,475

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

7

4,610
12,865
4,690
5,900
6,520
296,810

0

7,000

0
0
0
1
0
0

0
0
0

9,000
0
0

0

0

5
7

40,000
45,200
7,500

1
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
1

6

1,500

0
2,100
0

1
0
0
0
0
2

4
15

9
13
3

0
2
0

0
0
0
0

8
2
8

6
8
6
12

24
0
1
0
1
1

4
1

3
1
0
0
0
2

3

9,500

8

1,400

1
1
1
1
0
0
1
1

0

4,000
0
0
0
0

4,000
6,000

5

12,115,632
841,200
4,044,810

144
164
286
3
3

0
0
0

0
0
0

1
0
0
2
0
6

$500

0
0

420
502
381
0
0
0
6

4
6
0
1
1

3
0
1
2
0

37
3

0
0
0

0
0

19,460
3,200
2,375

0
1
0
0
0
0

0

800
2,000

3

7,550

3
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0

12
0
0
0

0
0
0

5

8,975
11,113
47,855
57,037
55,627
114,468

6

23
38
13
19

21
22

113
79
210

9
5
0
2
0

5
4

1,450
2,450
0
0
0

0
20
12

0
0
0

0
0
0
1
0
0

625
675
38,750

17
7
29

12,265
2,060
12,505

7

4,500
10,850
5,982

75,000
25
850
300
2,780
700

200

0
0
0
0

600

11

1,000

5

1,800
400
300
3,500

0
0
0
0
1
0

2,672
2,554
2,817
32
78
48
23
34
59

0
0

0
0
0

0
0
2

0
0

0
0

4,500

3

0
0
0

0
0
0
21

0
0
0
2
0
0

0
200
0

0
0
0

0
0

12,700
375,872
257,273
337,544

4,830
3,350
5,950
5,450
4,725
5,841
4,015

3

8,500

0

12,200

13
18

5

1,150

16
9

2
12

1,000
0

0
0

12

29,000
4,000
2,500
9,500

1
0
1
1
1

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

0
0
0

6,762,139
11,718,210
9,903,032
1,135
17,550
5,100
29,100
68,370
332,170

0
0

3,753
36
81
51
36
48
80

0
0

13,000

144,000
45,000
21,500

3,918
170
650

2,888

3,500
7,000

9
3

23,420,204
17,424,146
22,631,540
16,718
42,214
64,312
67,315
142,609
416,420

* In sample o f 257 cities. See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.




10,000

0
0
1
0
1

13
435
545
399

29
31
19

_ . _______ 1943
1944
1945
Philipsburg........................... ~ _________ 1943
1944
1945
Phoenixville._ ------------------. _____ 1943
1944
1945

$36,000

1
1

1943
1944
1945
North York.____ ____________________ 1943
1944
1945
NnrwnnH
1943
1944
1945

♦Philadelphia---------

0
0

3

6,000

0

................ 1943
1944
1945
Pennsburg----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Perkasie._________ ..
----------------- 1943
1944
1945

0
0

2

1,400
13,800

Pen Argyl...........................

2
0
2

36,250
11,150

3
5

Parkside.-----------------------

Valuation

4
3

0

North Wales--------------------------------------

Number
of
buildings

0
0
0

0
0
0

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

All building
construction

0

7,500

5

0
0

0
0
0
0
2

0
0
0
0

5,000
0

1
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
1

4,542,433
4,864,736
8,683,698
14,583
24,664
30,212
34,215
71,739
74,750

4,015
170
750

0
0

0
0
0

4,000

1
0

4
1
1

3

CONSTRUCTION IN WAR YEARS 1942-45

88

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943, 1944, and 1945 Continued.

APPENDIX.

—

MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES-Continued

Year

State and city

Pennsylvania—Continued
♦Pittsburgh.................................................

Number
of
buildings

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

All building
construction

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Additions, alterations,
and repairs
Number
of
buildings

Valuation

1943
1944
1945
Plymouth™................................................ 1943
1944
1945

2,614
2,655
3,426

$5,170,361
3,330,462
8,233,696

555
153

$2,672,220
593,700
1,121,900

206
145
260

$1,083,588
775,750
3,191,639

1,853
2,410
3,013

0
2
8

0

7,250
16,850

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
1

0
0
8,000

0
2

Port Carbon.............................................. 11943
1944
1945
Port Vue................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Pottstown.................................................. 1943
1944
1945

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

6,300
27,225
14,500
1,710,457
336,110
2,579,165

0
0
0
1

0
0
0

4
16

0
0
0
1

0
0
0
2
6

Pottsville................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Prospect Park............................................ 1943
1944
1945
Punxsutawney............................................ 1943
1944
1945
Quakertown............................................... 1943
1944
1945
Heading..................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Hed Lion............................... .................... 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
Reynoldsville............................................. 1943
1944
1945
Ridley Park............................................... 1943
1944
1945

Renovo.„...................................................

6

479
304
330
41
68
68

14
40
30
10

5
17
30
25
49
1,397
1,435
1,569
14

200

71
40
64

506,982
99,410
2,252,440

0
0

0
0

3
9

28,600
3,000

8

750
9,870
43,500
2,125
8,158
60,125
1,450
800
131,250

38
59
57
4
26
23
4

3,170
15,617
28,700
7,535
43,500
544,025

13
7
14
1,391
1,431
1,514
14

3
1
0
0
0
1
1

0
0
0

1,500
4,000

9
14
7
6
2

13
17
18
28

27

139,000

0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

1
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0

200
0
0

0
0
0
2
2
1

0
0
0

13
15

700
800
9,070
6,250
5,450
8,850
13,950
16,090
43,525

3

9,750

0
0
1
0
0

1,500

3

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0

3,800
17,000
54,600

3
3

5
6

28
8
12
12
11

1
2
10

9

6
0
0

1,200

3,000
155,416
19,935
76,050

3,800
7,450
21,400

1

1,500
0

4,000

6

4

0
0
0
0

2
1
1
2
6

18,500

9

1,500
300
18,850
24,500

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

5,000

3

7,800

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

3,000
9,000
19,000

2
1

8 ,0J0

3

35,600
0
0
0
0
0
0

875
3,200
5,593,645
874,799
240,869

6

7

600

2
0
6

22,000
0

0
0
0
1
0

17,985

3

17,000

0
0
0
0
0
0

8
12

4,175
13,200
5,787,553
1,210,575
1,326,145

2
1
0
0
2

3.000

5

2.000
0
0

148
65

8,300

86

448
531
682

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

750
250
1,000

0
0
0

4

0
0

3
229

729,530
165,600
103,000

4
28

1
0

7

179
42
17

0
0

3
4




500
1,500

1

0
0

Royersford... ............................................. 1943
1944
1945
Saxton....................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Schuylkill Haven_____________________ 1943
1944
1945

* In sample of 257 cities.

5

0
0

0
0
0
8
8
10
0
0
0

♦Scranton................................................. .

11,000

28,500

1943
1944
1945
Roseto..................................... ................. 1943
1944
1945
Royalton................................................... 1943
1944
1945

1943
1944
1943
1944
1945

5,500
19,650

2

7

20
0
0
0

Rnnt.tda.lA

10,900
17,107
76,406
775,034
552,903
1,364,474
975
577

5

0
0

Robesonia.................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Rochester.................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Rockwood................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Roscoe......................................................

53,389
54,965
155,138
5,575
15,045
65,975
2,500
3,000
138,100

100

0
0
0

14,000
0

8

11 months only.

1,325
2,890
17,800
5,750
1,200

800

222

249

2

3

1
0

4
6

28
5
10
10

7
7

8
1
0
0
8

3
8
0
0
0

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

$1,414,553
1,961,012
3,920,157

580
213
274

0

0
0
0

7,250
8,850
0
0
0

0
0
0
1

300
6,075
3,300
473,945
71,100
223,725

5
7
179
42

52,639
45,095
83,038
450
6,887
5,850
1,050
700
2,850

0
0
1
2
0
0
0
1
2

7,730
1,490
19,206
767,499
509,403
681,449
975
577

0
0

22

7
0
0

27

0

0
0
0

500
800
9,070
4,000
5,200
3,850
12,625
13,200
25,723

0
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0

4,000

0
0
0
0
0

0
0

155,116
1,085
33,050

4

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0

0
0
0
8
8
6
0
0
0

3,800
7,450
8,600

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0

1

16

4

600

10
0
0
0

1
0

8,000
0

9
0

985

3

1

300

3
300
466
594

193,908
335,776
1,076,976

2
1
0
0
2

3

8,000

89

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943, 1944, and 1945— Continued.
MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES—Continued
All building
construction
Year

State and city

Number
of
buildings

Pennsylvania—Continued
Selinsgrove.__________________________
Sellersville.---------------- .
Sewickley

______

..

Sewickley Heights-—

1943
1944

1943
1944
1945
.. .................. 1943
1944
1945
___ _ 1943
1944
1945
. . ...

.

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

3

0
0
0

0
0
0

55
3

0
0
0
$1,000

8
0

10,020
0

$465,000
165,000
5,000

0
0
0
2
1

3

60
7

$2,600
16,600
2,800
484,000
168,250

3
3
3

$2,600
16,600
2,800
18,000
2,750
3,070
600
6,900

0
0
0
100
6
1
0
0
0

2
1

1
0
0
0

4

500
1,950

0
1

0
100

3

1,600

0
2
2

18

99,500

32

130,925

25

0
0
1
0
0
2

0
0

0
1

3,500

7

700
8,500

Sharon______________________________ 1945
Sharon HilL___ ______________________ 1943
1944
1945
Sharpsburg—
—
....------------- 1943
1944
1945

75

292,838
700
12,130
47,150
1,150
3,750
18,950

. 1943
1944
1945
... 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

29
46
36
19

12,104
200,154
46,705
3,060
11,650
131,125
16,735
14,468
29,635

0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

92
59
28
24

35,036
34,600
21,500
6,300
12,875
97.125
2,055
2,620
3,960

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

3

14,000
600
1,500
1,400

25

1943
1944
1945
Southmont.__________________________ 1945
Southwest Greensburg____ - ............... — 1943
1944
1945

0

0

3

0
0
0
0
1
2
1

0
0
0
0

0
0
2
2
0

10

2,750
45,000
23,340
7,200
15,600
14,600

5
4

4,200
2,600

38
39
61

9,790
5,160
60,225

0
2

1
1

220
1,000

0
0
0
0
1
12

——
-------------

Shillington.™
Sinking Spring___

Slatington—
Souderton___________________________
South Connellsvilic____

South Fork-..

-.

South Williamsport__
Spangler.

.

—

Springdale..

1943
1944
1945
-------- 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

Spring Grcvc_______

1

4
11

3
15
15

22

18
20

33
25

8

33
17
12

13

2
10
6

13

5
1
11

35

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

22

-- 1943
1944
1945
Sugar Notch-------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Summit Hill___
— .
1943
1944
1945

41

State College.........
Steelton—

Stowe township------

.......... ...................
-------------

----

-------------------

Sunbury. —




1943
1944
1945

24
10

7
9
74
8

4
18
0
12
0
0
0

5
7
21
6

4
2

13,100
500
15,250
99,336
5,926
6,800
30,350
515
825
631,300
23,900
1,985
35,950
79,160

2
1
2

5

0
0

0
0

3

5,000

10

0
0
0
0
0

0
1
0
2
0
2
6

0
1,000
0

385

29
45
36
17

16,000
0
0
0

2,500
5,500
4,000

6
8

4
3
20
6
10
6

7

62,413
700
11,880
1,550
1,150
3,750
6,950

18

12,104
199,154
46,705
2,675
11,650
58,325
11,360
11,968
3,685

0
0
0
0
0

24,236
18,400
18,000
2,650
4,000
4,750
850
640
2,025

0
0
0
0
0

0

22

56,800
5,375
2,500
25,950

14
14
30
19

10,800
16,200
3,500
3,650
8,875
78,375
605
480
535

84
55
25
4

0
0

0

0

3

2,750

45,000

0
8

0

21,000
0

2

5
5
5
4

5
6

5

2,340
4,700
5,900
8,000

0
0
1
0
0
2

3
0
0
0

3
2
1
2
0
0
0
0
1
2
1

13
18

1,550
1,460
3,195

26
24
38

8,240
3,300
45,480

0
2

0
0
0
0

1
0

220
0

5

13,100

0
1,000
0

0

0

0
1
0
1

4,000
64,300

7
14

7,800
14,200

3
9

0
0
0
0
1
12

0
0

0
2
8
0
1
6
2
1
1

0

22
22
0

5,926
2,800

7

0

549,200

0
0

0
0

4

18,200

0
1
2

3

0

400
11,550

50

3,550
3,200
13,500

1

3
3
3
15

0
0

15,500

1,050
4,400
15,100

0
0
0

0

250
42,100

7,000

0
0
2
0
0

2
0
8
0
0
0
0
0
0

0

62,300

2
1

0
0
0

3
5

Shenandoah______

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

0
0

12

4,000
14,850

500
3,450
20,836

0

100
2,000

3
13

515
475
35,100
23,450
1,885
15,750

0

350
47,000
450

8

18
6

1
0

44,610

38

31,450

0

0

58,000

4

4,300

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

3
4

650
700
3,400

0
0
0
0
0
2

5
17

400
3,700
11,700

0

2

3,100

3

450
2,700

4

500
13,500

0

0

0
0

0
0

3,100

2

5

0
0
2
0
0

91
0
0

4
2
0

9
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

90

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued.

APPENDIX.

—

MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES-Continued
All building
construction
State and city

Pennsylvania—Continued
Swarthmore...............................
Swissvale...................................

Tamaqua...................................
Tarentum...................................
Telford......................................

Topton......................................
Towanda...................................
Trafford.....................................
Trainer......................................
Tyrone......................................
Union City.................. .............

Uniontown.................................
Upland......................................
Upper Darby township...............

Vandergrift................................
Wall..........................................
Warren.„....................................

Washington................................
Waynesboro...............................
Waynesburg..............................

Weatherly.................................
Wellsboro...................................
Wernersville........................... ....

Wesleyville................................
West Chester.............................
West Conshohocken.




Year

Number
of
buildings

New residential
building
Number
of
buildings

Valuation

7
15
70
49
85

$127,655
2,150
11,544
164,900
30,855
189,290

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

0
0
0

0
0
0

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1945

15
26
19
4

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

11

5
0
6
0
0
0

1

9
49
26
34
21

5
5
11
20
20

42
38
28
40
6

9
13
405
170
364
5
11

5
1

4
25
42
29

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

6
10
8

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

19

1943
1944
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

4
3
15
9
14
10

22

45
3
12

25
0
0
2

19
37
25
26
30
6

7
1

187,600
0

79,000
0
0
0

2,510
7,700
7,220
1,900
300
13,176
159,500
49,710
54,310
125,850

New nonresidential
building
Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0
0
0

0
0
0

24
3
23

$144,000
11,000

0
1
2
12
2

118,000

14

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
2
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

39

156,000
44,000
11,500
12,500

11
2

5

820
2,850
9,850
9,000
13,040
29,220

0
1
1
2
0
0

22,015
30,941
270,500
2,520
20,650
17,200
1,265,600
131,277
1,068,602

0
0
1
0
0
0

295

0
2,000
6,000

4,500
0
0

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0
$200

11
6

13
34
44
48

$127,655
1,950
10,519
15,825
19,605
31,115

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

184,600

3

3,000

0

0
1
0
0
0

72,000

0
0
0

0
0
0

1

3
3
3
1

3

900
300
6,600

2,460
6,650
5,020

1
0
6

1,000
0

10
11

12
22

500

3
4

0
0

13
18

0
0
0

2
1
2

1,196,000

23
17
35

8

0

0

838,700

34,900
25,150
19,000
500
4,700
179,190
197,874
208,290

0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
2,000
0
0
0
0
0

1
2
2
0

75,055
14,850
58,585
1,700
8,700
67,900
8,831
7,463
23,000

2
1
2
2
1
6
0
0
0

1,000
2,000

4
5

4,060
26,065
9,765
3,900
82,400
67,350

0
0
0
0
1

0
0

8,500

0
0
2

20,600
17,907
82,375
11,750
230,750
860
4,685
3,000

6
0
0
0
1
0
1
1

4
5
7

8

0
1,000

1,420
2,500
7,950

8
11

2,500
23,000
37,585
77,620
400
17,000
14,000
0

4,700
112,800
128,275
117,500

3
4
9

130
800
1,615

0

0

2,500
26,500

3

51,000
32,250

0
0

8,500
18,000
0
0
0

150,000
0

4,000
3,000

10
0
0
0
1
0
1

18
32

8,000

0
0
0
0

0
0
0

8
10

25

7
3
7
3

1,000

5,000
30,500

1
1
2

5

4,010
14,165
223,900
900

74,055
9,875
1,500
300
3,700
24,400
6,525
4,100
15,250

7,000

9

200

5,000

0
0
0

14
23
16

50
1,050

960
32,850
109,750

2
0
2
8
2
10

0

7,000

2,200

1

3

Valuation

1,025
5,075
250
40,175

5

157

5

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

0
0
0
200
0

7
7
4
4

50,000
3,550
47,500
660
85

0

0

20
21

4
87
153
172
4
9
2
1
0
20

35
21

6,576
3,300
4,750
9,960
3,600
320
850
2,850
3,080
10,540
21,270
18,005
16,776
41,600
1,620
12,650
14,700
46,600
93,692
152,282
34,500
8,150
3,000
500
0

66,390
69,599
90,790

0

0

4
5

2,975
50,085
400

1
0
2
6

7
7
16
18
36
3
8
10
0
0
0
12

37
24
19
22
2
2
0

0

13,000
2,306
3,363
7,750
3,930
25,265
8,150
3,900
28,900
8,600
0
0
0

2,400
17,907
32,375

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

0
0
0

49
4
24
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

a
0
0
0
0
0

39
11
2

5
9
1

9
2
0
0

O
0
1
0

9
a
381
a
157
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
2
2
2
2
1
6
0
0

9
9
9
0
0
1

5
0

9
2

8,200

6
0
0
0

33,250

45

200

0
1
1

600
0

91

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.-—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued.
MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES—Continued
All building
construction
Year

State and city

Pennsylvania—Continued
West Homestead---------------------------------

1943
1944
1945
West Lawn---------------- — ................... 1943
1944
1945
Westmont------------------- ------------------- 1943
1944
1945

1943
1944
1945
West Reading------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
West View._______________________ ___ 1943
1944
1945
West Wyoming™.----------- --------------------- 1945
West Newton________________________

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$280
37,180
39,100
4,628
43,358
22,260
8,840
7,510
41,640

1
10

27
15
49
34
19
5
15

1,600
3,500
5,600

3
2
2

56
47
44

22,222

15
44

16,745
24,538
740
12,780
83,991

0

43

1

Number
of
buildings

0
0
2
0
0
2
1
1

5
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
1

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0
0

$22,000
0
0

9,000
750
3,800
37,000
0

2,500
3,600

0

110

4,500

7
23

41
15
16
619
503
570

8,748
2,580
28,505
245,773
367,925
569,012

0
0
1
0
0
0

58
83
782
1,027
1,070
3

69,460
58,866
113,205
122,184
280,414
256,366
610

9
4
34

0
0

0
0

2,900

Wilson----- ---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Windsor..................... ............................... 1943
1944
1945
Wormleysburg.----------------------------------- 1943
1944

0
1

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

54
56
51
5

1943
1944
1945
♦York._______________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Youngwood---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

126
61
59
848
846

Wyomissing._________________________
Wyomissing Hills-------------------------------Yardley.-------------------------------------------

Yeadon._____________________________

0
0

5,000
100
0

6,800
8,003
28,518
1,000

125
20,770

1
6
12

66,000

4

9,880
9,200

10

239,905
22,215
47,253
381,733
277,822
765,278
8,250
3,000
13,500

1,002

4
1

3

0
0
0

1

10,000

5

16,750

0

4

2
0

4

20,950

3
3
16
49
28
55

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
1

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
1
1
0
0
1
0
0

0
0

0
0
11
0
0
1
0
1

0
0
1
0
0
1
12
2
0

25,080
19,200
235,000
2,800

4,000

100

7,000
0
0
10,000
66,000

8,800
0

5

72

230,400

0

0
0

0
0

50
0

13
4
1

3

53
46
39

2
6

0
1

0
0
1
1
0

0
2,000

3

5
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
1

0
0

6

0

1,000
1,000
0

0

95,640
82,316
413,185
143,406
620,440
396,089
610

300
25,500

1
1
0

0

67
90
161
832
1,056
1,129
3

4

600

8
2

0

1943
1944
1945
Williamsport.---------------------------------- --- 1943
1944
1945
1943
Wilmerding---------------------------------------1944
1945

0

210
200

0

24
642
505
570

1
1

1,420

4
0
0
2
1
1

1
10

0
0
1
0
0
0

4
34

0
0

38

8,858
54,005
39,570
275,012
369,475
569,012

Wilkinsburg._________________________

75

0
0

0
1,100

0

*Wilkes-Barre.________________________

9

1

9
25
14
49
32

16,400

0

21

2
0
1

$280
7,180
17,100
4,553
43,358
13,260
6,670
3,500
4,440

0

$30,000
0

Valuation

2
0

5,000
30,000

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

0
1
0
1
0
0
10
2
1

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

18,222
6,745
7,788
740
6,680
37,591

0
0
0
0

4

Wf^t Ynrk

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

175,000
0

66,500
8,250
3,000
13,500

51,425
6,565
29,239
1,550
0
1,100

4,250
64,980
18,422
339,926
118,773
2,900

0
0

0

300
20,000
0
0

5,000
0
0
0
0

11,486
0
0

7,500
0

680
3,300

111

0
0

0
0

3

5,500

0
0
0
1
0

0
0
0
100
0

54
56
39
5

6,800
8,003
10,032

1

4
0
1

1,000

125
3,270
0

5

400
5,900

3

1
1

4
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
12
2
0

5
3
39
40
70

1,730
2,375
19,795
31,319
267,553

54
56
56
759
806
919

9,505
20,485
44,878
186,938
246,503
431,225

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

7
9

$15,394
4,266
5,910
278,386
96,504
4,500

4
4
252
420
356

$2,100
2,092
134,538
209,183
272,021

5
43

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0

72
0
0

50
0

13
4
1

4

EAST NORTH CENTRAL STATES
Illinois:
Alsip

1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
Anna._______ .-.---------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

Alton__________________________ _____

* In sample of 257 cities.

11

13
273
463
430
3
0

3

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.




$17,494
6,358
140,448
497,013
510,097
4,500
0
100,000

0
0
0

0
0
0

5
42

$9,444
141,572

0
0
0

0
0
0

21

38
32
3
0

3

0
100,000

0
0
0

92

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943, 1944, and 1945 Continued.

APPENDIX.

—

EAST NORTH CENTRAL STATES-Continued

Year

State and city

Illinois—Continued
Antioch.....................................................
Arlington Heights......................................
Assumption...............................................

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

Number
of
buildings

17
12

27
31
37
162
74
48
28

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$13,300
4,700
30,550
15,312
25,425
1,038,005
9,875
8,300
8,100

0
0
2
0
0
100
0
0
0

1943
1944
Athens...................................................... 1943
•Aurora....................................................... 1943
1944
1945

0
0
0

0
0
0

503
450
583

331,761
260,488
655,332

Bannockburn............................................. 1944
1945
Barrington................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Bartlett..................................................... 1944
1945

0
1

0
11,000

15
15
14
4
7

10,674
22,650
51,600
1,950
8,600

5
30
56
90

1,300
400
12,600
8,168
73,020
214,806

0

0

1
0
1
1
0
2
0

137

570,222

205
44
275
17
65
129
7
64
26
112

Astoria......................................................

0
0
0
2

13
22

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

All building
construction

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

2
0
8
10

$5,400

15

18
33
57
4

19
29
17
44

Valuation

6

21,395
294,705
5,550
1,350
3,700

22

$7,900
4,700
12,150
5,192
4,030
21,300
4,325
6,950
4,400

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

5,200
47,700
97,011

70
63
77

174,733
20,622
268,142

431
374
484

0
0
0

0
11,000
0
0
0
0

0
0
2

0
0

$7,100
0
0

722,000
0
0
0

0

12

11,300

17

10,120

21

151,828
192,166
290,179

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

0
0
2
0
0
100
0
0
0
0
0
0
2

13
22

0
0

0
0

0
0

13

3
5

700
10,575
44,800

7,000

0
0

0
0

9,974
12,075
6,800
1,950
1,600

500

4

800

0

1
2

200
10,000

9,000

16
34
43

4,470
57,843
141,360

0

0

0

0

0

54

173,150

37

296,266

46

100,806

57

1,103,700
141,300
2,254,895
9,215
242,009
442,885
4,050
256,410
88,125

174
9
223

986,000
48,000
1,507,000

23
27
34
14

8
8

50
13

251,000
77,000

52,100
12,050
259,000
3,600
3,385
21,660
2,700
4,575
2,600

174
9
223

37
4
7
9

65,600
81,250
488,895
5,615
2,124
55,725
1,350
835
8,525

24
29
95

193,000
395,600

5,379
14,477
45,736
1,900
12,038
123,744
207,535

43,302

37

82,890
900
15,838
2,300
110,326

42
92
146

6

30
44
44
4
33
35
49

58
46
76

45
47
91

241,681
432,287
1,014,626
2,800
27,876
126,044
350,661

Blue Island................................................ 1943
1944
1945
Bradley..................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Breese.™.................................................... 1943
1944

299
275
270
19
19
60

216,316
118,627
610,393
18,300
11,918
134,465

5

105,417
31,845
426,190
3,900
8,738
67,175

261
243
225
5
16
15

85,899
77,710
101,803
3,650
3,180
7,190

0
1

0

0

1943
1944
1945
Brookfield.................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Buckner..................................................... 1943
1944
1945

198
• 196
170
206
137
140

Burnham................................................... 1945
Cairo......................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Calumet City............................................. 1943
1944
1945

0

0

5
5
13
103
177

7,802
10,550
13,540
194,441
84,526
528,636

0

85

14
13

440,200

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

1943
1944
1945
Batavia..................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Belleville................ .................................. 1944
l 1945
Bartonville................................................

Beliwood...................................................

1943
1944
1945
Bensenville................................................ 1943
1944
1945
Berkeley.................................................... 1943
1944
1945

Berwyn— .................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Bloomingdale—......................................... 1945
•Bloomington.............................................. 1943
1944
1945

Broadview.................................................

Camp Point.™...........................................

* In sample of 257 cities.




1943
1944

2
8

119
215

1,500

3

654,504
662,957
776,790
873,587
474,184
475,425
985
475

0

0

6

102

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

1
0
0
0
0
2

300
1,200
0

0

0

43
65

236,500
365,500

0

0
0
0

5

0

886,000
0
0
0

32,800

9
4
5
0
1

5
13
22

45

18
3
10

27
3
7
4

2
12
12

0

0

19

60,100

33
24
31
7
3
26

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
1

132
131
81
130
75
43

630,000
646,650
546,550
850,000
439,000
345,200

55
54
76
31
34
44

11,704
10,765
222,850
13,507
11,054
102,005

11
11

0
0
0

0
0
0

1
1
0

100

8

14
7

0
1
0
2
21
0

25,000
9,072
82,400
10,750

12

12

75
0

13
45
28
53
5
2
0

0
200

2,300
2,498
15,177
64,446

22,210

1,500
12,800
5,542
7,390
10,080
24,130
28,220
885
400
0

0
1
0
0
0
0
2
1
0
1
1
0
2
0

0

43
65
0

50
13

0
0
0

5
5
2

IS
7
0

19
0
0

132
131
109
180
91
58
0
0
0

0

0

0

2,500

3
4

0
1
1

4,502

8

800
10,350
5,390
3,541
53,046
32,590

3
67
90
84

1,350
24,400
31,480
55,846

85

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0

6,800
166,500

8

i l l months only.

0
200

0
1
0
2

34
0

93

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued .
EAST NORTH CENTRAL STATES—Continued

Year

State and city

Illinois—Continued
Canton.---------------................................... 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
Carpentersville...........................................
1944
1945
1945
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

Number
of
buildings

105
62
102

14
27
44
3
6
2

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$13,639
16,368
43,875
55,575
36,658
348,744
510
1,400
20,000

1

4,650
350

0

10,000
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

9
4

20

13
17
3

17
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0

1
0
1

0
0
0
0
0
1

0
0
0
0
0
1,000

26

70,558
160,591
647,880

•Chicago..................................................... 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
Chicago Ridge.— ...................................... 1945

6,288
6,715
8,669
150
302
280

69,775,158
35,751,179
63,093,536
230,405
530^443
607,260
10,653

3,209
3,171
4,184

1943
1944
1945
•Cicero........................ ........... ................... 1943
1944
1945
Hills
......... .................. 1943
1944
1945

12
8
6

2,075
2,425
1,660
1,446,785
1,413,173
2,747,544
2,577
6,897
145,190

0
1
1

__ _____

..........- —___ ___ 1943
1944
................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Crystal T.ftlrp
____________________ 1943
1944
1945

Coulterville

21

310
345
447
11
12

27
0
0

35
22

43
39
49
79

0
0
8,000

17,620
98,405
19,915
33,870
187,769

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

27
292
427
286
24
19
36

96,054
13,800
220,175
929,467
1,128,241
605,784
8,380
6,525
25,290

1943
1944
1945
D m P la in A A
1943
1944
1945
Dixon........................................................ 1944
1945

16
18
29
589
406
286
19
18

41,625
21,825
67,225
1,701,371
1,239,233
938,965
6,089,300
41,200

Dolton--------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Downers Orov«
............ .......... .
1943
1944
1945
T in Qnnin
... . _____ ____
1943
1944
1945

73
116

89,781
280,146
353,834
34,980
44,441
164,891
18,675
24,050
51,530

• T W fitn r

...........

... . _______

.....

De Kalb.____________________________

Dwight____________r.„___ ____________ 1943
1944
1945
* In sample of 257 cities.

56
8

121

87
81
143
73
81
70
1
1

13

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16,

746862°— 48----- 7




300
1,500
23,500

Valuation

0

63
40
107

Christopher

Number
of
buildings

$515
4,000
1,150
800
37,700

0
2
2
2
1

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

All building
construction

10
12

4

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$2,280
2,350
13,965
45,350
28,600
288,325

85
47
83
9
16
15

$11,359
13,503
25,910
9,075
7,258
22,719

150

2
6
1

360
1,400
5,000
3,650
350

0

15,000
1,000
0

17
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

4,000
0

1
2
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

166,400

4
13
37

650
141,711
423,025

59
26
44

69,908
17,880
58,455

17,679,160
16,766,210
24,299,707

1,158
1,172
1,734

1,921
2,372
2,751
108
197
206
3

5,683,312
8,244,933
11,232,485
52,455
103,370
143,771
410

4,065
3,970
4,727

7
4

1,450
875
700
379,385
193,057
323,550
860
1,397
12,300

0
1
1

20

100,000

22

59
35

291,000
192,000
6,300

46
39
16

0
1,000

5
3
3
50
85
150
7

625
550
360
88,800
267,116
1,282,994
1,717

172
189
223

600
978,600
953,000
1,141,000

0
1
10

4,500
74,000

0

1

7

0
0
0

0
0
12

9

4,000
69,000

0
0

0
0

7
3
3

0
0
0
1

5

0
2
2
2
1

0
2
0

46,412,686
10,740,036
27,561,344
77,950
136,073
271,489
3,943

2

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

1,000

58,890

10
10

0
0

0
0

23
14
31
36
39
51

5,322
6,820
16,405
19,395
29,090
77,460

31

14

85,000

14

0
0
2

0
0

25

39,070

0
10

71
74
4

0
0
0
0

0
0

2,678
6,800
13,000
520
4,780
25,309

10

2
88

6,000
0

0

8

138,675
494,391
185,900
160,854
4,405
2,225
6,600

15
116

9
23

56,984
13,800
72,500
52,676
100,858
236,630
3,975
4,300
12,690

4
5
4
199
108
142

775
3,150
4,000
116,986
70,155
114,420

0
0
0
0
0
1

36

20

59
35
2

197
191
223
0
1
10
0
0
0
1

3
0
0

14
0
0
2

105
244
50

9,000
382,400
841,483
208,300

0
0
1

0
0
6,000

7

23
58
56
51
2

850
14,975
59,725
16,785
14,878
113,695
6 ,000,200

0

0

8

40,000
3,700
3,500
1,567,600
1,154,200
710,850
89,100
15,000

5

12,000

5

14,200

8

17
59
42

75,000
262,300
210,300

18
7
23
34

4,600
1,800
118,856
9,068
5,173
35,394
225
4,300

38
50
56
51
58
95
71
78
63

10,181
16,046
24,678
15,912
26,768
64,252
18,450
19,750
21,530

17
59
42

0
0

0
0

0
0

3

2,500

3

1
2

332
242
93
17

2
2
11
0
0

10,000

12,500
65,245

71
81
108
16
10
12

5
12

21

37

0
0

2

7

30,000

0

0

0
0

0
0

1
1

3

17,000

7

300
1,500
4,000

3

102

128
8

129
244
50
0
0
1
11
1
2

332
242
92
17

2
2
11
0
0

7

94

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued.

A p p e n d ix .

—

EAST NORTH CENTRAL STATES-Continued
All building
construction
Year

State and city

Illinois—Continued
East Moline. ___ ___________________

Number
of
buildings

New residential
building
Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

1943
1944
East Peoria---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

413
452
30
32
60

$142,246
125,311
191,305
145,635
331,885

1
1
1
0

$200
2,000

5

13,700

♦East St. Louis._.......................................... 1943
1944
1945
Edwardsville.............................................. 1943
1944
1945
Elburn______________________________ 1943
1944
1945

408
465
438
3

682,293
665,635
1,675,280
1,950
54,715
46,685

2

7,000
14,400
109,400

7

♦Elgin .. .______ _____ __________________ 1943
1944
1945
Elmhurst, ..........
................. ....... 1943
1944
1945
Elmwood Park........................................... 1943
1944
1945

313
310
463
77
74
90

1943
1944
1945
Evergreen Park.---------------------------- ------ 1943
21945
Fairfield..................................................... 1943
1944
1945

♦Evanston------------------------------------------

Flossmoor------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Forest Park__________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Forest View.__________________________ 1945

8
12
0
0

120

95
217
171
184
360
64
148
2
6

9
2
1

9
172
176
287
1

9
48

223,018
409,380
672,470

4
3

6,850
5,635

0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0

277
270
375
18
17
24
58
61
84

101,945
130,737
228,890
7,330

0
1

99,745
156,083
672,492

5
2
11

49

9,000

4

5,600

0

36
39
55
34
32
49
62
24
45

12,423
190,940
149,815
30,303
10,900
362,372
19,355
6,690

70
38
71
16
23

29,998
407,014
668,350
3,200
19,850
500
21,800
27,500

101

100

1
0

300

878,920

9
171
160
280

16

0

1

32,800
42,410
51,932
130,536
3,000

0
1,000

0
0
1

0
0
1,000

3
9

56,000
5,900
58,800

0
0
0

84
237
237

0

2
0
2
0
1

129,743
717,997
4,425,442
231,200
735,575
1,400
25,200
39,500
400
250
32,800
42,910
121,732
1,019,456
3,000

33
25
25
17

2,500
183,772
135,000
139,000
142,000

0
10
88

50,000
661,600

0

10,000

26,125
24,652
28,051
64,587

0
0

3
3

33
25
25
17
0
10

96

0

154,900
3,084,600
228,000
709,500

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

16

69,800

1
0

10,000
0

1
1
0
1
0
6
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

71
237
237

0
1
6

379,500
1,197,185
1,223,375

58

2
0
2

2,000
0

0

0

13,500

3
7

400
1,950

13
19
35
77
57
80
13

24
47

55,935
13,722
37,275
3,350
81,096
290,238
18,735
48,025
155,360

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

6
0
0
0
0
0

16

5,981
12,750
46,395
8,422

0
0
2
0
1

18,000

Glencoe._____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Glen Ellyn.—..------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Glenview------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

24
25
43
31
42
55
27
96

7,081
13,460
70,065
11,427
14,778
113,941
34,615
158,325
839,423

0
11
66

5

1,675

0

0
0
0
0
0

68,001

0

0

6
0
0
0
0
0

2,000

0

6
0
0

31
99
48
116

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945




371
404
296

3

63,160
38,070
87,430
70,025
429,218
947,385
20,875
50,859
808,155

1945

452,275
241,855
893,410
1,950
47,865
26,750

0
1

35
33
92
96
93
163
34
45
161

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

35
52
94
3
4

1
1
1
0

14,600

Freeport................ ........................... ........ 1943
1944
1945
Galesburg.................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Geneva.-.................................................... 1943
1944
1945

Glenwood.___________________________

$85,659
76,469
41,090
71,500
15,975

114,368
324,177
562,477
172,633
159,900
530,497
44,007
84,741
794,188

1,050
15,700

* In sample of 257 cities.

391
424
15
16
36

0
0

10

8

$56,387
46,842
147,715
74,135
302,210

0
0

0
0

0
1,000

Gilman__________________________
Glen Carbon......................... ....................

27
14
16
19

21

0
0

22,300
481,925
1,210,085
1,634,475

Genoa.______________________________

Valuation

14,300

7
132
267
297
5

0

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

3

0
1

2

2,500

Number
of
buildings

0
0

1943
1944
1945
Franklin Park............................................ 1943
1944
1945
Freeburg.................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Forreston.___________________________

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

1

4
2

21

52

250
0

500
0

21,300
46,425
7,000
352,300

96

508,700

18

7,225
23,300
36,555
60,675
346,922
463,597
2,140
2,834
144,095

6
0
0
0
0
0

18,000

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
2
0
1

0
0
20,000
0

0
1

0

4

1,048
13,600

2
1

6,000
1,200

45

193,550

0
0

7

0
0

0
0
0
0
0

4,300
64,000
0

56,000
649,271
0

21

8

1,100

4
9

13

710
3,670
3,005
2,477
12,336
31,615
94,188
128,657

1

350

12

14
14
7
11

2 10 months only.

115
190
0

0

9

6,225
900
3,400

1
2

7

8
0
2
1
22

13
53
17
35
38
21

21

32
19
27
34

12,000

0

650
250

8,001

0

31
159
48
116
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0

4
2
1

45
0
0

96

5
17

37,605
3,000
8,137
61,495

0
11
66

4

1,325

0

1

7

95

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued.
EAST NORTH CENTRAL STATES—Continued

Year

State and city

Illinois—Continued
Granite City-------------------------------------Grays Lake__________________________
Greenfield----------------------------------------Greenville___________________________
Griggsville___________________________

Number
of
buildings

54
14
42
14
27

$3,128,817
529,348
1,141,313
28,300
74,250

41

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

0
0
0

0
0
0

9

18,650
18,600
102,550
250

11

15
1
0
0

8,250
15,150
25,900

0
0

0
0

0
0
0
0
2

0
0
0
0

1943
1944
1945
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

Hazel Crest__________________________
Highland Park___________ ____________
Highwood___________________________

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

1943
1944
1945
Hinsdale.____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Homewood___________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Hillside._____________________________

1943
1944
1945
Ttasca
.
____________________ 1943
1944
1945
Joliet_______________________________ 1943
1944
1945

Hurst

Jonesboro.__________________ _________ 1943
1944
1945
1945
Justice
Kankakee.___________________________ 1943
1944
1945

0
0

18

12
10

Hartford____________________________

Number
of
buildings

1943
1944
1945
1944
1945

Gurnee______________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Hamilton____________________________ 1943
Hanna City.--------------------------------------- 1945
Hanover.____________________________

Valuation

345
479
487
14
14
29
68

70
143
20
20

15
15
17
31
20

27
34
78
57
176
0
0
0
10

4,400
473,217
665,189
616,499
2,100

5,600
38,635
26,992
66,363
383,632
55,914
12,700
47,800
6,100

10,225
100,950
8,677
19,889
99,892
35,277
37,807
173,792
0
0
0

17
13
579
699
679

3,900
4,100
73,400
225,380
657,009
636,520

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$162,275

12
11

0

0

7
7

21,900
4,000
26,700

28
4
3

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
8

4
4

8,900
10,500

0
0
0

0
0
0

2

0
2
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
1

35
109
58

4
8
0
0
0

3
3

Valuation

41

0
0
0

0
0
0
0

750
2,800
6,200

1
0
0

250

8

4

7,100
2,950
9,750

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
1

4,000
125,000
468,750
253,050

58
42
96

262,048
85,734
189,475

252
328
333

0
0

11
6

23
42
49
90
16

3

0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

400
86,169
110,705
173,974
500
4,450
7,260
23,518
55,985
113,569
4,714
12,700
30,800

4,865
241,164
4,500

20

29
3

1,600
1,150
25,875
3,474
5,513
28,899
46,700

0

0
0

20

17,000

0
0

0
0

0
0

13
9

2
8

13

77,000

0
0

0
0
54,900
0

11
11
8

4,100
6,125
16,100
3,665
7,095
17,090
6,041
17,599
11,895

60
44
140

4,100
7,850
5,012
12,794
27,902
29,236
13,908
43,397

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
1
0
1

24
1
0
1

4
0
1

18
0
0
0
0
0
8
1

5,500
0

6,300
118,500
0
0
0
0
0

5
26

9
18
12

18
0
0
0
6
6

8

14

7
9
19
21

1,050

4

1,000
1,200

11
2

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

$11,322
24,698
28,860
16,500
26,050

0
0
0

0
0

2,000

0

7
2

7

4
4
0
0
0
0
2
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
1

35
109
58
0
0
1
0
1

24
1
0

7
0
0

13
0
0

4

0
1

18
0
0
0
0
0
8
1

70,400
3,000
90,000
61,500

3
26
47
73

9,750
226,483
236,850

552
637
602

2,850
3,100
1,800
212,630
340,526
338,170

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

31

190
12,975
349,100

17
38
65

7,359
96,549
163,610

117
135
288

48,573
121,037
269,650

0
0

1

195
535
25,400

2,550
3,498
17,030

0
0

0
0
0

10
21
12
0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

3,969
4,303
7,650

33
36
48

38,176
28,253
74,166

16
19
72

0
12,000

3

330,950

3

9,400
13,000
1,750

78

15
4
0
0
0
0
1
8

2,745
4,033
135,584

0
0

5

93,154

3
3

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

80,000
95,500
410,200

18
17
19

16
18
72

1943
1944
1945

3

9,400
25,000
1,004,200

0
0

0
0

0
1

85

78

671,500

4




0
0
0
1

0
0

11

2

17

0
0

122,145
128,056
492,016

La Grange Park----------------------------------

17,900
6,900
85,850

8

8
0
0

56,122
230,561
782,360

20
0
0
0

0
0
0

1

3
7

1,150
5,800
1,950

135
181
384
24

$2,955,220
504,650
1,090,553
7,800
21,500

4
4
4

0

67
71
139

_________

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

6,400
14,200

1943
1944
1945
Kinmundy.---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
La Grange._________ .. ______________ 1943
1944
1945
Kenilwnrtb

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

All building
construction

1

15
4
0
0
0
0
1
8

56

5

0
0

96

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued.

APPENDIX.

—

EAST NORTH CENTRAL STATES-Continued
All building
construction

New residential
building

New nonresidential
building

Year

State and city

Number
of
buildings

Illinois—Continued
Lake Bluff.................................................

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

1943
1944
1945
Lake Forest™............................................. 1943
1944
1945

38
36
33
83
67
74

$32,186
12,881
17,666
52,373
88,520
134,222

0
1
1
1

1943
1944
1945
Lawrenceville............................................. 1943
1944
Lebanon..................................................... 1943
1944
1945

171
83

Libertyville................................................ 1943
1944
1945
Lincolnwood.............. ................................ 1943
1944
1945
Livingston................................................. 1943
1944
1945

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

5

$22,400

3

7,100
4,000
5,500
24,500

1
2
8
12
10

392,117
86,962
368,013

72
4
13

352,400
18,500
82,600

78
54
93
23
34
35

111,860
22,873
326,149
155,700
195,925
745,765

16

1943
1944
1945
Lyons.................................... .................... 1943
1944
1945
Marengo.™................................................. 1943
1944
1945

38
48
128
109
71
155
7

Marion™.................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Markham................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Mascoutah™ ............................................ 1943
1944
1945

4
5

Lansing—.................................................

120
0
0
2
0
0

0
0
1,100
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
8
0

0

0
0
0
0
0

80,000

0
0

41,000

4

8,563
16,020
24,027

81
63
69

15,117
65,012
240,163

18
16
38

24,600
3,450
45,250

72
4
13

18

13,405
3,200
205,516
152,800
400
570,510

44
44
55

18,455
19,673
79,633
2,900
9,025
15,800

16

4,512
8,667
38,235
1,185
1,250
44,920
5,300
3,150
8,450

16
16
34
52
36
90

0
0

1
1
26
12

0
0
0
0
0

10

30
15

2
9
0
0
0
22

52
51
29
37

392,481
349,200
141,800
258,900

13

66,500

13

3

0
0
1
2
3
0
1

2,400

119
37
67
36
51
44

3,400
7,367
500
27,528
13,606
78,490
9,213
17,728
46,695

0
2
0

1943
1944
1945
Maywood....... ........................................... 1943
1944
1945
Melrose Park™ ........................................ 1943
1944
1945

5
9
9
273
305
363
400
226
295

7,300
30,950
12,250
106,947
94,952
818,275
946,900
64,983
859,390

1
1
1
1
0
1
126
0
55

280,600

Midlothian................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Mokena..................................................... 1943
1944
1945
*Moline........ .............................................. 1943
1944
1945

76
74
60

17,307
20,587
39,768
3,200

0

1,933
1,883
2,015

15,550
325,255
733,706
830,799

0
1
1
0
0
3
0
0

Matteson„.................................................

1944
1945
Morris....................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Morton...................................................... 1945
Montgomery..............................................

Morton Grove. ........................................ 1943
1944
1945
Mound City.------------------------------- ------ 1943
1944
1945
Mounds-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
* In sample o f 257 cities.




8

49

1

2
0
8

3

10
13
10
11

30
3

21
58
6
5
12
0
5
2

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

0

0
0

4

0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
2,000
1,400
6,000
0

3,500
26,000
3,000
5,000
5,000
5,500

0

9,500
600,000

0

3,900
16,000

0
0
0
0

9,500

15

97,690

44,650
33,250
4,602
32,290
65,820
155,250

0
1
1
6
0
9

0
4,500
1,000
30,000
0

54,300

13,500
91,360
247,920
1,385
1,825
9,078

3

13,500
56,000
87,500

0

40,500
4,500

10
12
3
2
6
0
4
1

1,000

1,225
3,500

0
2,000

10,500

$1,915
400

Valuation

0
1
1
1

14,077
19,002
457,926
370,380
161,705
349,745
6,050
4,450
94,352

Lombard...................................................

0
0
0
0
0

Valuation

Number of
newfamily
dwelling
units

$7,871
12,481
9,566
39,810
67,000
85,695

186,500
159,455

0
0
0

Number
of
buildings

29
35
30
74
54
61

30
13

0
0
0

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

32
42

6
6

28
5

6

92
23
38

0
8
11
0
3
2
26
20

1,000

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0

650

18,456
6,479
17,560

0

2,058
12,500

0

0
0
2
0
0

8
2
13
0
0
0

2
2

23

3

26
36
42
29

4
5

0
0
1,100
0
0

0
0
0

9,565
10,335
27,210
19,995
18,655
45,925
750
1,300
19,402

1,000

43
55
40

11,770
14,187
19,993
3,000

5
82
75

6,050
37,280
301,969
259,138

1,851
1,808
1,898

287,975
431,737
473,971

2
5
11
2
6
11
0

2,650
21,850
2,702
1,175
4,320
7,550

7
32

1
0
1
0
1
1

42,000
6,900
900
1,115
61,500
93,400

0

23,460
46,120
35

0
0

5,000

30,000
2,500

4
14

2

3
5

0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

52
76
30
38

0
0

13
3

0
1
1
0
0
4
0
0

5,537
2,500
3,775

102
1
4
1
2
5
10
0

30
13

1
1
1
1
0
1
150
0

33
18
19

1
0
0

0
10
0

4,300
2,700
4,950
94,387
71,627
122,385
321,905
58,418
120,570

246
285
330
199
174
206

200
0

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
1
1
3
0
1

32
75
52
34

1
0

3

6,717
500
7,072
5,727
54,930
9,213
12,170
8,195

23,250
2,300
7,060
23,325
686,390
24,995
6,565
458,220

6

5

0
0

0

11,900
114,300
350
600
578

0
0
0

4

63

15

0
1
1
6
0
9

3

10
12
3
2
6
0
4
1

97

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued.
EAST NORTH CENTRAL STATES-Continued
New residential
building

All building
construction
Year

State and city

Number
of
buildings

Illinois—Continued
Mount Olive.............................................

1943
1944
1945
Mount Prospect™....................................... 1943
1944
1945
Mt. Pulaski .... ....................................... 1943
1944
1945
1945
1943
1944
1945
Murphysboro............................................ 1943
1944
1945

Mount Sterling.............. ...........................
Mundelein.__________________________

41
78
52
42
15
65
5

75
4
27

290,825
1,800
21,575

1
1
2

0
3
0

67
61
106

1943
1944
1945
Normal................. ................................... 1943
1944
1945
North Aurora................. .......................... 1943
1944
1945

2
3
2

Nokomls.................. ................................

1943
1944
1945
North Chicago------------------ ----------------- 1943
1944
1945
North Riverside.................... .................... 1945
Northbrook................... ...........................

Oak Lawn.................... ............................

Odin....

.........................................
..........................................

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

Valuation

$6,410
16,570
27,250
113,751
5,176
384,505
300
34,000

Naperville............. .................................... 1943
1944
1945
New Athens............................................... 1943
1944
1945
Niles._____________________ _________ 1943
1944
1945

♦Oak Park™™

2
4
8

41
19
63

1,000
8,000
0
0

9,800

14,617
64,440
304,914
1,300
5,300
18,750
22,946
15,590
305,265

1,100

14
18
37

10,500
3,000
11,105
8,545
110,035

5
9

5,550
10,400

21

140
39

4,766
19,852
117,389
537,696
199,014
820,334
240,300

38
18
73
208
254
299

11,129
8,795
203,725
152,035
182,195
570,503

1

35
35
133

120

0
6
6

13

200

0

1,400
5,300

Number
of
buildings

0
0
0
$108,000
0
296,900
0
0
0
0
288,900
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
5
0
1

0
0
16,500
0
6,000

3
18

41

0
2
1
0
1
9
0
0

35
17
38

1,925
600
4,675

0
0

5,000

1,000
0
0
1,200
16,900
0
4,800
0

31
41
50

8,271
23,765
87,100

15

4,946
25,675
105,789
1,300
5,300
2,250
16,796
2,300
57,865

7
7

6,150
7,290
7,000

2
0
0

1,100
0
0

0
1
1
9
8
10
0
4
2

2

4
3
39

11

0
0
0
2

0
0
0
0

6,500
500
7,405
4,145
13,835

3

6,500

0
0
6
0

0
0
62,000
0

14

15
14
19
4

2,505
7,850
42,100
498,325
140,400
739,319
1,500

29
9
27
23
30
36

8,059

9

94,885
4,260
6,215
122,130

25
171
224
258

3,070
4,075
10,240
80,575
175,980
374,873

500

5

1,400
4,800

4
3
34

0
1
21
14
0
5
0
0
0
0
5
2
120
0
0
21

126
143
104

Peoria Heights........................................... 1943
1944
1945
Petersburg.____________________ _____ 1943
1944
1945
Plainfield------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945

34
98
62

26,191
313,330
126,623

62




0

0
1
0

0
0
8,000

31,000

10
6
11
1
3
1
0
0
1
13
0
2
0

$6,410
16,570
27,250
1,665
1,465
13,820
300
3,000

3,500

43,145
243,704
758,293
833,049
1,345,540
497,130
992,426
2,317,819

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

4,000
2,500

3
14

$4,086
3,711
73,785

41
78
52

4

32
207
322
304
374
1,728
1,231
964

575
150
16,850

0

0
2
0
2
11

0
0
0

Valuation

3,700
4,100
13,050

Paris....... .................................................. 1944
1945
Park Ridge................................................ 1943
1944
1945
♦Peoria........................................................ 1943
1944
1945

0
0
0

240,400

9
19

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

5
9
18

7,525
39,985
170,095
243,906
91,101
1,250
114,550
343,225

0
0
0
3
1
8

1,400
15,000
112,025

0
0
0
12

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

300
83,150

9
123
5
3
26
67

20

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0
0
0
20
0
35
0
0
0
0
64
0
0
0
0
0
1

1944
1945
Ottawa™..................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Palatine...................... .............................. 1943
1944
1945

Oglesby......... ...........................................

* In sample of 257 cities.

New nonresidential
building

50

3

8
1
1

51

0
6
0
0
0
0
0
1

0
0

16,500
17,000
238,500

0

2,500
98,600
67,200

0
0
0
0
0

73,500

25,000
7,000
193,187

0
0

113,400
325,000

1,600
29,800
695,200
762,200
1,042,750
5,000
2,400
302,400

0

295,100
39,900

0
0
0
0
0
10,000

1
1

8
11

0
0
1
7

12
4
1
5
1
2
11
15

101
11
44
41
64
40
80

16

12
21
0
0
0
1
1
5

200
200

2,220
0
0

2,225
12,835
156,170
43,548
91,101
500
400
9,775

7
27
18
118

102
118
1
8

0
6
6

3
3

2
0
2
3
6

0

5,350
400
2,261

12,002

13,289
39,371
42,114
64,015
300

0

5,300
2,150
6,925
7,171

0

750
750
8,450

Number of
newfamily
dwelling
units

0
0
0
20
0
35
0
0
0
0
64
0
0
0
0
0
2
4
19

0
0
5
0
1

41

0
2
1
0
1
16
0
0
4

0
0
6
0

4
3
34

0
1
21
14
0
16
0
0
0
0
5
3

120
0
0
21
50

29,640
165,511
9,399
21,750
134,390
21,223
253,055
1,293,651

14
98
185
117
229
1,663
1,190
833

11,905
48,393
53,694
49,099
168,400
470,907
736,971
721,768

126
143
104

5,185
4,340
33,785

18
24
35

21,006
13,890
52,938

62

0
0
0

25
150
6,250

0
0
0
2
0
2

0
0
0
550
0

600

3

8
1
1

51

0
6
0
0
0
0
0
1

98

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued.

A p p e n d ix .

—

EAST NORTH CENTRAL STATES-Continued
Ail building
construction
Year

State and city

Illinois—Continued
Posen—---------------- ---------------------------

8
2
8

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

16
26
64
46
91

$3,000
4,000
15,400
36,230
105,200
47,346
167,150
173,938

1945
1943
1944
1945
River Forest--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

5
52
118

645,838

30
31
41

1,101,357
42,618
25,596
368,490

River Grove__________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Riverside____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Rockdale____________________________ 1943
1944
1945

60
80
104
38
41
60
38
30
9

9,430
116,819
111,523
40,860
71,464
234,627
10,370
5,380

♦Rockford_________ ___________________ 1943
1944
1945
1943
♦Rock Island.________________________
1944
1945
Roodhouse.__________________________ 1943
1944
1945

531
709
765
2,091
2,061
2,133

732,393
1,108,710
2,325,336
849,522
848,067
2,258,149
3,000
5,200
22,700

1943
1944
1945
Rosiclare.............. ........... ......................... 1943
1944
1945
Roundlake.___________________________ *1945
Roundlake Beach.-------------------------------- *1945

8
3
8
0
1
0

Princeton.___________________________
♦Quincy____ __________________________________

Riehinn P a r k _______

1943
1944
1945
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

Number
of
buildings

New residential
building

. ___

Riverdale.___________________________

Roselle______________________________

86

4

10

26

21,500
201,263

1,200

1,500
4,050
16,400

0
8,000
0

15
40

21,755
25,740

1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

37
33
41
25
84

64,507
131,300
25,090
•27,400
141,012

Schiller Park._________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Silvis........
................ ........................ . 1943
1944
1945
SlrnlriA
1943
1944
1945

3

523
9,972
25,000

St. Charles.__________________________
Salem_______________________________

South Beloit--------- . ...... ....................

1943
1944
1945
South Chicago Heights._________________ 1945
South Elgin.__________________________ 1945

12
13
0
0

0
0

0
2
6
0
4
1
2
8
2

34
90
56

0
0
11
0
15
15

2

5
17

0
0
0

49
81
126
65

20
72
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
2
0
0
4
0
0
22
0
0
3
0
0
2

78
78
43
167

74,355
234,154
99,758
1,152,115

40
13
125

12
9
8
22

4,114
6,473
4,495
12,635
13,660

1
0
0

24

2

9

51,550

1943
1944
1945

311
387
539

188,702
425,061
816,261

39

♦Springfield___

______

* In sample o f 257 cities.




......

6
1
3
2

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

2,000

500
2,068

6,000

0
2,000

19,500

400
26,100

10,500
170,000
449,400
318,550

16

10

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

7

$2,700

16
32
28
43

500
32,815
77,400
14,910
163,600
85,143

0
1
10

0

14
13

0

0

1
0
1
6
6

31
16
40
3

5

30,590
182,573
775,067
37,375
2,160
2,950

90,000
74,500
28,000
48,000
213,200

18
13
16
14
5
5

17,970
1,829
1,170
925

0
0
0

31
38
38
30
9

214,000
320,500
556,000
286,298
96,000
420,449

65
84
119
217
166
178

175,405
268,779
890,356
61,353
294,705
360,064

417
544
520
1,809
1,875
1,883

0
0

330,000

0

0
0
0

0
0
0
0

3,500
4,800

0
0
0
9,000
0
0
20,000
0
0

22
8
6

0
0
0

0
1
0
8
2
7
0
1
0
6
12
9
14
7

12

2,795

8,110

0
500
0

1,500
550
11,600

0
8,000
0

* 0

0
0
0
0
0
0

4,500

4

6

17
5
27
19
19

9,000

2
1
0
2
0
2

52,165
21*175
147,150

43
53
64

1 11 months only.

6,635
18,709
19,053
11,031
22,294
20,502
10,370
5,380

1,200

9
26

342,988
519,431
878,980
501,871
457,362
1,477,636
3,000
4,700
22,700

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

4

62,707
31,800
21,690
5,300
38,122

0
6
2
0
0
73
11

0

22,100
523
3,312
2,400

0
0

22

11,000

673
13,865
7,740
5,243
23,436
35,540

28
15
34
13
37

3

500
1,800

42
52
73

0

300
3,415
8,300
30,436
3,150
62,695

1,800
79,500
3,400

0
0
17,400
0
0
7,500
220,000

78,000
1,055,400

25
25

$300

1,450
20,885

24,390

3
27
13
26

8
22

dwelling
units

Valuation

7
28

25

6
8
0
0

4

15

Number of

11,305
4,855

78,500

5,000

1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1

3

0

$4,000
14,600

8,500

50
43
39

20,937
28,160
32,290
1,700

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

3

South Holland.________________________ 1943
1944
1945
South Pekin.
_____ ______________ 1943
1944
1945
Sparta._________ ______ ___________ 1943
1944
1945

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

0
0

42,800
5,463
2,408
69,440
585

0

2,295
10,335
2,445

6,660
5,200

0
0

17
16

24,055
8,691
19,350
27,275

6
8

3,029
4,673

2

2,200

5
16

2,300
2,715

22

6,422
8,255
15,020
1,400
1,800
500
1,368

0
2
6
0
4
1
2
8
3
34
90
56

0
0

46

0

15
15

8
10
21
0
0
0
61
83
131
65

20
72
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
2
0
0
4
0
0

19

0
0
3
0
0
2

60
13
125
2

1
0
0
3

10,700

2
1
1
2
6

31,850

1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1

10 635
162^685
193,970

252
324
436

Oft?
241,201
475,141

39

9,515
19,905
12,770
300

200
0
700
0

24
19
4

6,000

10

10

99

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943, 1944, and 1945— Continued.
EAST NORTH CENTRAL STATES-Contmued

Year

State and city

Illinois—Continued
Steger.______________________________ 1945
Sterling._____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Stickney. ......________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Stockton____ ________________________ 1943
Streator-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

Number
of
buildings

0
269
202

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0

15
13
18

55
58

2,975
234,700
225,182

43
30

53
39
24

28,654
39,214
53,515

5

256

10
0

0

1943
1944
1945
Swansea_____________________________ 11945
Sycamore.___________________________ 1943
1944

30
25
40

59,560
23,803
527,193

15

90,308
52,365

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

0
0
0
0
0
4
1
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
6,400
200
0
0

Tinley Park™-------------- ----------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Urbana.-------- .----------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
1943
Villa Grove________________ ___ ___
1944
1945

19
26
31
84

1,600
11,500
54,050
37,865
41,055
309,870

1943
1944
1945
Warren.-. __________________________ 1943
.1944
1945
Washington Park.____________ _________ 1943
1944
1945

50
41
78

17,350
20,380
150,115

5
9
3
28

36,000
27,000
4,500
38,425

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

3

4,000
14,500
35,650
571,413
582,803
747,840
228,000
356,200
786,550

Summit_____________________________

Taylorville.__________________________
Thornton____________________________
Tilton______ ________________________

Villa Park.______________________ _____

Wft.tflp.lrft

................ .........

___

Waukegan-------------------------------------------------- --------------------------W ^ tn h p fltp r

_____________ ______ ____________

1
22

9

6

0
0
0

0
0

10

17
514
465
504

68
102

184

1943
1944
1945
West Dundee_________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Western Springs---------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

3
17
36
36
31
40
38
42

1944
1945
Wheaton________________________ ____ 1943
1944
1945
Wheeling------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945

31
42
42
61
58
3

West Chicago-------------------------------------

Westmont___________________________

Willow Springs-----------------------------------

11 months only.




1943
1944
1945

0

$123,175
207,860
263,730

88

2
7

1
0
0

1,000

0
0
0

0
0

4,750
21,950
88,446
6,774
10,523
20,375
11,258
163,920
344,170

11,100

87,300
21,600
55,325
320,626
1,075
4,800
9,750

600

0
0

0
0
2
1

10
1
3
0
13
2
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
2
6
0
0
18
0
0
0
1
2
16
0
0
3
9
3

10
0
1

3
38
54
65
43
70

111
1
3
6
0
0
2
0
19
31

0
6
3
3

12
0
0
1
0
0
0

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

All building
construction

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0

0
68

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0

0

Valuation

0

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

0

24
52

$30,370
89,315
47,625

186
‘ 165
186

$17,805
45,045
122,605

15
13
28

223,600
198,900

4
5
15

1,900
8,500
21,550

7
13

6

1,075
2,600
4,732

43
30

3,000
1,800
15,500

14
5

9,800

40
24
14

21,330
17,314
28,215

12
14
12
1
7
8
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

8,590
11,105
4,592

$75,000
73,500
93,500

0

0

0
11

0
4,324
20,100

0

0

25

8
10
0
2

970
8,698
504,101

5

41,665

0
0
0
0
0
3
1
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
3,400
200
0
0

85,140

4
3
9
4
4
13

700
500
14,750
700
4,000
150,100

27
53

900
3,500
2,800
37,165
37,055
74,630

4,500
6,600
90,710

36
15
26

6,655
2,530
16,235

13
24
36

6,195
11,250
43,170

50,000
4,000
18,500

0
1,000
0
0
0
0
0
3,000
0
0
0
0

54,650

7,500
36,500

0
0
0
0
0
0
0

19,000
27,000
4,500
20,500

0

700
3,700
186,500
237,000
293,500
215,000
350,000
741,800
4,000

12,000
0
0
7,500
0

28,000

148,000
274,600

0

30,000
9,000
14,500
260,300

0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
12
0

5
5
56
24
48

20

28
37

1
11
17
2

3
9
15

6

26

9S

16

20
18
19

2
2

5,000

4

0
0
0

1
0
0

0
8,000

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

12,975

0

1,450
10,400
165,503
77,048
154,410
4,000
5,600
11,800
250
4,750
52,325
800
1,150
7,025
2,605
1,250
43,220
4,100
30,800
4,020
20,742
12,241
850
4,800
2,250
600

0
0

5

1
22
4

0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
6

1,000

27,658
9,700

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0

17,000

4,950

3
4
9
420
387
391
5
4
36

4,000
12,350
21,550
219,410
268,755
299,930
9,000
600
32,950

1

500
5,200

3
13
34
28
29
23
17
31

22
20
19
40
27

1
0
2
0
0
0

8,121

5,974
9,373
5,850
8,653
14,670
26,350
7,000
26,500
8,580
20,083
48,085
225

0

2,500

0
0
0

0
0
2
1
7

10
1
5
0
13
2
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
2
6
0
0
18
0
0
0
1
2
16
0
0
3
9
3

10
0
1

3
44
54
73
43
70

111
1
3
6
0
0
2
0
24
31

0
6

3
3

11
0
0
1
0
0
0

100

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued.

A p p e n d ix .

—

EAST NORTH CENTRAL STATES—Continued
All building
construction
Year

State and city

Illinois—Continued
Wilmette................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Winnetka.____ ... --- -- ------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Winthrop Harbor._____________________ 1945
Wood Dale................................................ 1945
Worth....................................................... 1943
1944
_ 1945
1943
1944
1945
Indiana:
1943
1944
1945
Angola
............... .................. ............................. 1943
1944
Attica.______________________________ 1943
1944
1945

Number
of
buildings

49
56

100
34
30
77

7
50
9

6

14
53
75
126

New residential
building
Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$369,200

7
18

43,715
279,055

7

107,000

14

7

9,000
37,550

0
22
7
1

11,110

9,000
59,135
5,150
10,400
21,125
14,863
58,263
128,045

10

0
2
2
0
0
0
0
0

12,100

6,775
41,100
68,950
650
19,905
200,150
61,087
200,590

Beech Grove--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
U945
Bluffton_____________________________ 1943
1944
21945
Chesterton.__________________________ 1943
1944
1945

79
143
116
33
37
72
73
47

68

23,788
305,086
184,741
7,675
13,650
154,145
13,831
30,500
82,685

Crawfordsville.________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Decatur-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
•East Chicago.------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

31
47
72
14

4,043
118,284
1,236,789
3,105

304
291
284

1,765,295
1,046,380
2,435,663

— 1943
1944
1945
Elkhart_____________________________ 1943
1944
Evansville----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

33
33
44
436
718
1,983
1,577
1,853

18,596
34,615
44,840
149,949
418,301
4,116,248
1,531,572
2,598,904

Bedford------------------------------------------

East Gary------------------------------------

0
0

1943
1944
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

0
0
668
666

Franklin_____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Garroil.
1943
1944
1945

Farmersburg-------------------------------------•Fort Wayne__________________________
Frankfort.____________________

* In sample of 257 cities.




. . .

48
39
182

39,600

4
9
4
17
29
9
13

Batesville...................................................

10
0
2
5
1
7
21

16

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944

Auburn.___________________________

0
0

0
0

2

61
26

0
3
10
1
2
7

0
0
19
2
0
0
8

42
18
5

6
8
1

16
1,777
351
73

0
0

80
105
139

25

1,157,737
1,094,362
2,254,790
4,390
6,680
83,190

62
103
136
17
15
17

55,822
38,047
85,398
20,500
30,600
14,000

6
7
11
0
3
0

936
36

8

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

12

0
0
0
0

0
0
1
0
1

6

0
0
0
0

26

4
5

2

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$11,844
15,405
500,775

427,335
495440
1,225,340
900
11,800
1,350

106
63
669

New nonresidential
building

1
2
11

0

9,000
16,500
195
1C,220
65,000
186,400
143,200
597,115

0
0
0
10,000
300

0

Additions, alterations,
and repairs
Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$2,412
1,025
59,700
1,560

Valuation

$9,432
14,380
71,875
9,550
22,715
84,625

3,675
11,034
35,187
32,810

0
18
2
3
2
21
54
68

0

7
31
14
37

0
11,185
2,000
100

10,400
3,150
1,300
950
3,634
12,856
3C.235

12
0
2
5
1
7
21

14

221,425
338,500
452,810
800

44
16
387

19,510
13,440
175,415

51
45
185

3

800
250
2,300
4,700

0
0
1
0
1

5,250
15,000
3,100
310
2,890
4,550
19,725
14,055

0
1
2
0
0
0
0
0

14,318
17,261
24,614
7,325

61
27

8
6

8
100
1
2
3
4

12
5

21,000
87,430

11,000

800
9,800
24,900

1
2
1
2

100

5

4
16
15
3
9

1,470
2,325
11,057
350
1,550
105,325
4,115
9,350
9,545

70
71
69
31
30
46
57
42
52

70,400
900

3
18
15
4

550
112,675
1,095,600
655

28
29
38

3,493
5,609
70,789
1,550

27,550
199,760
68,400

58
50
64

1,527,050
679,077
1,474,823

238
199

210,695
167,543
892,440

7,500
17,800
21,700
450
47,425
3,804,280
795,404
371,000

11
11

4,426
3,840
8,250
14,448
41,565
70,515
246,946
1,283,176

17
16

6,670
12,975
14,890
135,051
329,311
241,453
489,222
944,734

0
0
0
0
0

8,000

285,500
149,070

0

900
35,200

1,200

5,700
35,500

0
0
0
0

0
0

383,750
545,150
824,304
400
2,150
18,050
7,350
14,100
29,850

0
6,000
0

0
0
0
0

37
49
56
26
24
56

1,525
900
61,350
340
17,015
195,600
41,362
186,535

25,200
4,500

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

1
2
10
4

23
4

8
7

11
21
2

0
0

14
29
48

21
121

230

0
0
120
112
183
4

2
12
8

7
19

6
7
11

1 11 months only.

0
0

0
0

1
2
7
6

3

5
5

8
0
0

202
22

406
654
185
1,105
1,550

0
0

26
7
7

2

0
3
10
1
2

11,200

13,620
8,516
15,450
37,640

7

0
0
19
2
0
0
8

0
0

0
0

42
18
5

6
8
1

16
1,918
351
123

0
0

503,212
182,865
522,380
480
1,400
58,800

468
449
614
31
4

270,775
366,347
908,106
3,510
3,130
6,340

82
118
142

37,967
1,330
29,823
16,f00
18,100
3,800

48
89
106

10,505
22,617
25,725
4,400
6,500

6
7
11
0
2
0

2

11
5
6

10,200

2 10 months only.

1
2
11

101

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued.
EAST NORTH CENTRAL STATES—Continued
All building
construction
Year

State and city

Indiana—Continued
"Gary.......................................................... 1943
1944
1945
---------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Greenfield___________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Greensbiirg______ ____ _______ _____ _
1943
1944
1945
Goshen.-------------------

Greenwood

...____________________

1943
1944
1945
Griffith._____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
"Hammond............................... .................. 1943
1944
1945
Highland................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Hobart______________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Huntington..................... .......................... 1943
1944
1945
"Indianapolis__________________ _ _____ 1943
1944
1945
Jasper Ii-r
...______ ....______ 1943
1944
1945
Jeffersonville.... -------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$1,081,604
426,872
1,024,241

444
458
421

$267,801
465,573
696,866

84
337
303

77
108
157

83,635
163,273
446,528

5

29

4,199
1,800
122,260

26
40
40

8,175
100,588
151,405

46
67

71,261
60,885
172,863

29

9
48
26
23
52
1,303
1,291
1,383

700
2,470
38,143
15,000
35,850
154,650
2,394,800
1,963,800
6,062,935

1,775
4,750
31,650
120,650
1,125,500
485,600
4,219,935

38
3
5

700
350
14,268
1,250
4,200
10,500
506,300
605,200
538,000

5
164
166
227

0
0
5
0
0
0
2

57
49
81
52

120

186
24
34
89
2,241

1,868

2,389
19

22
20
40
20
57

202

0
0
38,000
0
0
0

21,820
59,420
178,273
89,267
326,455
403,115
8,730
133,325
232,065
2,997,251
6,048,693
6,873,891
4,780
14,430
35,869
166,950
79,647
592,956

116
136
193
288
268
354
535
419
418

259,009
145,478
165,912
99,752
106,375
622,344
143,298
201,722
365,788

0
0
1

0
0
8,000

"Muncie......................................................
Munster___________

* In sample of 257 cities.

____________

410
416
649
61
59
92

See text and tables, pp„ 12 to 16.




dwelling
units

201

1943
1944
1945
Michigan City.______________ _________ 1943
1944
1945
Mishawaka------------ ------ ------------------- 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

Valuation

152
159

74,865
105,063
205,315
15,200

-----------

Valuation

Number of

$282,832
1,328,636
1,340,720

172
136
172
33
54
44
37
79

Montpelier.----------

Number
of
buildings

81
335
302

. — ........................ 1943
1944
1945
Linton___ ___________________ _____ 1943
1944
Logansport--------- ------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Marion._____________________________

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

$1,632,237
2,221,081
3,061,827

196
267
45
52
157
62
42
40

La Porte.- __

Number
of
buildings

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

677
952
924

-------- -------- 1943
1944
1945
Lafayette.________
________________ 1943
1944
1945
Lakeland..-------------------- -------------------- 1943
1944
1945

"Kokomo.-------

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

202,175
380,374
646,736
174,000
191,990
484,145
13,699
10,780
18,050

20,000

17,335
89,780
133,685

70,797
458,124
611,585
200,058
93,581
249,253

1
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
5
2
0

5
135
166
225

1

9
16

0
0
3,000
0
0
0
0
0
22,100
9,000
0

23,500
763,000
873,000
1,305,000

6,000

0
0
3
0
0
0
0
7
5

21

18
27
284
206
387
41

1,638
1,421
1,870
13
15

15

1,378,946
3,392,111
1,218,117
675
8,600
14,200
117,467
51,982
440,859

800,204
1,183,202
3,206,694
4,105
5,830
9,669
41,283
3,215
23,397

30
43
94

64,030
178,036
202,775

3
13
38
23
14

33,000
46,050
8,679
6,015
3,100

164
108
142
18
26
69
18
13

121,760
49,253
402,936
29,100
69,790
84,395
1,970
2,215
9,450

54

18,045
47,190
137,450

41
52
36

87,225
142,200

4
36

818,101
1,473,380
2,449,080

392
16
42

211

431
477

0
0
1
8

0

0
0
12,000
8,200

9
40

24,450
128,700

8

16,385
153,085
41,025
144,900
89,200
353,700
3,050
2,550
5,500

45
31
27
23
75

6
6
6
6
5
5

0
0
0
0

4,500
2,850
8,300

0
0
0
0

6,295
5,495
27,700
8,920
22,890
46,590
3,705
20,850
26,440

15
19
25
26
34
77

40
14
45
57

0
21

20

884
919
771

0
0
0
0
0
0

9,525
12,425
58,673
72,057
42,565
65,525
5,025
25,250
63,425

21

41,500
91,900
8,290
261,000
291,000

12

0
0
35,000
0
0
0
0
2,120

88
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
2

12

6

7
9

20
2

0

21
51
0

0

12

9
17

10
12
9
2

20
112
110

1,300
540
82,100
17,275

116
33
49
41
32
50

0

52,320
55,023
59,565
15,200
18,700
16,795
7,680
35,710

13

80,700

5
3
5
16

13
31
23
15

3,035
83,390
43,165
48,000
850
149,600
6,600
41,735
115,315

27
23
45
129
64
82
71
74
96

50,304
40,849
62,112
20,831
45,420
344,099
28,191
53,088
130,421

76
82
125
144
203
240
451
323
274

205,670
21,239
60,635
30,921
60,105
128,645
108,507
106,899
120,052

0
0
0
0
69,900
211,100

0
0
0
66

0
0
0

0
0
1

0
0
8,000

1

32
13

22

48

0
0
0
0

25
77

20
11

35

190,000
63,000
206,500

64
132
28
24
26

9,631
234,114
237,290
5,788
14,306
24,762

344
327
440
13
24
31

61,166
154,110
163,195
4,270
16,275
17,991

5

1
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
5
2
0

1

9
16

12

41
52

0
21

36
308
494
523

0
0
1
8
10

39

12

58
32
48
23
75

6
6
6
6

5
5

0
0
0
0

13

13
31
23
17

1

31
13

22

48

0
0
0
0

25
77
40

11

35

102

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued.

APPENDIX.

—

EAST NORTH CENTRAL STATES-Continued
All building
construction
Year

State and city

Indiana—Continued
Nappanee.___________________________

1943
1944
1945
New Albany__________________________ 1943
1944
1945
New Castle---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

Number
of
buildings

$4,075
3,790
106,030

0
0

52,335
142,298
124,025
20,348
159,290

12

4

117,032

18

74,100
2,980

11

6
11
20
27
12
6
11

North Vernon.________________________

17

Rocky Ripple-------------------------------------

1943
1944
1945
Seymour.____________
1943
1944
1945
Shelbyville.___________________________ 1943
1944
1945

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

13
33
34
59
97
45
27
79

1943
New Haven._____________
1944
1945
Noblesville._______________ ___________ 1943
1944
1945
North Manchester---------------- 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
Peru-............................... ..... .......... 1943
1944
1945
"Richmond----------------- ---------- - 1943
1944
1945

New residential
building

8

36
99
109
98
249
311
376

0
8
6
0
0
0

22,202

22,000
11,668

39,465
34,900
38,400
77,200
10,700
7,600
72,500
30,833
57,710
69,234
222,405
135,742
368,922

0

14,550
6,129

0
0
0

4
7

34
28

8

31

1
5
8
0
2
6
1
0

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0
0

$9,700
2,950
7,700
64,300
115,400
5,075
85,850

2,500

21,000
45,200
0
3,000
17,000
2,800

0

4

26,000

5
3
9

6,500
3,700
25,500

0
1

5
61
5
24

0
5
1
0
0
0
32
10
0

0

16,000
14,000
159,800

6,000

58,550

0

13,000
3,800

0
0
0

148
113
113

11,471
62,636
112,756

♦South Bend---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Speedway.___
1943
1944
1945
Tell City_______
___ 1943
1944
1945

1,784
1,975
2,282

2,694,465
3,039,527
6,437,110
59,097
31,285
86,700
536,245
209,730
165,469

77
483
390

1943
1944
1945
_____ 1943
1944
1945
.... 1943
1944
1945

336
297
343

25

8,170
16,120

2
0
0
0
0
0
0
5
0

4,500

3
5

373,468
490,595
596,108
500
1,600
4,600

1943
1944
1945
Vevay.________
— ..................... 1943
1944
1945
Washington.__________________________ 1943
1944

104
148
135

114,267
96,155
323,414

5

3,600
9,000
114,400

56
90

6,812
14,889

1944
1945
1943
1944
U945
1943
1944
1945

57

12,200
0

1943
1944
1945

2
1
8

♦Terre Haute.-------------------------------------Thomtown.____ —

-

..

Tipton______

Valparaiso___________________________

Westfield___ ,__ __ _______ _____ _____
W est, L a fa y e t t e _______________________________

Whiting--------

Woodruff Place___

_ __

__ ......

10
12
6

59
70

121
2

6
22

0
0
0
0
3
2

25
49
65
79

* In sample o f 257 cities. See text and tables, pp. — to — .




1,100

0
0
0

5,850
1,300
131,761
14,563
39,092
138,700

200

3,000
17,200

8
3
3

0

16
24

2
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
o
0
13
0
0
2
0
0
0

25

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

4,238
3,099

0

362,250
1,789,409
2,041,795
58,900
12,600

20,000
0
54,650
61,800

0
0
0
0
0
0
1,425
0
0
0
0
0

700

7
4

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

24
31
9
7
29

$3,025
1,800
78,730
5,250
40,840
51,155
6,175
6,328
29,340

4
9
17
17
23
32

3

114,532

5
3
4
9

11,900
1,080
1,050
11,425
26,300
32,600
51,000

0
1
5
8
14
12

12
10

0

6
2
6
10
5
20
4
6

4
13
5
49

0

3,500
3,900
31,400
4,075

2,100

8
12

19

5
4

1
2
0

7
95

102

1,500
8,285
23,930
123,885

89
175
301
303

0

0
1
2
0
0
0
0
1
8

0
0
0
0
12,000

64,000

0
2
3
0
0
0
116
102

34
14
49

1,918,545
462,328
2,713,750

1,673
1,478
1,843

41
37
44

17,075
60,000
529,510
146,470
74,500

18
17
53

1
4
1

50
43
79

1
1
2
1
11
8

24
42
25

0
0
0
11
20

0
0
o
0
107,011
0
0

5

9,500

0
0
0

0
2
1
3
1

400
739

10

105

1
5
2

$1,050
1,990
17,600
14,002
3,795
26,843
2,450
8,945
44,100

0
1,000

17,000
1,900
7,618
11,040
5,800
5,800

200
700

0

15,600
26,758
39,610
53,734
54,320
105,812
186,487

0

1,150
1,590

0
0
0

7,233
47,537
48,756

413,670
787,790
1,681,565
187
1,610
6,700
6,735
8,610
29,169

0
0
4
7

12

34
32
3
31

1
5
8
0
2
6
4
0
4

5
3
9

0
0

5
61
5
24

0
5
1
0
0
0
32
0
0
101

483
398
13
3
3

0

16
23

294,771
185,618
387,755
250

284
254
264

3,300
50
3,995
3,920

3
5

6

74,197
304,977
208,353
250
400
1,300
1,050
2,750

17

12,200

2
0
0
0
0
0
0
5
0

87,787
55,804
180,800

75
104
85

22,880
31,351
28,214

26

1,680
5,620

45
69

5,132
8,569

1,000
0
1,000

52

11,200
0
200

1,200

0
0
0

5,650

1
2

0
0
0
0
1
1

5
4

5,800
300
5,692
8,400

9
48
60
73

2
0
1

200
0
200

0
1

1 11 months only.

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

7

0
0
0

300
18,950
14,263
33,400
120,800

0
3,000
17,000

5

2
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
o
0
16
0
0
5

0
0
0

103

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943, 1944, and 1945— Continued.
EAST NORTH CENTRAL STATES-Continued

Year

State and city

Michigan:
Adrian---------------------------------------------

1943
1944
1945
Algonac----------------------------------- -------- 1943
1944
1945
AllenJPark............ ..................................... 1943
1944
1945

Alpena...................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Ann Arbor................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Augusta_____________________________ 1943
1944

Number
of
buildings

528
125

18
41
38
232
50
218

$1,807,505
169,032
308,125
4,875
17,125
51,860
1,065,586
172,450
905,637

32
45
95
633
587
752

7,600
43,050
117,245
606,200
714,352
1,839,108

211

0
1

1943
1944
1945
♦Bay City.------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Bolding.-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
21945

451
33
378
1,435
807

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

13
19

♦Battle Creek--------------------------------------

Belleville-----------------------------------------Benton Harbor.—.

............. ...................

Berkley._____________________ _______

1,100
5
15

12
10

681
480
622
238
125
269

1943
1944
1945
Bloomfield Hills---------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Bridgman................... ............................... 1943
1944
1945

164
114
172

Carleton.____________________________ 1943
Cass City.............. .................................... 1944
1945
Clare.......................................................- 1943
1944
1945

12
0
0

Birmingham_________________________

1943
1944
1945
Dearborn____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
♦Detroit._____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Clawson------------- ------ -----------------------

6
5
10
7
5
13

1,471,135
80,740
595,490
2,161,824
365,180
1,111,314
1,850
5,550
16,850
6,290
11,500
17,675
907,132
312,421
629,319
717,421
240,842
778,248
391,828
181,074
596,625
5,650
18,700
124,500
21,400
8,600
32,050
3,350

0
0

114

59,455
32,004
171,405
12,905,329
2,191,528
6,771,004
46,977,764
34,160,608
67,974,844

102
111

1,505
625
1,045
15,534
10,428
14,760

East Lansing. ---------- ------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Ecorse.______________ ___ _________ 1943
1944
1945

8

88
4
14
7

14
42
658
374
359

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.




1,500

1,385
23,510
74,200

537
420
479
31
47

* In sample of 257 cities.

0

4
32
35

1943
1944
1945
East Grand Rapids.................................... 1943
1944
1945
East Jordan......... ...................................... 1943
1944
1945

East Detroit_________________________

Valuation

1,978,785
1,455,745
1,405,295
4,439
45,875
167,885
3,300
10,300
7,300
2,740
5,043
205,250
1,540,026
1,277,506
775,202

Number
of
buildings

440

6
0
1
4
12
201
15
93

2
1

17
32

6
0
0

25

Valuation

$1,712,100
17,400

0
1,000

4,000
20,650
1,019,900
75,000
649,775

1,000
6,000

55,250
165,896
30,000
1,238,400

0
0

137

357,172

36
508
13
60

151,300
1,160,400
34,050
230,570
500
800

0

1
2
1
0
0

0

1,000
0
0

51
156
30
71

6,575
722,2%
38,750
238,550
678,200
133,500
427,000

65
24
53

339,900
132,000
428,055

3
214

10

0
0
2
0

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

All building
construction

0
0
0

55,000

3
4

7,900
15,500

4

1,850

Number
of
buildings

5
26
76
9

Valuation

$31,200

88,200

Number
of
buildings

83
93
135

Valuation

$64,205
63,432
77,625
1,950

102

230,500
1,925
2,925
20,485
2,920
83,100
238,287

4
18
27
31
31
44

2,050
26,625
15,050
60,599
141,156
103,590

91
4
134
145

820,380
32,290
230,800
785,146
39,452
449,640
350
1,300
15,200

223
29
208
782
726
901
3

293,583
48,450
213,390
216,278
291,678
431,104

8
2

3,450
650

3,100
7,150

9
9
4
413
433
512
48
61
70

3,190
4,350

11

13
13
23

0
1

68
1

139
5
9

4

10

3
54
37
59
34
34
128

12
11

36
5

1
2
1
6
6
0
0
2
3

0

1,500

10,000

43,945
125,870
231,242
8,324
79,422
320,594

3,865
9,844
95,340
5,150

1,200

8

26
13
18

10,200

12

23

10,725
42,766
14,350
17,575

26
26
51
570
550
683

4,550
10,425
46,945
379,705
543,196
497,118

0
0

87
79
83

1

0
0

1,000

1,100

140,891
147,801
159,527
30,897
27,920
30,654

1,300

0
0
1,200

185
6,160
6,750

2,100
200
0
0

18
13

14,350
33,750

8,900

1,114
74
161
8,672
3,400
3,799

55,900
4,817,300
498,500
1,122,900
36,462,055
16,591,648
27,657,120

19
19
26
104
182
489
775
877
3,833

12,600
8,800
91,275
7,889,960
1,455,422
5,302,613
3,689,881
9,368,523
27,565,886

93
83
74
287
369
395
6,087
6,151
7,128

37,955
23,204
24,230
198,069
237,606
345,491
6,825,828
8,200,437
12,751,838

399
238
130

1,936,550
1,184,000
814,400

69
99
248

14,935
220,635
491,785
400

101

69
83

27,300
51,110
99,110
4,039
6,175
30,885
2,300
9,900

0
8
22
0
0
6
0
0

15
553
243
93

0

0

39,500
137,000

0
0

6,900

0
0

125,000
1,497,180
944,890
418,700

2
1
0
2
1
1
0
1

5
32
41
169

2 10 months only.

200
0
1,000
400
400

0
200

54,200
7,830
199,812
289,700

29
38

66
2
13
0
8
13
22

7390
97

2
1

17
32

6
0
0

37

137

0

36
508
13
60

1
2
1
0
0

3
214

10

51
156
30
71

3
4

3

3,000
33,700

0
0
0

15
93

500
3,500

13,050

2
0
0
2
13
10

0
0
0
1
12
2
0
11

0
1
4
12
201

65
24
53

4
5
5

1

468
3

48,063
39,230
73,230
500
17,500
59,000

10,500
19,300

200

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

0

2,740
4,843
26,050
35,016
132,804
66,802

0
0
2
0

4

0
0
0
1
12
2
0
11

1,146
119
162
9,166
3,709
4,027

399
238
130

0
8
22
0
0
4

0
0

18
553
243
93

104

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued.

APPENDIX.

—

EAST NORTH CENTRAL STATES-Continued
All building
construction
Year

State and city

Number
of
buildings

Michigan—Continued
Esoanaba...................................................

1943
1944
1945

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

0
0

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0
0

3

$350

28

35,135

40

0
2,000
0
0
1,500
0
0
0

0
2
9
0
0
0
0
0
1

0

25.000

958,550
186,430
320,110
1,965,700
1,369,500
1,061,850

84
40
167
453
302
553

32,121
82,151
786,599
651,765
727,765
2,795,584

2
3
10
0
0
0
0
0
0
221

18

2
6
0
0
1
0
0
1

460
6,500
61,800

13

54,800

Ferndale—................................................ 1943
1944
1945
•Flint......................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Frankfort................................................... 1943
1944
1945

501
409
547
4,235
4,203
4,491

1,141,409
538,774
1,356,564
3,672,233
3,329,827
6,422,382

196
41
51
456
299
243

3
4

6,600
13,435

Fremont„......................... ......................... 1943
1944
1945
Garden City.............................................. 1943
1944
1945
Gladstone.................................................. 1943
1944
1945

32
62
62
520
145
179
40
15
37

19,156
74,750
100,800
1,552,765
151,079
259,940
10,365
9,900
22,890

Grand Blanc.............................................. 1943
1944
1945
Grand Haven............................................. 1943
1944
1945
♦Grand Rapids............................................ 1943
1944
1945

2

250
11,425
109,800
142,679
21,703
263,030
1,044,020
1,236,190
5,431,201

1943
1944
1945
Grayling™-................................................ 1943
1944
l 1945
Grosse Pointe............................................ 1943
1944
1945
Grandville.................................................

1943
1944
Gross Pointe Park...................................... 1943
1944
1945
Grosse Pointe Shores.................................. 1943
1944
1945

Gross Pointe Farms.___________________

1943
1944
1943
1944
1945
Hancock.—................................................ 1943
1944
21945

Grosse Pointe Woods

_____ _____

•Hamtramck™........................................—

Harbor Beach------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Hart------------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
♦Highland Park------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
* In sample o f 257 cities.




0

5
9
48
58
109
1,721
2,088
3,009

0
0
0
0

1,500
25,000

0

0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0

0
0
1
0

18
18
‘ 376

10
1
0
8
0
0
0
3
1
18
0
14

0
0
6,000
0

64,200
67,100
1,513,000
39,600
58,400

1,000
0

7,075

0
0
0

10,500
2,600
71,300

0

33
331

161,200
1,683,100

1,555
11,285
63,255
950
1,625
8,850
4,675
29,160
175,592

0
0
2
2
1
2
0
0

9,000
260
600
2,300

5

146,840

20
2
5
8

14,460
10,800
1,490
4,856
176,500
4,300
6,150
32,500

51
46
338
353
480

61,164
24,325
214,594
1,490,381
900,681

0
0
0
0
10
0
0
2
11
2
1
0
13
0
0
0

9
9

2,700
1,900
38,600

3
145
132
223

1,800
535,235
661,450
2,192,219

14
7
13

8
3
7

10
11

27

15

11
7
4

0
0
0

22
0

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

0
0
0

0

0
0
7
0
2
0
0
3

Valuation

39

$7,570
6,240
95,456

32

Number
of
buildings

$34,400

31
23
97

Essexville................................................... 1943
1944
1945
____ 1943
FarwelL______________________
1944
1945
Fennville.................................... .............. 1943
1944
1945

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

0
0
0
0

1

0
1

3

8

15
23
83
46

112
2
2
8
1
2

5
19
24
51
247
225
301

10
4
5

2
2
3
1
0

200

4,000
4,500

0
0
0
0
0

0
6,000
7,435

6,350
3,250
25,500
15,915
37,763
159,759
450
1,700
5,615
150
10,400
106,500
58,899
9,355
78,570
649,895
453,410
2,204,830
1,005
10,435
30,505
160
1,025
6,350

200
0

22

328
329
3,326
3,602
3,695

0
2
0

196
41
51
456
301
243

0
0

8,200

15

45,700
14,000
3,850

13

11

27
24
330
332
405

11,594
6,050
207,809
283,091
560,443

0
2
2
0
0

400
800

9
7
13

2,700
1,500
20,500

32,500

16
5
104

300
346,155
392,146
1,891,683

0

129
127
116

0
0
2
2
1
2
0
0

24

U

3,870
4,275
2,935
1,207,290
261,768

17,300

33
331

0
0
0
0
10
0
0
2

3
3

0
0
0

0
0
0
3
1
17
0

14,460
10,800
1,490
4,200
9,100
4,300
5,350

800
2,400

0
0
0

3

0
200

656
61,350

2

10
14
1
0

4,475
29,160
12,856

7
3
4

0

17
16
376

8,200
10,200
100

550
850
23,750
530

6
4
0
2
9
11

0
0
1
0

600

4
3

0
0
0

11 months Only.

150,738
270,193
249,855
1,054,768
1,232,562
2,564,948

0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

1,025
3,300
73,280
9,748
113,160
394,125
621,580
1,543,271

0
0
0
1
6
0
2

0
1

13

3
4
26
33
40
1,474
1,830
2,377

0
0
0
0
106,050
0
0
22,000

0
0
0
1,500
0
0

460
500
2,500

23,850
73,716
41,781
8,915

15

0
78,470
0
0
0

18

61
89
53
37
13

21
1

0
0

$7,220
6,040
25,921

12,806
7,300

21

15,896

20
7
21
62
0
0
0

Valuation

24
29

7

3

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

8,100

0
0
0

0
0
0

189,080
269,304
268,036

2 10 months only.

2
1
0
13
0
0
0
0
0
6
0
2
0
0
3

105

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued.
EAST NORTH CENTRAL STATES—Continued
New residential
building

All building
construction
State and city

Year

Michigan—Continued
Hillsdale.................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Holland..................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Huntington Woods.------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Ionia------------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Iron Mountain------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Ironwood------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945

Number
of
buildings

18
14
47
424
407
549

21

15
124

21

Valuation

$13,315
13,750
179,320
161,537
149,481
291,839
5,640
2,370
600,480

33
41

11,160
24,125
28,900

30
284
148
149

197,100
30,150
39,897
38,704
203,665

1943
1944
1945
♦Kalamazoo.__________________________ 1943
1944
11945
L’Anse______________________________ 1943
1944
1945

318
343
446
792
792
895

181,510
330,947
717,682
264,105
571,858
2,061,161

5
7

1,600
1,550

1943
1944
1945
*TRiming .................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Lincoln Park
................................... 1943
1944
1945

24
32
36
581
706
938
543
322
612

4,440
5,750
42,225
864,633
1,516,852
1,969,319
1,781,566
680,026
1,558,709

_______________ _____ - 1943
1944
1945
Ludington----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
Mackinaw City.--------------------------------— 1943
1944
1945

3
5

1,900
900
39,850
14,170
13,872
500
300
3,300

♦Jackson--------------------------------------------

Lake Odessa............................... ..............

Lmm»]l

11
10

0

10

48
41
3

1

3

2,100

0

Number
of
buildings

0
0
10
24
0
13
0
0

$3,265
5,200
6,920
70,343
110,286
129,650
3,295
2,170
7,780

0
0
10
24
0
13
0
0

7,710
4,205
8,835
1,325
1,625
6,375
36,982
35,434
43,215

1
2
0
1
5
0
0

1
5
2
0
1
6
0
0

500
18,700

7

2,950

13

18

12,065
775
192,475
5,175
2,915
3,270
102,750

$43,500
78,700

0
0
0

47,600

8,000
0

3,000
18,600

0
0

15

57,700

13

55,000
88,400
148,850
500
4,900
20,400

20
1

33

3
4

0
0
0
0
0

4
46
30
71
382

111
65

0
0
3
5

2
0
0
2
3

1,326,855
114,866
365,489
6,227,546
1,033,195
417,722
93,685
30,075
660,100

380

....................- __ - 1943
1944
1945
♦Muskegon.---- ------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Muskegon Heights.------------------------------ 1944
1945

21

43
77
1,330
1,145
1,265
651
755

9,554
20,683
132,228
7,075,275
2,294,557
1,088,707
926,199
436,681

0
1

13
485
126
55

New Baltimore.................... ...................... 1943
1944

16
29

19,660
22,836

8

6
22
15
4

12

470
52

20
10

15
595

12
7
1
1
21

11

38
3

0
0
0
0
0

1

8
10
6
6
12
20
20
94
85
142

86
60
100
0
1
5

2
7
6

200

1,220

28,160
121,400
255,865
34,725
244,822
1,592,568

0

300
950

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

11

55,000

466
77
133
689
126
127
51
67
150




$10,050
8,550
128,900
12,494
39,195
114,589
2,345

28

Midland------------------------------------ ~ — 1943
1944
1945
Monroe.__________________________ - 1943
1944
1945
Mount Oilmens _____ ___ ___-_______ 1943
1944
1945

* In sample of 257 cities. See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

7
5
32
46
28
73
7

537,700

44
40
23
51
503
107
146

Mount Pleasant.

0
0

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

71

10,485
17,125
166,097
97,636
15,410
52,575
2,006,821
385,169
448,487

21

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

9
5
354
379
463
14
14
25

Marquette.---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Marysville.---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Melvindale.__________________________ 1943
1944
*1945

32

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

20
29
5
3

12

264
128
116

211
238
271
705
729
791

0
4
2
22

98,350
121,147
312,967
228,880
322,136
448,193

0

1,300
600

71

5

15

13

20
1

33

3
4

0
0
0
0
0

4,100
4,275
9,075
196,994
229,732
502,149
43,136
34,735
174,164

4
46
30
71
382

0
200
0

0
0

0
0

2
0
0
2

114
146
179
54
117
365

340
1,475
22,650
479,639
1,157,720
1,158,170
13,280
121,071
976,956

0
0
20,000
5,425
2,100
0
0

3
4
7
31
16
3

1,900
700
19,850
7,420
7,727
500

600
2,850
27,000
90,000

16
5

25
92

2,995
2,800
129,200
4,384
2,075
12,930
47,645
77,205
272,537

16
23
30
34

6,890
11,475
9,897
3,252
2,335
6,892
14,676
81,364
62,450

24
27
39
17
29
37
27
33
79

155,525
60,596
159,122
4,269,480
942,660
305,440
68,960
20,725
534,225

62
40
79
77
85
83
23
33
50

16,380
11,970
126,867
103,691
52,620
95,682
4,725
7,350
37,075

4
7

17
35
52
755
923
1,050
539
584

6,704
12,133
48,628
563,753
338,115
437,871
100,186
128,901

13
485
129
55

10
12

3,300
11,921

3

10,500
188,000
129,400
309,000
1,725,150
524,220
407,589

3,000

11,000

32,753
1,944,500
226,600
113,500
1,154,950
42,300
79,500
1,854,375
37,915
16,600

20,000
2,000

88,800

0

0
1

8
18
8
23
10

0

300

4,000
33,200
1,223,323
435,300
189,100
25,818
80,270

90
96
160
133

2,850
4,550
50,400
5,288,199
1,521,142
461,736
800,195
227,510

16,000
7,050

3
9

360
3,865

12

101

11 months only.

25
26
421
530

688
107
94
182

0
1
0
12
23
0
1
0
13

10

14
7

11

1,325
4,045

300

111
65

3
5

3

6
22
15
4

8

469
52

20

380

12

15
601

12
6
12
1

27

0
1

11

38

8

106

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics , by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943, 1944, and 1945— Continued.
EAST NORTH CENTRAL STATES-Continued
All building
construction
Year

State and city

Michigan—Continued
Niles............................. ......— --------------- 1943
1944
U945
North Muskegon----- --------- --------------- . 1943
1944
1945
Oak Park.__________

----- 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
31945
1943
1944
21945

.

Otsego____________
Owosso.___________

. ----- 1943
1944
1945
Plainwell--------------------- .
-------- 1943
1944
1945
Pleasant Ridge------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Pinconning.__________

.

.

1943
1944
1945
_____________ ___ 1943
1944
1945
___ 1943
1944
1945

•Pnntiftfi

•Port Huron______

River Rouge__________________ ._______ 1943
1944
1945
Rochester.____________________ ._______ 1943
1944
1945
1943
Rockford-----------1944
1945
Rngers fHty

1943
1944
1943
1944
1945
----- 1943
1944
1945

_______________ _______

_ .. - ------

Royal Oak._________
•Saginaw........... —

1943
1944
1943
1944
1945
-------- 1943
1944
1945

St. Clair_____________________ _______
St. Chur Shores..
St. Joseph—

.

1943
1944
1945
_____ 1943
1944
1945
... 1944
1945

Sault Sainte Marie____________________
Scottville.____
Shelby......

............

South Range._________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Spring Lake__________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Sturgis__
1943
1944
1945

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

New nonresidential
building
Number
of
buildings

Valuation

104
178
213
40
50
64

$76,789
432,965
266,551
79,055
31,025
85,186

15
24
32
16
5

12

$52,640
74,900
115,325
53,200
17,500
56,500

15
28
62

25,879
20,428
612,328
5,350
12,900
51,000
12,576
64,800
155,898

3

15,000

16

78,708

12
12
32
68

91
105
4

21

37
32
46
41

6

14
18
246

120

165
1,364
1,243
1,386
117
178
326
193
331

212
9
10
27

2

4

20
22

29
440
1,682
571
1,094
909
968

730
55,465
54,127
15,811
41,170
22,050
2,990
4,015
30,370
512,842
89,518
243,866
1,247,756
1,597,669
8,777,165
699,664
151,994
345,069
246,253
1,522,484
587,845
5,997
99,141
77,220
250
525
77,105
4,225
8,280
1,496,080
5,234,998
2,085,635
2,294,782
1,216,043
1,857,034

311
501
137
166
174

7,000
19,634
149,549
161,230
1,022,743
249,462
385,935
973,655

189
84
76
7
9
13

422,765
28,307
784,368
5,790
6,900
9,050

19
34

201

0
0
8
8

15
13
15

11
10

31
52

* In sample of 257 cities. See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16,




New residential
building

0
0

900
3,760
6,125
5,810
11,070
17,000
2,725
22,595
129,548

2
0
2
6
10
21
39

0
1
5
2

3
4

0
0
0
92

6,000
0

21

24
49

12

13
28
9
16
33

6

3,500
18,000
3,300
44,950
78,638

4
15
28
29
29

0
200
8,000

1
6
22
2
1
4
0

3,400
4,700
4,400

0
0
0

260
1,528
193
323

120
77

0
0
16
12

75
33
53
54
23

12
17
1
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
2
2
0
4
7

1,416,300
4,729,483
1,363,905
919,445
332,090
148,750

0
0

17,200

3
14

9

5
4
89
56
203
204
203
245

800
3,900
43,395
455,865
507,290
1,075,282
463,708
1,107,550

17
25
91
98
175
567
586
646

3,425
4,380
36,385
49,650
214,440
300,055
420,245
600,734

7

3,525
8,704
25,134
37,841
424,758
39,390
4,300
622,850

12
22

105
217
255
81
105
93

3,475
10,930
68,365
84,659
191,460
28,572
77,135
28,805

115
28
27

136,867
12,417
69,225

5

4,800
3,300

2
5
12
2
2

12

51
44
32
4
4

0
0
6,000
10,500
0
8,100

11

30
41
37

2
0
2
6
10
21

28,928
70,960
145,180
5,497
350
5,020

21,138
10,425
25,790
1,500

150
3,000

6
6

88

112

80
82
171
23

0
0
0

13

7,080
748,349
103,220
500
95,391
47,350
250
240
74,030

3
5
148

56,050
38,730
406,525
181,500
304,500
322,000

2,500

10

650
2,355
13,000
1,850
5,700
12,850
5,990
13,605
63,400

44,342
84,068
87,969
440,882
456,665
552,588
16,189
52,712
109,784

38
26
59

0
0
0
0
0

3

16
24
32
16
5

152
116
141
1,044
917
1,050
73
140
199

210,245
703,175
339,445

0

250
50,550
42,697
5,130

12

32
24

$17,807
53,173
94,161
20,970
8,635
9,045

3,200
2,450
24,900
135,374
300,401
7,808,317
681,675
95,282
194,785

2

67
230
70

3,400
24,850

10,229
12,373
520,620
3,500
3,700
20,150
3,286
6,245
13,860

68

130
132

13

30

0
3
6
0
0
0
0
0

$6,342
304,892
57,365
4,885
4,890
19,641

8

27

6
0
0
3

1
10
9
6
4
5

10
9

11 months only.

1,200
900
0
1,000

264,760
5,465
689,353
3,290

2,100
3,250
0
0

350
150
4,025
2,760
1,525
4,850
1,425
9,475
96,350

10

28
42
33
6

11

75
83
7

2
0
2
11
9

2

6

0
0
4
6

5
4
7
5
5
17
36

Number o£
dwelling
units

Valuation

17,250

3
5

252
35
27
97

11

Number
of
buildings

480
4,715
3,430
7,281
35,270
16,750
2,990
3,015
13,120

465,300
3,000
130,997
671,500
840,603
416,260
1,800
4,000
40,500

1

19
172
214
84
9

Valuation

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

12
3

16

39

0
1
5
2

92

3
4

0
0
0
1

19
172
214
84
9

11

31

69
230
74

0
3
6
0
0
0
0
0

0

285
3,075

280
1,539
192
333

120

1,000
0
0

400
610

2,100

3,050
3,545
1,650
1,300
5,020
15,998

3 10 months only.

81

0
0
12
16

75
33
53
54

22
12
15
1
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
2
2
0
4
9

107

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued.
EAST NORTH CENTRAL STATES—Continued
All building
construction
State and city

Year

Michigan—Continued
Sylvan Lake..............................................

Number
of
buildings

New residential
building

Valuation

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

29
29
38
9
3
45
14
19

12

$5,975
8,450
31,695
2,600
325
124,400
3,170
8,940
11,290

Three Rivers................... .......................... 1943
1944
1945
Traverse City........................................... 1943
1944
1945
Trenton___________________ ____ _____ 1943
1944
1945

19
19
51
65
239
302
31
37
41

4,070
3,530
77,325
49,925
118,141
424,210
60,225
117,995
116,849

1943
1944
1945
____ ______ 1943
1944
1945
1943
------------1944
1945

27
48
39
42
79
7

10

15,775
26,565
63,963
11,160
7,660
40,665
11,600
15,800
38,100

Tawas City......... .....................................
Three Oaks............... ...............................

Utica.______________________ ________
Wakefield________ _____
Warren.-......... . —

1943
1944
1945
Wayne..................... - ............................... 1943
1944
1945
Wyandotte.....
................... 1943
1944
1945
Watervliet.------------------------ ---------------

1943
_____________
Ypsilanti
1944
1945
Zeeland......
...... ................ 1943
1944
1945
Ohio:
1943
Addyston__
1944
21945
*Akron.___
____ - ........................... 1943
1944
1945
Allianro
1943
1944
1945
Arlington H a i g h t f l .... ........... 1943
1944
1945
Ashland_______
_______ 1943
1944
11945
Ashtabula.......
..... ......... ......... 1943
1944
1945

6

13

11

19
27

73
114
394
263
279

526
274
303
71
91
127

0
0
0

1,010

136
236

8
18
20

436
97
26
37
135

Retard

141

______

1943
1944
1945
Bellefontaine._________________________ 1943
1944
21945

* In sample of 257 cities.

88
122
11
2
37

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.




550
730
24,500
1,460
7,900
61,700
11,800

12,000

57,300

0

5,500
27,900
4,000
1,500
9,900

0
0
0

500

0

1,416,635
756,830
547,597

1,155,281
245,729
392,067
31,325
24,875
75,405

136
37

641,030
30,600
91,100
5,500

4

14,000

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

14,950

121

10
0
2
8
1
1
4
0
0
0
1
0
1

2,000
0
68,000
0
2,000
0

280
156
87

13

38
63

9
5
9
25
4
4

0

$3,000
4,000

959
18

15,925,702
7,837,925
10,299,968
422,925
504,900
148,255

0
0
20

0
1
1
1
0
30
0
1
0
2
2

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

2,500
3,648,300
72,000

6,176
3,870
3,788
92
126
64

1943
1944
1945
Barberton----------------------- ----------------- 1943
1944
Bay.________________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Athens------- ---- ------- -----------------------

10,000

17,200
181,900
4,556,390
168,659
382,776
1,485,874
816,745
1,097,995

Number
of
buildings

New nonresidential
building

0
0

4,720
194,785
200,410
62,121
215,397
204,189

12,205
5,285
90,470
1,205,106
786,174
16,400
36,534
695,863
594,780
111,663
259,547
516,350
7,500
43,900

2

22
2
0

2,520
637
518
39
84

10
0
0
0
0
3
9

1

7
14

0
0
1

299
35

2

4
71

73
4
17

0
1
4

11,000

0

7,704,981
3,111,087
4,425,720
170,650
414,950
36,100

0
0
0
0

2,540
18,535
5,500
31,700
67,200

0
0

4,000
884,112
113,624
8,800
17,900
602,650

364,800

2
1

3
7

2
10
7
4
3

8

7
18
34
32
60
16
23
19

2
10
10
11
7
20
7
5

12
0
0

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$400

200

18,200
350
225
53,900
1,940
1,490
7,050
2,105
1,150
35,400
38,995
12,775
241,725
44,205
102,395
48,274
7,000
17,355
20,800
2,400
915
8,950
11,600
15,500
34,100

0
0

Valuation

27
27
34

$5,575
5,250
9,495
250

5
7
14
9

2,500
1,230
5,450
4,240

9

24
26
198
217

1,415
1,650
17,425
9,470
97,466
120,785
4,220
3,600
11,275

15
30
27
34
55

8,775
3,710
15,263
4,760
5,245
21,815

1
1

10

11
10
12
8

0
1
1
10
19
21

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

0
1
1
1
0
20
0
1
0
2
2

100

9
5
9
25
4
5
13

0
2
8
1
1
4
0
0
0
1
0
1

0

300
4,000

5
18
19
65
27
39

150,400
874,312
36,800
300,017
5,832
9,100
425,961

33
36
47
87
90

9,500
17,200
29,000
33,778
59,859
71,759
63,407
50,815
124,437

42
34
73

356,326
74,112
151,885
11,155
4,270
32,990

348
218
193
59
85
103

157,925
141,017
149,082
14,670
20,605
28,415

135

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

102
10
6
20
0
0
0

761
441
545

21

18
29

0
5
0
8
22

30
15
14
47

5
5
7
64
30

12
2
18

109,400

47
47
63

4,000
12,300

19

20,000
0

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

6
1

1 11 months only.

4,979,680
2,266,674
3,211,795 *
237,980
72,915
63,185

0
0

12,400

68

2,895
2,792
2,725
32
24
25

0
8
0
12

760
164,235
31,575
4,125
89,750
21,484

13
24
105
115
175

11,825

3
13

2,100

76,500
270,181
655,190
1,895
375
4,203

199,910
70,493
98,637
515,650
3,500
25,725

3,241,041
2,460,164
2,662,453
14,295
17,035
48,970

959
18

2

300
156
87

22
37
2
0
4

2,520
635
850
48
83

10
0
0
0
0

0
0

2,550

3,960
28,010
150,300
52,496
93,947
115,505

3
9

1

7
14

0
0
1

380
3,185
9,970
50,813
17,360
5,705
18,259
89,010

299
36

37
42
5

30,070
21,170
51,510
700

73
4
17

14

5,875

4

12

73
32

12

31
46

21
0

0

2 10 months only.

2

4
71

0
1

108

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued.

APPENDIX.

—

EAST NORTH CENTRAL STATES-Continued
All building
construction

New residential
building

New nonresidential
building

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

Year

State and city

Number
of
buildings

Ohio—Continued
Berea___ __ ________________________

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Valuation

1943
1944
1945

622
59
34

$2,126,959
615,955
92,740

587
14

$2,109,269
80,500
68,600

20
29
20

$4,160
517,305
22,540

15
16
3

$13,530
18,150
1,600

1943
1944
1945
Bowling Green........................................... 1943
1944
Bradford____________________________ 1943
1944
1945

37
53
85

47,750
76,215
256,365
6,825
72,690
500

14

41,550
57,050

15

3,975
3,260
8,320
6,825
54,115
500

8

2,225
15,905
46,345

Bexley...................................................

Bratenahl._________________________

. 1943
1944
1945
1943
Brecksville.__________________________
1944
1945
Broadview Heights.____________________ 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
Bryan.______________________________ 1943
1944
*1945
1943
Buoyrufi
____________
1944
Brookville___________________________

1943
1944
1945
Cambridge.__________________________ 1943
H945
Campbell____________________________ 1943
1944
1945

Caldwell____________________________

•Canton_______________ _______________ 1943
1944
1945
Chagrin Falls----- ------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
1943
Cheviot
1944

12
55
1
0
1
6
2
5
66

0

250

2,000

43
56

2,350
13,150
9,465
20,180
91,935

33
39

36,650
89,665

21

13,350
44,685
7,668
53,350
154,168
350
1,800

0

30
26
40
59
3

10
0
0
0
6

43
42

20

27
1,483

1,101
8
3
6

1,150

60
46

0

0
0
0
2,200

290,074
11,327
3,820
14,095
2,785,195
1,147,485
2,139,066
10,050

22,000
5,400
14,746
15,996

1943
1944
1945
•Cleveland____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Cleveland Heights-------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

2,099
2,580
3,809
5,845
4,566
4,474

140
490

2,139,552
2,460,087
7,517,010
23,774,330
22,271,161
24,872,412
509,446
304,372
2,398,180

Cleves._____________________ _______ — 1943
1944
1945
Clyde........................................... .......... 1943
1944
1945
•Columbus____________________
___ 1943
1944
1945

0
1
0
0
0
0

0
2,000
0
0
0
0

♦ C in cin n a ti

Conneaut................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Coshocton................................................. 1943
1944
1945
C o v in g t o n
___________________ ____
1943
1944
1945
Crestline________________

* In sample of 257 cities.




_________

1943
1944
1945

101

1,145
1,303
2,273

2,066,093
1,731,663
7,443,749

79
79

20
10
15
12

28,264
146,585
255,796
7,880
11,646
39,850
1,964
12,539
25,200

4

11,000

100
13
9

2
11

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

2,800
35,575

11

12
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
2
14
0
12

25

201,200
0
0
0
0
250

0
0
0
0
6,000
71,700
0

17

23,500
73,500

3

6,600
27,500

6
0
2
8
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
1
397
48
125

1
1
0
0
0

18
9
231
2,437
1,317
682
27
29

202
0
1
0
0
0
0
242
65
426

0

3
24

0
1

0
0

2
0
0
0

0

4,600
23,415

0
0
0
0
0
0
5,000
0
0

12
22
12
33
1
0
0
1
0
0

0
0
200
0
0

56
24

7,528
6,540
5,035

16
14

9,350
7,765

13
17

5,150
13,185
1,510
37,390
124,435
350
1,800

20
0

6
12
21
3
10
0
0
0
6

0

0
0
0
2,200

29
38

0
22
0
0
0
5

2
10
17
22
0
5
8
5

5
7

20

26
30

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
18,575
0
0
0
1,800
2,350
13,150
1,937
7,640
15,200

0

3,800
8,400

1,600
4,000
6,158
11,360
6,318

0
0
0
0
0
0

226,691
3,640
1,385

7
24

5,000

34
18
9
9

2,220

11

17

58,383
7,687
2,435
6,875

1,380,212
338,700
845,000
4,500

199
117
198
3

922,387
324,689
638,315
950
17,000
4,200

887
936
827
4

482,596
484,096
655,751
4,600
3,000

2,000
0
0
0

1
0
0
5

11
14

12
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
2
13
0
12

36

18
4

6
0
3
8
o
0
0
0
0
0
3
0
0
1
405
54
128

0
0

60
46

14,746
15,996

1
1
0
0
0

1
1

1,200

95,000
36,500
2,153,050
11,540,900
6,885,800
6,688,500
453,800
234,250
2,028,000

250
854
746
947
27
33
184

718,865
463,327
2,105,630
7,931,150
8,594,576
12,072,683
4,547
6,031
195,330

1,937
2,461
3,328
2,554
2,503
2,845
47
78
104

1,325,687
1,960,260
3,258,330
4,302,280
6,790,785
6,111,229
51,099
64,091
174,850

24
9
410
3,011
1,821
881
123
49
236

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
1
0
0
0
0

2 ,0 0 0

1,421,100
282,500
2,852,400

0

13,500
187,200

0

96
0

0

3,000
7,250

0
0
0

144

638
16

110

286
330
673

213,437
605,742
1,826,670

617
908
1,174

431,556
843,421
2,764,679

31

21,382
122,015
38,185
2,450
9,950
5,350
89
6,569
15,450

48
54
47
4
3
13
7
9

2

6,882
11,070
30,411
5,430
1,600
34,500
1,875
2,970
2,500

150
2.800
29,375

0

3

10,850

22
29
9
5
7
3
5

8
1
2
8

1 11 months only.

3

0
6,200

363
69
498

0

3
40

0
1
0
0
1
2
0
0
0

109

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued.
EAST NORTH CENTRAL STATES—Continued*
All building
construction
Year

State and city

Ohio—Continued
Cuyahoga Falk______________________

Number
of
buildings

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

129
572
337

$416,916
2,019,912
1,077,259

90
492
107

$380,871
1,873,580
737,100

0
0
0

100
0
0
0

. ... .......... .. ... 1943
1944
1945
Defiance.------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Delphos-------------------------------------------- 1943

3,137
1,412
1,906
46
51
79

10,168,109
3,350,323
12,465^947
12,214
9,915

2,235
282
598

249
269
374

68,210

800
4,000
4,000

13

7,150

0
1
6
1

8,941,006
1,401,125
3,169,417

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

106
79
71

920,664
479,562
213,035

23
5
5

288
292
370

25,520
567,410
447,649
2,052,728

87
48
40

0

0
0

Dalton---------------------------------------------

‘ Dayton.____________

•East Cleveland_______________________
Elmwood Place.______________________
Elyria._______________________

____

0
0
0

11

0
0
12
0

0
0
0

0
0

1943
1944
1945
Euclid.______________________________ 1943
1944
*1945
Fairview.____________________________ 1943
1944
1945

3
9
683
642
400
53
37
123

1,175
40,300
5,508,434
4,932,652
2,874,566
33,000
16,885
681,424

Findlay._____________________________ 1943
1944
Fostoria-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Franklin ______ __ __________ ______ 1943
1944

18

32
35
96
14
17

3,225
19,025
26,385
9,084
83,720
2,685
12,680

Englewood._____________________

___

1943
1944
1945
Fremont.____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Gabon.______________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Fredericktown________________________

Garfield Heights---------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Garrettsville._________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Geneva............................................... ...... 1943
1944
1945

21

5
5

1
21

35
54
30
26
55
280
236
209

2
5
6
4
11
8
1
10

1,375
6,225
150
14,105
59,975
127,150
20,500
21,950
188,625
1,087,565
722,315
751,404
350
70,000
8,700
450
15,525
9,846

.......--------- 1943
1944
1945
Girard.__‘____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Glendale.____________________________ 1944
1945

4
13
16
31
14

500
4,510
19,500
2,495
19,187
291,600
7,725
20,950

1943
1944
1945
•Hamilton __________________________ 1943
1944
•1945
Highland Heights._____________________ 1944

53
5
41
251
295
421

272,975
17,900
701,400
503,280
149,893
542,354

Gibsonburg.......................... .

Grandview Heights—---------------------------

Hunting Valley._______________________ 1944
1945

10

0
0
1

* In sample of 257 cities. See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.
746862°— 48------ 8




0
0
10,000

0
0
0

0
0
0

5
489
452
144

6
1

69

0
2
0
0
4
0
2
0
2
0
4
0
7
2

8
8
2

451,930
639,406
4,997,011
1,520
1,165
15,950
950

653
861
934
38
42
60

775,173
1,309,792
4,299,519
10,694
7,950
48,260

2,968
323
652

690,500
370,000
70,000

19
14
13

26,720
3,305
17,700

64
60
53

203,444
106,257
125,335

165

412,700
211,522

81
72
109

16,000
50,485
104,201
1,654,695

0
0
0

212,000
0
0

33,300
3,592,900
4,393,300
1,119,400
30,000
5,500
628,900

0
1,000
0
0
18,050
0
4,000

0
4,200
0
4,000
0

0
0
1

0
3
1

152
138
193

0
0
2
10
13
9

12
6

37
4

4

2
1

28,500
600
1,800
69,000

190
123
109

960,150
656,300
686,992

56
82
58

0
1,000
0

7,000

3,000
5,000

0
0
0
0
0
12,500
0
4,000

2
2
2
5
1
0
4

4
4

6
12
20
5
0

35

258,800

4

19
30

127,300
127,025
190
249,300

13
47
63
92

1
0
0
0

65

102

$33,615
55,132
81,200

3
15

0

Valuation

23
46
130

14
31
31
19
15
26

0
2
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
1

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

$2,430
91,200
258,959

0

16
34

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

0

0
0
0

2

0
0
0

1 11 months only.

0
0
0

0
0

0

1,175
4,000
1,696,924
396,837
1,318,110

0
0
20,000

1,850
16,975
4,835
2,084
34,225
1,160
975
1,075
225
150
6,725
56,425
70,475
17,675
15,950
108,175
97,905
39,200
24,802
350
61,500
5,700

100
66
0

6,150

1,710
19,500
725
17,937
268,880
2,850

0
0
0

8

0
0
11
120
172
221
0
0

0
0
0

2,200
0
0

0
0
0
0
1
6
1

88
10
0
0
0
88

9,520
104,225
131,926
186,033

48
40

0
0

0
0

3
42
52
63
47
36
52

3,000
218,610
142,515
437,056
3,000
11,385
32,524

5
762
899
148

8
6

1,375
1,050
21,550
7,000
31,445
1,525
7,705

0
2
0
0
4
0

300
1,800

0

23
23
55

8
11
1
1
0

6
1

69

3

3

0

14

3,380
3,550
28,175
2,225
4,200
11,450

0
4
0
7
2
3

15

34
31
42

29,510
26,815
39,610

190
124
109

3
4
16
9

8

0
1
1
2
5
6
1
6
0

0
1,500
2,000

350
6,375
4,780

500
2,800

0

0

7
4
9
5
13

4,875
16,950

1,550
17,000
559,300
94,320
47,399
185,180

14
3
9
174
231
264

12,625
900
14,800
281,935
102,304
107,874

0
0
0

501
118

0
0

1

1,770
1,250

10,220

0
0
10.000

0
2
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
1

50

0

25
33

1
0
0
0

43

110

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued.
EAST NORTH CENTRAL STATES-Continued
All building
construction
Year

State and city

Ohio—Continued
Independence-------------------------------------

Number
of
buildings

New residential
building
Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$10,200
4,500
159,300
60,000

72,630
21,380
114,295
2,525
3,270
380

19
3
17

54,700

879,755
199,798
667,377
26,475
55,502
148,812
989,307
500,711
378,323

36
5

44
40
90
25

$37,385
55,540
288,460
100,900

1943
1944
1945
Jewett.______________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Kingston................................. .................. 1943
1944
1945

63
56
104
9
9
3

♦Lakewood.................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Lancaster.___________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Tima.__________________ _____ ___ 1943
1944
21945

174
115
191
114
89
427
270
300

Linndale...„................................................ 1944
1945
1943
1945
♦Lorain....................................................... 1943
1944
1945

29
34
742
915
857

2,150
88,325
313,259
520,290
1,070,330
1,859,906

0
0

0
0

Ironton._____________________________

Lockland------------------------------------------

Loveland------------------------------------------- 1944
1945
Lyndhurst______________________ ____ 1943
1944
1945
McConnelsville._______________________ 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
♦Mansfield.___________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Maple Heights------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Madeira

0
0
0

101
1
2

0
0
0

1,000

73
156
148

120,711
586,360
693,370
350

7

15,950

4

22,000
0

2
0
0

9
124

0

190

17,450
548,417
360,950
1,937,241
2,082,110
550,004
431,757

1943
Marietta.__________________
—
1945
♦Marion______________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Martins Ferry._________ _ .
___ 1943
1944
1945

33
77
254
140
236

13,046
115,220
318,811
126,417
323,005

17

312,445

Marysville___________ ..................... ......... 1943
1944
*1945
Massillon____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Maumee.____________________________ 1943
1945

0
0

0
0

112

264
513

200

0
0

3
546
280
451

21

46

0
0

13,500
1,874,201
216,819
1,161,746
5,825
382,225

Mayfield Heights--------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Mentor.__________________
_____
1943
1944
1945
Mentor-On-The-Lake________
_______ 1943
1944
1945

89
33
58
25
14
36
33
30

86,544
17,855
151,370
15,750
4,800
42,025
12,018
40,100
25,400

Miamiaburg __________

43
54
82

28,123
51,835
74,451

* In sample of 257 cities.




________

1943
1944
1945

10

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

2
1

1943
1944
1945
1945

Indian Hills._________________________

New nonresidential
building

24
4

1
0
0
0
0
0

22
3
11

13
172
46
32

0
0
12
3
2

2,100

53,725
300

0
0
0
0
0

750,900
38,500

222,200
2,700
10,790
39,650
744,580
151,100
70,150

0
0

63,400
14,700

Additions, alterations,
and repairs
Number
of
buildings

Valuation

38
27
53

$9,945
37,340
112,910
8,800

18

13,495
2,250
43,985
1,875
2,670
180

26
42
53

0
0
0

1
1
1
0
0
0

15,230
78,940
319,675
9,068
30,837
65,086
10,380
194,914
105,180

96
67
98
56
48
49
207
161
193

0
0

1
2
12

10

11

34
7

8
2
0
0
0

42
43
71
55
30
39
48
63
75

0
0
5
12

180
49

771,878
230,750

2,200

90
56
106

9,920
267,998
343,569
47,441
1,265,002

0
0
20

0
0

0
0

0
0

107
77

0
0
1
4

0
2

27
29

68

438
53
38

0

7
37

0
6
0
0

104,500
560,800
664,475

0
0

700

22,000
0

15,500
149,500
291,980
696,000
2,057,700
255,500
232,050

0

25,200
146,500

0
0
0

19,000

5

29,800

0
0
0

0
0
0

37
31
46

1
0
6
0
0

5
25

21

85
60
117

122
9
18

278,445

0
0

30,100

23

15

75,000
5,000
130,300

41
17
13
19
9
15

1
0

5
5

7

10,000
0
0
23,500
14,000
3,000

0

39,800

190,630
15,478
1,139,951
16,225
250,289
. 67,750

7

9

27,000

0
0
1,200

0
0

0
0

3
48
39
81

1
20
2
0
3
0

15,250

30
61

700,750
69,050
440,800

0

200
0

7,340
41,675
124,304
111,702
208,965

88

242
31

66
0

6,511
10,225
16,890

11

1
3
0
11

7
14

11 months only.

0
0

13,500
981,637
73,005
574,240
1,850
340,335

4

12
11

13

Valuation

22

113,625
82,358
125,502
14,707
13,875
44,076
234,347
154,697
202,993

217
7
32
3

1,000

0
0
12
6
2
180

0
0

72
62

15
30
30

24
52
129

110
169
0
0

9,700
15,335
12,005
150

1
0
0
0
0
0

11

13
255
46
32

49

0
0
20

107
77

0
0
1

0
0
0
0

4

0
2

750
208,287
53,492
101,290
8,185
44,215
131,957

27
58
103
438
53
38

5,706
48,345
48,007
14,715
95,040

7
74

0

5

0
0

4,200

0
6
0
0

0
0
0
256
210
304
10

0
0
0

0
0
0

14

191,814
74,764
146,706
3,975
11,790

4,652
3,015
6,525
4,950
4,100
4,325
300
700

33
15
25
4
5
18
9
25
25

6,892
9,840
14,545
800
700
10,700
11,718
15,900
11,400

13,925
15,609

31
47
61

23,913
37,910
19,042

0
1,210

3
24

200
0
0
0

0
0

111

24
4

4,435
17,030
16,585
350
600

19
650
679
702

1
0
0
0
0
2

2
1

$17,240
13,700
16,250
32,100

2,150
15,005
30,561
174,521
251,011
364,154

16
18
25

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

5

242
31
65

2 10 months only.

0

9

15

1
20
2
0
3
0
5
5

1
0
7

111

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued .
EAST NORTH CENTRAL STATES—Continued
New residential
building

All building
construction
Year

State and city

Ohio—Continued
Middleburg Heights.----------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Middletown._________________________ 1943
1944
1945

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

34
47
83
303
345
458

$17,915
22,986
175,050
664,600
323,726
893,702

2
2
22
43
12

$10,000
9,300
152,900
189,200
50,400
106,200

28
35
47
47
47
64

$6,540
8,509
15,150
373,181
97,300
399,439

1943
1944
1945
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

1
2
8
0
12
7
6

100
1,200
18,820
0

0
0
12,500
0

7

1
2
2
0
1
6
6
2
2

100
1,200
1,100
0

Mount Healthy_______________________ 1943
1944
1945
Navarre_____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
•Newark.____ _______________ ________ 1943
1944
1945

0
0
3
0
1
1
0
1
2
0
23
0
1

4
15

1,400
1,800
18,400

30
17
41

21,500
58,110
22,800
936,400

Minerva.--------- --------------------------------Montgomery.------------------------------------Moreland Hills-----------------------------------

4

19,260
5,750
4,450
12,158

43

12,500
8,400
152,300

3
9
151
52
97

3,750
30,500
808,690
115,718
1,033,213

1943
1944
1945
Newburgh Heights----------------- ------------- 1943
1944
1945
Newcomerstown---------------------------------- 1943
1944

26
38
77

7
3

8,406
4,838
22,983
1,550
17,350
7,700

3

770

New Straitsville---------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Newton Falls.________________________ 1943
1944
>1945
Niles............................... .. ................. 1943
1944
1945

0
1
1
10

0
1,000

New Boston._________________________

12
0

6

0

0

0

15
18
70
71
109

1,500
15,625
15,341
13,650
337,981
133,030
206,884

10
21

44,650
167,450

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

4
62
71
62
81
56
113

82,964
10,995
162,615
62,320
58,330
384,350

North Royalton_________ ________ _____ 1943
1944
1945
Norwalk.____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
1944
Norwood....................................... ..........
1945

229
232
322
26
49
74
178
252

Oakwood------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Oberlin._____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Olmsted Falls.________________________ 1943
1944
1945

48
51
72

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

North Canton______

_____

North College Hill____________________
North Olmsted-------------------

Ottawa Hills-------------

----------

------------

Oxford_____________ _____
Painesville.____

______

3
106
13
27

0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
0
14
21
29

8
16
1
16
0
17
8

7,000
4,800

0

9,000

9,600

0
0

126,500

1,500
9,000
747,850
4,150
58,700

0
0
0
0
0
6,000
0
0
0
0
1,500
6,500
450

0

56,300
97,184
140,300
44,000
96,000
4,500

0
1
6
1

4
13
5
4

1
0
2
0
1
0
5
5

8
10

19

36

1
2

4,000
950
4,450
2,558

0
2,000

260
430
12,353
1,050
5,200

200
0

400

0
1,000
0

625
1,091
6,400
254,850
3,175
38,085

200

7
45

82,500
40,500
31,800
287,350

5
64
35
53

60,000
1,700
615
250
71,750
13,770
12,390
80,550

78,560
183,882
262,815
6,275
92,340
163,109
137,310
1,575,441

7
28
26

25,000
113,950
159,250

191
158
230
14
27
41
9
34

42,320
43,832
71,720
3,145
20,940
65,099
68,860
1,465,243

31
41
53

10
4
8
8
6
7
12
8

3,480

18
13
14
15

205,630
221,575
441,400
2,160
3,959
25,950
5,195
11,175
34,650

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
6

12
12

85
252
113

* In sample of 257 cities. See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.




17

6,200

59,920
1,020,400
217,300

0
2
8
0
0

0
1
5
1
2
4

194
29

68,000
0

0

4,000
53,430

0
0

196,400

210,000
0
1,200
10,100

414,700

2,500
4,700
30,900

0
0
0
0
0
0

19,600
953,600

111,000

3
3

1

2,200

7

5,325
1,080
1,335
12,700
2,695
1,925
1,750

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

44
26
50

1 11 months only.

18,220
37,225
69,350

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

$1,375
5,177
7,000
102,219
176,026
388,063

2
2
22
43
12

0
0
3
0
10
0
0
1

0
0
5,220
0
8,260
0
0

3

1,500
6,600
7,400

0
0
3
0
1
1
0
1
2
0
23
0
1

4

10

14
213
286
377

8
5
0
1
0
15
22

29
25
34
64

1
1
0
1
0
0
0
3

4
9

10

37
40
44

1
3
0

600

0
0

250

17

2,730
88,768
38,113

3
213
13
27

8,146
4,408
10,630
500
12,150
1,500

0
0
0
0
0
1
0

0

370

0

0
0
0

0
0

8,500
13,800
7,250
26,831
32,671
28,499

450
11,450

0

1
1
0
0
14
21
29

8
1
16
0
17
8
16

43
70
40
9
14
15

14,349
10,745
8,365
8,050
14,140
16,450

31
46

11,240
26,100
31,845
3,130
67,400
44,580
68,450
110,198

7
30
26

5,750
9,375
21,375
1,080
1,424
3,150

49
43
58

66
12
20

25
169
218
7

6
11
4
5

6
0

4
4

0
0
0
0
0
0

35
32
34

0
4,550
2,000
0
0
0
0
0
0
22,100

29,575
36,950

7
45

0
2
8
0
0

0
1
6
1
2

4

0
0
0
0
0
0

17
194
30

112

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued.

APPENDIX.

—

EAST NORTH CENTRAL STATES-Contintted
All building
construction
State and city

Year

Ohio—Continued
Parma...... ................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Pepper Pike.--------------------------------------- 1944
1945
Piqua__________ .,___________________ 1943
1944
1945

Number
of
buildings

New residential
building
Number

Valuation

of

$898,788
357,347
987,050

14
251
59
92

159,600
576,763
61,775
107,912

Port Clinton.-------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
•Portsmouth__________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Ravenna.____________________________ 1943
1944
1945

205
3
9
423
608
972
84
65
83

410,900
18,200
26,800
90,712
118,347
283,290
102,081
472,874
104,255

Reading-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Rocky River-------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
St. Bernard---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

31
63
51
153
9

1943
1944
1945
Sandusky--------------------------------------- .... 1943
1944
1945
Sebring................................... ................... 1943
1944
1945

Salem........................................... —. .

0
0

10
15

50
41
116

201
98
189
5
9
13

22
0

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

buildings

261
189
273

0

New nonresidential
building

0

0
0

544,995
182,699
152,344
1,126,513
139,000
48,000
525,137

20,865
48,599
255,880
450,181
55,146
416,090
3,735

2,100

18,500

130
57
142

0
12
201
14
22
201
1
1
0
3
12
16
14
3

0
0

9
19

6
0
0
0

94

0
0

4
113

11
22
0
1
0

2
12
0
0
6
20

93

$109,681
72,557
126,450

124
46
38

155,000
535,068
10,700
34,565

26
25
30

18,430
41,275
28,557

24

2
1

10,000
8,000

0

400,000
5,800
3,200

7

86
0
0

1,600
34,150
72,900

7
73
91
127
14

15,000

38

0

66,100
0
0

30,750
150,200
121,800
907,800

0
0
0
0
0

7,850
376,288
9,900
74,650

0
200
0

10,000
0
0

21
0
0

18
25

3
7

12
0

2,550
6,705

6

1,000

668,327
944,305
2,971,340
1,800
17,821
785,802
102,229

50
25
117

642,800
896,500
2,519,550

14
18
28

24

1,050
272,584
55,500

17

1,450
30,350

1
6
0
0
3
0
0

2
11
0
2

Sidney.______________________________ 1944
1945
Silver Lake__________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Silverton--------------------------------- ------- 1943
1944
1945

3
3
9
36

20,500
555
4,700
164,750

Solon._______________________________ 1943
1944
1945
South Euclid._________________________ 1943
1944
U945
South Zanesville.______________________ 1943

31
16
62
85
79
256
5

14,035
20,990
223,465
263,139
267,935
2,009,130
775

0
2

0

Spencer._____________________________
•Springfield.................................................
Steubenville.________________________

* In sample of 257 cities.




1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

422
495
566
16

21

48

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

0
1,100

4,500
1,065,075
830,309
2,216,776
282,108
28,000
241,510

900
20,550

0
0
20,500
0
0

0
0

6,500

8
10

17
46
47
75
5
5

95
84
199
4
36
43
50

1,200

350
514
833
54
30
42

6

14

Shaker Heights------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Sharonville.— ........................................... 1945
Shelby---------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

2
2
12

2
1
1

42
31
95
42
40
92

10

1,450
9,250
95,900

8,050
78,200

0
0

40

6,385
34,165
184,400
41,943
18,711
191,010
3,735

22

43
9

3
15
31

Shadyside.___________________________

23,100
16,842
23,343
107,275
13,375
395,342
60,925

0
2
20

4
19
23
16

18,353
102,755

92,500

0
0

504,745
10,749
13,759
189,213
139,000
48,000
511,753

39

0

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$723,200
258,400
852,000

1944
1945
1944
1945
1944
1945

pU>yAn Mills

Seven Mile.__________________________

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

24
3
5

1
11

23

1
5
0
0
0
1

1,000

0

1,450
750

0
0
1

0
8
3
0
0

Valuation

$65,907
26,390
8,600

169
60
142

4,600
23,265
9,800
44,790

205
14

0

0
0

0
0
12

9,500
21,750
16,785
29,500

0
0

13,384

14,480
14,434
63,630
31,950
26,535
150,430

0
900
12,000
e oaj
0
,0lw
3,550
o

0

0
0
0
2
0
2

o
o

1
6
0
0
3
0
0

0
0
0

15

190
1,150
4,350

5
9

11
0

6,100
o

1,100

’ o
365
3,550
7*000

200

3
7
4
25
3

4,075
8,400
21,325
21,655
575

0
0
95
110
166
2
10
21

0
0

0
0

0
0

0

4,500
32,050

11 months only.

11
22
0
1
0
2
12
0
0
6
20

550
9,800

1
8

17

3,710

3
7

4
113

135
167
257

57,890
7,539
9,810
152,375

4,500
602,520
219,485
103,400

0
0

22,992
24,590
73,045
300
3 997
505,543

19

2

0
0
0

31
41
54

35
35
33
32

0

33
26
104

2,535
23,215
378,745
300
12,774
7,675
40,629

5,700
20,990
161,500
247,200
236,800
1,835,100

0

16
13
3

450
16,700

1

0

1
1
0
3
12

4
5

153,400

0
2
112
68
29
0

22

204

18

0

0
12

900
4,400
500
73,870
93,404
141,865
15,806
11,432
28,330

4
9

16
24
43
42
199

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

0

102,399
364,741
1,501,054
275,133
18,300
192,400

215
317
371
14

8
20

4,625

0

360,156
246,083
612,322
6,975
5,200
17,060

2
2
12

23

33

1

5
25
47
42
213

0

0
2
68
29
0

179

3
7

113

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued

APPENDIX.

—

.

EAST NORTH CENTRAL STATES-Continued
New residential
building

All building
construction
State and city

Ohio—Continued
Strongsville—
Struthers--------------------Sylvania.---------------------

Tiffin.__
♦Toledo...
Troy...

University Heights.
Upper Arlington—
Upper Sandusky.

Vermilion.—
Wadsworth....
♦Warren.____

Washington Court House...
Waterville-------------------Wellington.------------------

West Carrollton------------Westerville.-----------------Westlake...
Wickliffe._.
Williamsburg..
Willoughby...
Willowick.—
Wilmington------------------Woodsfield.-------------------

Wooster..
Worthington----------- -----Wyoming.______________
* In sample of 257 cities.




Year
Number
of
buildings
. 1943
1944
21945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

111

74
159
26
18
37
24
17
13
62
67

88

594
858
1,419
92
116
97

Valuation

$63,015
69,615
230,035
5,745
4,846
52,472
5,207
8,380
27,265
70,300
24,790
1,642,167
1,987,583
2,179,482
5,752,310
91,605
283,681
324,695

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

26
50
260
16
9
61
5
5

7,741
154,695
2,278,959
70,167
3,964
503,515
8,500
32,300
12,950

1943
1944
1945
. 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

4
15
37
31
39
1,520
845
929

3,475
2,785
51,500
56,180
43,180
449,100
5,076,286
1,033,155
1,287,451

. 1943
1944
1945
. 1943
1944
1945
. 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1943
1944
1945
1945

11
6

6

9
54

1,950
25,600
147,000
600

14
15
26
26

27,325
2,700
10,750
64,050

0
0
10

0
0

2
2

14
33
37

1,000

3,125
8,700
93,410
49,085

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1943
1944

100
49
66
0
0

345,792
24,063
107,955

33
13

107,100
32,100

1943
1944
1945
. 1943
1944
1945
1943*
1944
1945

61
51
24

263,000
255,000
141,600
17,347
21,478
96,384
3,825
5,500

68
66
77
9
5

8

. 1943
28
1944
28
1945
36
. 1943
0
1944
1
21945
0
. 1943
4
1944
30
*1945
21
tables, pp. 12 to 16.

0
0

2,100

11,072
45,185
93,900

0
0
14,500
120,000
700

135,750

Number
of
buildings

11
8
1
0
13
0
1
2
0
0
2
0
23

104
275
16
55

11
0
11

218
4

0
0
1
1
2
1
2
10
12

34

9
771
14
83

Valuation

$41,000
37,000
135,500

200
0
0
3,500
8,000
0
0
4,000
0

37,650

579,400
1,897,400
62,250
268,000
25,000

0

100,250
2,159,850

68,200
0
487,740
0
1,500
2,500

900
1,500
5,000
27,900
31,700
47,150
2,275,743
47,300
470,300

1
2
23
0
0
1
0
0

150
7,000
46,200

4

13,500

0
0
0
1
8

0
0
0

0
0
2,000
0
0

5

4,000
47,000
25,500

62

322,800

13

80,400

2
0
0
12
0

52
51
24
4

0
4
2
1
0
0
0
2
0
0
0

3
30
13

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

8,000
0
0
80,000
0

260,300
255,000
141,600
2,700

0
1,200
1,000
0
0
0
13,000
0
0
0
13,500
120,000
1,900

Number
of
buildings
94
60
98
16

10
14
14
5

2

32
29
40
259
307
506
30

22

42

2
11
16
0
0
0
2
4
5

1
1

Valuation

$18,865
28,465
61,730
1,570
1,838
10,582
1,977
2,330
13,000

Number
of
buildings

6
6

9

$3,150
4,150
32,805
3,975
3,008
4,240
3,230
2,550
6,265

35,780
8,580
1,611,510
1,509,311
1,232,946
2,414,440
12,680
7,041
271,545

30
38
46
335
447
638
46
39
44

34,520
16,210
26,657
478,272
367,136
1,440,470
16,675
8,640
28,150

375
48,130
108,749

24
28
26

7,366
6,315
10,360
1,967
3,964
15,775
5,000

0
0
0

3,500
30,800
2,250

38
9

8
10
10
11

12

9
27
3

0
5

5
19

750
500
6,700
24,280

15
117
62
105

377,200
2,538,340
479,070
377,220

15
632
769
741

1

200

4
4
15

11

2,100

3
16

18,200
88,300

3
7

6,325
400
1,400
34,875

0
2
8

12
0
0
4
6

0
1,000

0
0
775
2,000

9
27

23,060
15,965

34
45
43

21,612
15,783
20,470

0
0

14
7

0
0
0
6
21
17
5
3

6
3

6
0
1
0
0
0
2
9

122,750
111 moiiths only.

Valuation

0
0
23,600
2,100
0
0
0
2,865
12,320
79,170
625
4,000
1,500

1,382
39,225
21,575

0
0
0
0
1,000
700

3

2
8
8
8

2
0
5
12
19
10
0
0
6
7
16
5
4

0
8,200

1,825
785
39,800
4,000
9,380
24,750
262,203
506,785
439,931
1,600
400
12,500
600

0

19,000
2,300
9,350
15,675

58
45
56

11,782
9,158
15,314

22
0
0
0
1
0
6

14
223
16

0
0
1
1
2
1
2
10

56

15
9
847
14

86
1
2
23
0
0
1
0
0
5

69

2,700

25

21
55
11
0

1,380
280
7,085

2,350
2,700
23,350
7,620

9

25

157
358

0
0
0
1
8

3,500
30,000

2
1
2

11
8
1
0
13
0
1
2
0
0
2
0

23

0
0

2
10
0
0
7
6
0
0

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

0
0
0
0

2,000
500
600

9,690
5,960
59,325

0
0
0
1,000
0
12,000

210 months only.

5

2
0
0
12
0
13

52
51
24
4

0
2
1
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
4

3
30
24

114

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued.
EAST NORTH CENTRAL STATES-Continued
Ail building
construction
State and city

Year

Ohio—Continued
Xenia_______________________________ 1943
1944
1945
♦Youngstown--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
♦Zanesville.___________ .
. _________ 1943
1944
1945
Wisconsin:
Algoma._____________________________

1944
1945
Altoona-------------------------------------------- U943
1944
1945
Amery-------------------- ---------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Amherst.____________________________

1943
1944
1945
Antigo---------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Appleton------------------------ .
_____ 1943
1944
1945
--------------- 1943
1944
1945
Augusta-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
U945
Baraboo.------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
U945
Ashland----------------

Beaver Dam--------------- -----------------------

1943
1944
Beloit-------------------- ---------------- ---------- 1943
1944
1945
Black River Falk__________ _________ 1943
1944
1945

Bloomer....................................... ............. 1943
1944
1945
Bonduel_____________________________ 1944
1945
Boscobel_____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Boyd._______________________________

Number
of
buildings

0

32
46
601
414
612
83
99
172

0

54
5

8

New residential
building

Valuation

0

$36,850
87,275
399,554
606,770
1,914,490
12,518
20,026
87,790

0
1,100

215,300

14
4

1,575
8,900
55,750

9

45,000

1

3,000
4,700
9,400
3,650
77,950
110,300
112,517
132,661
987,271

0

7
13

12

19
83

211

230
330

6

0

19
29

1,150
17,745
46,400

85
93
75

14,000
22,870
823,295
103,163

0
0
1

20

30
166
149
174
3

2
3

15

22
0
11
21
22

28

19

1
8

0
0

3,159
26,625
362,870
369,889
840,872
975
500
2,400
2,995
10,040
129,400
.0
36,600
4,470
7,400
14,400

3

500
35,500
51,830
54,580
60,250
6,945
4,950

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

14
13
23

5,190
3,750
41,700

35
41

11,295
101,590
93,290

Clintonville.__________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Coleman. ________ .. ........................ 1943
1944
1945

54
25
64
9
15
19

184,990
58,400
128,925
8,425
19,150
30,800

1943
1944
Brillion._____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Butler.___________________ ___________ 1943
1944
1945
Chetek.________________
Chilton.

..

_______

----------------------------------------

Chippewa Falk______ . _____________

* In sample of 257 cities.




23
27
43

6
0

0
0
0
11

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

0
0
0
0

Number
of
buildings

0

7
5
13

New nonresidential
building
Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0

0
6

60

$15,600
17,800
19,435
2,890
317,840

15

800
22,849

24
141
114
178
30
40
50

0
0

28
5

8
1
1

0
0
2
6
0
0
8
0
1
0
1
1
20
0
16

3
45

0
0
2
0
0
0
0
7
10
1
1
85
22
37
2
1
0
0
3
10
0
5
1
1
1
0
0
5
3

6
0
1
0
0
0
6
0
0
0
1

2,000

74,600
400
7,300

0
0

33,000

0
1,000
0

800
1,500
69,000

0

3,890
229,500

0
0
0
0
0
0

4,500

33,600
26,150

200

4,500
314,775
88,140
165,200
375
300

0
0
6,000
26,875
0
27,000
800
1,500

1,000
0
0

26,500
16,900
34,900

0
0
0
0
17,500
0
0
0
4,500

4
14

3,500
14,000
33,000

41
15
18

140,440
56,800
71,100

0
1
4

0
2,000
11,000

0
6

3
3

0
1
1
1
2
8

Additions, alterations,
and repairs
Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0

0

$13,400
55,800
122,094
383,925
1,098,545
3,302
10,240
27,125

19
17
447
292
374
52
58
107

0
1,100

0
10
0
0
5
1
0
0
0
5
11

135,650
1,175
600
55,550

0
12,000
3,000

200
2,200

5,500

dwelling
units

Valuation

0

$7,850
13,675
258,025
219,955
498,105
7,216
8,986
37,816

0
0
0
1,000
200
0
0
0

325
4,760
12,550

3
9
13

825
12,985
29,350

43

14,000
14,645
19,915
24,713

15
18
33
54
67

1
1
2
10
10
11
0
3
4

8
7

1
4
8
8
9
3

2
0
7
4

12
0
0
0
10
21
14

11
10
8

39

5
5

1 11 months only.

8,225
769,780
52,300
2,407

20,120

6,575
235,995
621,078
600

4

11

48
73
70

0
0

552
2,005
41,520
45,754
54,594

900

200

0
0
1

1,545
1,615
95,575

5
9
7

1,450
2,425
6,950

5,600
330
1,900
9,500

3
16
13

4,000
3,340
4,000
3,900

0

500
30,500
23,350
26,550
6,900
4,045
450

0

3,700

1,000
11,200
0
0
0

7,795
17,190
39,550

43,050
1,600
49,025
8,025
14,000
14,300

0

11
0
4
10

0
0
2
6
0
0
8
0
1
0
1
1
20
0
4
45

3

0
0
1
64
66

15

3,500
3,900
650
3,550
18,750
78,727
24,010
134,411

72,900
22,550
33,790
104,761
623,360

0
0
0

7
5

12
8
60
1
1

16

14
26
59
70

10
14
0
0
0
21
20
22

0

5,050

3
4
37
152
157
174

111

Number of

0
0

1,500

0

0

0
0
2
0
0
0
0
7
7

1
1
22
37
2
1
0
0
3
10
0
5
1
1
1
0
0

87

16
28
3

5,000
1,980
11,130
18,450
2,900

7
9
5

1,490
2,750
13,000

13

70,400
20,740

4
14

2
0
7
1
9
10

1,500

8,800
400
3,150
5,500

41
15
18

0
0

0
0
0
0
10

0
0
0
0
0
0

0

5
3

6
0
1
0
0
0
6
0
0
0.
1

0
1
8

115

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943, 1944, and 1945— Continued .
EAST NORTH CENTRAL STATES—Continued
All building
construction
Year

State and city

Wisconsin—Continued
Columbus---------------------- ------------------- 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
Cuba City................................................. 1944
1945
Cudahy..................................................... 1943
1944
1945

Cornell.......... ...........................................

Delavan.----------------- -------- ----------------

1943
1944
1945
Dodgeville................................................. 1943
1944
1945
1943
Durand--------------------------------------------1944
1945
Eagle River.--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Eau Claire.__________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Edgar.. ------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
Fort Atkinson.------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Fox Point.___________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Fond du Lac.-------------------------------------

Number
of
buildings

1
8

New residential
building

Valuation

$120

4

5,150
9,195

9

2,050
5,580
74,000

6
0

18

0

14
57

15

7
19
13
9
17

94,850
16,700
8,300
8,930
9,650
36,585
1,650
4,000
9,360

0

0

121
22
20
7
12

5
23
135

202
0
0
2

430

127

112

193
125

88

103
23
15
46

1

2,250
31,500
1,140,785
2,592,530
1,822,355

0
0

2,500
88,033
110,537
373,929
20,026
29,688
110,449
3,305
3,532
234,622

300
450
100,850
174,320
342,972
1,543,636

3
5

1,085
4,750

1943
1944
1945
Horicon--------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Hudson.-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
21945

48
33
34
3

8,400
146,270
98,872
3,600
36,000
87,000

15

79,950

1943
1944
1945
Janesville.------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Kaukauna----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

10
7
0

2,250
9,050

Hartford. ----------------------------------------

♦Kenosha.____________________________
Kewaunee----------------------------------------KicL

—*

.......................... ......

* In sample of 257 cities.

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

0

12
4
0
0

0

0
0
0

42
53
126
71
60

32,405
81,475
333,735
13,691
41,801
100,369

822
563

2,931,254
699,908
1,492,057
4,997
59,403
14,200
12,575
22,735
52,019

66

668
16
21
22
45
43
51

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.




0
1
1
0
0
3
0

28,800
1,092,400
96,628
228,966

14
132
107

4
35
280
256
479

1943
1944
1945
Green Bay----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Green Lake-------------------- ------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Grafton--------------------------------------------

Number
of
buildings

0
8

11
1
0
1
6
0
0
2
0
0
5
1

24
169

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0
6,000
0
0
15,000
0
$4,800

1
2
7

6
2
0
0
19
12

$120

250
3,195

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0
1
0

0
$100
0

3
4

150
350
12,500

1,900
5,230
46,500

53,500

28

760,806
8,515
69,970

56
95
85

66,994
88,113
105,496

29,500
12,800
3,500

1
8
6

6
1
0
7
1

5,350
400

28,800
264,600

0

0
0

0
0

10
4
6
9

60,000
3,500
4,800
7,250
6,900
17,885
500
3,550
4,475

0
0

0
0
6

0
0
12,000

0

2,500
14,200
4,300

12,500
600
75,650
375,955

0
0
221,100
0
0
38,000
1,000

0
0
1
0
1
1
0
0
3
0
0

0
0
1,200
0
2,800
6,000
0
0
18,000
0
0

0
0
0
0

1,500
49,900

0

2,500
9,000

8,300
507,750

5

23,000

0
0
0
0
1
12
0
0

0
0
0
0

5
5

58
44
103

0
0
0

34
35
63
15
9
28

12
5
11
0
0
2

2
10
13
2
6
1
0
0
10
1
1
0

600
139,625
80,672
600

1,082,650
409,500
488,400

119
80
135

3,000

5
13

5,700
5,000

0
0

1,085
3,450

322
62
74

0
0
0

40,080
12,370
69,530
2,345
2,425
77,716
1,685
970
4,927

3
3

0

16,400

0
0

0
0
0

154
73
137

3

5,000
53,500

1,105,935
2,449,920
1,244,375

28,000
81,822
126,890
810,531

16
16
41
51
24
24

0
1
0
0
2
1

Valuation

4

0
0
0
0
1
12
0
1
2
0
0
22
0
0
7
1

3
104

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

10
2
6

5

2 10 months only.

0

11,000
0
0

69,000

56,950

100
8,000
0

7,725
3,375
166,880
4,761
20,366
65,550

1,660,487
24,905
539,505
1,037
51,980
7,600
2,300
9,950
24,125

11
0
0

3
9
3

6
0
5
12

76
134
158

0
0
2

93
76
118

110
78
73

11
10

13

1

4
26
125
180
238

0
0
1

46

22
20
1
6
0
0
0
0
9

6
0

26
36
73

20
36
39

381
421
459

6

15
9
43
35
45

0
0

0

1,680
250
4,500
1,150
450
585

0

2,250
7,000
34,250
66,960
202,025

0
0

2,500

47,953
96,667
254,499
17,681
24,763
23,733
1,620
2,562
8,595
300
450
34,850
91,498
207,782
225,355

0
0
100

7,800
3,845

12,200

3,000
25,000

0
0
0
0

2,150
1,050

0

24,680
73,100
113,355
8,930
21,435
18,419

188,117
265,503
464,152
3,960
4,423
6,600
10,275
7,085
22,894

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

0
1
1
0
0
3
0
8
57
0
14

15

11
1
0
1
6
0
0
2
0
0
5
1

24
169

0
0
0
0
1
12
0
1
2
0
0
22
0
0
7
1
6
108
0
0
1
0
1
1
0
0
3
0
0
5

0
0
0
0
1
12
0
0
3

331
95
76

0
1
0
0
2
1

116

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued

APPENDIX.

—

.

EAST NORTH CENTRAL STATES—Continued
All building
construction
Year

State and city

Wisconsin—Continued
Kohler_________________ ____________

Number
of
buildings

New residential
building
Number
of
buildings

Valuation

1943
1944
1945
— ----- ------------ 1943
1944
1945
------------- 1943
1944
1945

49
18
27
242
213
354

$5,300
4,590
7,743
135,040
144,634
942,498

5

55,000

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
IjQyal........................ .......... ................ .... 1943
1944
*1945

2
5
10

300
4,500
15,964
7,304
2,471
125
4,800

La Crosse._________
Ladysmith.----------

Lake Geneva.----------

0
0

52
14

2
1
2

0
0

6,200

0
0
0
8
2
93
6
0
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
0

New nonresidential
building
Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0
0
0

$3,125
2,500
363,845

0
0
0
0
0
12,000
0
0
0
0
0

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0
0

$2,500

92
87

51,728
111,790
518,528

3

45,000

100
0
0
2
0

5
49
14

1
1
1

300

0

1,079
7,149
2,471
75
4,800
5,000

1,064
989
1,317
299
265
330

1,394,205
829,694
2,620,840
191,659
311,865
406,378
195

67
4
85
9

7

38,030

4

32,000

Marinette._________ ____ ___—__—....... 1943
1944
1945
1943
Marshfield------------------ -----------------1944
1945
Mellen__ ______ ..
1943
1944
1945

96
140
160
153

21,717
40,163
159,003
123,810
139,577
349,270

0
0
5
1
2
30
0
0
0
1
0
10
0
0
0
0

0
0
9,150
200
1,200
110,020
0
0
0

44
33
54
56
46
51

5,423
9,635
110,846
92,710
97,290
144,230

450

74
34
63

2,911,305
1,768,443
6,624,552

Manitowoc--------------------Maple Bluff-----------------

Memudm

_______ __

__

__ ____

Menomonee Falls------ .... . ______ ____
Milton-------------------- -------- --------------

’ Milwaukee.------------------

--------

1943
1944
1945
1943
1943
1944
1945

1
0

201
233
0
0
0
111
82
128
16

0
5
8

0

0
0
0

12,215
142,440
241,465
7,775

0

3,900
11,600

2
5
0
0

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1944
1945

3,355
3,853
5,471
5
5
13
38
59

7,076,912
6,368,405
16,656,589
1,550
9,225
7,900
176,900
399,700

472
280
893

Montello____________________________ 1943
1944
Mosinee________ __________ __________... 1943
1944
1945
Mount Horeb.... ______
_______ 1943
1944
1945

0
0
0
1
8
1
4
8
101

0
0
0

0
0
0
0
3
1
0

Mineral Point________________________
Monroe._____________________________

1943
1944
1945
North Fond du Lac___________________ 1943
1944
1945
Oconto__ ____ ________________ ___ __ 1943
1944
1945
Neenah...........................

Oconto Falls----------Oregon------

._.

— -----

—...................

----------- 1943
1944
1945
.. ~.
--------- 1943
1944
1945

92
139

2
0
0
2
3
2
0
0
0
3
3
7

* In sample o f 257 cities. See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.




1,500
60,500
3,500
1,250
20,050

20,350
55,832
338,694
235

0
0
2,000
2,000

19,000

0
0
0

3,800
1,250
12,300

0
0
1

3
17

0
0

0
0
0
0
0

52,500

0
0
1,000
12,200

101,700

0
0
0
0

8,500
3,500

0

4

19,000

0
0
13
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2

0
0
80,000
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6,500

42
36
107
128
60
76

0
0

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

’ Madison.____________________________

260,500
76,000
804,300
36,997
325
14,600

0
1
0

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

49
17
27
142
124
161

0
0
2
0
5
2
3
0
1
0
1

dwelling
units

Valuation

$5,300
2,090
7,743
80,187
30,344
60,125

0
0
10,000
0
4,500
2,885
155

0
0
1,200
50

955
949
1,125
162
203
249

704,396
669,459
1,025,315
77,962
163,485
311,008

52
107

96
153
152

16,294
30,528
39,007
30,900
41,087
95,020

7,340
134,910
163,460
2,500

36
48
55
5

4,425
7,530
25,505
5,275

3
3

1,300
5,200

5

2,600
6,400

459
347
676

1,423,948
701,568
4,604,782
325
7,725
5,000

1
0
1

0
0
0

11
0

2
4
10

27
36

429,309
84,235
791,225
76,700
148,055
80,770
195

0

500

0
0
0

0

122,100

270,500

0
0
0
0
5
0
1
2

0
0
0
0
52,000
0

•47

9,703
4,572
41,895

20
0
0
0
1
1
2
0
0
0
2
2

41

3

1 11 months only.

150
500

0
0
0

500
1,500
19,000

0
0
0
3,300
1,200
3,100

0
0
2

101
0
0
0

0
2

2,424
3,226
3,902
3

1
2
8
6
0
0
0
1
0
0
3
2

54
72
85

2
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
0
1
1
2

Number of

0
0

5,530

0
0
0

0

0
0
0
8
2
97
0
0
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
73
25
215
17

2
5
0
0
4

0
0
5
1
2
30
0
0
0
1
0
10
0
0
0
0

2,741,659
3,898,394
5,427,255
1,225
1,500
1,900
42,600
27,500

767
402
1,125

0
0
0
1,500
0
0
1,100

0
0
0
0
3
1
0

10,647
51,260
216,799
235

0
0
12
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2

550

0
0

1,500
500

0
0
0
0

500
50
2,700

0
0
1

3
17

4

117

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943, 1944, and 1945— Continued.
EAST NORTH CENTRAL STATES—Continued
All building
construction
Year

State and city

Wisconsin—Continued
♦Oshkosh.................... ................................ 1943
1944
1945
Osseo----------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Owen----------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
Platteville----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
1943
Port Washington--------------------------------1944
Pewaukee.-----------------------------------------

Prairie du Sac.------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
1943
♦Racine----------------------------------- ---------1944
1945
Reedsburg----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Rhinelander.--------------------------------------

1943
1944
H945
Ripon
___________________________ 1943
1944
1945
River Hills.---------------------------- ----------- 1943
1944
1945
Rnfhanhild

____

1943
1944
1945
St. Croix Falls.------------------------- ---------- 1943
1944
1945
Sauk City.----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

350
413
587

$128,659
315,131
618,021

5

1,500
8,250
19,400
575
1,085
25,085

8
11
4
10

17
18
16
28
4

8

7
15 *
37
16
33
4
17

12

397
768
754
284
274
266
19
28
47

21

15
37

8
1
0

2,210

<370
16,575

605
2,205
1,510
13,751
41,245
22,518
15,276
850
16,165
5,250
709,423
1,749,174
2,138,546
43,987
38,566
122,561
4,975
10,560
49,850
6,645
7,850
132,550
3,138
4,500

0

16
19
31

1,266
4,587
53,645
250

27
30
32

15,900
13,925
21,150
27,500

1
0
6

0

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

69
756
725
861

2,352
6,875
15,570
10,105
17,510
167,745
185,689
294,326
893,766

Sheboygan Falls_________ ___________ TT 1943
1944
1945
Shorewood.---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
South Milwaukee.-------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

62
56
99
47
31
64
91
117
131

11,588
8,699
55,326
350,226
119,319
432,288
43,688
61,355
232,521

1943
1944
1945
Stanley.__ _.................... ........................ 1943
1944
1945
Stevens Point------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

2

2,000

Schofield------------------------------------------Shawano.-----------------------------------------♦Sheboygan.----------------------------------------

Spooner_____________________________

Sturgeon Bay.—
* In sample of 257 cities.

.

________

1943
1944

15
14
19
47

68

5
7
56
97

86
78
112

150
81

100

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.




New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

7,300
17,100
30,350
51,325
78,685
12,265
36,310
233,240
189,743
86,562

Number
of
buildings

3

6

27

0
1
2
0
0
2
0
1

Valuation

$1,220
2,800
51,255

0
1,000
0
0
1,000.
0
1,200

4,000

3

4,800

0
0
0
2
6
4
0
0
2
0
81
221
145
1
0
12
0
0
7
0
0
5
0
0
0
0
1
8
0
0
1
0
2
0
0
2
3
0
0
20
0
0

0
0
0
2,000
27,000
20,000
0
0
11,000
0

407,490
1,140,375
891,900
3,500

0

41,900

0
0
0
0
11,000
0
0
0
0

20,300

600
18,030

0
0
7,000
0
4,500
0
0
3,650
5,500

0
0
0
0

60,600

Number
of
buildings

5
9

2

800
4,000
15,400

2
0

3

700
3,250

13
5

735
23,050
1,435
420
4,950

15

475
350
1,035
775
2,750
6,825

3
7

455
2,055

.1,200
2,150
2,518
7,776

5
4

600
3,830
2,250
287,676
572,297
552,631
39,837
38,566
70,661

87
225
157

1
7
11

10
1
1
7
12
23
0

3

12

150
150
1,510
10,551
12,095

0

10
0
1
8
12

19

2

250
1,335
3,000
14,257
36,502
694,015
650

2
10

5
5
73
67
135

1
0
1
2

16
23
17

12

26
7

0
0
9
7

10
1
0
2
18
8

16

11
4
8
6
0
17
68
6
11
2
9
10
13
9
19

1

0
10,000
1,200
7,760
19,350

6,110

7,250
114,550
2,638

0
0

581
837
3,060
250

0

900
9,775
6,450
20,850

1,555
525
6,570
640

0

90,695
10,538
44,778
405,791

12

0

0

3,775
2,800

17
4
3

10,200

7

685
3,150
32,555

6
1
1
0

11
13
0
0
3
9

20
16
4

8
8
41
68
32
688
655
762

345
2,103
3,675
2,375
11,494
118,119

13
15
24
78
107

8,220

86

535
600
7,000
500
4,500

0

0
0
8,000
4,150
10,200
6,650

797
2,700
3,500
9,465
17,510
16,450
175,151
249,548
407,690
8,445
7,739
38,106
8,081
21,316
19,613
41,313
40,361
51,302

3

6

27

0
1
2
0
0
2
0
1
3

0
0
0
2
0
0
2
0

1
0
12
0
0
7
0
0
5
0
0
0
0
1
8
0
0
2
0
2
0
0
2
3
0
0
20
0
0
15

0
0
2

106
26
81

2,800
3,355
6,430
8,750

4
53
97
85
55
69
99

10,600
27,250
51,325
75,885
8,910
29,880
185,790

0
4
11
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
11

120,899
29,555

49
50

58,054
30,757

12

38,700

23
43
40

10,790
26,250

29
38

J11 months only.

17

48
50

800
4,800
6,500
3,100

0
1

7
243
480
474
282
274
253

3,143
960

4
3
3

2,500

3
3
4
5

7,500

14

0
0
0
0
0
0
0

100

14

0
0
0

dwelling
units

$119,043
138,013
239,701

0
0
2

9,500
63,100

Valuation

295
364
481

70
84

0
1
11
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
11

Number
of
buildings

$8,396
174,318
327,065

80,285

32
7
30

Valuation

Number of

52
43
79

15

9,000
341,800
95,900
409,000

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

0

101
1
0

1,200
0

4

118

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued.

APPENDIX.

—

EAST NORTH CENTRAL STATES—Continued
All building
construction
Year

State and city

Wisconsin—Continued
♦Superior----------------------- -------------------Thiensville.__________________________
Two Rivers__________________________
Valders.___________________.._________

Number
of
buildings

New residential
building
Number
of
buildings

Valuation

1943
1944
1945
1945

524
847
656
18

$542,770
637,393
523,758
50,877

72
7

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

241
252
257

72,138
65,073
163,273
1,543

1
0
6
0
0
1
0
0
0

6
2

6,220

5

9,500

0
0

0
0

3

7,000

105
365
13
24
38
176
156
215

205,949
627,664
1,305,758
2,053
17,003
34,135
51,163
258,985
541,970

1943
1944
1945
West Allis___________________________ 1943
1944
1945
West Bend___________________________ 1943
1944
1945

104
115
255
451
376
571
49
44
56

129,044
207,169
1,674,142
1,812,516
1,088,470
1,255,943
19,120
42,850
681,415

We^t M ilw a u k e e ........................... ............................... 1943
1944
1945
Whitefish Bay.________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Wisconsin Dells----------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Wisconsin Rapids.____________ ________ 1943
1944
1945

44
42
50
80
61

95,763
130,270
377,369
294,611
108,278
1,342,151
17,870
37,575
28,000
108,831
70,258
661,550

Verona..... ...................

Waukesha

1943
1944
1945
Waupun.------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Wausau-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
W&uwatnfta .,,, ... ....... ..........—.......... ....

202

220

77
40
12

63
105
177

10

4

5
68
120
0
0

3
2
2

39
10

17
132
105
48
116

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$21,690
55,960
160,853
33,550

369
757
564
5

$311,870
564,683
331,405
1,600

69

1,500

48
33
32

7,476
17,035
62,115
940

192
219
219
4

63,162
48,038
77,258
603

0

2
2
0
0
1

6,220

1
0
6
0
0
1
0
0
0

72

39,210
90,955
263,115
1,490
6,188
12,685
39,498
26,735
51,500 •

0

23,900
0
0

4,000
0
0
0

41,500
385,950
453,248
0
0

15,100
400
400
134,360
79,500
133,300
1,127,000
582,100
253,300
684,245
0
0

116,900

6

32,900
55,900
46,800
289,300
101,500
1,148,706

152
0
1
11
0
0

27

Valuation

83
83
82
9

0
0

20

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

$209,210
16,750
31,500
15,727

19
7
5
51

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

0

3,000
8,000
0
0

103,700

2
0
2
0
0
2

28
32
60
4
8

14
71
66

96

1,900
0
0

'6,500
125,239
150,759
589,395
563
10,815
6,350
11,265
231,850
356,110

102

185
9
16
21

103
88

80

3,600
0
0

500

3,278
31,650
482,437
265,860
498,261
228,778
12,580
35,595
559,065

72
78
69
214
259
349
23
35
15
28
29
30
17

30
19
14

38,570
52,250
96,845
2,194
3,662
166,293
11,675
28,900

38
58
25

233,724
3,117
3,116
27,152
6,195
5,675

1

20,000

0

0

22
20

54
132
69
106
26
9
22
10
6

15

12
20

21

8
10

4

10

74
120
0
0

3
2
2

38

46,266
42,219
64,705
964,556
336,909
342,920
6,540
7,255
5,450

23
33
231
132
51
119

24,293

5
13

22,120

0
0

18

8

64
20

155
0
1
1
0
0

44
44
59

100,064
33,576
451,760

19
61
91

8,767
36,682
106,090

10
1
6

$1,765
19,000

11

17

$1,200
28,215
9,000
17,485
28,631
59,350

4
119

0
0

0
0

27

WEST NORTH CENTRAL STATES]
ira:
Algona......................................................

1943
1944
U945
Amps____________________ __________ 1943 *
1944
1945
Atlantic-------------------------------------------- 1944
1945

1943
1944
1943
1944
1945
Buffalo______________________________ 1943
1944
1945

47
67
196

$2,965
187,715
38,800
21,019
35,331
422,800

94

4,750
276,950

27

3,534
1,950
86,500

19
13
30
58
75

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

21

41
21

Audubon------------------------------------------

0
6

Bettendorf.................................................

143
81

Burlington

1943
1944
1945
♦Cedar Rapids............... ........................... 1943
1944
1945
Chariton. ______________________ ____ 1943
1944
1945
* In sample o f 257 cities.




102
0
0
0

81
70
89
1,585
1,462
1,796

0

22,500
266,393
69,988
115,718

0

$140,500
7,800
0

0
0

0

0

0

0

3
20

7,500
80,405
45,659
55,665

3
71
65
73

15,000
12,566
17,829
21,953

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

1,470
195,325
407,550

57
37
38
232
134
276

346,849
221,735
53,230
705,429
588,304
1,300,452

19
28
47
1,344
1,268
1,399

5,163
62,309
106,575
267,514
386,183
510,033

5
7
4
9
60
119

0
1,000
0

0
0
2

0
0
10,000

0
0
2

0
0

3,000

0
1
0

7
0
0
0

0
0
0

356,712
386,644
169,805
974,413
1,169,812
2,218,035

5
5
4
9
60

4,700
102,600

0
1,000

13,000

0
21
2
0

0
0

0
0
0

0
1

8

22,000

52

173,422
6,500
38,100

4

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

0
21
2
0
1

2

121
0
1
0

10,000

14
22
0
0
0

111 months only.

0
0

52
2

7

119

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943, 1944, and 1945— Continued.
WEST NORTH CENTRAL STATES-Continued
All building
construction

New residential
building

New nonresidential
building

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

Year

State and city

Number
of
buildings

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Iowa—Continued
Clarksville----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
"Council Bluff.________________ ________ 1943
1944
1945
"■Davenport.__________________________ 1943
1944
1945

0
0
0

0
0
0

64
168
234
1,785
1,856
1,992

$227,491
251,171
593,206
628,579
552,705
1,474,842

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

4
5
16
721
925
1,278
398
434
580

4,000
4,500
143,600
316,474
3,473,904
3,979,745
142,171
288,960
620,970

1943
1944
1943
1944
Elkhart._____________________________ 1944

17
15
4

16,319
10,400
2,250
3,600

Farmington--------------------------- ------------ 1943
1944
1945
Fort Dodge............................................... 1943
1944
1945
Hampton...................... ........................... 1943
1944
1945

0
0
0
222

Decorah---------------------- --------------------*Des Moines__________________________
♦Dubuque____________________________

D u r a n t ...

E ld o r a ........... ..... .............................................................

6
0

0
0
0
0

Valuation

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

32
16
8
8

92
0
0
0
11

Number
of
buildings

0
0
0

0
0
0

$99,775
67,600
28,210
35,915
488,982

23
27
82
137
130
186

$182,714
27,074
395,016
218,017
120,994
380,530

0
0
0

2
1
12

4,900
30,575
488,400

47

390
199,250

303
218
465
33
37
48

0
1
0
0
0

0
1,000
0
0
0

6
2
0
0

0
0
0
0
2

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
20

14
121
0
2

Valuation

0

5

2,000

12
8
2
6
0

3,894
2,505
450
3,600

0
0
0
202

0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

28
61

34,585
83,575
234,398

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

8
11

2,950
4,250
25,300

0
2

19

8
8

0
0

0
0

37
42
98

7,850
271,593
158,620

0
0
0
2

Keokuk................................... .... ............ 1943
1944
1945
Lake Mills.__________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Mapleton____ ___ _____..................______ 1943
1944
1945

23
25
24
4

35,390
26,990
39,415

1943
1944
1945
Marshalltown------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Mason City.--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

42
27
57

Marion._____________________________

Muscatine___________________________

1943
1944
1945
Nashua_____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
New Hampton------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
New London_________________________
Newton_____________________ _______
Orange_____ ______ ____ __________

* In sample of 257 cities.

1943
1944
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

2

14
3
7
8

109
183
375
431
563

5,176
10,943
68,442
50,435
159,990
216,600
109,753
166,406
511,657'

224
245
304
3

1,283,770
647,526
213,888
650

0
0
1

0
0

100

4
16

500
1,150
24,450

2

5
4

6,500
21,300
275
1,950
3,315

3

0
2,200

0
200

0
2

0
0

0
0

25
24
39

5,790
254,563
71,785

0
1
1
0
0
12

5

4,940
9,510
30,550
1,700
35,000
13,700
450
1,150
1,500

16

1,209
5,950
15,642
41,905
146,700
65,050
38,455
36,171
145,726
1,256,140
558,047
135,428
250

175
207
234

26,480
88,329
53,560
400

10
11
2
2
6

11

31,000

17

81,500

0
0

0
0

15

75,560

7
17
58
45
60
34
35
73

6

5
14

1,150
1,150
24,900

43
33
56

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

1
0
0
0
0

0
0
200,000
0
0
0
0

0

2,950
3,150
8,550

0
200

279,500

19
5

14

0
1
8
1
1

0
0
0
0

122

0
0
0

3
4

0
0

0
0
0
0
2

30

0
0
0

50
105

,

0
1
0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0

0
2

47

0
0
0

0
0

227,747
370,895
109,675
1,435

15
114

0
0
0

15,500

0
0

0

0
0
0
11

132,825
221,526
248,515

4

200
200

8
8

92

275
344

0
0

72

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.




2,200

35,000
33,700
450
6,350
2,900

5

0
0
0

32
16

2,000

12,425
6,895
1,800

1,700
131,150

0

2

0
0
0
0

$44,777
124,322
130,590
382,352
395,796
605,330
4,000
27,000
127,904
537,908
548,978
82,152
258,459
371,573

30

900
16,000

41
109
136
1,640
1,718
1,714

0
0
0

4
4
407
693
692
365
395
485

167,410
306,801
614,063

4

0
0
0

Valuation

500
116,600
183,670
2,905,421
2,942,367
60,019
30,111
50,147

305
435

Harlan--------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Ida Grove----------------------------- ------------ 1943
1944
Iowa City.------------- --------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

Number
of
buildings

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

6

15

0
0
0
0

23,950

16
54
10

9
2
0

4

750
0
0

2,060
10,530
65,535
30,175
15,530
5,550
500
0

4,500

0

0

3
2

5,200
1,400

31
19
32
41
63
106
341
396
475

3,967
4,793
21,800
8,330
13,090
70,050
71,298
130,235
290,371

2
0
0
1

4
1

0
0

500
1,150
500

4
0
0
0
2

5
2

5
4
0
0

4

0
0
0
0
1
8
1
1

17
0
0

15
6

5
14
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

5
7
9
4

1,535
82,865
90,200
1,300

17

26,212
8,530
19,475
135

50
105

0

0
2,200

3

10
10
1
0
0

0
0

0
0
0
0

120

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943, 1944, and 1945 Continued.

APPENDIX.

—

WEST NORTH CENTRAL STATES—Continued

. Year

State and city

Iowa—Continued
Oskaloosa.—............................................... 1943
1944
1945
Ottumwa................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Perry___________________ ___________ 1943
1944
1945
Pocahontas---------------------------------- ------ 1943
1944
1945
Rock Rapids................. ............................ 1943
1944
1945
Sioux Center._________________________ 1943
1944
1945

Number
of
buildings

4

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

3

$19,350
334,050
266,050

0
0
8

0
0

5

35,900

10

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

16

44,500
7,400
3,900
61,675
13,900
2,950
33,400

7

15,850

9

28,650

0
0
2
0
0

0
0

2

1,200

3

9,000

10

13

32,200

2
0

1,300
23,075
13,500
1,250

1

200

5
28

8,650
123,135

87

0
0
1
0
1
1

0
0
2,000
0

2,500
2,500

0
0
0
1

0
0
0
1,000

11

13
21
6

7
16

0
0
0

0
0

8

18
41
42
55
1

3

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

1
0
0

500

397
678
975
14
7
34

290,498
756,673
2,846,546
11,450
76,667
101,087

8

9
27

7,485
4,860
67,200

0
1

5

500
25,000

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

5

5,300

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

23
41
30

3,750
57,910
35,030

17
7

47,850
11,550

0
0
6
0
1

14,500

6

0
1,000

7
15
37

Webstar City.________________________

West Des Moines.-------------------------------Winterset._................................................
Williamsburg..............................................

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944

Woodbine.................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Woodward.____________________ _____ 1943
1944
1945
Kansas:
Abilene...................................................... 1943
1944
U945
1943
Anthony... ................................................
1944
1945
Arkansas City............................................ 1943
1944
1945
Atchinson.................................................. 1943
1944
Augusta— ................................................ 1943
1944
1945
Baxter Springs....... ................................... 1943
1944
1945
Beloit
Bonner Springs._______________________

* In sample of 257 cities.




1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

$6,688
47,874
111,975
14,425
80,050
514,800
900
3,710
91,125

16
75
63

165
188
258
4
7
18

0
0
0

138
207
387
4
7
7

•Waterloo_____________________ ______

Valuation

$7,088
50,374
119,471
79,475
520,750
952,000
7,745
4,110
127,025

10
22

1943
1944
1945
Tipton....................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Urbandale_____________________ _____ 1943
1944
1945
Villisca._____________________________

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

All building
construction

0
6
6

109,347
600^633
1,184,100
10,700
12,000

18,700
0

8,500
22,700
0
0

0

0

4

5,500
21,400
3,535
7,102
90,828

12

23
24
80

27
3

3,400
9,500
30,000
6,150
3,200

0

0

1
1
0
1
1
0

1
2

7
3
3
1

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

16
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

3
0
0
0
0
0
0

16
16
4

5

3,000
5,000

1
0
1

0
1,000
2,000
0

0
1,000

5

0
0

4,000

500

5,150
1,760
39,400

5,000

0

0
10,000

219,936
360,233
566,244
11,015
492
42,212

8
11
0
1
1
1
2

3,500

0
1
1
0

293
511
595

21
0

11

4
13

1

0
0
2
0
1
1
0
0
0
1

23
165
0
1

7

2,335
2,600
2,800

0
1

0
0
0
0

1,300

6
6
0
0
0
0
2

4,000

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

1,890
7,935
18,900

6
8
2
0
0
0

1,660
2,125
4,580

18
7

0

5,500
6,900
1,434
2,017
32,063
60,700
15,850
0

5,000
100

300
250
5,225
200
0

16
8

36
4
6

3
7
11
0
0
0
1
2
0

13

30,000
3,050

13

2
0

1,200
0

0
0

11 months only.

7

5
37

69,562
293,690
1,622,282
435
76,000
34,075

2

0
0

1,200

0
0
0

3

0
0
8

43,447
72,350
364,985

600

2

16
75
63

50
116
182

9
3
5
3

2,600
29,600
400
1,700

0
0
0

0
0

0
0
0

0
0
2
0
0
10

10

500

0

0
0

9

0
0
0
6,200

1
0
0

13

0
0

0
0
0

0

1

175
24,800

200

0

2
0

$400
2,500
7,496
45,700
106,650
171,150
6,845
400

4

0

1

2,000

16,200

1
2

4
108
71
140
3

Valuation

5,000
19,600

4

0
1
8

0
0
1
0
2
0
0
2

14

0
1

103
144
215
3

62,600
29,950
5,800
6,900
9,700
300
250
10,225

8

5

102,750
658,020

31,350

12

6

23
165

7

17
4

86

177
4

0

65,700
519,633
695,980
10,700

Number
of
buildings

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

0
0
0
2,101

4,085
27,415
1,900
14,100
2,300
1,900
5,600
0
0
0
200

4,500
0
2,100
0
0

5

1

0
0
6
0
1

7
0
0
1
0
2
0
0
2
2
1
0
1
1
0

121

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued.
WEST NORTH CENTRAL STATES—Continued

State and city

Year
Number
of
buildings

Kansas—Continued
Caney._..................................................... 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
Cherryvale................................................ 1943
1944
1945
Coffeyville................................................. 1943
1944
1945

Chapman..................................................

1943
1944
1945
El Dorado................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Elkhart.— ................................................ 1944
1945
Dodge City.— ..........................................

Ellis.......................................................... 1943
1944
H945
1943
Emporia.—.........................................
1944
*1945
Eureka...................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Fort Scott-------------------------------- --------- 1943
1944
1945
Fredoma............. ...................................... 1943
1944
4945
Garden City.............................................. 1943
1943
1944
1945
Goodland................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Harper......................... ............................ 1943
1944
1945
Glasco...... ................................................

Valuation

$30,000
36,500
47,000

0
0
0

2
1

2,625
2,000

0
1
0
0
0
2

5
0
1

1,550
0
100

17
334
228
249

9,990
202,023
84,820
241,523

135
75
146

0
0
0

0
0
1

0

2
0
2
0
1
10

$2,000
0
0
0

49

0
0

0
0

0
0

4

1,160

26

0
1
0

0

20
20
22

25
42

10,140
16,445
23,900
12,025
8,705
31,900

0
0

1,300

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

1
8
11
2

3

3

500
5,000
19,500
600
3,350

0

0

237,350

0
0

0
0

8
0
0

30

11,300
16,445
32,000
12,025
12,505
94,650
250

0
0

1
0
0

442
1
1

12,000
1,000

11

3
12

5
16
29
29
23

16,000
2,575
1,000

62,650
3,930
15,270
22,775
160,226
85,783
184,903
7,450
6,080
394

0

0

♦Kansas City--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Kingman------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Kiowa_______ _— .................................... 1943
1944
1945

468
599
642

612,088
2,671,842
2,076,080
1,072

111

28
19
2
1
2

2
0

29
2
0
0

84
101

134

* In sample of 257 cities. See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

1,000

167
71,105
588,702
487,764
143,750
29,124
30,775
25,700

0
0
22,200
0
0
0

7
0
0
0

0
0

12,350
64,600
50,500
1,065
4,200
72,650
589,090

7
15
23
4
5

0
0

.

6
1
0
0

5

1
1

1,000
2,000

6

6,300

9

253
0
0
0
1
0
2
0
1

0

500
4,300
533,692
0
0
0
200
0

2
1

9

60
1
0
2

7
0
12

0

3,800
40,550
250
0
0

10,850
57,600
24,700
465
350
68,350
10,845
12,000
0

8,500
1,625
0

0
200
10,100

26
16

54,950
3,630
9,920

10

10,000

8

19

98,400
37,470
67,600

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

4,872
2,060
81,990
5,365
4,905
394

2
2
88

1,071

5
26
20

7,000

1,100

14
28
13
13
l
1
1

1,000

96
56
96
7
17

16,555
532,220
88,945
1,475
8,150
4,850
1,500

60

129
0
1
1

4
5
2

3
12
8

98
104
64
15
6
0
0
1

251
265
365

45
6
20

30
16
10
0
0

3
0
0

7

1
1
0
1
2

44,553

256

0
1,000

0
0
0
1
0
2
0
1

7,500
750
1,000

700
300
5,150
2,675
56,954
46,253
35,313
2,085
1,175
0
0

107
53,479
55,382
116,294
68,375
19,674
22,125
14,200

5
26
20

19
0
0
0
0
0
2
2
88

3

282,525
73,900
1,300
3,800

8
0

10,000
0

8
20
0

0

0

0

123
192
89

281,025
1,537,525
258,473

85
94
148

102,320
801,266
1,412,521

260
313
405

0
0

0
0

2
0

11,630
75

13

5,875

0
0
0

0
0
10
1
0
0

228,743
333,051
405,086
1,072

0
0

1
0
0

1,000
0
0

0
0
6
0
0
0

40,400
139,900
39,000

29
27
45

4,920
8,465
63,300

47
45
80

17,565
50,215
85,305

15
30
9

34
2

0
0

0
0
6
0
0
0

62,885
198,580
187,605

29
9

0

26,205
1,075

3

3
0
1
2

0
0

0
0

55

28
55

0
1
0
0
0
2

291,119
43,845
138,735
12,170
20,660
46,675

0
0

22

0
0

1,250

80
46
73
103
115
84

0
0

0
0

3

44,436
5,625
103,430
1,375
205
27,875

147

6,800

0
0

0
0
0

43
28
37

0
0

3

0

300

$30,000
36,500
42,000

1,700
75,772
37,457
105,887

0
0

24

2,625

71
72
95

5
252
194
192

32
13
37
18
5

20

0
0

$5,000

Valuation

0
0

87,400
75,500
99,000

121
120

Valuation

Number of
Hewfamily
dwelling
units

0
100

23
16
36

39

Number
of
buildings

3,990
25,666
44,163
64,686

422,955
124,970
341,165
13,545
20,865
311,900

349
323
549
62
33
50
99




Valuation

6
20

1943
1944
1945
Independence............. ............................... 1943
1944
1945
Junction City.------------------------------------ 1943
1944

1943
1944
1945

Number
of
buildings

4,300
100,585
3,200
70,950

132
138

Hutchinson.............. .................................

Number
of
buildings

71
72
96

Hays.------ .---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Herington.................................................. 1943
1945
Humboldt----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

Lawrence____________ ________ _____

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

All building
construction

8

8,700

1 11

months only.

21

14
39
71

0

47
2

3
8
0

124
519
117

122

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943, 1944, and 1945 Continued.

APPENDIX.

—

WEST NORTH CENTRAL STATES-Continued
All building
construction
Year

State and city

Number
of
buildings

Kansas—Continued
Leavenworth._________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Lindsborg._________
___ 1943
1944
1945
Lyons_______________________________ 1943
1944
1945
McPherson---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Manhattan---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Marion

1943
1944
1945
Newton-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Nicherson.------------------ .---------------------- U945

12
10
11

0
0

16

2,110

16

56,600

2
1
11

0

0
100,100

27
37
28
24
25

3,410
5400
98,040
20,910
162,984
171,026
41,624
36,293
430,148

0
0

7
7
57

8,425
16,888
18,785
34,030
54,050
124,510
12,345

0
0
1
0
12
1

17,000
4,500

33

1
1

1,000
6,000

22

290
91
124
120

99
107
170
7

1
0
0
2

21

62
3
5
21

4
5

9,249
25,300
76,040
5,200
20,400
15,450
4,900
7,300

6
2
1
1

26
2

3

4
0
1

4

372,929
160,636
574,465

0

0

3

25,000

2
0
0
0

22,000
0
0
0

1943
1944
21945
Sterling.------------------------ ------------------- 1943
1944
1945
•Topeka________________ ____ _________ 1943
1944
1945

332

938,561
147,120
256,296
1,060

Wakeeney___________________________

1943
1944
1945
Wellington----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
*Wichita------------------------- ----------------- 1943
1944
1945
Minnesota:
Ada____________________ __________ 1943
1944
1945
Albertlen-------------------------- ------------- 1943
1944
1945
Alexandria.............. .................................. 1943
1944
1945

175
10

5
14
250
408
704

12,850
59,022
892,076
1,189,658

29
19
42
28
29
57
3,409
4,814
3,642

5,110
9,665
67,005
7,667
12,982
40,210
4,686,520
2,250,549
3,029,080

10
11

17,775
97,550
12,525
55,091
149,760
412,456
14,525
17,760
167,160

17
99
107
172
49
81
85

* In sample of 257 cities. See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.




1,100

0
0
0

1,600
0

6,500
0

3,000
5,000

0
0
0
0

181
77
236

120

2,700
28,700
19,100
234,750

0

1943
1944
1945
Ros8ville.------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
St. Francis.__________________________ 1943
1944
11945
Salina.______________________________

2,500

7,300

2,500
52,700
12,160
77,270
84,845

.... .........

2,000

5

28
34
40
57

........... .

$237,600
4,148
14,500
4,500

0

0
0
0
0
6
0
0
0

Prftft.

1,000
0
0

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

39
30
47
4

18
7
54
130
164
231
96
86

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

$848
9,769
19,913
3,300
7,270
9,800

53
3

----------------------------------- 1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
Pittsburg— ---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

Phillipsburg.------------------------------ ..-------

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$251,066
95,338
124,111
9,795
11,770
20,525

31

Osage City.

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

98
39
79
18
17
30

1943
1944
1945
Oberlin.----------------------------- --------------- 1943
1944
1945
Osborne______ __......................... ......____ 1944
1945
Norton---------------------------------------------

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

6
6

26

6

11

35
2
8

5
14
12
1

9
27
3
2

7
1
0

4,900
33,690
7,549
17,047
100,370
3,080
3,300
116,300
250
8,255
7,100
4,434
8,895
19,755
5,895
4,589
14,725
48,890
5,200
16,250
2,450
400

6

18

Valuation

$12,618
81,421
89,698
1,995
2,500
8,225

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

106
3
6
2
1
1

1,300

0
0

200

198

7,750
13,361
45,837
67,956
9,844
13,893
79,098

89
116
115
84
95
125
5

8,175
8,633
11,685
27,996
45,155
87,755
1,950

1
0
12
1

8
11

31

3,660
4,575
20,650

4

0
2
10

8,000

93
110

205
64
68

16
0

25
2
10

7
57
0

O
O'

1
2

0

0
1

1,150

4
O
5

3

4,500

0

0

0

0
0
0
0
10,000

1
0
0
2
20

1,000
0
0

2,500
18,700
9,460
23,270
76,845

0
0
0
0
6
0
0
0

24,000

0
0
0
0
2

0
0
0

5
4
7

2,700
54,000
8,000

29
36
50

144
26
193

323,855
65,000
445,100

4
5

965
55,821
94,300

33
46
23

48,109
39,815
35,065

144
26
180

0
0
1
0
0
0

0
0
2,000
0
0
0

0

0
0
1
0
0
0

209

828,995
9,375
68,700

12

32
0
0
2

3
55
202

0
0

3,000
875
203,000
805,800

2
6
20
0
0

375
5,755
40,400

9
777
38
151

14,400
3,019,585
56,450
339,977

0
1

7
1
1

45

0
0

0

300
5,925
500
2,000

167,906

0
0

0
0

27

88,800

20
0

3

25,000

1
0
0
0

20,000
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

61
52
69
9

48,926
95,260
128,768

62
56
74

1,010
0

1

60,640
42,485
58,828
50

0
8

95
125
182
25
10

19
7
9
33
384
305
514
3
3
9
35
26
36
13
34
33

11 months only.

5,700
10,020

121,596
134,228
4,485
2,185
22,905
1,490
9,865
21,770
789,634
606,650
1,031,266
15,225
78,050
6,400
29,678
125,275
168,590
7,550
8,000

65,110

5
4
152
228
320

28&
12

32
0
0
2

1,100

4,150
48,127
567,480
249,630

3
55
212

15
2,248
4,471
2,977

250
1,725
3,700
6,177
3,117
4,040
877,301
1,587,449
1,657,837

7
7

2,550
19,200

0
1

1

200

63
80
91
36
47
25

24,913
22,485
75,960
6,975
9,760
13,250

4

2

3
3
21
20

2
6
20
0
0
0

1,484
38.
165

2 10 months only.

1
1

50
0

O
27

123

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943, 1944, and 1945 Continued.

APPENDIX.

—

WEST NORTH CENTRAL STATES-Continued
New residential
building

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

Year

State and city

Number
of
buildings

Minnesota—Continued
Annandale---------------------------------------

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

2
0
0

$600

28
28
45
3
23
30

17,650
32,400
134,100
245
20,706
45,900

Austin.______________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Balaton-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
Barnesville.__________________________ 1943
1944
1945

105
83
167

87,144
47,440
305,660

0
8
0
10

0

26

4,400
23,900

Bayport-------------------------------- ------------ 1943
1944
1945
Benson______________________________ 1943
1944
21945
Blackduck------------------------ ----------------- 1943
1944
1945

5

800

2

20,000
10,000

Anoka.______________________________
Appleton____________________________

Bovey
Braham______________ _____________
Brainerd-------------------------------------------

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

1943
1944
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944

Brooklyn Center._____ _________________ 1943
1944
1945
Caledonia____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Ceylon_________________________ _____ 1943
1944
1945
Chisholm------------------------------------------

1943
1944
1945
Cloquet_____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Cokato -------------------------------- ----------- 1943
1944
1945
Columbia Heights------------------------ -----

1943
1944
1945
Cottonwood__________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Crookston___________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Crystal._____________________________
Deephaven.__________________________

1943
1943
1944
Detroit Lakes------------------------------------- 1943
1944
U945
•Duluth _

* In sample o f 257 cities.

New nonresidential
building

_____

1943
1944
1945

3
45
25
35
2
0

4,680
0

13,805
6,835
78,555
375
0

0
0
0
10
6
22
0
2

4
22

4
60
0
0
0
0
2

58
86
2

9

11,200

7

11,500
1,650

0
2

7,600

11

18
30
20

253
176
235
6
10

13
84
64
129
2
1
10
12

14
32

0

3,175
22,655
27,705
45,391
41,429
272,279
31,180
16,450
42,700
17,578
32,417
180,595
600
800
27,400
18,795
9,420
34,350

2,935
10,300

71,900
7,075
209,775

42
30
45

6,141
8,113
19,740

41
49
62

9,103
32,252
76,145

0
0
0
0

0

0

0

0

4

780

4

3,900

0
0

0
2

0
1,200

0

0

3,600

3

1,800

0
8
21

0
0

4

650

2
0

20,000
0

7
9

6,750
2,325
50,580
375

0
0
0
0

2,500
400
9,600

4

0
0

0
6,000

3
33

106,850

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

1

3
3
0
1
11
1
2
2
0
6

24

200

4,500
7,950
0
200

30,650
700
5,500
12,000

2
10

13
27
27
0

3

13
2
1
8

34
47
2

4
9
38
34
43

0
0
2
0
0

0
0

2
1

2,400

7

0
0

6
2

5

7,800

4

0
0

0
0

3

17,500

10
8
2
8

86

18

63,100

19
30

1,391
1,474
1,769

2,067,833
1,054,016
1,711,697

13
21
66

11,285
40,375
200,500

201

21

42

2,000

4,410
10,270
0
10,200

7,000

0
0

16

175
500
500
40,000
48,000
38,090
21,860

7

0
0

10

4,200

0
1

14,000
108,800

0

0

5,000
1,650

1

3,225
2,900
26,060
11,081
53,757
206,210

19

400
900
5,800

12

1
1
1
2

4

0
0
0

0
0

5,000
9,400

0

10
2
0
2

0

22

7
14

2
0
0
2

$4,750
15,500
14,300
245
12,771
26,200

0
0
0

2,950
21,250
129,395
700

25

16
18
17
3
14

14,400

175
6,500
1,150
40,000
53,000
39,815
40,460

2
6
11

$12,500
16,000
114,000

7

1

4
3

$600

0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
2

Valuation

0
0
0

8,500

5,800

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0
0
0

0
0
2
0
0

7

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.




0
0

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

163
128

1 11 months only.

0

4
6
0

1
0
1

10

6

22
0

0
*

3,200
18,500

2

4

22

4
79

0

2

150

0

0

0

38
16
18

1,500
7,055
4,510
13,575

0

0
0

0
0

5

1,600

0

0
6,000

3
2
0
1

7
11

9
28
26
2
6
10
0
0
1

650
0

2,500
1,325
9,000
950
10,840
12,275
700
1,000

6,500
0
0

600

2

0
7

0

0
0

0 i N h* O O 9 O

All building
construction

0

3
33
0
0
0
0
0

0

2,375
350
180
1,605
14,605
174,949
6,400
2,750
25,200

4
25
16
245
141
177
3
4
2

5,500

6,365
9,549
27,620
600
800
24,200
16,495
1,650
2,350

46
24
62

44,175

24

0
0

0
0

1,525
1,900
4,700
8,170
41,607
108,560
1,589,876
312,848
553,051

0
0
1
6
12

23
9
2
11

600
17,805
19,575
43,786
26,624
66,680
24,080
8,200

11,213
8,868

800
2,300
7,770
24,200
1,700
1,000

1

3
3
0
1

11
1
2

2

0
6

2

0
0

4
0
0

13
23
38

3,860
2,911
12,150
34,550

17

1,215
1,325
1,502

466,672
700,793
958,146

64

2 10 months only.

3
0
0

13
21

124

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued.

APPENDIX.

—

WEST NORTH CENTRAL STATES-Continued
All building
construction

New residential
building

Year

State and city

Number
of
buildings

Minnesota—Continued
Edina........................................................ 1943
1944
1945
Elbow Lake„............................................. 1943
1944
1945
Elk River........................ .......................... 1943
1944
1945
Fairmont................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Fairbault................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Fergus Falls.___________________ _____

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

30
60
141

$10,923
33,635
797,455

87

0
0
10

0
0

55,000

1

200

5

7,000
28,225
36,720
18,890
192,375
33,047
44,495
230,542

8
20

24
78
31
54
107

1943
1944
1945
Gilbert...................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Glencoe.__________________ __________ 1943
1944
1945

26
63
150

Grand Rapids............................................. 1943
1944
1945
Hastings... ................................................ 1943
1944
1945
Hibbing......................... ........................... 1943
1944
1945

8

11
20

3
1
11

26

21,335
90,390
210,715
2,300
4,100
2,400
500
7,050
47,550

New nonresidential
building
Number

Valuation

oi

13
30
24

0
0

0
0

7

27,000

0
0
1
0
1
20
.2

0
0
6,000
0

3,600
69,800
500

5
37

111,710

0

8,100

5
5
5
50

750
3,375
57,955

0
10
6

0
6,000

0
6
6

0

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

64
79
147

24,609
74,447
969,159

1
2

54

4,000
10,388
336,950

14

16,000

1943
1944
1945
Le Sueur.„„................................................ 1943
1944
1945
Litchfield................................................... 1943
1944
1945

0
2
0

1,500

little Falls.__________________________

1943
1944
1945
Mandelia...... ............................................ 1943
1944
1945
Madison__________________ ___________ 1943
1944
1945
Mankato...................................................

1943
1944
1945
Marshall................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Melrose.................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Milaca______________________________
•Minneapolis....................................;..........

* In sample o f 257 cities.




1943
1944
1943
1944
1945

31
32
40
17
34
72

11,910
14,130
187,515
17,100
76,075
175,530

41
48
63
4
5

16,585
18,747
65,740
500
6,400
9,000

6

11,200

13
37

4,450
95,000

120

75,180
64,653
478,156
11,700
87,770
245,425
25,000

1

173
325
20

48
78
1
0
0

9
10

3,857
4,760
5,767

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

0
0

4,750
3,150
2,521,191
6,077,050
16,384,370

17,565
72,460
102,150

6
0
0

0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
6
2
6

0
0

0

4,500
3,500

400
0
0

8,650

13
44
83
9
17

600
6,325
1,550
4,615
15,215
13,925
15,287
56,194

3,550
5,750
137,475

135,900

0

13
14
38

10

4
5
13
25
14
25
31

3
9
19

32

0

33
15
24
39

6,400
15,900
35,170
10,675
107,360
18,622
21,108
62,638

0
0
1
0
1
20
2

2,750
14,600

6,400
15,500

Lake Crystal--------------------------------------

200

3
3
15

1
2

5

3

1,000

0

12

14,750
26,556
55,412
147,507
330,558

2

0

29,500

19
18
198
230
248

5

0
0

9

0

Kassons------------------------------ -----------

0
0
0

1,000

3,150
88,300

0

0
0
0

2
1
0
0

0

7,895
79,700
9,495

28,000

0
1,200
2,000
0
0

4
28

4

0
0

3

0
2
1
0
0

0

0

0
0

3,770
13,280
47,715
1,300
2,500
400
500
4,300
3,450

0

21

$4,488
9,890
28,950

0

18
97

_______

17
28
30

4,650
60,850

0

2
1
6

47
25
29

26,868
72,010

151
205
187

14
19

3,771
40,690
229,120

49
58
71

22
0
1

5

0
0
0

1
0
2

0
0
0
1,000

0
2
0
11

6,822

0

2,500
52,250
2,500
0

1,350
0

1,500
0

0
2

0
0
0

21

3

4,750

15
16
18

5,555
12,095
21,425

23
30
31

0

0

4
4
5

6,400
5,000
9,700
400
14,350

1
0
0
1
10
10

2

1,000

29,050

0
0
1
0
1

0
0

4,000
0

13

350
67,000

0
0

0
0

24

93,556

0
12

2

14
8

9
49

7,360
10,726
239,932

8

19

112

164
252

0

8

57,000
57,750

1,100

17

16
30

24,445
157,800

31

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

1
0
0

3

2,800

4

1,200

0

0

8

3
184
808

8,650
966,750
4,920,980

428
358
592

1,950
942,885
1,437,622
4,920,230

0

0
0
0

24

12
20

0

4
29
0
2
1
0
0

9
0

4
24
0

54

14,650

19
17
17

5
34

16,838
23,369
403,089

2
12

7,375
4,395
149,425
3,600
37,575
56,000

7

8
0
0
22

895
23,950
6,995

14
17
7
9
27

0
2

87

2,350
2,406
48,590
120,639
122,648

15
4

1,500
22,500
2,900
22,700
98,400

14

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

$6,435
12,745
44,205

0

0

International Falls_________

Valuation

5
29

4,300
12,275
283,730

Hopkins_____________________________

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

buildings

$11,000
724,300

0
2

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

1,000

3,535
8,235
15,590
10,600
15,800
21,130
6,280
5,652
15,265
500
0
0

1,500
3,700
13,650
67,820
53,927
144,668
10,600
6,325
29,875
25,000
0
0

750

3

1
2

0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
6
2
6

24
3
2

13
0
0
1
0
1

13
0
0

23
0
12

13
0
0
0

3

2
2

1,200

0

3,426
4,218
4,367

1,569,656
3,672,678
6,543,160

4
192
872

125

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued.
WEST NORTH CENTRAL STATES-Continued
New residential
building

All building *
construction.
Year

State and city

Number
of
buildings

Minnesota—Continued
Montevideo._________________________

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

1943
1944
21945

9
18
31

$8,252
11,340
90,224

0
1

1943
1944
Mova_______________________________ 1943
1944
1945
New Ulm.----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

0

0

0

28
9
16
39
47
47
44

23,019
3,775
30,450
111,150

0

0
6,000
0

5
13

9,900
40,000

20,200

0

0

89,885
166,550

4
7

5,065
24,950

5,507
5,305
72,088
4,150
9,625
83,505

0
0
6
0
2

0
0

Moorehead.__________________________

1943
1944
1945
North St. Paul----------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Onamia._____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Owatonna----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
North Mankato______________________

Pine City. __________________________ 1943
1944
Pipestone.----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Princeton.___________________________ 1943
1944
1945

35
18
52
10
11

34
0
2
1
66
66

107
3
4
18
28

0

2,500
400
66,418
37,306
210,700

4

1,250
4,300
6,740
14,250
118,430
6,300

10

5
4

13
0
0
0
0
1

30
0
0
0
2

!
j

1

I

i
i

1

I

* In sample of 257 cities.

10

93
22

86

15
30
2

3
4
4
4
6

2,445
108
149
2
11

3

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

746862°— 48----- 9




10
0
1
1

25
21

40
3
4
6
12

15,000
32,700
272,950
44,365
24,725
121,700
20,660
299,390

1,771,368
246,300
514,065
400
775
750

...........

14
9
25
5
5

3

0
1
6
0
2
0
0
0
6

......... .

9
16
13

9

5,255
28,497
35,565
6,500
7,300
25,800
775
700
29,250

Tracy

6
8
10

18,000

10

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

2,465
1,925
18,350
60,150
2,855
75,840
129,490

0
4
0

7

7
4
27
292
.5
93
552

South St. Paul--------------- --------------------

0

13

0
11

115,400

11,915
30,530
125,579
55,526
237,585
1,880,615
1,771,368
6,578,710
9,512,571

St. Peter.____________________________ 11943
1944
1945
Sebeka---------------------- ---------------------- 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

0

19

13
38
44
99
148
418
2,445
2,952
3,225

*St. Paul_____________________________

0
0
0

0

2,100

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

St. Louis Park._______________________

185
114,175

0
1

1
8

268,800
579,812
55,715
379,806
834,522
24,585
227,653
282,442

St. James.-----------------------------------------

0
0
0
0

$7,525
5,740
26,699

30

163
117
169
310
104
138
173

St. Cloud------------------------------------------

5,100
53,600

0
0

0
0

65

110,500

0

0

3

7,500
45,100
7,870
243,400

10

9
51
57
102
0

23
89
4
1
22
0
1

257,700
545,700
0

111,620
507,243
664
175
34,645
0

1,500
36,000
15,500
112,000

1,743,608
14,060
365,220
3,960,578

dwelling
units

Valuation

4
9
13

0
0

1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

Rochester.________________ __________

0

Number
of
buildings

$727
3,600
55,200

5
8

5,500
15,400

25
44
61
139

Robbindale__________________________

18,500

Valuation

Number of

13

0
0

1943
1944
1945
Redwood Falls........................................... 1943
1944
1945
Richfield.--------------------------------- -------- 1943
1944
Red Wing-----------------------------------------

0

$2,000
8,325

Number
of
buildings

5

88

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

2

5
5
9
12

18
33
50
10

19
30
29
59
55
41
69
6
10

18
36
35
61
271
189
379

2,592
3,210
46,875
425
730
4,405
0
2,000

400
55,135
14,005
77,040
1,250
4,300
2,800
3,480
74,310
500
1,650
93,400

3
3
16
38
27
24
21

9
21

5
4
11
0
1
0

41
44
37
0
0
12

14
53
3
2

3

12,500

1

21,000

5
23
13

14,554
1,850
2,200
11,000

5
13

17,345
8,980

0
4

12,110

7

2,915
2,095
6,713
3,725
3,795
25,500

0
0
6
0
2

0

500
0

11,283
23,116
19,485
0
0

3,940
5,270
28,720
5,800
450
4,000

84,850
41,330
10,175
51,100
9,075
36,515

16
19
38

2,500
11,700
77,600
3,035
7,050
25,500
3,715
19,475

2,700
13,525
8,881
154,305
136,119
17,317
163,565
193,758

19
42
87
117
162
45
96
82

8,400
20,587
46,834
113,881
191,160
6,604
63,913
54,039

1,215
14,130
58,575
8,625
84,425
98,702
750,232
4,050,363
3,243,743

7
27
19
59

10,700
14,900
31,004
31,401
41,160
38,305
1,007,076
2,163,127
2,308,250

10

86

65
2,169
2,670
2,294

5

1,225
26,762
6,800
3,000

13
0
0
0
0
1

32
0
0
0
2

5
0
0

7
0
0
69
0

3
10
9

51
57
102
0

25
106
4
1
22
0
1

7
4
30
300
4
93
553

3

4,030
1,135
6,865
3,500
2,500
25,350
100
0
0

3
4

29,250

1
0
0

450
675
700

0

0

6

5
51
57

14,060
221,050
223,800

271
27
53

750,232
14,650
253,640

2,169
30
39

1,007,076
10,600
36,625

51
57

0
0
0

0
0
0

0

200
0

11

0

600
21,900
0

4,800
0
0
0

2

7
10
1
1

1
2

*11 months only.

700

8

7
14
1
0
1

1
1

0

200

775
50
210 months only.

0
1
6
0
2
0
0
0

4

0
0
0

126

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued.

APPENDIX.

—

WEST NORTH CENTRAL STATES-Continued
All building
construction
State and city

Number
of
buildings

Warren._____________ _______________ 1943
1944
1945
Warroad.____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
West St. Paul------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Wheaton_________________________ __ 1943
1944
1945
Wilmar._____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Winnebago.....------ ..---------------- ------------- 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
Missouri:
Bel-Nor_____________________________ 1943
1944
U945
Beraie....._______________ -______....____ 1943
1944
1945
Beverly Hills.______________ _________ 1943
1944
H945
Brentwood----------------------------------------- 1945
Cape Girardeau----------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Charleston...._________________________ 1943
1944
U945

Clinton._____________________________
Columbia.___________________________

Crystal City.-------------------------------------Cuba._______________________________

New nonresidential
building

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

Year

Minnesota—continued
Two Harbor__________________________ 1943
1944
1945

Clayton--------------------------------------------

New residential
building

1943
1944
1943
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

20

41
24

Valuation

$7,825
12,361
43,275

10
2
6
2
1

12,855
3,650
9,125
500

3
86
88
110

5,800
21,896
56,613
220,645

5
4
4
44
38
141

1,050
1,500
27,500
57,701
157,992
274,763

1
6

1,000
8,000

200

5
280
196
234

44,500
55,742
112,530
326,333

0
0
6
0
0
2
0
0
2

0
0

63
14
16
60
34
36
77
0
1

4
0

45,000
0
0

2,300
0
0

15,000
186,415
2,777
17,860
141,430
5,530
16,575
160,560
0

2,800
2,500
0

26
129

86,050
255,196

0

0

3
16

390
12,080

1

1,200
21,200

Number
of
buildings

2
1

4

Valuation

$2,700
1,300
10,500

0
0

0
0

3

6,800
300

1
0
1
2
8

32
0
0
2
0

0

4,000
5,985
33,200
179,800
0
0

19
4
4
35
0
0
0
0
6

27
0
0
1
1
0
0
0

$1,375
30,300

3
1
1
0
0
1

29
23
37

4,335
150
250
0
0

0
0

45,000
0
0

2,300
0
0

15,000
83,230
150
3,000
55,000
1,400
2,450
92,800

0

0

0

2

120,000

76,916

19
29
104

4,655
23,492
115,847

0

0

1

1,000

2
1

4
0
0
2
1
0
1
2
8

32
0
0
1
0

7
18
0
0
0
0
1

3
5
29
18
43

5,500
44,500
10,970
60,125
193,110

3

2,500

0

0

251
177
187

44,772
52,105
118,223

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
6
0
0
1
0
0
2

7

83,475
937
10,365
72,020
1,870
9,060
63,765

43
7

19,710
1,690
4,495
14,410
2,260
5,065
3,995

12
1
1

0

6

7
26
18
19
29

8

15
12

13
13

0
0
0
0

0
1

0

7,800
91,300

0
0
1
0

15
47

74,350
109,575

5
55

3,900
54,321

0
0

0
2

0

0
1
2
0
0
11
20

0
200

3
0

13

1,200
0
0
0

4
7

28

177,740

3

0

2,803
700

190
6,980
0
21,200

55,503
2,653
3,600
19,800

2
1

3,700

5

200

3
15

2,400
14,800

2
1

4

5,000

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

1943
1944
1945
Joplin
1943
1944
1945
♦Kansas City.------------------------ -------------- 1943
1944
1945

30
51
117
283
247
366
925
1,572
1,958

12,275
162,284
336,405
98,685
595,671
818,267
4,194,350
6,683,939
9,401,452

11
22

4,300
46,900
63,525

12
10

10

6,200

34
104
36
319
225

27,125
239,400
114,700
1,766,990
1072,300

1943
1944
1945

51
59
149

16,018
31,520
412,387

0
0

0
0

45

235,750




200
200

800
1,500

36
7
4
19

• In sample o f 257 cities. See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

8,520
3,500
2,075

1
2
1
1
1

4
4

Hannibal____________________________ 1945
Hayti----------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Huntsville.----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

Kirkwood.. .................. ..........................

7

19

4,500

30

$5,125
9,686
2,475

250

3,045
4,736
194,315

Independence-------------------------------------

18
37
9

55
57
41

4
18
26
45

Glendale.____________________________

Valuation

1,500
11,183
19,203
19,505

25

300
15,000

Number
of
buildings

300
4,728
4,210
21,340

0

0
0
0
0

1
1

0

3

4,000
53,046

0
0
0
0
1

13

0
11

23,500
14,500
82,000

0
0
6
0
0
2
0
0
2

Valuation

1
0
2

7
18

4

Number
of
buildings

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

685
914
850

0
0

1,800
0

600
0
0

4

19
4
4
35
0
0
0
0
6

28
0
0
1
1
0
0
0

14

2,360
3,822
15,725

13,500
1,650

29
4

38,303
803

1,200
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

41
24
42
64
236
334
550

2,525
108,984
196,700
11,776
439,039
265,350
3,153,950
1,661,934
5,209,942

7
19
46
249
171
198
653
919
1,183

5,450
6,400
76,180
80,709
129,507
313,517
925,700
3,255,015
3,119,210

35
631
228

31
35
43

10,118
17,885
85,085

20

24
61

5,900
13,635
91,552

45

6

1 11 months only.

28
2
1
2

14
0
0
0
11
22

30
10

34
101

0
0

127

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued.
WEST NORTH CENTRAL STATES—Continued

State and city

Missouri—Continued

Year

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

1943
1944
1945
North Kansas City.---------------------- ------- 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
U943
1944
1945
1944
1945
Richmond Heights.------------------------------ 1945
Will

_____________

1943
1944
1945
gt* ChftrlfiS
.................... ..................... 1943
1944
1945
1943
St. (renPYiftV'ft
___________ ____
1944
1945

Number
of
buildings

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

47
34
48

3,500
48,500
8,945
34,850
117,070

0
0
2
0
2
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

269,180
38,027
959,275
1,400
1,500
17,550

35

1

5
8

45
13
52
7
4
7
0
0
2
2
1

40

$200

0
0
2,000

250
3,500
245,325

45

1,260
9,040
150,260
153,410
299,617
248,029

0
0

0
0

7
11

41
34
11

5

16,725

___ ____ ______ 1943
1944
1945
Lonifl ......................... - ...________ 1943
1944
1945
Shrewsbury..-------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

52
69
106
1,894
2,508
3,125

414,020
75,540
140,390
4,019,390
8,076,870
14,756,338

$VfiRton
................... ......... ................. 1943
1944
1945
Springfield
__________ ____________ 1943
1944
1945
Ptppl______ _____ _ ____ ____________ 1943
1944
1945

28
42

JftflApVl

............ ........................... - 1943
1944
1945
Trny
-- —__ __________ _______ 1943
1944
1945
ITpiyAraity Oily
_________ _______ 1943
1944
1945
Tipt<™

________________ 1943
1944
1945
Warsaw_____________________ ________ 1943
1944
1945
W^flhin£tnn
_________
------ - 7------ 1943
1944
1945

Wair|>™A*i,rE

Webster
Plains

__________________ 1943
1944
1945
_________
1943
1944
1945

1
12

16

66

1,730
2,161
2,494
7
10

14
4
11
11
0
1
2

40
53
123
0
2
6
0
1

3
34
23
38
59
66

128
1

15
53

♦ In sample of 257 cities. See text and tables* pp. 12 to 16.




100

90,575
31,175
11,291
29,400
263,500
506,720
1,033,149
1,889,771
1,154
5,235
29,750
3,800
17,730
27,100
0

4,000
4,000
36,895
50,590
487,990
0

38,925
16,100
0

250
15,500
9,650
20,805
584,655
13,963
42,103
269,095
500
31,900
118,250

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

All building
construction

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0
0

1

$6,000

6

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$200

18
23

.5,425
23,025
28,650

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

5

0

27
14
25

0
0
0

0
0
0

0

7,500

0

11

15

67,000

30

165,000
37,192
885,075

0
0

0
0

0

0

3

900

3

16,000

0

0

0
0
2
0
1

0
0
2,000
0

0
0
0
2
0
10

0
0
0

0

15
0
1

25
0
2

102,700

3,500
125,000
0

1,700
92,850
0

5

0
2

5
14
5

19,675

15

1,260
6,940
4,710
89,235
2,300
12,179

25

400
52,700
64,175
296,967
194,600

3

14,200

21
20

39
26
136

1,300
2,450
23,250
129,100
169,200
1,197,384

28
495

396,645
31,125
28,215
2,706,921
5,484,768
8,295,164

0
0

0
0

1
10

4

13,500

9

7
15
29

1,445
6,850
63,100
4,008
110,900
622,315
600
1,475
11,500

11

16
29
237
278
355
5
5
4

0
0

1
10

2

4
10
0
0
2
0
0
2
2
0

8,500

4

0
0

0
1
0
8

4,000
8,000
0

50

260,150

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

3

81,900

0
0

0
0

33
0

9
43

174,100
0
10,000

93,150

14
25
0
2
6
0
0

0
0

100

90,250
16,475

8
11
20

4
10
0
0
1

28
44
66

1,360
1,794
2,192

4

10
11
8

6,471
5,700
18,000
411,724
626,140
747,078

7
15
29

2,000

3

0
1
0

1

0

10

1,800

0
0
2
0
0
2
2
0

100

0

0
0
0

0
0
0

1,195
10,225
164,850

30
39
48

27,700
40,365
62,990

0

0
0
0
0
1
0

0
0
0
0

0
0

8,147
23,149
55,085

27
39
55

0

1
1

20,900
22,600

5
8
8

3

2

4

0

2,350

38,925
16,100

8

74
238

60

5

0

39
57
190
0
0

1,485
1,810
1,892

4,000

3
5
12

325

32
27
40

1 11 months only.

0

0
0
1

1,200

15,500
7,825
16,475
490,905

0

16,075
41,965
88,925
1,183,369
2,422,902
5,263,790

0
2

13

3

3,375
16,850
182,400
90,988
296,109
520,378
554
3,700
18,250
17,630
16,250

0
0

25

0
1

0
2

3
29
15
27

5
7

3

7

0
0

8

0
0
2
0
1

1

0
21
0
0

15

2,500

73
247

0
0
0
0
0

7
7

0

0
0
1

797

69

4

1,480
835
7,200
1,400
600
1,550

2

0

250

15

688

0

100,650

20
0
0

3
5

$400

0
0
0
0
0

350
41,250

12

0
2
0
20

0

0
0
2
0
2
0

3,100
42,500
3,520
4,325
88,420

3

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

250
0

1,825
4,330
11,850
5,816
18,954
39,910
500
1,000

2,500

56
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

5
0
0

33
0

9
43

128

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued.

APPENDIX.

—

WEST NORTH CENTRAL STATES—Continued
New residential
building

All building
construction
State and city

Year
Number
of
buildings

Nebraska:
Ainsworth.................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Albion. ____________________________ 1944
Alliance.-------------------------------------------- 1943
*
1944
1945
1943
1944
1943
1944
Beatrice-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Arapahoe____________________________

Aurora---------------------------------------------

1943
1944
U945
Broken Bow............................................... 1943
1944
1945
Chadron.................................................... 1943
1944
1945

Bridgeport.----------------------------------------

5
2
21
0

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$8,000
5,000
106,000
0

162
57
61

458,405
39,424
81,205

1
0
1

500

3
16
40
59

8,027
50,170
161,565

0
1

0
200

56
1
1
0
1
11

15

Chappell................................................... 1943
1944
*1945
Columbus.................................................. 1943
1944
Crawford------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
Creighton. -------------------------------------- 1943
Falls City _________________________ 1943
1944
Fairbury.____________________________ 1943
1944
1945

3

150
0
11,000

67,350
2,500
2,500
0
200

14,625
48,450
1,500

0
0

5

4

$62,000

9

0

0
22

0
11,000

24
28

4,226
58,950

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

9
20

5

2,750
18,500

24

4,918
36,740
109,665

3
7
18
30

3,109
10,680
33,400

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
1

0
200

4

7,700

7

38,250

45

0
0
0
0
1
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

800
0

4
7

12,075
45,150

1
1
0
1
6
8

21,400
2,500
2,500

0
0
0
0
0
2

18

51,640

19

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

1
6

150
2,750
2,400

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
6
1
0
0

3

2,000
0
0

98,500

4

11,000

34
39
42
9
27
39
13
3
55

10,054
71,050
136,055
3,848
25,485
111,875
66,482
548,236
6,414,856

2
0
0
0
2
6

Hebron._____________________________ 1945
Hemingford.--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Kearney.................................................... 1943
1944
1945

8
0
0

22

133

2

3
122
12

31
1,230
1
21

22,025

3

0
0

0
0
2

26
46
35
141

30,000
154,000
47,823
137,250

27

1943
1944
1945
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

1,150
1,426
1,616
9

742,446
1,438,706
2,113,048

70
127
159
9

1943
1944
1945
Nebraska City------------------------------ ----- 1943
1944
1945
Neligh.................................... ................... 1943
1944
1945

45
18

North Platte.............................. ...............

1943
1944
1945

10

3
10
21

10,100

32,150
475
12,460
23,495

10
11

122,800
6,300
20,300
264,525
616,850
823,992

0
0
0
0
0
2

0
0
0
10
10
0
0
1
0
2
0
0
2

255
380
409
63
39
94

0
11,000

0
200

1,750
3,300
0
0
0

5
0
0

4
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0

3,190
4,675

18

0
0

0
0

150

0
0
0
0
0
0

0

400
0
0
1,000

3

0
0
20,000

0
0
2

20

4
2

3
152
12

31
1,244
1
21

48

600
8,850
61,275

24
17
19
82

30,600
32,673
55,675

39
9

242
172
314

231,283
280,755
673,625

838
1,127
1,143

246,638
541,101
615,431

0
2
1

70
127
159
9

8

21,000

13

0

44

5,605
127,870
217,100

150
500

2,775

4

27
72
92

1
0
1

10
6

3

0

3

126

0
0

0

6

7

4,000
8,400

14
44
24
34

0
0
1

0
0
6,000

0
0
2

0
20
10

0

105,500
33,100

6
6
21

0

0

25,200
7,398
12,455

0
0
0

26,000

0
1

0

19
23
27

10,250

7

950
7,000

0
0
8
0

18
57

0

4

2

83,788
104,376
265,861
131,440
55,960
117,624
40,572
36,485
126,589

0
2

0
0
20,000

0
0

9,000
0
0
10,000

0

2,750

650
400
4,900

0
2

53
36
71

3,855
19,500
390,400
18,800
45,250
2,977,550
6,500
88,400

0

10,100

1
2

12,880
8,095
23,945
6,469
15,648
58,153

22

• In sample of 257 cities. See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.




1,500

0
0

104,842
179,281
421,416
525,688
100,245
274,749
3,084,604
591,221
6,629,845

MitcheL_____________________________

422,205
27,800
9,800

30
47

293
421
454
194
78
164
1,263

$8,000
5,000
9,500

0
0

17,500
4,555
10,875

Fremont—.................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Grand Island™........................................... 1943
1944
1945
Hastings.—....................... ....................... . 1943
1944
1945

dwelling
units

Valuation

0
0

1
0
2
20

0
0

Number of

$34,500

0
0
8
0
121
10
6

0
0
0
0

99,500

Minden._____________________________

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0
0
0
0

0

5

Loup City-----------------------------------------

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

17,500
7,745
67,190

1
0
2

0
0

•Lincoln._____________________________

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

1 11 months only.

0

6

5,600
2,495

4

5,500
75
1,960

0

0

8

12,680
4,400
15,075
5,119
9,181
43,160

1
10

200

0
2

1
2

4

30

2,745
1,870
1,350
2,467
6,593

14,000

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
1
6
0
0
1

625
4,100
97,375

21

46
61

4,980
18,270
86,625

0
20
10

0
0

4
9
11

4

129

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943, 1944, and 1945— Continued,
WEST NORTH CENTRAL STATES-Continued
New residential
building

All building
construction
Year

State and city

Nebraska—Continued
Ogallala_____________________________
*Omaha---------------------------------------------

1943
1944
1943
1944
1945

Number
of
buildings

3
6

2,148
2,601
2,742

Valuation

$4,300
8,125
5,263,276
5,476,112
4,773,040

Oxford------------------------------- -------------- 1943
1944
Scottsbluff...--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
Sidney.—................................................... 1944
1945

1
1
88
0

0

76

113,600

Stromsburg.--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Tekamah______________ . ---------------- 1943
1944
Tilden.
_________ ____________ ____ 1943
1944
1945

0
0
0
1
1
0
0
2

0
0
0

1943
1944
1945
Wakefield--------------------------------- -------- 1943
1944
Wayne-------------------------------------- ------ »1943
1944
1945

84
51

-----------

Wahoo— -----------

------------------ ------ 1943
1944
1945
Winnebago________________________ __ 1943
1944
1945
North Dakota:
1943
1944
1945
Bismarck------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Bowbells.------------— ------------ 1943
1944
1945
Wilber.---------------

1943
1944
1945
Cooperstown.---------------------- --------------- 1943
1944
1945
1943
Crosby--------------------------------------------1944
1945
Casselton................. — —

-

--------

1943
1944
1945
Dickerson.— ----------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Enderlin------------------ ------- ---------------- - 1943
1945
Devils Lake---------------------------------------

18
33

1,700
19,158
28,128
102,454
1,000
0

6,925
10,400
25,450
0
0

3

800

5
4
18
19
36
214

11,500
55,200
5,009
21,408
631,288

0
0
0

9
5
7
2

3
3
3
3
6

1,000

Valuation

0
0

0
0

3

368
407
587

$3,867,379
2,232,568
1,885,952

1,662
1,800
1,862

0
0
1
0
0
22

0
0
1,000
0
0

64
25
0

0

0

0

48,400

37

57,600

17

7,600

0
0
1
0
0
6

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
1
0
0
0
2

0
0
0

1,700

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0

150
16,990
68,795

83
46
82

19,008
11,138
23,159

0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
2

5,000
0
0
0
0
0

10,500

1

5
16

0

3,500
10,864
14,228

4,500
0
0
0

0
0
2,200
6 ,2 0 0 .

0
0
0
0

0
0
2

5,700

6

10,400

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
1
1
0
0

150
1,500

0
0

0
0
12,000
0

4

3

0
0

0
0

40

9
7
14
63

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

9,400
14,500
37,300

0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1

0
2,000
0
0
0
0
0
1,000

3

1,100

2,000
86,200
0
0

9
0
1

1

2
1

1,100
1,000

3

32,300
500
171
4,500

1
2

2,000
1,000

10,800

3

75,400

0
0
0
0
0

0
0

0
0

5

13,500

0
0
6
0
1

31,200

0
0

40

97,800

28

50,600

0
2

0

25,000

0
1

5,000

4
4
4

0
1

2,500
177,000

1,071
4,500
3,500

$4,300
8,125
853,097
1,215,502
1,258,263

0
0

750
7,000
43,200
1,748
5,631
202,493

1,000

Valuation

$542,800
2,028,042
1,628,825

0
0
0
0
0

----- 1943
1944
1945

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0
0

17,500

1
0

Number
of
buildings

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

118
394
293

0
0
11
0
0

* In sample o f 257 cities. See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.




0
0

150
1,500

5

Hankinson.— ----------------- -------- ----------

4,500
5,000

0
0
1
1
1

53
62
184
148
196
398

Grand Forks--------------------------------------

~

100
1
0
12

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

Fargo----------------------------------------- -—

Hillsboro.—

41

800
3,500
15,835
19,003

Number
of
buildings

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

0

3
1
1

0
0
0
20,000

26,126
30,235
131,134
19,640
128,421
140,525
800

6

1
0

800

23
16

3,971
4,775

1
0
10

0
0

159
490
322

0

1,000
0

15
25

4,725
4,200
9,350

0
0
0
0
1

0
0
0
0
1,000

•

0
0
2
0
0
0
0
1

3

800

0
0
0
0
0
0

1

250
4,500

0
0

0

9

3
0
12
21
111
0
0
0

7
3
4
1
2
0
2
0
0
0
0
6
0
0
6
0
0

3,261
13,277
251,795

34

0
0
0

0
0
0

8,300
11,500
5,000
600
900

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1

0

1,500
0
0

0
1

3

0
0

0
0
0
0
0

16,000

25

0
0

0
1

0
0

4,000

169
311

40,168
53,194
158,030
36,134
74,103
244,470

5
59

39
40
92

0

14
15
35
46

39

214,500
146,450

48

0
0
1

0
0

1
0

12,750

250

4

12,500

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
1

24,500
17,000
49,500

0
0
0

0
0
0

3
2

23,500
15,000
49,500

1
2
0

1,000
2,000
0

0
0
0

66,294
113,229
580,229
55,774
417,024
531,445
800
0

0

0

7
57

29,800
291,065

0
6

21

4

1 11 months only.

0

102

0

7
57
0

130

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued.

APPENDIX.

—

WEST NORTH CEN TRAL STATE S-Continued

All building
construction
Year

State and city

Number
of
buildings

North Dakota—Continued
Jamestown.— ...........................................
Kenmore.— ----------- -------------------------

Linton------------------- -------- -----------------J.lphnn______________________________
Minot---

Minto

------ ------------ ----------------

....

New residential
building

. -----------------------------

Valley City.... -------------------------- -------Watford City.—----------------------------------

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

17
15
68
0
0
0
0
1

Valuation

$16,240
11,075
210,978
0
0
0

Number
of
buildings

0
0
12
0
0
0

New nonresidential
building

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Additions, alterations,
and repairs
Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Valuation

$37,450

17
9
27

$16,240
8,280
131,090

29

$2,795
42,438

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0
1,000
0

0
0
2
6

50,000
3,855

0
1

0
1,000
10,000

2,500

6

0
0

0
6

0

0
22,200

15

297,200

39

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

5

12,700

5

0
0
0

294,500

5

23,500

0
0
0

9

1
0
0

262,000

7

9,000

200

0
1
0

0

1
1
0

200

0

0

5,000

3

550

0

1

1,000

44
41
41

4,497
164,565
37,965

129
127

29,709
53,945
53,644

14

0
1
0
0
0

0
8,000
0
0
0

102
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

0
1
0
0
0

1943
1944
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

10
1
0
0
21
1

13,950
250
0
0

10

1,200

5
2

5
7
21

38
34

550
2,600
7,400
16,500
37,650
29,600

1
0
1
0
12
110

1,250
250

0
0
0

0
0

8,550
1,000

----------- 1943
1944
1945
Beresford------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
Bowdle._____________________________ 1943
1944
*1945

173
168
165

34,206
218,510
183,859

0
2
0
0
0

0
11,000
0
0
0

Brookings____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Burk--- ------- ------ --------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Clark___
. ..------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

19
29
75

11,123
48,725
122,899

0
1

7

1,150
31,625

5
9
30

5,530
40,760
71,450

14
19
38

5,593
6,815
19,824

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
1
2
6
0
0
0

0
0
200

0

0
0
0
0
0
0
2

0
0
0
0
0
0

0

3,500
5*900
14,000

7
7
7

1,170
1,500
1,125

-----------------------

Eureka

____ ______

Flandreau------

____________

1943
1944
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

-----------------------

1943
1944
1945
Groton__ . — ____________________ 1943
1944
1945
Hot Spring.,, - ------------------------------- 1943
1944
U945

0

3

9,250

1

200

3
7

2,680
7,980

0
0
0

0
0
0

0

0

3

675

0

0

3

2,500
5,000

8
1

1,000

17
17
58

6,780
9,250
32,992

1944
Huron
McLaughlin__________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Madison.
_____________ ____ 1943
1944
1945

219
3
9
7

1,086,654

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

3
18
13
7
3
50
13
17
27

Mitchell_________ . .............................
Phillip-_____ _______________________
P ie rre -

1 11 months only.




-

____

12
20

34

0
0
0
0
0
0
0

79

4

0
0

1

Dell Rapids.---------------------------------------

0

10

20,525
163,711
162,274
135,575

60,000
5,405
3,800
30,425
180,211
222,124
462,375

5

Deadwood..

dwelling
units

0
0
0
1
0
1
0
12

0
1,000

7
9
9
14
36
60
152

South Dakota:
Aberdeen---------—

Number of

1,100

3,550
6,900
3,325
14,445
43,070
1,100

70,800
9,049
2,665
3,900
118,200
5,880
12,570
30,665

0
0
22
0
1
0
0
0

4
3

3,000
0
0
0

92,250
0

3,000
0
0
0
0

2,580
7,780
0
0
0
0

3

675

0
2
0
0

0

1,500
0
0

12
0
0
0
0
0

310,500

28

689,385

0
0
0
0
0

0
0

0
0

3

4

15,700

9
7

4,750
1,075
10,145
11,125

0
2
1
0
0

0

2

26,000

4
4
4

2,000
0
0

6

1
20

9

31,100

0
0
2

0
0

5

6,500

4

1

350
26,400
1,450
1,300
750
51,450
725
1,800
4,700

0

3

9,250

0
1
1
0
0
0

0
100
200
0
0
0

0
0
0
1
8
1
8
6

0
0
0
1,000

48
179
3
9
4
6
11

23
1
12
8

3
2
21
8

16
21

0
5
0
1
0
0
0

0
1
8
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

0

1,000
2,110

0
0
0
0
0
2

1,850
17,867

4
3

86,769

11
0
0
0
0
0

5,000

1,100

3,550
2,150
2,250
4,300
16,245
750
18,400
5,599
1,365
3,150
35,650
5,155
10,770
19,465

3
0

1
1

0
0

15
0
0
2

131

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued .
WEST NORTH CENTRAL STATES-Continued
All building
construction
Year

State and city

Number
of

New residential
building

Valuation

b u ild in g s

South Dakota—Continued
Rapid City.--------------------- -----------------

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

255
310
480
900
1,043
1,241

----------- 1943
1944
1945
----- . . -------- 1943
Watertown.
.
1944
1945
Wessington Springs------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
1943
Yankton._________________
1944
1945

0
2

♦Sioux Falk--------------------------------------Tyndall____ —.

Vermillion----

— — -------------

-------

2
2

3

$104,144
237,745
518,151
1,201,204
588,932
1,510,845
150
265
900
0

5
90
260
217

3,000
13,000
25,159
193,255
160,197

0
1

0
1,000

5
5
13
62

18,500
9,700
52,746
184,130

Number
of
buildings

New nonresidential
building

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

Valuation

Number
of
b u ild in g s

135

$61,700
25,745
130,924
612,195
10,375
535,125

81
48
76
125
107
149

$16,158
101,863
173,768
183,447
313,262
570,770

150
238
333
636
925
957

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
1

0
0

2
2
2

0
0
1
0
1

0
0

4,000

24
24
71
139
11

250
0
0
0

0

0
0
0
11

34

1,400
47,160

30
48

1,723
106,892
56,978

0
0
0
0
1

0
0
0
0
6,000

0
1

0
1,000

5

18,500

14

53,300

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

0
2

$26,286
110,137
213,459
405,562
265,295
404,950
150
265
650
0

4
79
229
135

3,000
9,000
23,436
84,963
56,059

0
0
0

0
0
0

2

6,200

3
15

32,350
57,030

3
9
33

3,500
14,396
73,800

0
2
1
0

0

11

$425
8,000
0

5
13

$1,899
875
6,915
243
47,500

36
33
72
182
11

136
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1

25
0
0
0
0
1

14

SOUTH ATLANTIC STATES
laware:
Bellefonte.___________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Delmar.______________________ _____ 1944
1945
Dover ------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
U945
1943
1944
1945
Greenwood.__________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Harrington.------------------------- -------------- 1943
1944
Elsmere.____________________________

LaureL--------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Middletown.--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
11945
Milford._____________________________ 1944
1945

11
8

17
1
11

9
18
22

252
11

14

$1,899
6,800
25,715
243
154,500
4,596
105,780
151,462
843,432
5,900
2,245
0
0

0
0
2
0

4,050

4

109,000

7

6,915

1
8

4
3
7

0

6,000

38,300
900
6,600
25,400

0
1

0

3

$5,500
10,800

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

3

15,000

236

829,000

0
0
0
0
2
0
1

0
0
0
0

1
0

4,050
0

2,500
500
0

7
9
12
12
8
1
10
0
0
0
0
2
6
1

5

16,900
0
6,000
10,000
0

1
0
2
0

3

75

3

39,300

4

2,050

2
1

425
1,500
2,400
3,150

29
158
175
3

200
22,000

2
12

272,775
244,226
2,785,852

668

743

18,862
73,556
56,608
1,330
2,150
14,700
770,341
719,895
1,152,201

3
796
60
48

6,702,857
9,910,623
11,764,416

3,109
3,662
4,034

2,637,644
3,290,872
3,659,096

5,234
2,598
3,352

0
1

0
2,000

4

3

14,000

3

2,750
3,400
6,500

0
2
11

0

7

41,350

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

32
162
196

0
0

0
0

1,238
729
853

19,887
83,556
322,804
4,480
2,350
45,000
3,706,016
1,144,121
4,254,053

3
682
30
46

8,300
2,662,900
180,000
316,000

...— . 1943
1944
1945

4,557
5,292
6,081

24,314,546
20,622,766
27,212,120

1,226
1,397
1,719

14,974,045
7,421,271
11,788,608

1943
1944
H945

4
5
17

2,750
30,100

0
2
11

700
9,600

strict of Columbia:
♦Washington.--------

.

>rida:

fi Ipfthiia.

* In sample o f 257 cities. See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.




6,100

0

1
0
6
0
1
1
0

1
0

108,000

0
1
0
0
0

__________

0
0
0

6,000

0
1,000

15

12
2

♦Wilmington._____________

0
0
0

6,415

0
2

75,000

3

21,400

19
3
3

20
0

6

500

106,000

0
0
0
0
2
0
1

3
3

79,875
4,200
254,056
306,945
10,300
75

21

0
0
0
0

4,125
3,200
129,500
305,895
5,300

35
5
42
4
7

Seaford._____________________________

0
0
0
0
1

4

0
1

Newark._____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
•Newcastle------------------------------------------ 1944
1945
Newport— -------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

600
8,500
263,796

0
0
0
0

3
235

0
88,000

9

1

9,095
2,900
950

800
600

23,000

3
18

8
10

12,000
0
2,000

7

Rehoboth------------------------------------------

5,337
3,000
1,295

4

0

1,000

7,470
47,389

0
0
0
0

2

113,000

0
0
0

7

0

3

0

1
2

0
6

3

100
0

17

4,000

1

4

3,400

0
1
1
0

0

107,000
4,596
98,310
89,073

0
2

3
3
1
6
21

31
64
222

233
328

1 11 months only.

8
1

3

535

2

750
1,000

16,556
1,050
1,000
0

7
20
0

19
0
1
0
0
0
1

3
77
0
0

132

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued.
SOUTH ATLANTIC STATES-Continued
All building
construction
Year

State and city

Florida—Continued
Apalachicola--------------------------------------

Number
of
buildings

New residential
building

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

1943
1944
1945
Apopka— ................................................ 1943
1944
1945

56
56
83
5
15
34

$8,409
84,582
50,725
5,050
8,550
31,225

39
3
15

$2,775
4,765
26,100
750
2,250
8,575

Avon Park___________________________ 1944
1945
Barton...................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Belleglade----------------------------------------- 1943

159
16
85
143
80

274,859
10,730
183,991
134,820
320,408
16,000

146
14
60
51
65
80

262,334
9,700
156,400
104,750
131,250
16,000

2
0

200
0

0
0

0
0

79
51
5
26

600,000
136,991
2,850
100,350
400

79
41

600,000
111,325

90

4

43,613
63,633
505,061
3,000
8,700

3

15,000
276,942
3,000
7,700

0

0

0

0

Biscayne Park.------------------ ----------------- 1943
1944
1945
Boca Eaton............
.... ____________ 1943
1944
1945
Boynton Beach— _
........................... 1943
Bradenton-------------------------- --------------- 1943
1944
1945
Chipley------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
...... 1943
Clearwater......................
1944
1945

100

2

95
154
433
2

12
20
2

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building
Number
of
buildings

4
3

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

11
1
6
12

$625
69,077
13,825
4,000
4,350
17,100

13

12,525

40
33
33
2
6

7
0
1

Valuation

$5,009
10,740
10,800
300
1,950
5,550
0

30
8,920
4,770
75,033

1

1,000

9
14
27

18,671
25,300
114,125

51

0

0

0

0

0
0
0

0
0
0

2
0
0
6

200
0
0

4

31
20

18,341

2

5

7,325
650
16,800

1

200

1

200

0

0

1

0
8

0

9
9
78

27,516
7,835
109,990

86

137
265

16,097
40,798
118,129

0
8

0
1
0

95

0
1,000
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0

2

3
4

2,200

4,850

18
19
67

4,841
9,310
141,330

132
280
243

27,075
106,674
156,650

47
63

11
11
11
1

155
156

4,190
7,390
37,700
1,500

9
5
5
4

3,847
770

258
480
655

14,647
15,585
69,182
115,619
1,555,505
2,299,133

171

2,675
217,670
698,801

2
0
0

1,000
0
0

1
0
0

1,361,100
500

27
47
105
253
323
328

0
0
0

0
0
0

1
0
0

6,610
7,425
29,482
111,444
135,635
239,232
500

1943
1944
1945
Deland______________________________ 1943
1944
Delray Beach— _____________________ 1945

346
537
825
48

485,308
441,741
1,042,220
17,005
289,141
60,000

14
34
130
7
14
69

4,709
7,832
528,416
2,500
5,300
60,000

70
61
65
3

395,123
250,665
114,105
1,015
241,873

262
442
630
38
46

Dunedin___________ .......................______ 1943
1944
1945
Everglades---------------------- — .............. 1944
1945
Femandina------------------ .
___ 1943
1944
1945

21

64,460
6,891
74,385

2
6

1,450

6

27

1,200

62,500

4
5

0
0
0

0
0
0

Daytona Beach------------------------------ ----

Fort Lauderdale............... ..

121

68

69
40
55
0
0

0
0

55
75
52

11,638
69,980
100,550

19
16

262
727
960

82,850
560,652
2,460,652

3
123
300

1 ,202,200

0
0

3,850
209,100
1,631,118

46
70
157
0
1

2

1,200

2

4,000
28,205
* 286,023
189,360
388,785

1,200

4
16
70
55
71

3,600
22,550
193,340
36,660
144,900

Fort Pierce--------------------------------;_____ 1943
1944
1945
Gainesville._________________ _________ 1943
1944
1945
Gulfport.------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

170
279
402
150
191
439
43
95
189

86,049
172,995
541,350
51,610
153,638
700,643
8,885
20,296
219,807

73

13,750
21,950
215,230
2,794
5,474
434,140

Haines City._________________________

44
50
39
42
106

37,350
58,975

11 months only.




12,120

8,668

122,680

172
10

26
189
1
2

46
40
50
39
8

54

8
0

50,000
34,700

7
25
310
357
425

110

2

0
0
1
0
6

...... 1943
1944
U945
Fort Meade.___________
.
..... ....... 1943
1944
1945
Fort Myers______________ ____
___ 1943
1944
1945

1943
1944
U945
Hallendale.-------------- -------------------------- 1943
1944

0
0

79
41

0

7,525
37,240
292,300

1943
1944
1945
Coral Gables---------- ..
____________ 1943
1944
1945
Crystal River____ _________ _________ 1943
1944
1945

145
14
60
51
65
80

78,700

17
27
81

___

2

3
15

0

39,441
153,224
590,280

.

12

16
24

17

167
326
391

Clermont_____

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

200

550
179,865
11,295
37,350
58,975
2,695
113,730

3
16
58
68

19
28
81
18
26
60
5
22

5
0
0
0
12
11

2,000

0
0

85,476
183,244
399,699
13,490
41,968

0

17

2

3
17
26
88
11
11
11
1

259
234
1
0
0

0

0

0

14
34
145
7
14
74

60,830
790
3,935

13
30
23

2,180
4,901
7,950

27

0
0
100
0

0
0

0
0

2
6
0
0
0

39,600

54
56
30

11,538
19,980
26,250

19
16

29,757
151,197
564,650

213
534
503

49,243
200,355
264,884

3
135
387

0

0
2
6

250
3,100
9,160
79,335
83,865

224
244
286

0

2

150
2,555
83,523
73,365
160,020

4
16
82
58
77
73
113
175

50,986
108,500
258,975
9,860
99,564
161,272
3,300
6,820
2,075

78
141
149
139
190
37
71
138

21,313
42,545
67,145
38,956
48,600
105,231
5,385
12,926
37,867

0
0
0

4

825

0
0
22

0
0

3,304
2,545

122

41

2,669
6,405

10

26
193
1
2

46
36
47
35
8

54

133

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued.
SOUTH ATLANTIC STATES-Continued
All building
construction
Year

State and city

Florida—Continued
Hialeah_______

______

. ----------

1943
1944
1945

Holly Hill_____________ ____ _________ 1943
1944
1945
Hollywood___________________________ 1943
1944
1945
♦Jacksonville.__________________ _____ — 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
------------- 1943
1944
1945
---------------- 1943
1944
1945

K’lHaimmftft ....___ .____ _______________
Lake City___

.

.

Lakeland— _

Lake Wales---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Lake Worth---------- ------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Leesburg------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1943
1944
Madison._________________ . - -------- 1943
1944
Marianna.___________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Lynn Haven—

— .

----------

Number
of
buildings

221

261
642
35
55
131
213
6

409
3,929
3,899
4,691
49
61
138
94
153
246
666

724
993
65

Valuation

$31,658
84,969
1,442,198
7,235
11,493
117,284
61,035
11,924
1,092,163
6,755,844
5,151,720
7,878,548
10,425
29,445
117,527
74,738
48,928
296,566
166,731
351,082
1,401,766

Number
of
buildings

1

18
381

Valuation

$557
32,655
1,118,905

4
10

101

19
70
185

39
42
90
50
82
95
634
635
738

46,000

50
65

4

1

200

4

1,500
473,033
1,350
51,878

22
21

38

3

50

0

0
0

0
0

134
31
39

383,180
22,750
44,975

11

5,950
72,650
66,550

111
8

28

162,877
82,495
83,380
6,196,410
5,237,380
14,564,393
829,479
1,149,554
6,005,869

0

0

415
1,113

1,753,468
6,807,912

Miami Shores------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Miami Springs------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Mount Dora._________________________ 1943
1944
1945

46
128
136
163
348
108
16
17
58

8,770
372,720
1,777,261
356,834
1,038,075
339,492
4,850
16,460
108,050

0

0

61
98
108
301
57
4

338,000
1,242,761
343,700
1,025,800
284,800

NaptijTiA RamIi.....________________ ____ 1943
1944
1945
New Port Richey.-------------- ----------------- 1943
1944
1945
New Smyrna Beach------------------ 1943
1944
11945

23
24
164

39,590
18,322
91,830
1,850
7,610
88,750
32,994
34,711
55,521

------------------

Miami___................................. ..............
Miami Beach-------------------------- ----------

Oftftla

....

Orlando
Ormond..............

—.......
iiim

— ...... 1943
1944
1945
..............
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944

20

12

23
60
209
186
67
72
596
993
1,258
4

17,566
29,738
378,122
180,607
908,709
2,590,220
725

0

0

101
221

♦ In sample of 257 cities. See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.




6

9,100
35,250
30,400

41
61
4,845
6,394
8,879
833
1,609
2,142

—

201

13

11
21

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

Melbourne.----------

2,271
3,083
3,601

1,847
4,275
16,150
1,305
15,898
119,405
32,455
49,756
376,327

0
2
86

0
211

9
18
9
18
50
13
19
70

4,200
43,000

97

0

204,889
421,887
2,154,181
2,702,501

675
4,380
38,500
67,659
13,385
108,950
12,750
125,200
699,090

20

5,000
404,525
118,685
154,775

0

35

28

321
541

5,273
46,725

166

3,715
10,108
21,381
33,659

11,924
765,049
4,752,234
1,224,768
1,819,560

28
70

112

28
42
65
185

5
13
20

197
410
53
73

37

620
1,385
20,203
27,376

0

30
35
53

31
40

0

0

9
139

149,750
2,592,149

10

32
5
2

14

2,000

7,100
88,225
36,000
6,500
50,750

0

0

5
33
5

3,230
80,850
2,900

0

0

4

30,500
3,615
4,650
57,650
6,454
3,825

89
172
261
43
37

450
1,325

5

2
8

8
0
2
6

0

5,000
6,200

21

79,100
87,600

5

12,547

17

20

12
0
0

26
38
37

0

68,211

101

19
70
186

22,232
27,510
64,525
18,680
46,550
157,145
19,132
17,856

16

623
2,400
0
0

15,145
16,835
22,200

10

144,380
9,845
14,180
1,255,956
1,698,428
3,728,426
716,776
986,804
2,162,300

0

46
65
31
50
46
38
9
3
14

41,500
8,659
9,775
12,752
1,950
460
11,350

7
5
1

13
3
4
12
1
0

5
9
9
14

0

0

8
8

27,480

5

13
37
94
5
205
231

2,380
8,750
107,375
603,800
1,193,655

18
54
40
56
151

0
0

0
0

2
0

12

1 11 m onths only.

22,500
493,000
4,475
2,500
41,940
900
8,900
8,475
125

17

0

22

1,500
1,425
2,260
4,475
645
2,786
550

145
3
9
13
196
178
47

1,734
12,069
226,624
44,075
43,798
860,210
400

47
46
73
551
732
876

0

2
0

4
10

121,526
176,126
326,349

18
4,326
5,429
6,638
821
1,598
1.952

0
2

0
6

30
35
53

0

12
2

2
0

47

7,903
20,790
62,877
5,774
19,645

2,650
4,940,454
1,785,484
4,028,055
112,703
13,000
1,251,420

51

1

18
385

250
1,775
509
585

3
519
550
1,128

4

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

122,225
1,581,723
1,772,771
3,356,487

0

15

1,000

Valuation

$29,577
42,414
83,515

2,900
0

Number
of
buildings

215
235
216

75,700

0
6

Valuation

$1,524
9,900
239,778

5
8

45

2
0

77,332
62,760
125,425
22,495
52,700
687,828
26,936
73,559

86

Number
of
buildings

46
163
1,457
495
549

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

8,770
12,220

21

13
1

4
100
8

28
20

50
0
0

134
31
39
11

31
30
0

459
1,438
0

34
395
0

64
98
108
301
56
4
10

33

3,465
11,822
39,580
425

10
2

2,120

5
33
5

3,425
29,449
31,925
27,491
13,452
8,919
44,123
135,532
261,111
536,355
325
0

15
0

0

15
13
37
95
6

73
261
0
0

134

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued.

APPEN DIX.

—

SOUTH ATLANTIC STATBS-Continued
All building
construction

New residential
building

New nonresidential
building

Year

State and city

Number
of
buildings

Florida-Continued
Oviedo.. ------------------------------------------

1943
1944
1945
Palatka.-------------------------------------------- U943
1944
1945
Palm Beach.----------------------- --- 1943
1944
1945

15
33
30
26
27
83
102

150
200

1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1944
1945

707
623
1,023
908

Pompano------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
Port Orange.-------------------------------------- 1943
1944
Port Tampa.— ......................................... 1943
1944
1945

55
19

Valuation

$2,325*
15,775
38,925
14,265
17,590
182,450
214,219
464,273
647,648

Number
of
buildings

5

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

9
7
40

$925
8,050
9,825
4,550
4,150
76,375

0
0
8

128,500

1
1

91
154
59
89
185
4
26

0
0
0
1
2

22
10

0
0

12,000

13
24
99
149
191

243,357
657,638
11,421
654,873
811,207
35,200
79,500

280
233
484
568
663
19
41

131,195
196,622
208,860
578,304
627,168
2,805
24,550

336
236
499
251
174

2

200

3

11

1,250

9
2
1
22

1,355
1,850
400
1,500

42
7

0
0
0
1,000

2,800

22

7,725
27,350
197,900

22

9
7
19
3

63
42
7

8,300
1,400

0
0
1

0
0

30

9,855
4,500
400
1,500
11,500
13,400
34,050

Quincy._______________ _______ ____ 1943
1944
1945
River Junction--------....
_________ 1943
1944
1945
Rockledge--------- —
___________ 1943
1944
1945

29
36
124

12,268
37,332
321,525

1

7
60

199
1,625
96,735

0
0
2
10
12
20

0
0
11,000

0
0
2

0
0
11,000

22,485
10,400
26,800

3
4
4

6,000

0
0
0
0
2

8,500

St. Augustine.---------------------------------...... 1943
U945
St. Petersburg. --------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Sarasota.----------- 1943
1944
1945

240
261
1,005
1,966
3,106
324
392
527

47,501
194,138
611,589
828,702
4,613,760
76,426
99,861
1,180,107

350
40,700
3,400
45,180
2,894,562

94
156
24
18
29
97
162
235

159,328
250,019
6,630
3,484
12,915
131,735
337,206
977,341

2,636
4,769
6,026
59
83
113

1,764,588
3,325,055
4,746,398
10,510

_____

_________ 1943
1944
— _________ 1943
1944
1945
Tallahassee------------- ---------------- 1943
1944
1945
Stuart------------------------

Tampa-------------------- ----- ----------- ----Tappon Springs...................
Vero Beach______

_____

1943
1944
1945
......... 1943
1944
11945
_______ 1943
1944

Wauchula----------------------- ---------------West Palm Beach_______

Winter Park.___

„




23
22

0
6

5
6

2

27
4
44
549
6
12

109

7,000

2,000

7,237
329,848

9
6

9
8

16

1,300
5,250

7

4

6
12

15,485
3,100
13,050

33
56
69
151
252
18
25
55

10,590
77,740
370,685
210,360
601,195
4,946
16,710
615,663

205
178
932
1,771
2,305
300
355
363

36,561
75,698
237,504
573,162
1,118,003
69,480
75,914
234,596

11

30
30
14

9,570
8,345
2,240
1,824
3,475
25,715
43,066
180,361

436,119
342,078
1,914,034

33,850

0
0

0
0

14

67,050

35,600

0
0
20
0
0

1,967
3,427
5,099
59
83
79

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
6

25
7
3
11
11

0
0

0
0

0
0

494,733
225,065
1,928,527
5,712
17,125
68,280

3
5
173
4

561
2,575
915,750
1,112

1

1,200

2

1,800
55,370

7
11

1,225
6,995

. _______ 1943
1944
1945
............. 1943
1944
1945

83
106
216
76
150
234

146,645
74,135
408,880
17,321
78,211
434,341

110

121,267
20,335
189,810
3,335
45,400
325,550

7
15
51
9
14
29

1943
1944
1945

1
6

34

500
12,500
36.800

5
33

500
7,500
34,800

0
1
1

5,000

26
27
20

76
17
44
1

0
0

6

0
0
2

369
639
539

0

t

5

0
0
0

762,600
2,044,510
869,640
0
0

0
0

0
0
0

300
703
388

22,021

21

64

0
0
0
0

19
41

8

0
0
10

7
62

43
55

3
3
4

7,400
17,650

9
7
39

24
40

5
24

34,958
45,333
3,790
1,150
2,890
104,195
136,717
578,555

101

10,100

5
22
10

4,344
8,357
26,890

6

114,800
196,341
600
510
6,550
1,825
157,423
218,425

132,760

53

1,400
5,000
13,600

270
412
751
14
19
48

Georgia:
Alma._______________________________

1 11 months only.

2
1

21

8,100

6,350
95,250
560
49,670

1943
1944
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

_______

W in f-A r frftrHAD

Winter Haven............

44
130

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

$1,200
900
3,450
1,615
7,090
10,825
213,659
414,603
507,148

$200

6,825
25,650

292,625
334,345
958,687
433,173
312,739
7,950
43,850

1,022

Valuation

1

336
236
480
251
174

Plant City.----------------------------------------

Number
of
buildings

5
11

667,177
1,188,605
1,178,968
1,666,350
1,751,114
45,955
147,900

Panama City.------------------------------------Pensacola.-----------------------------------------

Sebring —

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

0
0

0
0

46
40
119

326,321
27,427
537,342

12

14
78
100

139

0

0
221

565,869
938,467
1,962,724
10,510

1

3
4
4
2

19
1

46
565
6
11
110

52
101

3
2

4
8

49
89
299
703
402

35,600

0
0
20
0
0

0
0

0
0

22,021

31,860
0

3
5
196
4

10
11

167,851
195,063
475,435
3,400
14,100
5,915

9,408
12,235
128,750
1,580
2,475
51,925

49
71
89
50
92
95

15,970
41,565
90,320
12,406
30,336
56,866

48
28

0

0
0
0

0
0
0

1

2,000

367
459
9

2

26

86

17
44
90
5
16

135

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued.
SOUTH ATLANTIC STATES—Continued
All building
construction
Year

State and city

Georgia—Continued
Americus____________________________
Athens______________________________

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

3

$850

444

64

$2,645
2,555
9,288
308,432

0
0
0

0
0
0

137
131

166
515
516

674,068
1,651,211
2,475,518

100

1

200

14
52
49
19
32

9,850
86,475
82,575
22,500
53,200

102,779
292,848
3,691,755
478,019
229,688
279,690
150
30,792
51,000

832
1,657
1,492
465
331
268

1943
1943
1944
1945

456
94
143
195

$44,365
74,655
71,542
439,728

1943
1944
1945
♦Augusta_____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Bainbridge----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

1,098
2,327
2,303
483
390
400
70
48
63

1,993,137
4,069,762
8,665,129
646,271
368,780
554,081
87,475
77,884
111,650

1944
1945
1944
1945
. 1943
1944
1945

0
0
2

0
0

0
0
1

94
32
43

700
159,660
15,110
8,700
102,185

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

41
33
27
45
209
285
13
17
45

5,011
45,506
30,630
18,410
363,924
432,525
13,200
44,200
159,200

23
152
198
6

10,000

1

9
16

29,700
57,300

4

2,375
8,716
26,875
5,000
3,650
31,975
500
9,500

22

68,000

1943
1944
21945
♦Columbus------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Cordele.-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

48
118
152
428
649
649
24
30
103

225,000
444,438
339,475
279,348
794,234
1,841,634
5,498
71,356
200,576

48
92
76
3
177
119
3
5
50

225,000
349,978
238,075
4,250
610,410
587,795
588
1,499
96,974

1943
1944
1945
1943
Cuthbert.......................... - ............
1944
Douglasville.---------------------------- ---------- 1943
1944
21945

4
9
25
3

2,800
15,350
47,050

1

1,000

7
16

8,350
25,550

2
2
8
6

54,000
350
16,200

2
0
0

11,200

5
4

2,000
0
0

4,000
7,000

1944
Dublin.______________________
1945
East Point......................................... ........ 1943
1944
1945
East Thomaston---------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

85
139
106
244

269,100
2,316,817
158,302
144,127
1,042,112

58
94
41
37
109

69,850
194,000
140,500
113,350
473,839

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

7
29

2,300
68,670

0
0
8
2
0
6

0
0

♦Atlanta._____________________________

Blackshear.__________________________
Cairo._______________________

— ......

Calhoun_______________________ —

Canton___________________ —
Center Hill--------------------------- —.........
Claxton--------------------------------------------

College Park--------------------------------------

Covington-----------------------------------------

1944
Elberton._______________________
1945
Fairburn._______________ __________ — 1943
1944
1945
1943
Forsyth-------------------------1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

Gainesville.________ ______
Grantville---------------------Griffin... ____________

* In sample of 257 cities.

22

86

8

3
40
1

5
0
6

14
41

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.




3,000

16,900
700
0

15,000
37,928
61,615
518,956
40
2,500
0

11,490
52,950
192,400

9
6
6

52
0
2
20
0
1
1

0
0

500
87,885
0

4,500
50,050
0

1,500
740
9,660
342,699
372,025

155
295
17
45
80
1

5
11
0
0
0
12
1

3
11

15
7
7
4
10

32

0
1

23
45
58
125

88

0
0
0

0
0
1

55,475

0
0
200

30
31
17

16,300
13,910
3,865
6,685

0
0
1

52

2,636
35,290
3,015
3,750
17,575
28,525
2,700
5,000
33,900

0
1
1

1,200

335
45,450

20

24

12

26
25
19
18
47
55
6

4
7

0

0

0

45,000
60,230
159,562
55,358
910,710

25
53
380
414
405

49,460
41,170
115,536
128,466
343,129
4,910
9,758
20,752

21

1,050
3,000
21,500

4,000

1
1
0
0
0
1
1
1

45

177,095
2,053,429
3,200
11,500
519,095

0
0
0

0

4

42,070
0
0

6
0
0

4

7,900

4

0
0
6

0
0

15,000

1
0
0

5,800
4,000
94,900

17

0
20
0
or

3
2
22
0
1
0
0
1

19

0

1,500
0
0
200

69,600

1
2
1
2
1

9
23
3
10

2
1
1
0
0

3
4
18

2 10 months only.

64

20

17
30

2
1

9
9
6

289
604
534

0

9

$40,870
72,100
62,254
131,296
1,216,290
2,125,703
2,497,856
168,052
129,242
187,916
4,750
24,592
7,450

60,099
82,850

0
8

23

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

1,000

1

14
51
49
19
32

0
2
21

23
153
199
6

9
18
75
92
84
3
182
145
3
5
50

750
4,000

1
8

0
0
0

24

250

2
0
0

10,000
200

5
4

42
59
90

22,155
69,388
14,602
19,277
49,178

58
94
41
38

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

1,700
22,500

3
3

600
4,100

0
0

0
0
0

0
0

0
0
0
1
0
0

1,000

3

31,128

57,615
419,361
40

0
1
0

0

2

4,695

25
0
1
0
0
1

54,000
100
2,200

9,000
350

18
22

350
0
0

0
0

0

0
1,000
0

2,715
38,000
113,000

3
9
4

8,775
14,750
9,800

4

110
0
0
0
0
20
0
0
6
0
0
6

4

19

136

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction , 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued .
SOUTH ATLANTIC STATES—Continued

Year

State and city

All building
construction
Number
of
buildings

Georgia—Continued

HartwelL____________________________

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944

65
194
103
0
8

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$301,700
148,650
247,245

48
149
53

0

0
6
10

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$293,700
132,750
200,750
0

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

6

$3,850

11

9
13

6,100

22,675

36
37

$4,150
9,800
23,820

48
148
52

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

0
6
10

0
0

0

0
2

0

3

1,500
10,500

0

0
0

0
0

0
12,000
2,000

1
1
8

0
0
11

4
3

15,000
4,500
900
8,025
20,400

7
4

2,975
2,880
1,165

0

0
6
1
8
11
1
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

1
8
11
1
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

47,743
53,964
210,809
7,550
15,000
50,650

9

41,343
43,153
52,839
5,000

0
0
0
21

0
0
0

39
55
277
9
14
27

0
0
0
2,200

0
0
0

1943
1944
1945
Marietta __________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Monticello
----------------------------------- 1945

745
775
811
1,263
822
359

758,708
892,323
1,150,349
4,429,084
1,483,342
311,899

0

0

1943
1944
1945
Rockmart------------------ .---------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Rome------------ ----------------------------------- 1944

109
105
187

2
8
22
0
0

6

10,437
127,460
238,811
75
39,944
64,000
50,494

•Savannah.-------------- ------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
1943
Savannah Beach------- --------------------------1944
1945
Silvertown----------------------------------------- 1944
21945

1,507
1,196
1,417

2,897,875
1,106,960
2,155,701

1

10,000

1943
1944
11945
____________ 1943
1944
1945
__ ... 1943
1944
*1945

Hawkinsviile.---------

-------------------------

Jefferson.. ---------------------------------------- 1944
1945
Jonesboro.----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
*1945
Kingsland----------------------------------------- 1944
*1945
1943
1944
1945
Lagrange.------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Louisville___. -------------------- - 1943
1944
1945
Lafayette____________________________

♦Macon—....... . ...

------------- --------

Newman. ----------------------------------------

Smyrna.____________ —______________
Sylvania_____ _
Thnmflnn

Tifton.___

..

Valdosta__
Villa Rica_____

.
....

.

----------------

1943
1944
1945
____________ __ 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

Waynesboro^________________________ 11943
U945
Wrens__...
--------------- 1944
1945
Maryland:
A b e r d e e n ______ ______ ... 1943
1944
1945

13
4

9,200
26,200
11,500

4

7,700
15,700
11,500

0

0

0

1

15,000
16,500
5,875
18,255
38,015
75

7
20

19
18
1
0

1
6

49

5

0

5,236
143,252
2,200

22
0

1

2,200
1,000

209,160
13,650
84,250
4,164,072
1,010,148
76,550

36
72
163
29
28
45

180,574
251,571
439,494
128,796
403,021
116,977

568
689
628
363
290
292

368,974
627,102
626,605
136,216
70,173
118,372

0

0

0

0

0

400
2,500
24,200

5

102

17

4

5,375
4,390

33,800

25

0

0

2

540
183

1,909,054
236,700
364,200

42
61
139

49,618
365,374
1,148,016

925
952
1,066

939,203
504,886
643,485

0
0

0
0

0
0

1

10,000

212
0
0
11
0
0

0
0

9
17
35

20,100

2

11,585
60,950

5
16

0
0

0
0

0
0

2,400
6,250
41,275

6
6

10,200

1
6

16

7,500
1,085
3,350

5
16

0
0

10,650

4

0
0
8,200

7

0

800
90,000

7

0
0

0
0
8
0
0
0

4,000
400
158,050
3,100
12,490
75,300

1
2
22
8
2

0

800
90,000

0
2

25,500

4
13

1,100

0

2,388

4

0
0
0
200

0

2,200
0

1
0

1,000
0

5

31,000

3

16,500

3

0

0
1

0
0

0
0

0
0

86
0
1

210

214

0
0

0
0

35
50

0

808

0
0

0
2,000

2

18

0
0

43,500

4

2
8
22
0
0

13

0
2

58
14
30
43

9,582
13,080
66,111
0
0

49,866
24,662

16

6,000

0
0
8

22
0

147
91

0
2,000

7,400
356,750
24,040
50,060
179,150

1
6

89
148

153
23
27
1,404
504

9,700

108,900

5
9

8

10

7

28,000

28

88

23

3

16

0
0

5

9
17
139
5

455
111,880
148,500
75
39,944
24,825
46,104

49,866
62,362

0
2

2

3

4,200
5,575
14,718
350

200

141
14
871
504

2
1

27
147

18,000

12,600
31,650

20

11

42
5

10
21

147
109

* In sample of 257 cities. See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.




9
17
88

7,350
16,450
75

4
0

4,250
16,325

3

0
0

0
0

59,400

4

0
0
0

0
0
1

0
0
6,000
0
0

2,450

2

0
2

16
0
0
10

4

2,000
1,200

0

0

5
8

24

180,400
8,300
20,500
92,315

13
18
19

5,800
18,300
12,640
17,070
11,535

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
1

0
2

0

0
0

0
0

0
0
0

3
2
2
0
2

1 11 months only.

25,500
600
628
1,200
0

14,500

1
7

0
0
0

500
1,560
0
0
0

8 10 months only.

2

58
14
30
43
5

4
1
0

3

137

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued .
SOUTH ATLANTIC STATES-Continued

Year

State and city

Maryland—Continued
Annapolis.. _____ ___ —

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

1943
1944
1945
"“Baltimore____ . ------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945

63
133
55
9,616
7,904
8,235

$48,515
763,077
532,809
11,932,444
11,209,910
12,360,975

Baltimore County, Dist. 12— --------------- 1943
1944
1945
Baltimore County, Dist. 13-------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Barton______________________________ 1943
1944
1945

401
566
360
56
89
173

2,797,747
1,361,535
1,309,670
93,790
654,709
661,628
3,250
1,275
2,468

326
441
118
16

Brentwood___________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Brunswick------ ---------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Cambridge.__________________________ 1943

25
7

250,650
2,950
60,590

5
3
31

1,325
5,600
10,290

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1943
1944
1945

68

16,787
9,070
21,267

. . ----------

Capitol Heights—.....................................
Chesapeake City.......................................
Chestertown--------------------------------------

Cheverly._______________________ ____ 1943
1944
1945
Crisfield.. ......................- ------------------- 1943
1944
1945
"Cumberland.______ ___ . ----------------- 1943
1944
1945
------ 1943
1944
1945
Easton----------------------- ------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Federalsburg.------------------- --------------- 1944
1945
Denton.../.________ ______ —

-

Frederick.____________________ —

1943
1944
1945
Gaithersburg.------------- .----------------- 1943
1944
1945
Hagerstown.------------- ----------- ----- -------- 1943
1944
1945
Kensington------------ —

.

KitzmiUersville._____ .
Lonaconing.. ......

Midland™

----- 1943
1944
1945
-------- 1943
1944
1945
— .. 1943
1944
1945
..

North East................ ..
Oxford.

.

. —

..

.. 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
___ 1943
1944

2
2

5

21
0

42
51

0

11

35
630
456
674

55

2,724,100
1,243,450
383,580
39,100
9,690
240,900

39
48
91
17
44
64

0
0
1

0
0
1,000

1
1
2

19

250,000

0
0
0
0
2
0

0
0
0
0

1
1

2

1,563
774
634

6

0
0
1
0
0
0
0

14
19
34
50
116
3
5

1,575
1,227
9,625
12,734
27,725
49,910
25,500
66,000

57
55
124
7
5
17
238
115
230

36,157
55,596
240,035
2,950
30,525
43,510
445,448
310,525
381,689

2

2,300
4,475
103,800
3,488

4
19
3
0
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
0
2
2
2

3

0
0
0

500
2,075
0
0
0
0

675
2,650
2,700
900

0

2,922

49
37
44

13,865
7,950
11,217

6
0
0
0
0

13,650
0
0

43,250

200

6
0
0

3

1
1
0
1
0
0
0

4
19
27
27

1,120

7,050
0
0

4,478
450
6,000
0

37,000
0
0
0

11,800
271,971
37,076
58,020

0
0

1
0

200
0

500
560

4
5
7

4,000
4,721
3,600

2,000

4,000
0
0
0
0

44,000
0
0

43

29,000
326,775
112,300
200,307

0
0

0
0

20

0

19
5

7

4
72

525
2,650
14,990

0
0

3,000

1
12

0
0
22
0
0

6

0

2,750
7,530

0
0
1
2
1
2
0
0

18

17

0

12

1,200

1,318

5,915

238,100

122

1
1
2

0

0
0
0
1

14,037
22,375
69,433
27,128
16,109
31,348
250

14

45

0
0

36
77
151
23
39
54

4,375

13,650
37,000
241,100
14,550
304,773
95,158
213,840

59,610
95,710
856,657
27,562
628,910
389,380
3,000
75
150

0

3

5
95
115

$22,085
68,532
213,993
2,920,135
2,867,287
4,644,547

5,500

o

0
0

52
62
51
7,423
6,674
6,927

0
0
100

0
0

$

$26,430
631,445
305,316
2,646,419
4,359,984
4,425,478

0
0
1

6,808
7,015
12,880

1

Valuation

3

0
0

47

2

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

125
300
45,600

15
25
19

* In sample o f 257 cities. See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.




0

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$63,100
13,500
6,365,890
3,982,639
3,290,950

0

36

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

All building
construction

1,000

1
2

24,500

5

66,000

16
18
40
4
5

4,235
13,875
118,900
2,250
30,525
11,510
32,813
106,940
81,516

8

80
39
90

18

102,800

0
0
0
0
0
1

0
0
0
0
0
2,000

0
1
0
1
0
0
<0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
2
12
2
0

5

5

0
0
12

24
18
0
0
2
0
0
0

1,325

0
0

2,330
6,565
6,880
0
0

2

2,629
944
665
950
459
119
16
6

56
0
0
1

104
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0

3
0

45

0
0
0

0
0
1

25,272
57,882
112,570

11

14
14
27
42
113

1,375
1,227
5,125
7,453
22,125
44,910

1
0

1,000
0

41
37
62
3

31,922
41,721
77,135
700

0

0

5

3,000
85,860
91,285
99,866

56
97

0

36

3,000

69
87
83

86

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

7
1

14
0
0
1
2
0
2
0
0
0
0

7
0
0

4
92
30
45

0

2

4,000

3

2,300
475

0
0

0
1,688
0
0
0
0
0

1
2
0
0
0
1
1

1,000

18

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0

675
2,650
2,700
0

3

1,800
0
0
0

500
75

900

0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

138

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943, 1944, and 1945— Continued .
SOUTH ATLANTIC STATES-Continued
All building
construction
Year

State and city

Maryland—Continued
Princess Anne------------------------------------- 1943
Rockville---------------------------- -------------- 1943
1944
1945
St. Michaels--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

Number
of
buildings

New residential
building
Number
of
buildings

Valuation

New nonresidential
building
Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Additions, alterations,
and repairs
Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0

0

0

0

0

0

30
16
24
4
9
3

$88,150
24,850
93,900
1,800
2,900
1,700

26

$65,000
3,400
80,300

4
8
8

0

4

$23,150
13,000
10,400
1,800

Salisbury------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Snow Hill------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Takoma Park------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

228
281
375

93,279
282,901
603,293
4,500

Westminster--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
forth Carolina:
Aberdeen------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Asheboro------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
•Asheville.------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945

0
0
21

_________________________ 1943
1944
1943
1944
1945
Bessemer City.------------------------------------ 1943
1944
Belmont

Benson---------------------------------------------

2
0
11

54
78
98

39
11

5
85
98
140
305
296
384
3
1
0
0
2

0

208,000
334,120
76,438
247,177

2
10
0
1
1
0
6

15
0
0

7
5

44
56
47

0
0
0

5

7
105
13
42

0
0

0
0

0
0

7

8,800

67,730
3,080
3,900
24,503
88,469
532,939
216,967
260,933
1,318,192

20
0
0
6
8
20

60,000

0
0
1
12

0
0
2,000

19
11

7,730
3,080
1,900
18,083
40,189
122,249
123,090
164,328
325,907

20
0
0
6

3,400
150

1
0
0
0
0

3,000

0

1
0
0

4,250
14,350
93,650

0
0

5,000

4
14
55

0
10

7
65

1943
1944
1945
Carolina Beach_______________________ 1943
1944
Chadbourne.----------- --------------------------- 1945

60
78
108
39
57
28

11,299
33,923
156,697
32,875
94,610
28,330

22
10

1943
1944
21945
♦Charlotte------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Cherryville.---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
f!1inf,nn
__________________________ H945

11,050

5

0

25
425
428
787

143,600
274,911
803,118
4,216,537

0
6
2
2

0
0

0
0

25

170,600

Concord_____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Durham_____________________ _____ — 1943
1944
1945

32
48
73
190
170
266

23,756
47,085
199,537
496,628
481,597
2,064,873

Edenton_________________ — ----------- *1943
1944
1945
Elizabeth City........................................... 1943
1944
1945
Farmville._____________________ ______ 1943
1944
1945

52
77
73
42
65
72

24,455
85,200
113,150
86,015
443,818
225,161
1,500
6,700
32,000




0
200,000

0
0
0

0

21
0
0

60,350

0

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

41,933
114,761
169,820

0
0
12

75,350

17,800
126,575
3,175
906,735

• In sample of 257 cities.

4
5

147

9

38

4
9

2
0

295

220

0
0
6,200

16,620

2

51,346
166,050
374,173
4,500

1
0

0
0
2

182,890

7

81
55
65

500

42

0
0

96

0

0
0
8,000

1,100

2

13
o

0
0
200

2,450
6,698
2,175

Brevard-------------------------------------------- U945
Burgaw.-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
Burlington.---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

Chapel Hill__________________________

0

2,090
59,300

8
1

0

26

10

12

3
9

Canton._____________________________

1,000

0
0

$8,450
3,200

312.900
41,200
223,300

5
17
0
11
11

1,800

0
0
6
6
0
0
1

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

8,120

7
0

24
1

4
16
15

184
0
0
12

i
8
21

70
2

104
3
13
10
21

13
21
0
1
6

0
0

2,310
3,100
50,400
9,280
4,000
183,530
0
0
0
0

0

16,800
120,300
0

122,953
2,000

3,000
68,310
17,750
42,750
15,300
6,250

18
41
26
30
52
2
0
0
0
2
0
2

4,110
45,180
360,290
84,597
92,605
808,755
400

4
67
72
79
275
252
277

18,770
28,540
21,702

600

0
1
0
0
0
2
6

12
0
1

48,750

46

40,490

0
1,000

5,575
2,725
781,005

0
0

3
5
37

0
0
1
2

13

902
15,410
62,150
11,650
36,310
11,650

11

25
7
8

7

0
0
0

5,000
0

4
46
63
61
22

33
6

0
0
0

12

38

4,800
0

0
0

0
0

74,450
118,212
406,568
2,348,247

14
366
363
425

30,150
155,424
389,550
1,041,130

0
0

0
0
12

0
0

0
0
1

0
0

8

26
42

4,500
39,100
27,200
68,865
15,200
43,475

23
37

0

2

4,000
19,500

3
3

3
11

3
10

1 11 months only.

4,050
17,380
88,075
58,355
346,397
1,203,659
5,600
11,850
23,700
8,875
394,698
118,115
1,500
2,700
12,500

28
31
36
112

142
120

46
53
60

0

27
1

4
22
11

40
15
5
0
6
2
2

208
0
0

3,000

15

19,206
26,980
59,112
106,533
128,600
296,254

2
8
21

29
14

14,355
34,250
62,250
8,275
33,920
63,571

0
0
0

0
0
0

11

49

8,397
15,513
26,237
3,475
15,550
1,380

5
57
63
178

3
9
16

0
11

700
450
2,777

2
0

500
2,725
52,350
331,740
6,600
564,960

o
o
3

3,870
1,670

0

72,000

g
19
4
14
55

150

39,000
1,275
7,000
827,160
95,600

0
0
2

65
2

107

2 10 months only.

3
13
10
21

13
21
0
1
6

139

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued.
SOUTH ATLANTIC STATES—Continued
All building
construction

New residential
building

Year

State and city

Number
of
buildings

North Carolina—Continued
Fayetteville.----------------------- —.............

1943
1944
1945
1943
Forest City—
________ __ _______
1944
1945
Franklin.____________________________ 1944

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

62
78
138

48

$148,494
201,831
1,105,831
2,840
6,350
124,725

107
81
119
16

Goldsboro------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Greensboro--------------------------- _--------- 1943
1944
1945
1943
Greenville-------- ---------—
----- -------1944
1945
...... ...... 1943
1944
1945
Hendersonville------------------------------------ 1943
1944
21945
—
-------- 1943
Hickory.................
1944
1945

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

800
28,825
190,875
735
115

42
44

3,000

4
18
60
9
4

442,345
20,850
86,350
1,500
15,250
561,150
3,250

42
76
90
39
47
95
5

29,967
138,379
250,760
8,518
94,964
2,547,582
2,825
17,625
44,100

166,527
102,750
333,954
3,343

61
19
37

143,327
33,800
116,250

183
154
196
268
263
496

551,861
194,554
440,585
125,839
311,561
3,591,002

62
16
32

36
61

22,130
137,010

16

74
116
34
44
65

106,950
38,850
42,100
7,575
59,847
183,179
20,285
30,125
285,665

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

826
985
958

284,631
323,025
825,341

5
9
48

4,900
3,350
116,865

0
1
0
1
1
20

-------- 1943
1944
21945
Lenoir.- ____________________________ *1943
1944
1945
Lexington...................—
— — -------- 1943
1944
1945

57
60
64

43,920
137,235
346,200

18

--------- 1943
1944
1945
1943
Gastonia.____________________________
1944
1945
Gibsonville. —......... ..... .. . — -------- 1943
1944

Hamlet. ----- . -

High Point- -.............

—

___

Hillsboro__________________ ,__ ______
Kings Mountain.---------------------------------

Kinston------

--------

—

Lincolnton..............................

....... 1943
1944
U945
Littleton__________ ____________ ____ 1943
1944
1945
Longview------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Louisburg--------------------------- -------------- 1943
1944
Lumberton---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Mflitinnw
__ 1943
1944
1945
Kfarion______________________________ 1944
1945
Marshall.- ------------ ....
.
-------- 1943
1944
Mocksville__
____
1943
1944
1945
1 11 months only.




0
0
3,500
8,000

21

20

6,000

12
18
21

0
1
0

0
0
86

71
114
36
34
42
4

8
1
2

17
23
4

2

14
19

68
2
0
0
5
13

1
1
2

3
17

3 10 months only.

8,000

0
0
0
0

0
2
2

19
139

2
0
20
11
10
5
0

Number
of
buildings

3
13

5
31

1

Valuation

238
193
177

24
49
78

10
0
0
3
2

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

$41,451
101,155
749,945
350
550
64,775

$13,079
38,375
269,942
175
5,400
54,500

Franklinton---------------------

324
320
393
13

New nonresidential
building

0
0
0
0
0

0
88,200
89,000
37,150
15,300

2

0
0
0
2

12
21
0
1
9
2
8
20
10

0
0
0
8,000

0

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

$93,964
62,301
85,944
2,315
400
5,450

62
78
138

22

22,400
40,125
26,829
2,608
2,885

61
19
43

79
62
74
227
197
262
13
24

105
16
32

20

79,549
35,325
103,475
115,821
201,347
482,270
1,925
4,505
4,710

10
2
4
0
0
3
0

7
15

0
0
3,500
0

1

5
31

0
0
0
0
0
2
2

19
147
4

0
20

1,500
24,300
350
5,015
72,350
3,725
11,400
143,890

5

17,950

4
19
61
82
24
35
23

2,500
7,225
51,332
75,829
16,560
18,725
87,975

0
0
1,000

86
73
110
0
0
0
1

42,785
57,883
388,217

737
909
804

241,296
263,567
310,324

3
3
55

3
14

1,700
41,920

3
5
14

3,700
1,350
31,285

24

3
25
32

1,300
27,600
89,000

23
17
29

20,305
88,510
250,700

31
18
3

22,315
21,125
6,500

3
29
44

82,650
30,369
52,792
642,630

30

17,400
3,000
925
73,750

53,250
2,460
24,895
365,700

3
71
50
63

24,909
26,972
203,180

30

44,951

5

1,500
1,725
29,189
1,350
1,650

29

0
0

5,000

0
0

22,021

86,714
2,250
4,150

1,200

4,600
11,255
42,400
7,600
4,800
9,650
72,800
429,210
2,900

0

5
14

3,500
35,000

14

53,800

3
3
44

550
1,575
126,800

0
0

0
0
7
1
1

8
0
0
1
1
12
11
0
0
18

3
7
36

0
0

0
0
0

10,700
40,100
500
1,800
1,600
6,700
47,700

0
0
0
0

5
7

9

0
0

5,000
300
43,660

0
0

890
5,700
43,085

0
0
1,200
100

6,390
16,400

0
0

4,200
7,400
148,800

0
0
0

7,200
18,100

0
0
0
0

27,000

9
28

0
0
8
14
20
21
2
5
7

2
3
0
1
4
11
1
0
6
4
22
2
0
0
1
6
0
0
2
2
8

0
0
0
200

0
0

1

0
0
0

0
0

4,500
4,765
25,800

0

21
17
2
5
0
0
1
1

750

3

0

4,300
52,150
223,860
2,900

0
0

3,500

22,000
0
0
1,600
6,200

20,700

2
5
8
10
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
1
0

200

0
0
0

0
0
12,000

42,561
14,596
14,440
900
2,500

0
0
100
200

6,850
4,800
1,150
13,250
56,550

0
0
0
0
0

500
1,800

0
0

500

53

10
4
0
5
17

0
0

14

0
1
0
1
1

0
0
7
1
1
5

8
0
0
1
1
12
11
0
0
2
18

7
37

0
0
0
5
7

0
0
0
0
9

140

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued

APPENDIX.

—

.

SOUTH ATLANTIC STATES-Continued
All building
construction
State and city

Number
of
buildings

1943
1944
U945
Mooresville..................... .......................... 1943
1944
1945
Morehead City.......................................... 1943
1944
1945
Morgantown_________________________

New Bern___________________________

New nonresidential
building

1943
1944
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

North Wilkesboro.-------------------------------

74
94
88

67
78
57
104
20

183
12

4
24
56
96
44
225
218

Valuation

$30,758
51,018
132,101
21,129
29,848
46,205
455,400
24,585
720,875
4,300
26,612
9,626
33,315
108,117
169,682
171,660
220,459

1943
1944
1945
Oxford.......................................... ............ 1943
1944
Raleigh--------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

123
124
372

252,754
487,639
2,505,267

Reidsville____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Roanoke Rapids______________________ 1943
1944
1945
Rockingham--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
U945

8
21

52
34
45
62
13
7
35

2,350
24,065
165,130
19,735
88,203
250,535
106,500
61,000
141,150

53
47
104

13,565
115,927
323,775

Rocky Mount________________________

1943
1944
1945
Roxboro.____________________________ 1944
1945
Salisbury------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

8
8

18
1
0

5,150
33,750
53,650
2,500
0

0
2

0
8,000

154
69
108

54,692
82,987
330,885

Sanford.-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
Shelby...... ................................................ 1943
1944
1945
Siler City.----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

16
44
73
16
83

72,000
132,700
18,369
20,753
300,800
5,000

Southern Pines..........................................

1943
1944
1945
South Port.™............................................. 1943
1944
1945
Spencer..................................................... 1943
1944

38
34
28

1
1
22

Number
of
buildings

6

9
28

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$4,400
3,080
57,725

4
2

18
14
9

200

25

61,725

2
2
2

400
700
400

2
1
2

1,700
22,972
400
15,555
48,945
54,600
88,255
42,100

4
9
6

4
24
0
2
6
0
0

15

1,000

23,900
9,400
6,500
52,875
0

700
23,800
0
0

3,125

2

2,000

142

707,100

0
0
20
1

3
18
12
1

7
1

3
29
0
0
0
2

14
19
4
35
14
3
5
10
0
0

0
6,000

2,250
33,000
25,550
0
0

62
133

1

500
13,830
88,975
5,935
51,050
106,975

7
14
19
23
27
23

0

1

600
2,750
80,150

24
18
33

4,535
98,627
197,275

28
26
42

8,430
14,550
46,350

0
2

0
8,000

32
9

6,475
27,990
124,125

0
0
122

0
0
0

72,000
103,300
0

1,900
90,000

21
0

0

4
7
4
24

24,400
6,158
3,600
176,450
5,000

0
0

0
0

51,500

3

18,850
22,950
26,100

10

29

1
2

4

3,500
12,900
14,800
800
2,400

1
0
0

8,000
0
0

4

3,900

0
0

0
0

1
1
11
0
2

350
400
16,800

5

540
3,200
30,450

1
1

3

0
0

0
0

Spindale_____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Statesville____________________ _____ 1943
1944
1945
Taylorsville_________________ — ....... 1943
1944
U945

8
8
21
0

1,790
5,425
48,250

16
78

34,667
473,393
250

Thomasville._________________________

18
16
38

5,745
14,600
102,705

0

0

3
9

6,350
15,850

19

0
0

0
0

5

40,500

0
0
1

0
0

0
0

4,000

3

0

1,800
153,680
0
200

4,500

0
0

2

9
0
12

39
1
0
0
6
1

12,000

17,500
300
2,000
8,100
0
0

0

31,067
309,713
250
0
0

835
125
78,530
0
0

32,500

3

58
56
0
2
66
10

6

4
24
0*
2.

7

0
0

99,052
36,250
697,349

20

3

3
9

0

52,500
38,900

10

15

2
2
2

2,900
50
4,300
2,500

8

7
13

19

4,500

5
1
2
1
0
66

1

4
13
103
7
144:

2,200

1,500
23,100

0
2

0
1
2

68

150,577
449,389
1,100,818

12,000

200

38
34
186
180

5
9
28.

2,940
8,826
16,760
35,272
105,682
76,905
125,484

100,000

16
38

38

8
1
20

42
60
97

69,000

0

1

7
13

$13,858
21,311
10,466
18,399
18,480
13,115
3,500
4,250
8,700

21
0

2,300
108,473

21
1

64
83
42
52
65
33

Number of
dwelling
units

Valuation

1,850
10,235
29,205
13,300
31,903
61,260
6,500
7,000
79,150

0
0

46,950
500
5,250
82,300

31

27

11
0
6

1,100




$12,500
26,627
63,910
2,530
4,789
11,190

6,579
21,900
451,900
14,335
650,450

2,400
12,300

1943
1944
1945
Valdese. ...... .............................. ............. 1943
1944
1945

Valuation

1

2

1
1
2

Number
of
buildings

4
13
103
7
145

4
7

1 11 m onths only.

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

Year

North Carolina—Continued
Monroe._____________________________

Mount Airy._________________________

New residential
building

15
9
148;
O
0
20
1

3
18
40
1

9
1

332
O
O

0
0

48,217
52,697
98,287

0
2

31
16
38

0

5,000
12,211

0
2

32

15,253
34,350

30

0
0
0

0
0
0

19

27
3
4

15,050
8,050
3,200
300

1
0
2
0
0
2

5
1
0
2
1
0
0
0
12
12
10
0
0
1

0

400
0
0

900
1,825
1 ,000 .
0

1,800

0
0

10

31
21
1

*

4
1
0
0
1
1
11
0
2

10,000
0
0
0

38

4,910
8,125
8,325

0

0
0

0
0
1

4.000

0
1
2

3
9

141

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued.
SOUTH ATLANTIC STATES-Continued*
All building
construction

New residential
building

Year

State and city

Number
of
buildings

North Carolina—Continued
Washington__________________________

Valuation

1943
1944

7
13

$2,625
32,550

1945
1943
1944
1945
Wilson......... ............................................. 1943
1944
1945

58
711
814
798
29
48
92

131,720
1,021,822
396,288
964,383
24,783
76,830
262,693

6

509
537
639

2,600
13,400
30,800
379,579
1,085,983
1,492,300

7
13
16

68,500
34,244

Williamston.. ..........................................
♦Wilmington...............................................

1943
1944
1945
♦Winston-Salem----------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
South Carolina:
1943
Ailccn
1944
1945
1943
Bamberg...................................................
1944
1945
Batesburg-------------------------- --------------- 1943
1944
1945
Windsor.____________________________

5
10

0
0
1

2,200

0
0

Number
of
buildings

2

5
18
28
10
8
1

15
33
0
1
2
2

4
98

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$1,600
4,200

4
8

28,375
49,900
17,900
24,100

13
39

200

18,200
81,700

12
12
22

0

2

3,200
4,000
14,800
440,888

3
4
36
40
62

6,000

22

50

0
0
0

4
19

7,500
20,315

10,850
13,000
23,700

3

33

13,050
30,975
51,850

1943
1944
1945
Chester™................................................... 1943
1944
1945
♦Columbia.................................................. 1943
1944
1945

534
658
1,078
9
13
33
266
231
379

1,647,998
1,189,754
2,841,978
13,145
25,665
66,875
243,476
166,309
1,243,070

21,700
15,600
61,225
755
4,390
17,675
134,400
5,175
331,705

8

87
125
197
54
39
33

2,175
1,700
40,200
43,495
63,467
79,754
176,823
15,303
56,555

52
15
75

18,541
7,285
213,548

1

1,000
20,000
20,000

_____

1944
1945
1943
1944
!1945

26
11

35
1

9
16
11

7
99
0
2
12
0
0
0

23
8
12
8

7
32
1

7

14,675
16,300

0
0
8
8

12

54
74
144
3
3

668,764
807,563
2,100,395
11,250

454
573
899
5

21,100

1
6
221

6

11

34
30
96

45,050
38,973
65,944
634,020

7

194
184

3,300
11,850
957,534
366,591
680,358
1,140
175
4,150
70,103
95,190
277,345

13,920
25,000

15

740
13,628
106,886
15,800
254,415
692

37
38

2,200

0

0

0

4

11,650
500
3,200
7,100

6

0
0
0

0
0
0

4

3

0
0
0

0
0
0
2

28,700

4
9

0
0
2,200

0
0
0
0

6

1

111
2

0
0
0
0
1
1

0
0
11

31,253
500
3,900
8,150

9,951
27,719
11,275

1,000
20,000
20,000

4
25

1

43
38
42

14,704
2,850
7,464

575
2,300
4,300
66,600

0

1,220

39
5
28

11,195
53,291
172,445
125,876
493,302
25,447
48,556
52,846

0
0

4

0
0
0
0

153,772
34,075

1,397
1,335
159,619

11

6
6

8

5
3
15

8,200

4
119

13
25

2,440
3,100
46,465

99,990
99,990

1

2,795
1,525
1,865

7

11

8

7
15
33

3

10

9,342
3,240
22,600

10

6

0

750
39,695
59,442
45,779
8,896
11,213
4,540

0
0
0

2

3,000
5,875

7

6
0
2
86
121

4
4
30
30

2

45,000

450
900
31,150
3,800
4,025
33,975
158,585
850
29,415

0

800
8,300

48
48
108
83
282
65
57
18

* In sample of 257 cities. See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.
746862°— 48— 10




14

100,240
114,160
34,700

56

200

0
0
0

0
0

Honea Path__________________________

0
2
2
2

2,300
300,254
551,465
589,572

0
0

0
0

Hartsville ___________________

6,000

0
0
1
0
2

0
0
8
8

1943
1944
Greenville.................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Greenwood___________________________ 1943
1944
*1945

2,150

1

4
471
493
479

0
0
0
0

0
0

Qafoey___________________________

4

0
0
0
0

0
0
11
21

4
4
32
46

450
4,200
22,500
75,325
519,718
461,840

21

3,000
6,244

1,000

Easley.--------------------------------------------- *1943
1944
1945
Eau Claire.---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Florence.____________________________ 1943
1944
1945

IS
28

37

27,550
333,932
258,421
378,161
17,668
21,125
134,593

1

126,850

5

27
644
782
740
16

4
3

303,700

22

5

75,795
637,990
119,967
562,122
6,915
37,505
46,400

0

41

Conway..................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Darlington................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Dillon___ ___________________________ 1943
1944
1945

0

57,800
24,800

111
2

♦Charleston.__________________________

$500

3
9

314,871
182,491
172,200

Calhoun Falls________________________

1

0

162
53
108

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

o

$525
28,350

7,700
3,200

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944

Belton---------------------------------------------

Valuation

2,000

6
6

29

Beaufort._______________________ ____

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

4

45,000
2,795
12,025
28,055

7
12

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

2

3
8
1

4
11
8

5

5
6
20

17
56
7
4
5
0
1
0
1

3

111 months only.

6,200

22,500

186
23
26

2

86

62
201

58
53
2

1,725
0

250
250
1,500
8,255
39,088
63,259
105,776
172,287
24,755
42,356
1,646

4
19

41

14
26
11

35
2

9
16
59
7
137
0
2
12
0
0
0

24
8
12
8

7
36
1

4
4
30
30
9
6

4
2

7
35
0
0
11

0

0

0

10,610

51

8,993

4

0

0
0
0

0
0
0

3

700
1,050

0
1
6

142

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued.
SOUTH ATLANTIC STATES—Continued
All building
construction
Number
of
buildings

South Carolina—Continued
Lake City......................... ........................

Valuation

1943
1944
1945

4
4
30

$4,435
16,000
102,750

__ ______ ________ - 1945
Lftticantfir , McCormick---------------------------------------- 1945
Mount Pleasant---------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

27
24
34
25
43

102,655

*1943
1944
1945
1943
North Augusta------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945

35
115

Mullins.__________________________

22,000

41,305
16,900
37,500

7

2,100

7,025
12,300'
30,913

11

0
0

0
0

3

12,500

0
1
0

7,000

78
325
315
280

1943
1944
1945
Union.______________ ______________ 1943
1944
1945
1943
West Columbia.-----------------------------1944
1945

41
61
96

1943
1944
21945
Rock Hill----------------------------------------- 1945
Spartanburg--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Sumter.------------------------------------

Number
of
buildings

0
1

16
13
3
4
12
10

4
7
21
1
0
0
2

26
14
52

162,298
159,542
272,060

9
24

3,450
5,750
107,060

19
36

10

0
0
10,000

0
0
8

1943
1944
1945
Altavista------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Amherst______________ •..____________ ... 1943
1944
1945

964
830
904

3,867,862
2,763,394
1,643,730

241
227
40

0
0

0
0

Appalachia----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Arlington------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Ashland-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

0

1943
1944
Blacksburg.---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Blackstone.__________________________ 1943
1944
1945

Bedford-------------------- ------------------------

Bristol.______________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Broadway.----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Buchanan..... ----------------------------- ----- 1943
Charlottesville._______________________

1 11 months only.




—

______

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

7
20
2,122

1,069
1,377
3
3
10

0
0

0

0

4

3,100
26,180

0
0
0

0
o
2

230,225
45,485
46,700
162,147

0
0
0

0
0
0

26
278
208
136

27,265
168,156
96,727
148,050

A
U
0
o

26
38
96
96

146,048
145,457
119,640

20

32
36

12,800
8,335
45,360

24

5,000
0

7,000
0

0

0

6,190
62,322

15
55
5

1,080,707
640,051
905,974

690
572
794

364,633
343,843
489,556

0
0

0
0
1
0
0
1

775
505
40

0

0

0
0

6,000
10,000

1
2
2

1,000
6,000
6,000

2
0
0

124,750
650

0
22,000

0
1

0
2,000

0
2
6

0
0

63

80,626
24,135
104,390

0

15,550
2,400

22

48
0
0
2
0

0
2
12
0
0
0

33
31
70

0
0

0
0

246,094
65,218
414,145
4,400

0

11
10

2,422,522
1,779,500
248,200

144,523
14,394
11,630

5,500
11,274,658
2,953,650
3,491,610
2,500
1,000

28,000
0
0

0
0

5,300
0

5

5,000
30,300
3,723,338
3,631,502
2,504,976
250
600
14,600

0
0
12

0
0
11,210

4
7
33
19
14
46
77

84
95
122
1
2

86
2
0

6

4
11

561
682
798
1
0
1

0
0

300
0
0

4,000
0

15,000
17,000
1,144,778
421,542
877,305
2,500
0
2,000

0
0

5
1
2
2
0
1

3
3,640
557
523
2
1

4

0
0

0
0

1,550
21,050
36,494
9,400
23,785

7
3
3
17
13
7

3,450
700
4,500
18,608
12,235
6,655

133
27
18

140,411
10,300
238,653
4,400

67
113
126

25,057
30,783
71,102

48

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
8

4
0

63
22

5
5

10,250
1,500

3

900

0
0
2
0

4,975
219,876
188,071

91
91
78

96,172
91,877
98,299

9
70

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

1

200

115
188

101,347
313,453
513,775

9
67

1,700
227,405

29
15
43

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

. * 10 months only.

0
0
0

0
0

4

0
0
8

123
27
18

8

6
21
1

0
0
0

0

121

77

600
4,600
• 1,800
26,526

900
3,000
3,887

7

0

7

2
2
8

12
10

0
0
0

3

2
0

200

10

24

0
0
0

5,850
25,550
199,625
36,029
42,070

176

16
3
4

0
1

0
0
0

5,550
3,600

212

10,855
9,300
38,405
1,700
7,400

0

0
0
10,000

0
0
8

260

16

7
17
28

4

4

$435
2,350

28,800
8,500
400
600
10,550

8,300

1
1

3
0
2

11,400

0
0
20,210

173
59
39

0
8
12
0
0

Valuation

4

0
0
0

3
1,477
292
457

10
10

12

$4,000
15,000
63,200

Number
of
buildings

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

1,750
28,388
2,500
15,300
7,160

52,800
16,142,774
7,006,694
6,873,891
5,250
1,600
44,600

0
0

11

Valuation

5

133,350
1,650

27

37

60,550
55,795
262,658
196,950

0
0
8

3

1
2
6

26
36
93
92

1943
1944
1945

2

3
9

318,040
269,436
406,085
507,147

6
11

3

2

0
1
0

12
0
0
0

0
0
10

1,300
1,525
7,500
500

7
4

0
0
0

0

0

A le x a n d ria .------------------------------------------------------------

63,000
4,200
2,500
14,600
19,550

1

3
12

0
0
0

0

11,040
116,890
2,500
15,300
18,560

Virginia:

0

$1,000
37,200

7,500

0

West Greenville----------------------------------

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0
0
1

27
79
5

-..

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

Year

State and city

Chase City.______

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

0

1

143

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued.
SOUTH ATLANTIC STATES—Continued

Year

State and city

Number
of
buildings

Virginia—Continued
Chatham------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

1

$5,750
400
10,000

Number
of
buildings

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$5,000

3

$750

0
2,000

0
1

5,000

0
1
1

3
3

1,500
2,900

3
3

0
0
10

0
0

1
0
1
2

350
6,450
350

3
7

75
157

Colonial Heights.______________________ 1943
1944
1945
Covington----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
Crewe______________________________ 1943
1944
1945

165
29
30
16
9

261,280
40,550
39,935
1,325
2,895

0
1
2

17,200
4,600

Culpeper------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Damascus___________________________ 1943
1944
Danville.____________________________ 1943
1944
1945

19
29
27

21,000

0
1

38,980

3

250
13,475

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

202,460

Colonial Beach.................... ...................

1943
1944
1945
Falls Church............................................. 1943
1944
1945
Farmville.________________________ .... 1943
Emporia.____________________________

Franklin_______________ ______________ 1943
1944
1945
Galax----------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Hampton------------------------------------------ U943
1944
1943
1944
1945
Hillsville.................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Hopewell-------------------------- -------------- 1943
1944
1945

Harrisonburg.________________________

1943
1944
1943
1944
Luray.---------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

6

9
8
2

38
68

0

10,170

0
0
0
0

4,000
0

7

1,300
50
1,435
490
1,075

70
16
17
9
3

10,980
4,500
5,100
835
1,820

0

0
0
0

0
0
0

9,960
15,700

2

83
12

7
0
0
0
0
1

6
0
1
1

17,200
600

3
4
5

5,050
15,495

16
24
19

0
0

0
0

22,507
43,842
320,869

277
273
216

80,544
104,110
264,857

7
7
52

17
14

16
13
18

1,685
4,850
63,235
9,022
20,685
135,215

40
53
58

22,230
8,955
7,060
20,216
31,176
68,838

17
42

0
0
102

210

10,010
0
0

-0
1

3
0
0

99

23

400
18,800
169,500
7,500
179,000

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

19
16

1
2

650
400
34,300

3
4
5

465
171,900
50,150
2,450
5,800
82,510
103,674
335,320

15

19
44
104
74

4,965
180,175
88,370
4,925
12,950
109,125
154,424
375,968

88
66

3,850
7,875
3,920
2,475
3,450
8,415
50,000
38,648

10
0
6
12
1
1

103
71
107
4

24,740
38,325
213,544
1,070

81
45
60

19,015
17,215
62,054

3
19

0
0
0

0
0
0

9

68

20
12

0
11

90
69
115

0

90,500
18,062
20,127
184,334

9

1,280
6,580
26,125

11

13
280
294
528
15
9
17
68

59
149

0

70,682
113,426
736,306
2,365
12,125
57,250
29,180
555,324
620,285

2

9
0
6
12
1
1
1

3
16
1
0

3
0
1

29

2,250
6,000

0

65
75
12
8
20

0

6

3,700
18,200
750

4
19
15
7

2,000
200

21

600
82,900

23
31
3

200
0

29.000T
0

1,400
134,500

15
8

9

0

61,500
4,050
615
14,665
0

11

10
6
6

9
13

75
60
77

14,012
18,112
35,169

0
1
0
0

0
1,000
0
0

0
0
0

0
2
0
0
6

2,500
12,300

5
4

3,275
13,150

3
4
4

280
805
675

0

0

3,645
225,435

58
34
59
7
5

10,681
11,997
201,753
865
925

222

5
50

255
419
7

60,001
97,784
309,118
1,300

22,100

1
6

7,350
530,273
286,520

58
46
40
0
1
1

0
2
0
0
0
2

5

1

3
5

0

0
8

5,525
20,510
68,590
870

7,200

200
11,000

33,000

0
2

0
1,000

6
10
11

75

297,750

34

6,500
0
0
1,000

0

0

0

0

0

0

9
9
1,567
1,303
1,531

6,905
24,700
1,874,932
1,485,082
1,420,$34

3
4
171
9
34

4,500
15,500
889,807
30,300
85,156

5
4
167
208
242

1,405
4,200
510,795
1,086,718
852,945

* In sample o f 257 cities. See text and tables, pp. J2 to 10.




12
1
6

4
14

7
42

0
0

♦Newport News____

0
0
0
0
1

249,000
36,000
33,400

2

0
2

14,700

1943
1944
1945
_____...... 1943
1944
1945

7

27
62
70
132

23,915
14,205
89,095
198,738
59,361
383,053

5

----

12

3

145
800
35,950

0
200

3
3
0
0
10

29
24
38
98

0
0

—

83

11

0

800
1,350
330
28,146
7,245
12,488
32,685

1
0
2

7
7
50

0

-

2

14

5,810
1,900
1,800
23,800

0

0

$400
3,000

105,301
153,952
788,186

Leesburg.------------------------------------------

Narrows--------

4

0

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

386
345
341

Lexington.___________________________

♦Lynchburg --------------------------------- ----- 1943
1944
1945
Manassas.___________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Martinsville.- ...
......... 1943
1944
1945

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

1
0
2

1,850
10450
1,700
330
34,156
9,290
15,088
92,435

Clifton Forge.________________________

1943
1944
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

4
4

Valuation

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

All building
construction

1 11 months only.

1,229
1,086
1,255

0
2

2

23
1

3

1

1
0
0
1

29
0
2
0
0
0
2
6
0

5
50
1

200

3

2,150
21,830
24,051
36,015

6
0
2
86

0
1,000

0

5,000
474,330
368,064
482,533

3
4
360
12

34

144

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943, 1944, and 1945 Continued.

APPENDIX.

—

SOUTH ATLANTIC STATES-Continued
All building
construction
Year

State and city

Virginia—Continued
♦Norfolk._____________________________

Number
of
buildings

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

1943
1944
1945

1,128
860
1,146

$7,396,573
9,659,036
5,653,611

427
13
81

$2,579,258
45,300
267,850

216
281
397

$3,277,727
8,685,483
3,801,411

485
566

Norton______________________________ 1944
Orange______________________________ 1943
1944
l 1945
Pennington Gap______________________ 1943
1944
1945

12

4

65,000

0

0
0

0
0

3
1

5,200

5

24,965

2,000

0
0

0
0

7

14,050

0
0
2,000

4
4

8

8
0
1
1
0
0
1

7,200
0
1,000

4

72,200
900
1,150
40,165
800

4

9,900

1943
1944
1945
Phoebus_____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
♦Portsmouth__________________________ 1943
1944
1945

35
49
55
50
61
47
595
316
399

108,910
42,520
158,048
11,288
32,675
27,489
5,645,287
883,256
1,219,767

12

80,676
20,640
100,655

4
346
16
52

Pulaski...................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Quantico------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Radford..................................................... 1943

13
27
78
4
5

9,706
60,250
357,405

5
7
25

8,100

2
1
1

♦Petersburg.__________________________

Richlands._ -------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
♦Richmond----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
♦Roanoke.____________________________ 1943
1944
1945

3
2
10

10

48

14,000
26,300
20,791

1,232
2,311
3,131
490
564
747

700
2,950
66,775
1,408,731
2,558,488
7,769,811
153,066
321,321
1,240,900

1943
1944
1945
South Boston............................................. 1943
1944
1945
South Hill----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

34
23
39

11,366
53,750
108,484

72,500

South Norfolk.________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Staunton............. ...................................... 1943
1944
Strasburg.----------------------------------------- 1943
1944

1
0

2,500

15
76
16

44,250
18,163
75,185
75
25,325

Salem........................................................

Suffolk______________________________

1943
1944
1945
Tappahannock........................................... 1943
Vinton.......... ............................................ 1943
1944
1945
Warrenton................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Waverly.................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Waynesboro.___________________ _____ 1943
1944
1945
West Point__________________________

1943
1944
Williamsburg.______________________ __ 1943
1944

♦ In sample o f 257 cities.




2
11
20

0
1

5
0
0
8

1
10

70
81
120
2

28
26
21

4
2

4
6
10
10

36
17
67
59
41
22

16

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

0

250
46,650
0
0

0

25,685
91,220
167,385
665
6,618
6,340
27,592
9,000
26,000
19,600
1,982
11,635
18,195
29,040
4,340
166,170
6,660
17,940
52,172
4,503

0

4
8

4
2

4
2

4
8

40
210

793
0
6

95

0

3,925
31,880
2,500
1,400
8,300
2,956,750
14,325
473,150
3,646
5,500
51,700
5,500
6,000

1,600
725
700
2,300
11,600
127,400
864,900
4,499,998
0

12,700
497,237

0
1
8
0
0

26,700

3

6,190

0
0

4

0
0
12,000

0
0

0
0

0
200
0
0

13

38,250

0
0
0
6

0
0
0

24,000

0

0

7
29

9,350
86,250
615

1
1
2
2

200

400
23,897

2
0
0
0

5,000

3
4
9

900
6,720
2,350

0
0
0

19
20
1
1
11

98
114
149
4
7
33
1
1
2
20
0

0

7

650
54,675
604,885
491,700
1,596,730
38,410
84,496
438,691

11

84
188
294
82
63
93
8
10
10
0
0
2
0
0

1,026
22,450
34,350

3

60,000

1
0
2
6

2,500

15
1
1

36
47
60
1

15
1

7
0
2

4
1

5
1
11

200

4
10

2
0

400

3

28,700

10
6
12

1

1,000

5

0

700
10,800
2,306,741
413,837
370,140
2,610
50,735
287,740
800
3,000
5,700
11,641

80,800

1

24

200

1 11 months only.

0
0

40,460
0
0

0
6,000

668

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

Valuation

$1,539,588
928,253
* 1,584,350

943
13
84

0

8
0
1
1
0

900
150
10,000

800

8
2

2,150

23
26
27
45
58
32
151
186
198

28,234
17,955
25,513
8,588
30,575
8,389
381,796
455,094
376,477

4
13

3,450
4,015
17,965
1,800
5,000
19,000
8,425

20
1

3
7
24
0
0
1

1,108
1,913
2,044
408
495
559
26
12
21
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0

2,000

0
0

500
676,446
1 ,201,888
1,673,083
114,656
224,125
304,972
10,340
31,100
47,434

a
l
0

4
8

4
2

4
1,401
16
51
57
25
1
2
2-

4
2

4
7
40
209
1,0660
6

103
O

250

1
8
0
0

0
0
0

0
0

0

3

500

4

0
0
0

13

0
0

1,675
38,485
75
175

70
3

1,150

0
0
0
6

12,670
72,070
49,635
50
5,045
3,200
955

34
27
31

13,015
9,800
31,500

7
29

0

2
0
0

4,000

5

1,950
600
1,475
2,390
3,640
30,620

26,000
19,600
32
10,135
10,000

24,300
500
54,750
1,585
7,025
20,707
1,325

1
0

0
12

23
12

2

5
16
12

33
47
35
7
10

16,488
36,700
0

0

1,373
2,740
2,740
0
0

4,675
10,915
2,765
2,178

0

1
1
2:
1
2
0
0
0

3
4
9
1

28
2
0

3
1

145

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 194S— Continued.
SOUTH ATLANTIC STATES-Continued
New residential
building

All building
construction
State and city

Virginia—Continued

West Virginia:

Year

Number
of
buildings

1943
1944
1945

16
16
63

$4,871
11,573
343,550

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944

2
2
2

6,000

3
11

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
*1945
1943
1944
1945

0
2
2

Hinton--------------------------------------------Hollidays Cnve...........................
♦Huntington---- ---------------------------..-----Iaega----------------------------------------------

Kennya

.................... ............ ......

PfpySAr
Kimhall

______

5,200
79,000

1
0
0

1,000
0
0

3
9

2,800
14,900

0
2
0

4,000

23
39
80
4
2

3
0
0
1
2
12

0

1
1
2
0
1

5,000
4,500
3,500

0
0
2

1,275

1
0
0
1
0

200
0
0
0

3

400

0
0
1
2
12

2
1
2

87
89
99
7
3

9,201
30,816
254,700
990
660
4,300

298
332
431

1,675
1,885

32
43
74

4,220
5,737
48,460

3
3
19

600
750
19,450

15
15
18

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

905

1,425,734
401,051
2,653,818

24
5
66

19,453
5,350
382,000

0
0
0

105
56
125

0
1

0
200

14
9
4
64
3

36,400
27,000

23
14
32
3

97
4

24,227
67,667
165,210
30,410
15,331
263,641
850

1
22

115,000

9

7,600

0
2

15

4

0
2
0

200
0
0

1,400

0

0
0
0

1
0
0

17

2,000

0
0
0

0
0

14
7

3,500
1,600
10,820
140,500
0
1,000

10

8,200

1

193,815
600

5

0
21,100

1
1
11

14
25
37

1,945
3,102
7,010

3
3
13

0
0
0

0
0
0

1,195,754
35,018
1,545,303

776
1,049
1,364

210,527
360,683
726,515

0
0
0

1,379
24,360
70,965
550

127
136
148
9
15
28

22,848
43,107
57,845
2,860
6,931
10,726

77,900

0
0
2

16,000

5,900
2,500
4,728
48,502
183,415

30
27
45

22,000
0
0
0

200

59,100
250
2,000

3

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
1
0

109,559
788,160
1,036,113

3
4
3
98
177
402

0
0
0
6

1
0
0

1,200
0
0

2
0
0

538
5,100
7,500
86,475
136,008
644,146
550

7
31
16

5
45
26

0
1

0
6,000

0

0

1

4

113,800

0
0
0

0
0
0
1
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0

0
0
0
1
0

0
0
0

1
0
1

200
0
20,000

38
159

6,095
100,090
419,600

75
56
143

1
0
0

200
0
0
0
2,000

30,000

738
5,100
27,500
202,129
1,024,258
2,099,859
1,950

0
0

0
0

12

20,800
59,900
49,400
920
11,825
8,450

0
1
11
0
1

0

0

0

6,200
0

4

5,000

4

5,000

77
53
7
23
9

0
0
0
8

3

0
10

0
0
0
0
0

3
25
25
60

4
4
4
181
271
704
4

0
1

19
9
7
64
3

7

900
1,545
131,510
43,350

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

25
5
67

7
41
27

12

7
41
27

500

0
0

0
2
1

1,700
4,600
9,154
4,813
73,072
150
4,650

0

8,000

0

2

6

15,427
184,825
299,837
150
124,450

850

100

23
41
80
4

31

1

3

11

0
0
0
2
0

60

1
0
0

500
65,201
68,544
211,919
430
1,300
13,650

62
93
132
1
12

0
100
0
0

1
2

25

3
9

11

6
22

$81
3,923
33,200

900

19

0
2
1

21
20

0
0

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

0
1
0
0
1

3,650
35,230
223,804
975
750
1,400

31

150
151
194

0

3,500

1

5
16

12,500
2,498
8,040
61,382
2,300
1,320
2,325

0

1943
1943
1944
1943
1944

1943
1944
11945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944

$4,590
2,450
231,350

100

1,110

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

14
9
29

4,000
76,002
110,180
607,119
1,420
2,960
19,350

* In sample o f 257 cities. See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.




$200

18

1

1,555

,

1
2

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

3
387
433
561
8
8

Elizabeth------------------------------------------

...............
........................ ...........

600

10

♦Clarksburg.---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Diinbar
__ ______________
1943
1944
1945
East Rainelle._______________ _________ 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
F*irmnnt._______ ___ _______________ _ 1943
1944
1945
....... ..... ..
FnllftnnlkAA
1944
1945

3

18

1943
1944
1945
Cameron____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
♦Charleston.---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

0

14

46
46

Buckhannon--------------------------------------

4,600
3,500
2,800
19,300
4,000
12,500
7,423
43,470
285,186
3,275
2,130
3,725

102

Berkeley Springs.--------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

(rftssaway
(rrAiitavillA

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

350
0

0

6

1,500

13
5

19.750
37.750
8,500
670
6,625
1,450

0
0

0
0

1 11 months only.

6

1

9
1
0
0

0
0

0
2

0
2

40
160
1
0
0

1,050
20,150
10,900
250
3,700
800

0
1
11
0
1

0
0

0

3
4

146

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued.

APPENDIX.

—

SOUTH ATLANTIC STATES-Continued
All building
construction
Year

State and city

Number
of
buildings

New residential
building

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

New nonresidential
building
Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

West Virginia—Continued
Lewisburg------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Logan------------------------ ----- ---------------- H943
1944
1945
1943
McMechen.---------------------------------------1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
Marlinton......................------ . 1943
1944
1945
Martinsburg--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Mannington.--------------------------------- -—

Milton---------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
Morgantown-------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Moundsville—_ ---------—--------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Mullens----- --- ----------------------------------- 1943
1944
Nutter-Fort.--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Parkersburg.—------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1943
1944
1945
PineviUe.------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Princeton____________________________ 1943
1944
1945

Philippi--------------------------------------------

2

5
16
3
7
20
2
0
0

0

3

1,250
4,000

6
0
0
6

165
166
289
0
1

0
1,000

105
71
89
114
111

237
6

4
20

16
29
169
263

Wellsburg

1 11 months only.




A

20

22

23
5
1
0
11
1

$450

4

9,100

1

200
0

O
4

0

4,600
2,900

0
0
0

2
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
12,000
0

0

0

3

1,250
4,000

6
0
0
1

0
0

0
0
200

1
2

$1,000
1,500
5,200

0
0

6
0
0

0
0
11,000
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

4

/.

57

76
60
70

33,037
87,622
237,618

l
89
104
162

3,000
15,039
17,708
57,683

0
0

0
0

0
1

0
1,000

0
0

249,997
28,991
110,256
21,252
41,160
195,600

40

183,900
4,850

17
14
18
19

4,669
5,772
51,066
3,475
5,375
57,005

0
0

48
55
71
95
98
191

61,428
18,369
59,190
17,777
34,235
71,545

1,100
10,000

5
3

100

2,500

0
0

0
0

0
0
10

3

4,050

0
1

0

2,530
2,410
12,792
94,851
110,374

2
0
0
2
22

3

27
60

1
0

400
233,450

6
2

21,000

10
12

Thomas--------

0
0
0
0
0

7

18

1943
1944
1945
----------- 1943
1944
U945
1943
1944
1945’

7
12
0
0
0

1

3

1943
1944
1943
1944
1945
............ .............. 1943
1944

Terra Alta.-------------....------------------------

0

$4,200
29,500
550
2,800
59,200

8
2

0
2

Romney.-------------------------------------------

St. Marys------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
South Charleston--------------------------------- 1943
1944
Spencer--------------------------------------------- 1944
1945

0

3

2,275
14,780
23,600
1,300
50

7
13
21

Sabraton------------------------------------------.

0
0

15,200
48,076
105,730
528,751

15

St. Albans.... —

0
0

0

1943
1944
1945
Ravenswood..------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Ridgley------------------------------------------ — 1943
1944
Hanson---------------------------------------------

$1,450
5,700
43,800
750
2,800
74,800
2,900

0
0

1,550
67,050
1,000

1,400
0

4
7
10

0
0

0
0

0

4
14

9,000

0

0

9,200
100,700

5,895
67,085
364,655
750

0

0

4
5

21,300
7,400

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

2,270
6,005
3,580
10,700
20,525
89,300

3
23
29

6,900
7,500

5
34

945
50

1
1
10
1

4

21,150
24,225
126,488

200
0

11

24

3

11

9
12

13
16
4
0
0
8
0

7,500
1,085
60
4,285
36,838
10,835
1,815
5,600
4,100
1,300
0
12,000

20,350
11,175
18,375
4,545
9,175
355,755
550

15
23
146
233
3
4
7
0
1
0
6
11

17
3
5

0
0

50
0

0
0

505

3

0

1

440
50

655
4,000
880
4,200
4,025
76,300

12
8

1,615
2,005

200
200
0

0
100
0

0
1

0
200

135
31
45

468,834
21,395
49,200

1
0

42

34

7

180,025
1,500
16,750

245,514
525
14,600

59
27
30

43,295
19,370
17,850

0
8

0

0

7,590

0

0

0

3

2,800

4

4,290

‘ 0
1

800
600
3,000
400

0
0
1
0
0
1
1
1
1

0
0

0

0
0

0
2
0
0
0

1,500
3,000
500
5,000

7
3
3
23

1
2
1
1
0

15
7
13
776

0

62,954
9,950
25,850
1,822,623

2

3,000

2
8
0

600
0
0
0

13,900
6,500
1,100

1,250,600

1,200

45
52

500
3,300
13,000
16,200

1
6

2
0
0
2
22

5
3
0
0

3

4
0
0
2
0

18
5

0

4

0
0

40

1,350
36,610
1,500

0
0

6
11

0

60

5
40

4,000

6,000

13,200

7
0
2

800
3,850
7,413

2
1
1
0

3

0
0
0
0
0

0
2

0
0

7

0
0
0

460
2,280
12,000
0

100
200

1
1

6
2

7
18

0
1

20,200

9
23
49
53

0
0

3
8
2

1,445
2,350
4,457
58,013
98,139

0
0
2
2
6
0
1

1,500

0

0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
2
6
0
1
0
0

46
2
6
0

500

3

1
0
0
1
0

800

7
3
9
752

47,554
450
24,250
567,023

0
0
1
0
0
1
1
1

0
0

400
0

1

147

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued .
SOUTH ATLANTIC STATES-Continued
New residential
building

All building
construction
Year

State and city

West Virginia—Continued
♦Wheeling------------------------------------------

1943
1944
1945
Williamson.----------------------------- -------- 1943
1944

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

556
484
776

$290,911
448,870
1,882,623

1
6

4,000

1,000

Number
of
buildings

1
1
1
1

5

New nonresidential
building

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Additions, alterations,
and repairs
Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

$3,000
1,900
5,000

23
9
23

$48,275
105,000
1,250,600

532
474
752

$239,636
341,970
567,023

1,000

0
0

0
0

0
1

0

1
1
1
1

600

5

3,400

EAST SOUTH CENTRAL STATES—Continued
ibama:
Albertville.----------------------------------------

1943
1944
Anniston------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

Auburn.-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
U945
] 3 fvf,pryrv.rti*
... ......... ...... ............ 1943
1944
H945
♦Birmingham--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Brewton.------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
Brighton.------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Clanton-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
Cullman.------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Decatur-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Dora._______________________________ 1943
1944
Eufaula-------------------------------------------Eutaw.--------------------------------------------Fairhope.------------------------------------------

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944

2

18
185
57
154

26,500
479,097
118,200
211,450

7
53

0
12

7,301

0
0
1

0
0
1,000

0
0
1

0

0
0

0
1
22

0
0

0
0

6,800
22,639
28,182
22,495
1,704,158
2,190,937
2,929,648

7
17

7,500
34,500

4
12

12

36,560
38,120
149,650
819,054
61,960
274,043

0

27
41
213
67
113

3
25
190
29
54

3,300
96,850
506,351
6,455
74,728

4
4
9
39

35,475
26,075
50,300
297,350
52,100
193,265

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

20
0
0

86

19,394
42,207
28,294
965
11,500
16,350
62,234
42,308

4
5
5

1,200

2,490
3,450

2
2

4,200
2,600
4,000
500

80
75
42
3

0

6
8

82
52
4
6
10

106
86
11
2

4
10

1,192
1,021

1,237
1,138
1,427
1,658

16
35
64
100

58
128
352

0

0
0
1

48
25
0
2

12,000

150
25,500

5
36

1,050
7,022

4,500

1
2
0
0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

3

20,000

4

0
0
0
0
12,000

3,000
2,500

12

1,085
8,745
2,500
15,353
3,405
6,050

3
24
190
29
59

0
0

0
0

13,994
37,117
20,844
465
11,500
11,350
8,984
8,535

4
5
5

4,900
3,700
0
0
0

0
0
1,000

47,500
24,625
0

5,000
450,882
429,475
626,120

10
21

5

1
0
1
20

31
2
0

4,000
5,750
9,148
50,500
0

4,000

149

500
2,500
23,340
112,600

17
63

27,817
126,845

0
12
22

5,765
21,550

0
2

0
200

5
468
308
250
79
383
•376

0

0

3,000
4,500
2,950
1,185,502
237,449
357,898
26,075
1,483,361
1,042,490

1
0

4
0
0

3
44
58
188
6
8

105

4,400
200
0

1,750
0
0

3,870
1,184,654
645,954
1,964,870
80,893
80,305
1,952,328

1

2,000

0

0

1

2,000

9
31

58,750
98,500

4
29

5,500
88,500

4

52,500

2

10,000

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

0
1

2,035,676
923,801
1,885,627

43,105
2,700

0

2
2

0
0
1

378
389
516

3

0
2

1
2
86

57
157

8

8

108,148
1,478,047
1,122,805

0
2

2

18
212

3
71
58
56
5,560
6,208
6,157

3

9
30
83

243
251
307

0

0
0

11
8
0
0
0

3,000
5,400
7,520
2,961,406
1,296,591
3,736,053
284,097
1,822,150
3,616,055




0
0
22,000

0
0
0

6,100

2

* In sample of 257 cities.

2,301

4,000

36,222

13,945
19,990
530,130
639,618
1,383
11,602
25,200

1944
1945

0
10

0
0

0
0
0

53
73
343
433
16
33
29

----- 1943

0
0

158,441
147,329
680,986
950

17
46

Homewood.-------------- ~----- ------------------- 1943
1944
1944
1945
Irondale.------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

Oneonta.... ....

800
65,300
6,875
191,500
45,075
33,651
92,682
821,014

0
0

282
256
584
3

114
125
164
5,996
6,725
7,025

52,650
5,000
574,515
1,922,601
1,850,663
7,534
20,875

Leeds------- ------ -------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
♦Mobile........ ...... ................ ...... ................ 1943
1944
1945
♦Montgomery------------._
----------- 1943
1944
1945

0
1

0
0

566,275
131,821
612,396

800
94,100
72,619
222,382
79,570
3,773,485
3,207,420
5,636,289

312
302
439
41
49

Huntsville-----------------------------------------

0
0
11

2,000

26,500
1,203,813
397,350
1,504,832
950

1943
1945
Gadsden.------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Greenville.----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
Flomaton.-----------------------------------------

2,000

2

18
478
320
791
3

1 11 months only.

1
8
20

7
13
17

38
30
9

2,150

27
35
64
111

60
129
354
11
8
0
0
0

4
0

0
0
0

54
25
0
2

0

0

60

15,485
15,079
101,738
7,534
12,475

236
251
307

13,245
17,490
478,973
400,173
1,383
5,637
1,900

1
2
86

21

49
41
45
51
71
240
221

16
19
3
0
2
2

680
655
799
1,053
1,036
1,177
0
1
0

0

900
700
591,250
413,188
1,413,285
177,129
258,484
621,237
0

750
0

0
2

152
0
12
22
2
2

4
621
310
270
79
431
356
0

4
29

148

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued.
EAST SOUTH CENTRAL STATES-Continued
All building
construction
Year

State and city

Number
of
buildings

Alabama—Continued

1943
1944
1945
Selma_______________________________ 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
Tarrant City
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

4
18
28
149
151
214
38
50
67
142

1943
Troy ... .
1944
1945
Tuscaloosa.---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Tuscumbia. _
...
----- 1943
1944

99
77
42
50
37
387

P ie d m o n t ___ _______________ ____________

Union Springs________________________
Kentucky:
Anchorage--

,

-----------------------------________ _____ ____

Bellevue._____

1943
1944
1945
1943
1943
1944
1945
1944
1945

122

192
0
2

17

100

4
2
3

12
0
11

18
18
40
62

Valuation

$1,235
3,550
17,200
37,924
80,725
201,541
7,075
53,283
210,050
28,300
32,750
82,800
0

8,500
23,500
202,183
47,763
232,099
130,743
464,061
1,930,691
238,361
24,971

Falmouth________ .
Fort Thomas
Frankfort.

.. ___

.

_________ 1943
1944
.
_________ 1943
1944
1945
„„ .... ._ . .... 1943
1944
1945

Georgetown______________________
Glasgow..

1943
1944
*1945
....... 1943
1944
1945

4,775
3,050
8,800
27,345
3,165
587,725
238,361
3,000

3
3
15
9
319
100
2

9
9
25

3,436
19,200
214,965

11

86,668

0

16
31

434,179
1,259,746

0
2

0

21,971

0
0
0
0
0
0
0

1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1

250,660

3

1,425

0
1
0
0
0
1
2

0
200
0
0
0
100

9

0
2 ,220,000

500
100

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

6,500

37

4
15
9
321

0
0

0
0

100
2

1
1

12

1,750
1,500
2,500

0
2

0
0
11

0
0

0

0

0

2

11 690
950
13,510
27,133
43,399

3

58,550
170,500
525
5,500

0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1

7

0
0
0
0
0
0

500

7

7
38
60
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1

500
400
1,500
300

12

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

66
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
1
2

0
0

0

400
1,050
2,035
1,550
23,350
18,255

0
0

5
26
14
4
12
20

4,815
9,995
5,580
1,775
5,940
127,655

0

1
0
0
0
0

2,000
0
0
0
0

5

30,255

0
0
1

3

3

0

23
5
9

18,300

15
10

1,500

22,100
0
0

4

0
2
22
0
0

18,000

14

0
0
0
0

17
77
26
27
32

1
0

4,280
2,050
36,100
700
1,895

6,500

1

15
21
12

5

800
4,400

0
0
0
0
0
0
0

2,000

80
65
14
24

193,972
25,513
8,334
16,730
26,717
83,220

16
11

1
2

8,500

500
8,500
5,300
85,000
142,305

0
1,000
0

122
12

0
0

3

1

0
1
0

131
125

500

0
0
0
0
0
0
0

3

142
119
165

3

1
0
0

0
0
1
0
0
0
0

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

$400
375
600
34,755
34,599
62,449
1,875
1,318
2,538
28,300
30,200
39,500

1
2

499

0
0

5,215
11,045
7,615
3,325
29,290
164,210

Valuation

0
0
0
0
2 ,220,000

8,500

4
5
23

7,500
3,850

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1

0
0
0
0
0
0

3

2

0
1
2

2
2

0

0
0
6

36

1,500
14,300

0
0

6,380
17,400
81,545
47,836
73,863
6,500

20

5

0
0

14
25
64
49
75

28
17
7

0

4,300
11,275
10,400

6,400

* In sample of 257 cities. See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.




10

5,736
174,482

0
1

4
5
4

5

1
0
0
0
0

19,650

7
24

15,990
70,775
194,410
27,658
48,899

1,825
1,500
500

-------- 1943
1944
1945
•Covington_____ . .... —
.. .
___ 1943
1944
Dayton.-------- . .... — . ----- -------- 1943
1944
1945
Eminence. .... _____ __ _____
___ 1943
1944
1945

0
0

15

0

0

7,500

....

1,050
29,000

0

6

0

4

.

0

9
15

$360
175
2,800
869
41,651
45,294

2
1

4

0

3

Corbin.____

0
2
22
0
0

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

7,000
5,800

Carlisle._____________________________

1
1

17
77
26
27
32

$475
3,000
13,800
2,300
4,475
93,798
5,200
46,229
33,030

Number
of
buildings

4

250,660

499

1

15
21
12

Valuation

0
2

1
0
0
0
0
0
0

1
2
0

Number
of
buildings

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

3,250
8,500
26,300

Bowling Green.-------------- --------------------- 1943
1944
Brodhead___ —
-----—
___ 1943
1944
1945
Bromley. ..
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
Carrollton----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
Cloverport_____
.... ------------------ - 1943
1944
11945

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

3

3
8
12

0
0

0

4

5,000
5,300

1
0

0
8

0

5

26,000

10

3

1 11 months only.

500

500
3,500
0

85,000
86,050

1
1
1
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

3

5,900

4

1,300
10,950
23,345
47,136
71,968

11

27
44

0
0
0
0
0
0

0

4

5
4
0
0

0
0
0
0

487
1
0
0
1
1

14
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
3

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
0
0
1

4
0
8

149

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued.
EAST SOUTH CENTRAL STATES—Continued

Year

State and city

Kentucky—Continued

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

1943
1944
U945

25
9
25

$2,350

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
U945
Hopkinsville._________________________ 1943

12
11
12
0
0
2

17,200
17,200
79,800

61

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944

0
0
0
0
0
0
2
2

1943
1943
1944
21945
1943
1944
1945

0
0

0
0

4
7
939
825
869

3,200
56,300
214,498
308,692
2,873,323

0
1

0

I r v in e

______ __________________ _

...........

LaV^nde

London

... ...T__ - - __ —........ 1943
1944
____ _______ —......... 1943
1944
1945
.... . .............. ......... ..... . 1943
1944
1945

•Louisville
Loyn.1

L u d lo w

Mftrion
MftymHIie

............... ...............

1943
1944
1945
U945
____ __________ ___
_____ __
___
____ 1943
1944
1945

*W«wpoH-.

___ ,

P flin ts v ille

- ... ...

---- ------ ---- ------

------------- --------- ------------ ..

Pftrifl

Pgi-lrTTill*

__________________ ____

---

'Pfl.eeland

R ie h m o n d ..

% «u >11

. ,

--------------------

____ _____ ____________________

---- ------- -------------

__ _____
T^orf. M ifn b e ll

____ _

_________ _____________

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
21945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

1,173
1,007
1,207
11

9
20

5
3

0
0

7,500
115,551
0
0
0
0
0
0

250
3,500

4,000
4,470,716
4,612,548
7,993,720
2,000

39,850
38,000
1,125

0
0
10

7
6
2
0
0
2
12

19
7

85,900
1,730

0
2
0
0
11

0

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

23
25

1943
1944
1945
1944
1945

0
0
0
1
2

0
0

5
2
8
20
10

9,500
0
0

93,750
0
0
2,000

600
119,328
306,509
3,065
12,250
8,201
0
0
0

900
32,000

2
1
8
0
0
0

0
1
0

7

34

49,193

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1

0
0
0
0
866

0
0
0
0

0
0
1

191,347
296,438
536,860

1
0
21

87,970
0

4,000
1,287,461
609,925
984,250
0

0
0

3
2

72
62
93
0
0

284
349
493
0

2,500

4

0

2

0
0

9,800
8,000
0
200
0

3
2

4
3
5
5

17
31
61

0
0

0
0

0
0
11

0
0

0
0
1,200

44,000
22,951
12,254
2,248,493

3

5

0
0

538,026
633,287
304,145

613
259
302

2,000

0
1
0

0

4
18

525
600
1,050
16,000
850

4

1,000

58,287
255,780

0
0
0
0

32,000

0
0
0
0
0

1 11 months only.

3
0
0
0
12

0
0

0
0

71,300
630
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0

0
6
6

5,898
17,240
199,118

0
0
0
0

4

2
1

35
35
40
38
42

68,200

0
0
0
0

11
0
2
0

11

33,650
17,000

150

2,900
12,875

0
1

0
0

394
430
463

91,000

0
0

5

0
0

0
0
0
0
1

9,500

763
756

0
0
0

2,645,229
3,369,336
6,705,325

0
0
0

9,500
19,975
134,830

10,300

250
3,000

2,500

14
30
70

0
0

0
0
0

2
0
0
0

1

8
8

0
0
0
0
2

1,000

600
2,500

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0

6
0
0
0

0
0
10

58,258

0
0
0

3

3
4

$1,170
1,585
625

0
0
0
0
0
0
2
1

28,000

0
0
0
0

1,200

1,500
73,000

4
5

15

4

3

11

0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
2
0
0
8

$1,180
6,625
1,450

Valuation

8,100

0
0

7,500

200
0

495
228
251

Number
.o f
buildings

Valuation

Number of
new ianuiy
dwelling
units

6
2
0
0
2
12

12,300

0
0

0
0

15,000
15,100
4,300

5

0
0

0
0

10

1
0
20

0
0

28,000
63,590
270,365
96,125
24,965
68,410
364,258

14
5

0
0
2,000

4

4
15
43
43
71
99
173

0
0

0
0
1

0
1

Number
of
buildings

$21,100

500

0
0
2
8
0
1
0

1,200

Valuation

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1

12,650
24,000
4,080
2,275
5,500

10
11
11
12

* In sample of 257 cities. See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.




8,210

23,175

Number
of
buildings

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

All building
construction

114,429
94,434
0

3,700
21,000

600
600
1,800
0

3,230
1,075
3,000
0
0
0

5,303
14,585
27,925
9,567
31,195
30,310
0
0

0
0
2
8
0
1
0
0
0
8
0
0
0

13
30
75
0
0

5

4,300

3

2
0
0
0
0
2

1,100
0
0
0
0

0
0
2
0
0

0
0

5
2
1

3

250

10
21

0

25

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
1
0

2,600

15

0
0
2,000

0
0
0
0

600
1,999
199,200
3,065
12,000
8,201
0
0
0

900
0

* 10 months only.

3
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
8

150

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943, 1944, and 1945 Continued.

APPENDIX.

—

EAST SOUTH CENTRAL STATES-Continued
All building
construction
Year

State and city

Number
of
buildings

Kentucky—Continued
Southgate.___________________________

1943
1944
1945

1

4
2

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1943
1944

0
0
2
8
8

1943
1944
1945

Mississippi:
Biloxi--------------------- ----------------- -------- 1943
1944
1945
Canton._____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Clarksdale----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

Stanford______________

____________

Trenton_____________________________
Vanceburg___________________________
V^rsaillfis

Corinth______________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Friars Point.------------------------------------- - 1943
1944
11945
Greenville----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
Greenwood----------

---------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Gulfport------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Hattiesburg.--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
11945
Indianola------------------------------------------

1943
1944
1945
Jackson______________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Leland_______________________
1943
1944
1945
Long Beach__________________________

1943
1944
1945
Louisville.----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Moss Point---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
Meridian____________________________
Oxford-------- ---------------------------- -------Pascagoula.__________________________

Shaw_______________________________

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

1943
1944
11945
Tupelo.___________________ _________ 1943
1944
1945
1 11 months only.




Valuation

Number
of
buildings

9,000
14,000

5
4

1,600
0

2
0

0

0

0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

54
73
93
13

120,215
13,562
266,065
1,029
6,205
28,908
4,025
375
192,736

197
146
75
96
57
19
30
41

106,364
31,066
40,158
8,082
14,946
14,604
19,254
7,320
53,690

328
78
119
15

0
0
0

0
0
0

579
359
355
103
117
126
27
54
128

600,611
59,548
398,395
13,696
26,326
134,852
23,674
18,795
348,441

328
76
116
15

13

267
196

4,705
3,715
59,325
1,925
1,250
5,825
94,133
101,389

118
81
152
902
330
418
218
194
274

198,205
54,285
222,515
1,092,070
299,020
1,130,007
93,900
140,036
355,219

48
47
75
1,298
1,427
1,650
58
63
85

8,870
42,500
86,519
530,876
895,276
3,662,200
11,334
12,354
58,095

11

55
2
20

0

$2,600
0

•
374,032
14,920
92,172
4,585
5,175
91,340
395
11,100

0
1
2

3

10

14
6

4
29

0
$200

1,600
0
0

5,000

210

0

2,225
8,500
3,200

58

102,015

1
2

125
400
43,500

0

1

200

1

300
4,625
2,350
3,125

0
0
2

16
11

450
40,344
22,140

157,000
%8,425
41,400
1 ,000,110
68,630
111,575
37,274
102,470
213,610

5
19
37
61
38
71
13
27
45

820
9,780
106,610
67,663
194,685
984,587
7,900
13,675
109,365

114
127
123
70
70

40,385
36,080
74,505
24,297
35,705
33,845
48,726
23,891
32,244

4

715
20,515
13,785
170,582
283,593
1,455,188
3,024
1,240
7,330

35
24
44
1,192
1,208
1,209
40
50
41

6,397
17,235
29,959
213,919
369,813
1,271,367
6,410
9,914
18,200
0
0
0

24
5
11

14
56
15
30
739
178
220

82
97
159
9
15
18
93
192
351
10
6

36

1,758
4,750
42,775
146,375
241,870
935,645
1,900
1,200

8

13
13
27
90
8

7

0

12

390
12,950

15

0
0

7
3
3
240
171

6

57
47
85
102

4,580
2,925
2,875
1,725
950
750
51,439
76,124

11

57
2
20

62
1
2

24
1
1

5
11

14
56
16
31
808
181
226
89
101

162
9
15
18
100

199
382
10
6

8
0
0
0
1
0
2
0
0

0
0
0
2,000
0
0
0

0
0
0
1
2
2
0
0

10
20
0

5,475
43,294
0

5

1,620
350
83,175
209,629
148,067
239,360

52

5,337
2,870
12,162
198,649
26,295
49,444

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
1

0
0
0
0
1,000

0
0

77,800

3

6,625

39

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

7,000
5,500
4,300
43,025

16
3

7,000
3,000
3,500
5,600

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

162
239

63,491
299,363

37
85

8,050
175,625

0

0

17

0
0

200

6,957
6,370
113,137
779,568
606,512
351,889

0
0
6
11

292
217
69

3,150
17,800
371,290
432,150
63,085

0
0

0
0

0
0

4

0
0

4,000

4

4,000

0
1

0
1,000

0
0

63

0
0

151,275

39

66,850

1
2

4
7

0
1
0

32,565

16
3
4
7

45
327
271

0
0
0

0

0
0
0
8

0
0
1
0
0
2
0

0

21

$1,500
1,500

0
0
1
0

0
0
0

8

1
2
0

0
0
2,000
0
0

0

4

dwelling
units

Valuation

0
0

7

10

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0

37

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number of

$1,500
4,300
1,600

7,000
2,225
17,500
18,800

21

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

2

19
20

43
79
0
0
0
0
0
21

7,000

40
0
0
1
1
2

500
800
30,425

3

0
0

0
0

115
134

49,966
80,444

37
81

0
12

0

0
0
6
11

13
15
15
11

292
217
68

4
0
0

151

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued.
EAST SOUTH CENTRAL STATES—Continued
All building
construction

New residential
building

Year

State and city

Number
of
buildings

Mississippi—Continued
Vicksburg_____________________ ______ 1943
1944
1945
Yazoo City---------------------------------------- 1943
Tennessee:

1943
1944
U945
Belle Meade-------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
1943
___________________
BrifltoL
1
1944
1945

Brownsville.--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
__ ________ ___
^
1943
1944
*1945
♦Chattanooga-------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

Valuation

33
27
38
32

$43,183
42,378
59,03.7
44,764

107
124
161
3

17,640
72,667
148,732
1,840
4,800
124,000
302,082
87,935
261,780

2

13
166
79
101
8

9
19
0
8
8

2,036
2,064
2,419

13,248
1,800
40,050
0

41,100
38,400
569,366
710,298
2,128,346

Clarksville----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
Clinton.------------------ -------------------------- 1943
1944
Collierville.__________________________ 1943
1944
1945

25
51
28
93

1943
1944
Cookeville----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Covington----------------------------------------- 1944
1945

2
0

400

15
25
52

2,747
11,685
127,430
16,300
34,511

Cowan.--------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Dyer._______________________________ 1944
1945
Dyersburg---------------------------------- ------- 1943
1944
U945

13
7
24
15
19
17
34
63

Columbia.___________________________

Elizabethton-------------------------------------- 1943
1945
Erwin----------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Etowah_____________________________ 1943
1944
Franklin.------------------------------------------- 11943
1944
Gallatin-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Harriman------------------------------------------ 1944
Hartsville.----------------------------------------Humboldt----------------------------------------Jackson--------------------------------------------

Jellico.______________________________

1943
1944
1945
1944
1943
1944
1945

1943
1944
1945
Johnson City.____________ .... . -------- 1943
1944
1945
* In sample of 257 cities.

12
8
10

10

14

20

81
48
14
22
0
0

0

5,700
1,900
70,800
17,040
26,650
4,935
20,100

111,295
9,240
264,000
18,473
44,191
48,650

1

12

13
51
0
0
10

$775
90
5,115
1,878

2
2

4,640
8,030
64,075

33

0
0

2

4

11
6
1
1
1

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$240
38,052
35,000
1,065

27

1,740
47,100
58,310
90
300

84
105
77

128
26
52

118,500
280,772
11,925
77,650

17
18
27

5,210
39,825
119,260

2

400

3
4

548
800
23,350

5

1,000

11
0

16,700

4
4
14

4,800
4,900
37,300
7,100
345,469

10

150

0

31

1,600
19,200

11

2,200

83
3

213,275
600
5,500
2,500

8

2

3
1
0
2

5
23
10

7
2

3
18
7
10

15
28
48

200
0

600
4,350
52,400
16,300
13,712

4
6
10

73
5
10
6

5
1
1
6
1
0
6

9
22
0
6

0

34,500
33,500
83,800
31,350
713,008

4,790
5,700
1,750
7,400
62,500

690
140,000
0
0

8

5
7

1,800

4
4
14

0

0
0

3
4

0
0

2

0
0
0

1,335
3,035
4,250

11,000

4

12,300

7

0
6,000

11

3

0
0

0
2

5
8

5
1

11

7
0
1

0

2,599

7
4
4
5
5

2,300
1,300
1,700
1,250
1,950

0
2

0

4

300
4,445

2

3
1
0
2

5
23
4
7
2

3
21

7
10

15
27
48

0
0

0
0
0
0
0
2
10
20

0
0

0
0

2
0

1,179

5

1,510
105,485
77,100
15,450

39
40
48
34

8,250
7,568
17,097
8,900
0
0

0
0
0
212

83
3

0
0

0
0
0

151,225
166,534
808,142

11

0
0

2,225

0
0
0
2
10
20

608
909
933

8

31

17,743
3,625
13,400

0
0

1,500

10

150

100,000

0
0

1
0
2
0

0

10
6

20,600

0

0
0

44
5
9

0
0

1,179

12

13
60

6,325
24,000
730
40,566
14,650

9

9,760
113,453
125,622
36,250

10

0
0
0
2
0

200
0

18,200

1

13

22

35

8,825
10,080
1,555
32,975
4,675
4,750
1,700

0

4

9
140
26
52

2
1
2
21

12
10
11

812
4,300
70,780

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

11,260
17,537
26,347
1,750
4,500
4,500
16,100
36,185
64,870

118,351
19,850
775
122,852
7,500
4,000
28,200

3,000

2

21

$42,168
4,236
18,922
41,821

448,266
671,848
1,069,869

4

19,000
3,185
12,400
44;350

23

2,016
2,044
2,196

400
600
63,100

71

2

8
0
2

1,000

22

Valuation

0
0

2
0

309
439

4
13
9

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

4
4
9
4

44
53
70
89

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.




128,776
49,130
4,530
369,102
12,775
14,250
32,400

Number
of
buildings

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

0

2

70
0
0

9

400
31,425
11,900

35

0
0
0
0

1
0
0
0

360
0
0
0

0
0
2
0

101

2,748
30,611
309,632

119
132
217

72,405
21,067
244,644

477
725
615

76,072
114,856
253,866

52
105

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

33
39
64

6,475
121,500

33
37
98

0
0
0

0
0
0

61,062
191,025
701,793

0
0
0

3,237
30,860
229,435

146
233
277

51,350
138,165
350,858

33
37
64

360
0
0

0
0
0
0
12

52

22,000

11
12

1 11 months only.

1,500
0

0
0
0
0
12

152

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued.

APPENDIX.

—

EAST SOUTH CENTRAL STATES—Continued
All building
construction

New residential
building

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

Year

State and city

Number
of
buildings

Tennessee—Continued
Kingsport.-................................................

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Valuation

1943
1944

243
207

$782,740
655,275

127
50

$664,100
173,300

38
95

$64,700
454,275

78
62

$53,940
27,700

233
80

♦Knoxville................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Lebanon.-.................................................. 1943
1944
Livingston_________________ __________ 1943
1944
21945

705
1,478
1,130

818,367
4,317,392
4,426,258
17,251

83
765
285
5

242,495
2,905,680
810,690
8,075

82
128
228
4

285,284
297,305
2,468,038
8,826

540
585
617

290,588
1,114,407
1,147,530
350

83
765
287
3

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0

Maryville____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
♦Memphis................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Milan_______________________________ U945

3

Mount Pleasant......................................... 1943
1944
1945
•Nashville------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Newbern................................................... 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
Signal Mountain.—..................................... 1943
1944
1945
Somerville........................................ - ....... 1944
1945
Ripley.---------------------------------------------

1943
1944
1945
Union City................................................ 1943
1944
1945
Winchester...... .......................................... 1944
1945
Springfield-----------------------------------------

11
0
0
0
12

69,000

7

36,000

5

33,000

0
0
20

0
0

1
1

1,000

36
4,756
4,928
5,515
26

3,400
9,000
151,400
4,225,094
7,927,338
15,304,821
331,203

68,700
1,753,250
2,250,665
4,731,480
11,425

15
731
1,089
1,007

32
35
38
606
774
1,233

9,410
13,001
50,975
3,157,088
1,536,430
4,160,128

1

576
705
1,114
14
9
7
17
17
49
212
0

2,200

2,475
17,150
12,150
40,575
610,050

1

2,000

28
33

112,350
52,650

9
14

15,100
23,450

22

36,250
14,570
64,541
3,200
5,200
37,675
3,550
63,350

17

24,560
5,850
7,400

23
38
3
2
11
11

23

43
35
35
80

13,150
24,850
76,810
46,112
17,925
169,680

0
22

63,959

6
20

0

10

13
0
0

4
8

15

0

0
0

33,300
2,300
36,350

0

7
24
18
14
21
0

15

0

4,350
30,060
36,000
5,675
34,825
0
21,000

10

9,000
74,700
1,006,543
3,163,712
7,112,910
318,878

2
0
0
0
0
2
0
1

3,449
3,134
3,394
2

2,400
0
8,000

1,465,301
2,512,961
3,460,431
900

740
1,253
14

5,210
7,955
22,375
576,690
512,263
1,417,683

9
7
17
18
53
238

1

2,000

22

5
93
128
203

2,571
11,450
2,568,248
983,592
2,132,395

23
13
496
597
818

0
6

0

1

87,000

13

11,200

12

9,100
7,475
53,606

2

0

3

2,590
1,245
3,535
3,200

1

200

8

7
3
8

19
0
1
2
2
8

3
3
7
2

3
22
0
6

5,000
2,200
1,000

27,000
12,200

16,250
38,550
550
6,975
98,535
0

40,800

5
6

5
1
0

3
10
12

7
0
0
20
686

2,000

0
12

10,250
18,000

15
17
10

13
0
0

2,175
250

4
8

15

0

950
4,250

0

7
24
18
14

8,200

15
18
37

9,562
5,275
36,320

0
1

2,159

0
0
0
0
$1,000

5

4,000
39,600

21
0
21

0

WEST SOUTH CENTRAL STATES
tansas:
Batesville.----------------------------------------Brinkley.____________________________
Camden.. ----------------------------------------

1943
1944
1945
1943
1943
1944
1945

Clarksville.___________________________ 1944
1945
El Dorado................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Fayetteville.--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Fort Smith___________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Helena...................................................... 1944
1945
Hot Springs.- .................. ........................ 1943
1944
Jonesboro. ______

______________

* In sample of 257 cities.




1943
1944
1945

0

0

5

$40,000
6,500
0

0
0
0
0

55
65
305

68,900
53,700
651,330

53
43
238

6

20,250
129,250
130,006
55,620
231,040
16,377
21,805
117,746

2
0

43
98
78
167
66

53
73
897
835
1,112
0

207,482
310,119
747,165
0

3
48
49

1,300
154,201
200,785

68

31,059
77,045
450,114

107
187

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

0
0
0
0

$67,900
30,450
525,250

0

0

5

$40,000
6,500
0
0

0
0
0
0
2

17
46

19,250
86,480

21

20,250
70,750
99,900
16,250
57,200
1,605
10,775
47,365

2
0
0

0

0

6

27

43,500
15,145
20,175
92,650

15
14
15
19

22

17
62
0
1

13
1
20

82
0
0
6
1
12

19
38

0

8

1,800
38,900

13

300
16,410
95,440
0
0

21
2

9
68
0
0

1,335
1,635

10

3,050
12,015
102,085

17
32

7
11

1 11 months only.

0
1

0
0
0
0

56
42
252

0

0

7
23
17
62

58
39
39

15,000
14,961
19,195
81,190
14,772
9,230
31,481

32,786
62,800
428,609

894
806
962

174,396
230,909
223,116

1
20

0
0

0

0

133,676
150,102

3
35
38

1,300
19,190
49,048

0
0
6
1

1,955
7,165
257,870

45
71
117

26,054
*57,865
90,159

19
38

62
46
86

* 10 months only.

0
1

13

78

12

153

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943, 1944, and 1945— Continued .
WEST SOUTH CENTRAL STATES-Continued
All building
construction
Year

State and city

Arkansas—Continued
Lepanto_____________________________ 1944
*Little Rock---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
Newport.------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
North Little Rock------------------------------- 1943
1944
Marianna.-----------------------------------------

1943
1944
*1945
Pine Bluff----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
West Memphis_______________________ 1943
1944
H945
Wynne.-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Louisiana:
Alexandria.---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Coushatta___________________________ 1943
1944
De Quincy.---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
Paris---- --------------- --------- ---------------

Number
of
buildings

20

1,393
2,504
2,550
23
6

29
0

29
56
470
564
0
0
1

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$31,250
380,509
1,155,708
2,889,821

13
42
85
287

$14,500
11,800
28,456
1,031,732

10,375
5,900
67,490

1
1

200

0

3
0

4

0

0
12

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
1
8

681
605
678

351,539
525,518
615,315

78
49
80

1,200
0

116
132

1
0
11

23
49
7
13
37

0
0

0
0
11

60,500

28,000
26,432
24,910
130,266
800
0

1,010

4
20

35

1943
1943
1944
1945
Lake Providence.--------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

33
537
575
500
3

53,072
194,099
313,959
2,012,029
1,932

Lecompte----------------------------------------Madisonville--------------------------------------

1943
1944
1943
1944
*1945
Mansfield------------------------.'.----------------- 1943
1944
1945

15
14
24

7,000
5,635
8,915
44,275

15
14
15

1943
1944
1945
Natchitoches._________________________ 1943
1944
*New Orleans.------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

357
280
470
37
46
1,068
3,417
1,495

522,850
476,134
522,431
64,495
13,045
27,663,522
20,237,290
7,362,212

175
34
147
4
19
797
3,147
971

410,457
9,500
170,662
1,560
6,910
2,087,975
11,719,870
3,666,943

1943
1944
Opelousas.______________________ _____ 1943
1944
1945
Plaquemine______________________ ____ 1943
1944
1945

15

34,000

15

34,000

0

0

0

0

52

46,072
95,749
302,123
14,457
9,831
22,321

Lafayette.----------------------------------------Lake Charles.-------------------------------------

Monroe.. __________________________

Oakdale_____________________________

Ponchatoula------

----- 1943
1944
21945

0
0

68

3
1
0
20
0

113
78
98
3

0
0

0
0

2
0

3,500

0
0

5

2,300

2
2

121
210

119
137
111
0
11

16

* In sample of 257 cities. See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.




40

0
1,100

5
1
0

0
0

68,875
333,210
172,139
31,815
26,400
266,400

7,170
25,250
189,762
2,300
9,125
24,900
111,356

6
2
6

0

19,500
185,000
75,320
1,791,062

300
44,912
109,760
1,417,080
36,425
110,400
175,950

22

44
97

21

2,002

21
0
1
10

0
0

202
0
0
6

400

2

1,000

18
55
63

120

1,199
2,209

42,000

24,550
113,000
12,125
19,075

38
136

$15,750
120,607
492,072
948,011

5

16
28
57
89

209
349
311
133
171
320
136
156
140

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

400
6,500

4,160

1943
1944
1945
Hammond----------------------------------------- 1943
Homer______________________________ 1943
1944
1945

261

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

1
1

13
4

Eunice._____________________________

5
152
210

46,050
306,000
151,822
1,901,101

300
325,783
606,661
1,759,514
70,255
144,450
511,950
31,575
52,800
185,000

2
0

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

3,600
1,010

6,150
22,950
63,012
1,200

9,000
0

50,000
0

41,718
76,548
154,893
* 1,932
0
0
0
0

2,300
500
0

5,635
8,915
17,975

62
64
86
1
0
2
0

0
0

143,099
307,014
288,783
400
0

560
0

1

1,000

4
25

2,300
123,650

0
1
2

0

9

125
10,400
52,015

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

26
81
136
156
123

211,996
163,691
170,295
2,015
7,650
69,600
31,575
52,800
96,500

116
132
219

541
492
512

182,008
193,594
196,266

78
49
80

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

1
0
11

1
0

20
0

20

163
190
142
10

4
3
0
6

0
0
0

2
0
0
1
2
0
0

3,500

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2

0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0

7

23,050

39
58
84

15,972
198,072
210,777
56,000

2
2

60
67
135

1,200

24,422,092
7,547,403
1,571,300

0
0

0
0

13

37,940
66,555
86,745
5,207
190

5,200

5

11,200

20

11 months only.

143
188
239
31
25
211

203
389
0
0

26
56
67
111

136

0

111

0

0
2
0

0
0
6

4

40
68

3
4

1,100
0

14,500
9,341

4

47
136
120

3,100

0
0
0

0
2

0

64,377
90,964

0
0
0

1
0

3,500
13,850

358
412

0
0
0

600
7,000

0

16
28
58
89

53,072
120,049
179,170
132,491

0
0

1
1

0
2,000
8,000

33
340
428
313

46
5

7

3

0

0
0

0

9,775
4,500
18,990

32,332
58,241
1,724,645

0
0

11

13
43
85
343

0

2,520
12,833
145,735
585

0

$1,000
248,102
635,180
910,078

84
69
89

13
45
97
3

8,875
25,050

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

0
20
0

113
78
85
3
0
0
0
0

5
1
0

3,250

15
14
15

96,421
268,562
140,992
6,935
4,935
1,153,455
970,017
2,123,969

193
34
130
4
19
982
4,563
1,731

0
0

16

5,612
16,361
69,643
8,665
9,641
22,321

13
45
97
3

0

0

0
0
0

175

7

0

11

3 10 months only.

154

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943, 1944, and 1945— Continued .
WEST SOUTH CENTRAL STATES—Continued
All building
construction

New residential
building

Number
of
buildings

Louisiana—Continued
•Shreveport.----------------------------------Sunset--------------------------------------- ----

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944

Thibodaux----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Vivian.---- ---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Welsh----------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
White Castle.-------------------------------------- 1943
1944
21945
Oklahoma:
Ada.________________ ________________ 1943
1944
1945
Ardmore._______________ ____________ 1943
1944
U945
1943
1944
1945
Blackwell.___________________ — ----- 1943
1944
1945
Chickasha___________________________ 1943
1944
U945
Cleveland------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945

1,102

1,902
2,386
1
0

28
52
67
2

5
12
12
22

28

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$408,647
1,607,532
2,636,328
500
0

5,710
12,677
73,275
380
1,800
30,850
3,370
4,960
55,838

23
78
418
1
0
1

3
27
0
0
2
2

7

0
0

1
0

300
1,700
49,550

2

3
9

1,060
400
8,850
80
300
23,500

25
46
31

0

10
12

0
0

1,500
650
2,175
13,011

3
9

400
37,152

7

4,350
10,577
14,875
300
1,500
5,850
2,720
2,385
5,675

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

200
2,000

4
5
16

14

2,050
9,100
35,603
580
425
4,258
1,670
6,075
9,200

4
16
17
80
25
33

6,760
8,275
9,961
55,840
29,159
35,220

1
2
6
0

1

3
4

17
42

160,750

6

0
0
1

0
0
1,000

132

7,020
9,475
47,851
204,237
183,065
346,065

40
55
73

49,825
46,665
123,750

26

36,890
98,572
107,241
187,095

0
0
2

0
0
8,000

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
2

0
0
8,000

0
0
0

0
0
0

0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
2
1
0
0
2
0

0

0
0
0
0
0

3

116,000

0
0
0
0
0
10
0
0

79,500

15
25
53
40

2,280
93,115
40,895
42,901
51,978
199,060

42
57
87
184
223
503

0

0
1

. 19
40
131
100

0
1

Grove.______________________ _______ 1943
1944
Guthrie.-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Guymon._________________
___ 1943
1944
l 1945

0
0
86




0
0

76;025
277,787

0

* In sample o f 257 cities.

0
0

33
69

0
6

....

0
0

0

19
3
27
3
14
118

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

0

2,220

109,193
129,030
192,397
110,530
189,926
825,983

_____

24
78
418

11

1

76
85
167
227
347
822

..

$375,647
719,547
1,111,615

19
16
29
33

-------- 1943
1944
1945
......... 1943
1944
1945
.. ----- 1943
1944
1945

____ 1943
1944
1945
Hobart-------------------------------- ----------- 1943
1944
Hooker.___________ _. ... .
___ 1943
1944
1945

1,042
1,783
1,837

4,950
11,600
97,698
6,600
20,518
59,198

116,000

Henryetta_____________ ____

$26,455
703,025
468,307

9
7
41
33
41
63

4

17

186,239
25,000
0
0

6,500
0

12,825
35,600
0
0

116
171
24
64
107

16,131
28,677
82,030
10,410
154,315
262,600

3
3
17

100,150

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

9,495

7
0
0
0
2
2
1

44
91

7

17,500

0
0
2
0
0
0
0
2

233
187
240
219
59
117

132,854
134,049
369,433
493,714
277,799
7,868,922

36
15
45
48
25
51

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

8,000

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

37
41
131

0

3

Eufaula----------------------------

Valuation

500

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

Enid................................... .....

$6,545
184,960
1,056,406
500

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

12
0
1
0

0

0
2
1
0
0
12
0

El Reno------------------------------

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0
1
0

...— 1943
1944
1945
Drumright.------------------------------- -------- 1943
1944
Elk City._____________________
___ 1943
1944
1945
Clinton------------------------------------

McAlester______________

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

Year

State and city

Lawton.____________

New nonresidential
building

0

500
0

2,700
500
38,095
4,700
15,603
23,900
0
68,000

2,000

70,250
3,000
16,150
281,134

1
1
6
11

7
18
4
4
13
2

3
22
11
20

0

110
201
0

250
8,800

4
7

0
0
0

0
0
22

2,700
1,350
3,000
128,200
238,400

25
68

14
10
2

24,000
1,320
4,490
31,040
550
1,950
107,837
260
1,200

186,239
25,000
0
0

3,000
0

12,400
21,150

6

5
12

7

12

3

27,413
33,915
81,252
64,629
121,798
345,789
0

175
5,650

0
0

0
0

64
89

12,354
21,427
37,635
2,125
13,690

10

14

7
12

9
1

a
4
1

19
16
29
33
(y
17
42
9
0=
2

38
61
77
9
0
0*

O'
a
9
9
9
9
9
9

0
0

0
0

9

2
2

3,500

3,777
4,550
43,045
5,285
12,425
16,000

101

2

3
23
U
O

8,200

36
3
34
3
14
117
9
1

7
9
9
9
2

3
1

44
99

0
0

0
0

0
0

3
3

9,495

5,850

7

75,150

19,150

1

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

8
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

9
9
9
9

3,500

5

14,000

30,960
14,790
78,890
11,306
7,100
66,564

13

33,925
57,890
198,810
1,650
23,175
7,749,705

21

59
11

5
24

1 11 months only.

184
151
136
160
29
42

8,000

67,969
61,369
91,733
480,758
247,524
52,653
* 10 m onths on ly .

9
9

2

36
15
47
48
25
53

155

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued.
WEST SOUTH CENTRAL STATES-Continued
New residential
building

All building
construction
Year

State and city

Oklahoma—Continued
Mangum-------------------------------------------

Marlow_____________________________
•Muskogee.-----------------------------------------

Number
of
buildings

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

6

$31,300
4,500

1
6

$20,000
4,500

15

22,000

15

22,000

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

31
45
123

31,335
23,230
248,584

4

324
216
473

321,939
83,480
509,264

1
0

100
0

0
0

0
0

37

283,167

36

281,667

•Oklahoma City.----------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
1943
Okmulgee.----------------------------------------1944
1945
Pauls Valley.-------------------------------------- 1943
1944

1,761
1,140
1,836

5,408,065
2,442,865
6,122,850
3,400
82,493
14,550

864
395
595

4,104,605
1,276,386
2,270,450
800

Pawhuska------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Ponca City---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Sapulpa------------------------------ -------------- 1943
1944
1945

1
2

Nichols Hills------------ -

— -----------

Sayre_______________________________ 1943
Shawnee.------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
1943
Tahlequah----------------------------------------1944
1945
Tonkawa____________________________ 1944
•Tulsa----------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Watonga.------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945

6
8
8
0
0

5
236
304
464
21

26
40

0
0

250
9,100
8,300
53,386
142,101
646,354
16,000
24,100
39,300

0

0

60

15,399
62,256
174,881
5,500
9,713
134,670

68

83
43
51
81
0

0

1,167
1,299
2,119
24

1,370,557
1,157,922
4,228,010
275
4,875
258,800

75
72
97

28,809
40,116
192,427

0
0
0

0
0
0

267
230
261
62
56
49

1
12

Woodward.---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Yale________________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Texas:
Abilene._............- ------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Alamo---- ---------------------------------- ------ 1943
1944
1945
Alamo Heights------------------------------------ 1943
1944
21945

269
94

243,819
402,863
969,883
17,870
18,190
41,215
49,016
115,048
336,435

1943
1944
1945
Amarillo.____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Arlington____________________________ 1943
1944
1945

37
31
57
538
842
1,396
18
28
52

7,900
29,850
322,555
640,733
1,264,453
3,832,679
10,790
33,250
353,609

0
1
1

200

Alice______________________

_____

Arp________________________________ 1943
Asherton------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Austin_________________________ _____ 1943
1944
1945
* In sample of 257 cities. See text and t ables, pp.




66

4
1,132
1,236
2,325
12 t o 1L6.

0

150
1,875
438,388
660,933
5,229,321

1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

23
20

103
1
6

16
0
2

15
14
7
7
25
0
201

246
515
0
2

4

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building
Number
of
buildings

0
0
0
0
0
0
0

7,030
45,800
353,449
1,500
2,900
12,400
0

350
35,858
16,349
1,350
1,400
21,250
0

345,405
175,120
1,926,186

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

2
0
0

$1,300

1
0
0

$10,000

14

0
0

0
0

15

0
0
0
8

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

6

202,941
9,340
80,125

285
164
328

87,663
50,910
180,555

0
0
0

1
0
1

1,500

36-

104
144
450
3
4
4

40,000
563,718
2,712,440
1,900
77,160
6,050

793
601
791

949
473
612

4
4

1,263,460
602,761
1,139,960
700
5,333
8,500

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

250
0
8,000

0
2
1

29
60

2,865
29,360
179,471

193
255
301

0

0

20

900
4,400

16
16

7
22
0
0
0

1
0

4
20

4
8
0
0

13
29
16
18
18
0

150
329
423

0

1

400
15,000

11

7

2

0

0

980
6,662
24,305
1,830
4,818
95,400

49
40
40
20

26
38

100
0

0

9,100
300
43,491
66,941
113,434
14,500
20,300
22,500
0

14,069
19,736
134,227
2,320
3,495
18,020

31
45
123
O
0

1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

23
20

107
1
6

16
0
2

15
14
7
7
24

0

0

822,446
430,412
1,005,186

209
275
525

0

0
2

0

0

202,706
552,390
1,296,638
275
3,925
217,450

816
724
1,181
3
9

550
26,350

54
59
45

21,654
28,101
25,160

12
2

0

5

18

2,935
4,250
39,200

34

4,220
7,765
128,067

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

85
149

80,656
237,910
225,346

5
14
74
2
0

23,400
27,000
29,500
209,200

0
2

177
67
85
60
56
37
59
261
58

157,781
31,540
88,960
16,945
18,190
12,815
22,016
72,901
30,335

85
149

0
0

5,382
133,413
655,577
925

34
26
19
357
470
648

3,800
10,650
26,275
274,075
284,920
687,994

0
0
0

0
0
0

9
2

102
0
0
8

7
6

31
2

1,100

5
23
150
326
565
16
27
43

19,200
177,580
328,388
833,250
1,740,718
6,790
28,350
112,975

0
0
1

0
0
200

4
120

175
850

1,875
77,954
199,972
3,096,300
2 1 0 m o n th s

12
11

4
5
1
0

0

5,000
0

12,647
96,900
3,000
0

9

118,700
38,270
146,283
1,403,967
4,000
4,900
240,634

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
1
0
0

98,868
102,530
1,457,680

847
932
1,003

15
31
46
183
2
1

165
129
472
on ly

0

150
0
0

261,566
358,431
675,341

19

102
0
0
10
8

13
37
2

5
23
150
346
545
16
27
40
0
0
1

4
120

179
744

156

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued.

APPENDIX.

—

WEST SOUTH CENTRAL STATES-Continued
All building
construction
Year

State and city

Texas—Continued
Ballinger---------------------------------------- .... 1944
1945
Beaumont----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Bellaire--------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
____ _________ 1943
1944
1945
Belton.______________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Big Spring----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Bellville

1943
1944
1945
Brenham------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Brownsville---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

Brady

Brownwood---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Bryan.---------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Burnet.--------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Canyon--------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
Carrizo Springs.----------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Cleburne---------------- --------------------------- 1943
1944
21945
1943
1944
1945
College Station------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Corpus Christi------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Cleveland.__________________________

Corsicana.___________________________
Cotulla._____________________________
Crockett._______________________ ___

Crcflbyton

_________ __________

Dalhart_____________________________
♦Dallas______________________

Dayton______

.. .

* In sample o f 257 cities.




....

-

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1944
*1945

Number
. of
buildings

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

15
107
1,182
1,455
1,785
13
24
47

$30,300
107,235
351,838
805,138
1,728,756
2,599
19,719
206,650

Q
0
0
10

0
0
0
8,200

34
28
268
491
656

80,900
138,350
96,380
325,845
720,530

44

51,408
69,065
110,746
2,861
6,465
33,888
551,746
396,800
421,905

142
193
104

7,000
222,875
324,991
64,817

28,785
187,561
442,961
156,554
107,740
651,425

24
55
18
72
114
233

115,600
218,650
37,495
51,365
373,310

2,000

1
0

66

73
9
16
34
351
489
817
58
101

91
292
299
426
1
6

19
5

5,500
168,220
2,929

16
71
234
173

$18,500
30,100
20,768
291,874
316,705

0
0

0
0

27

188,400

0
0
0

0
0
0

4
26
23
59
224

4,200
67,500
40,100
6,899
32,145
347,540

33
47
40

46,218
44,492
42,151

23

210
0

3

12

20

1
0
2

4

6,000

2,000
0
6,100

53
55
50
40
70
137

1,200

0
1

14,800
20,400
41,250
16,510
35,222
160,383

45
54
40
5
13
78

9,100
19,800
25,250
4,750
10,300
66,441

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0
0
8
20

0
0
0
0

2

14
22

39
1,080
1,284
1,716
63
44
82
24
20
11
8
11

61
0
0

70
67
58
5,772
6,450
8,726
0

9

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

22,510
42,450
66,591
1,802,063
2,854,710
3,775,426
33,435
27,892
202,010

13,085
10,975
5,350
4,340
24,280
112,605
0
0

36,715
63,925
78,335
5,879,354
7,104,693
17,477,142
0

23,850

Number
of
buildings

0
1,000

3

Additions, alterations,
and repairs
Number
.off
buildings

Valuation

245
5
15
0

0

20

$39,585
299,455
371,209
721,432
2,395
15,695
18,250

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0

6

9,800
98,250
4,740
182,760
163,095

4

4,000
3,600

4
29

88

4
8

34
79
90

0

12

17
75
239
190

8

9

0
211

353
342

0

0

84,741
110,940
209,895

20

23
61
220

34
78

13
30
203
262
635

5
18
33
17
16
52

8,804
39,570
183,550
28,475
10,055
223,365

29
28
40
203
169
141

13,981
32,391
40,761
90,584
46,320
54,750

0

5

0
2,000

0
1

3,500

8

151,020

221
1
0

7

11,100

4

3

2,400

2
1

2
2
6

0

0

3

4,500
600
16,000
2,300
4,950
81,750

1
10

3
6
22

339
334
553

4
3
3
34
124
299

9,800
10,500
1,061
505,239
1,463,771
1,115,149

3
3
24
4

835

1

1,201

38,800
1,573

3
9
3

4,700
8,970
112,500
7,257
6,900
2,550
3,290
20,480
25,400

0

2

225
400
900
76,900

3
4
5
17

0
0

0
0
11
1

0
0

o

10
6

0

0
0

32
51
37

9,460
19,972
12,192

0
0
0
10
11

0
0
0

16
707
826
864
59
38
49
17
18
7
2

5
8

o

12,710
11,450
16,480
307,509
486,979
1,118,812

0

19,340
38,150
26,335
2,243,625
2,227,982
4,846,159

0
2

250

0
2

0

0

0

8,500

5

15,100

200

8,600
1,013,988
1,210,809
7,297,605

142
193
99
24
54
37
. 73
114

0
1

45
54
40
5
13
59
0
0
0
0
8
8

338
356
641
3
1

24
8
0
1
2

1

36

o

0

57
44
38
4,303
4,486
5,769

5
450
687
1,536

1
0
1

27,900
17,721
50,710
4,255
4,075
2,575
650
2,900
10,305

0

15
1,019
1,277
1,421

39
47
40

529
200
1,200
0
0

5

13,375

4,000
25,575
43,400
2,621,741
3,665,902
5,333,378

1 11 months only.

9
13

0
0

27

4,205
3,845
3,065
2,426
5,095
23,388
52,335
46,419
150,505

20,500
49,050
989,315
903,960
1,541,465

0
0
2
22

0

80
1,070
1,133
1,367

985
20,728
65,530
225
1,370
3,500
276,536
25,390
206,583

2
6

0

36

dwelling
units

Valuation

$11,800
37,550
31,615
142,055
690,619
204
4,024

11

41

0
0
0

0
1
2
1

Number of

o
0
2

27
15
1,430
1,620
1,459

0

a 10 months only.

0
2

157

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943, 1944, and 1945— Continued.
WEST SOUTH CENTRAL STATES-Conturaed*
All building
construction

New residential
building

New nonresidential
building

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

Year

State and city

Number
of
buildings

Texas—Continued
Del Rio..................................................... 1943
1944
Denton.— ................................................ 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
Eagle Pass................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Eastland________________________ ___- 1943
1944
1945
Dublin...... ............................................

1943
1944
l 1945
El Campo------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
Elgin.----------------------------------------------- 1944
1945
Edinburg----------------- -------------------------

330
268
55

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$167,213
75,771
26,185
26,585
923,312

31
193

0

0

0

0

5

7,050

5

7,050

0

144
117
70
9
252
16

0

0

38,811
42,630
30,975
9,700
42,500
50,500

0

61
52
37

17,615
27,385
19,110

2
0
0

2,200
0
0

88

75
168
41
36

39,957
59,554
308,770
13,528
16,440

62
33
64

9,349
6,424
73,565

0

0

0
1
0

0
1,000
0

66

292

81
33

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

20

$41,285
8,930
6,155
18,400
287,870

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

$11,003
23,300
7,655
3,470
577,205

241
232
24
51

$114,925
43,541
12,375
4,715
58,237

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0

4

1.400
30
5,700
0
0
2,000

19,796
15,215
6,165
7,500
42,500
48,500

60
52
37

0
0
1

75
64
29
7
252
15
22

62
33
65

8

3
11

15
48
0
0
0
8
1

4
8

49
17
8
0

20

81
33
20

31
192
5
0

2
0
0

23,500
200,565
4,393
4,090

34
55
24
27

24,408
29,630
34,640
9,135
11,350

0

0
0

40

198,905
428,984
956,269

47
199
127

6,200

0
1
0

44

47,300

40

40,750

4

6,550

0
0

1943
1944
1945
Floydada................................................... 1944
Fort Stockton............................................ 1943

524
790
813

449,294
1,346,123
2,447,907

46
185

79
70
149

80,939
193,314
1,083,870

399
535
544

0

0

0

40

120
0

169,450
723,825
407,768

82,325

16

61,050

0
0

0
0

24

21,275

29

•Fort Worth---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Freeport™.................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Gainesville----------------------------------------- 1943
1944

3,682
3,032
4,105
70
16
29
298

1,754
936
1,545
49

4,469,541
1,659,232
4,335,864
143,900

317
408
796
7

755,569
1,730,921
3,271,897
24,553
66,777
47,981
81,107
13,205

1,611

1,572,493
1,178,598
1,632,965
4,226
3,000
3,606
81,076
28,743

2,371
1,133
1,558
49

220

6,797,603
4,568,751
9,240,726
172,679
70,777
56,687
205,447
232,648

Galena Park--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
•Galveston.----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Garland-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

341
84
62
1,554
823
717
58
49
91

1,202,004
302,170
227,509
2,228,168
888,417
1,349,259
15,330
30,900
165,753

340
72

7,000
33,950
181,387
125,199
204,039
730,493
4,725
3,225
100,025

0

0

340
72

660
487
491
51
33
54

2,040
10,872
587,336
314,107
471,716
9,305
11,325
25,128

Gilmer.--------------------------------------------- 1944
1945
Gladewater---------------------------------------- 1944
1945
Goliad.--------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

56

71,207
11,150

0
0
0
6

•El Paso.....................................................

12
6
11

Goose Creek--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Graham-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Greenville------------------------------------------ 1943

285
299
186

Hale Center.--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Hamlin.-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
U945
Harlingen___________________________ 1943
1944

7
9

1943
1944
1945
Hearne______________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Haskell.....................................................

* In sam ple o f 257 cities.

21
20

45
102

11
0
0

235
38
274




29,800

1,000

11

5,100
43,264
190,700

14
24
33

1,195,004
266,180
35,250
1,515,633
370,271
147,050
1,300
16,350
40,600

7
39
178
147
172
5
3
17

133

11

716
189
54
2

13
20

4
3
7

476,253
425,730
257,912
13,362
41,018
110,770
51,451

161
191
31

4,400
9,650
14,600
0
0

507,209
119,020
598,940

0
0
0

0
0
0
10
1
2

5
5

3

0
0

0
0

0
0

110,980
4,463
418,355

95
5
44

360,510
113,642
167,360

20

0
1

0
1,000

0
1

4

23,850

0
1
20

3,000
65,290

17
7
26
81

0

0

3

4,300
9,500

2
1

90
26
210

12

1,250
700
4,500

10

6
0
0

5

114

10
22

6
10

11

154
54

1,226
4,135
120,057
3,440
18,406
65,062
2,675

3

307,220
402,350
93,550
6,897
16,532
43,858
6,410

29

1,764
14
4

40
7

2,000
20,000

0

0

0

5
90
65
74

3,650
89,159
21,434
38,800
161,718

3
69
58
47
9

2,150
54,341
18,826
21,225
22,150

110

1

1,688

43,650
300
8,400
8,800

8,350
4,600

0

See text an d tables, p p . 12 t o 16,

7 4 6 8 6 2 ° — 4 8 -------- 11

11,000

1

4
120

0

53
5
7
12
11

1 H m on th s o n ly.

0

1
1

86
102
10

3
4
81

2
0
0

50
7

0

19,207
6,250
600
1,000

0

1

4
119
134

11

734
192

66
2
12

18
0
0
0

6
4
3
7

167,807
19,245
44,305
3,025
6,080
1,850
£2,366

161
191
31

3,150
4,650
600

0

6

10

29
10

3

6

0
0

0
0

35,719
915
13,225

99
26

0

500
10,968
2,608
14,575
74,278

210
0

3
70
57
47
9

158

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued

Appendix.—

—

.

WEST SOUTH CENTRAL STATES-Continued
All building
construction
Year

State and city

Number
of
buildings
Texas—Continued
Henderson---------------------- ----------------- 1943
1944
1945

25
62
55

1943
1944
1945
Highland Pari:........................................... 1943
1944
1945
•Houston-------------- ..---------------------- ..— 1943
1944
1945

13
156
170
147
4,750
2,733

Hereford.____________________________

1943
1944
1945
Iowa Park----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
11945
Irving™..................................................... 1943
1944
Huntsville___________________________

Jacksonville.------------------------------------ .... 1943
1944
1945
Kaufman................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Kenedy--------- 1---------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Kerrville.-— ............................................... 1943
1944
'1945
Lamesa._................................................... 1943
1944
Lampasas.— .... ........................................ 1943
1944
1945
La Porte.— ............................................... 1943
1944
' 1945
Laredo....................................................... 1943
1944
11945
Levelland....................... —-...................... 1943
1944
1945
liberty.-------------------------------------------Livingston.................................................
Lubbock................. .................................

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

Valuation

$20,935
37,485
258,770

0

12,700
360,250
332,000
7,081,903
3,628,127
4,057,050
7,081,903

27,105

7

4,250

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

17
3

35,500
2,850

13

6

8,200

5

4,200

2
1

22

9,425
49,612
27,010
4,300
34,850
144,262
5,215
13,038
344,593

7
25

3,550
32,612
9,750

4

58,768
38,867
76,550
48,750
16,750
11,416
10,633
35,085

0
11

2,886

4,750
10
0
0
0
0

42
27
6

25
19
14
11

166
40
39
28
17
2

47
35
31
12

19
558
508
537
160
57
112

28
14
11

46
8
12

1,462
748
1,250
195

112,415
10,730
442,715
583,350
191,620
268,916
31,872
236,160
62,580
9,550
5,690
84,881
3,800
8,249
3,736,327
268,269
1,057,700
339,380

741
706
420
85
163
84
7
119

338,159
153,031
1,543,735
63,145
472,750
65,365
1,495
163,410




0
2
1
0
1

0

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1943
1944
1945

1In sample of 257 cities,

8

17

9
33
4
5
1,722
1,473
1,327
1,722

3
33
924

Mineral Wells________________________

$200
0

80,820

155
391
328
278
344
11

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

1

8
0

212,000

26,000
1,000

0

4
7

6,950
14,350

0
0

0
0

73

17
15
1
20

13
14
6
8

469
411
413
82
2

70
16
3
6
20
1

5
465
45
139
95

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

3

1
0

27

0

76,461
330,036
428,545
98,063
231,650
9,675
425
107,025
377,607

Midland....................................................

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

20,150
454,843
272,938
410,030
45,335,871
6,273,011
10,314,269
45,335,871

0

Lufkin.______________________________ 1943
1944
U945
McAllen.................................................... 1943
1944
1945
McCamey---------------------- ------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Marshall.____________________________

Number
of
buildings

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

$12,750
9,700
166,900

21

0

0
2
122

7,000
3,000
0

15,000
35,409,727
1,333,725
5,370,469
35,409,727

1,442
110

523
1,442

166
141
1,586
1,150
1,036
1,586

4,075
5,300
900

7
13
17

1,800
11,700
16,360
4,300
16,800
91,512
5,215
12,038
67,374

7
25

57,509
7,167
650
150

0
11

6

38,400

239,244

0
1,000

28

37,975

65

0

6

34
23

6

1,259
3,080
43,800
600
15,000
865
5,495
15,250

950
6,975
416,110
539,880
164,585
100,046
1,600
153,825
31,550
940
4,340
21,935
1,400
5,750
1,435,564
13,517
268,474
160,290

18
5
14
10

2
1
0
22

17
11

91,115
785

2
6

0
0
2,200

40
17
26
7

151,550
15,335
79,505
19,730

89
97
123
38
38
16
5

20,350
2,970
26,605
43,470
24,835
17,320
14,937
2,830
11,300

7

4
305
81
155
31

7,150
350
52,870
950
1,874
1,877,020
79,946
494,517
141,350

4
4
16
5
3
692
622
956
69

10,076
1,450
625
423,743
174,806
294,709
37,740

14
23
46
29
43

10,858
91,855
232,300
41,780
117,565

119
254
216
181
235
8

3
0

0

0
0

25
167

97,000
88,009

0
0

3
133

7,625
99,492

3
5
624

213

82
75
54

38

288,481
17,285
703,045
12,840
316,500
36,025

3,813
52,174
721,150
21,700
101,300
16,610

446
545
107
60
38
41

1

120

0

45

58,485

24

66
68
66

86

259
19
111

6,528
2,650
7,235

4
5

52,770
191,120
116,365
12,735
57,030
6,500

22

114

0

0
0
1

1
10
2

6

14
5

1 11 months only.

f

112

1,980
1,563
1,517
1,980

9,500
1,850
4,000

0
1

5
5

0

9
30
72

7

0
11,100

1
1

0

450
91,593
60,938
63,030
2,844,241
1,311,159
886,750
2,844,241

0
0
0
0

4

5
9

1
0

27

0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

3
7

28,620
32,100
48,000 :
1,750 1!
4,023
2,488
12,600

$7,985
27,785
11,050

3,000

19,855

2
0

11

1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

2
0
0
0
0

8

54

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

0
88,020

6
50

13
1

5

8
0

4
7
0
0
68

18
15
1
20

13
14
6
8

475
442
413
84
2

72
16

1,460

3

1,000

6
20
1

12,833
47,061
79,880
43,548
57,055
3,175
425
2,400
190,106
45,865
83,572
119,540
28,605
54,950
12,730
1,375
16£05

5
462
46
147
106
21

114
66
68

67
3
0

25
167
213
86

271
19
111

38
1

43

159

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943, 1944, and 1945— Continued.
WEST SOUTH CENTRAL STATES—Continued
All building
construction
Year

State and city

Texas—Continued
Mission._____________________________

Number
of
buildings

New residential
building

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

Valuation

Numberof
buildings

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

1

200

15
37

20,935
60,800

0

0

40

$31,785
188,174
236,060
2,150
36,435
153,355
9,800
23,015
32,800

9
25

8,415
17,150

Navasota____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
New Braunfcb------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Newcastle................................................. 1943
1944
1945

13
28
246
113
177

3,000
5,702
214,057
18,542
47,851

7
7
54
18

1,500
2,450
106,013
5,020
13,275

5
70
18
50

275
1,025
59,287
3,039
8,542

0
0
0

0
0
0

76

50,000

0
0
0
20,000

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

Olney....................................................... - 1944
U945
Orange...................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Paducah..................................................... 1943
1944
*1945

44
615
188
119
17
4

5
50

7,500
27,348

6,000

0
0

0
0

9

9,975
250
1,500
100,800

4
145
• 23
32
3

8
220

28,500
247,861
23,710
254,934
14,150
910
4,610
232,574

1943
1944
1945
Pampa.______________________ _______ 1943
1944
*1945
Paris............................................ ............. 1943
1944

51
52
242
136
72
206
290
219

41,760
21,822
760,975
236,750
71,431
205,481
263,304
190,655

Pasadena..................................... ............. 1943
1944
1943
1944
Plainview._................................................ 1943
1944
1945

260
1,262
26
44
28
64
1,027

Port Arthur.--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Quanah--------------------- ----------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Ranger.-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

539
677
14
3
3

0

1
0

155

91,050

9

Rosebud_____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
San Angelo---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
*San Antonio--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

120

123
804
441
479
10,419
7,617
9,670
10,420

18,965
17,850
1,590,647
195,305
483,810
14,518,375
3,570,971
5,331,510
14,518,375

1
1

200

316
83
150
1,636
844
832
1,636

727,810
77,023
166,689
4,909,737
1,578,313
1,547,471
4,909,737

Sanger....................................................... 1943
1944
1945
San Juan................................................... 1943
1945
Seguin.......... ............................................ 1943
1944

12
0

3,970

2
0

3,000

0

8
0

885

0

2
0

85

0

0

0

137
81

137,474
8,564

95
17

96,488
2,435

26
4

30,550
725

16
60

10,436
5,404

95
17

1943
1944
1945
Mount Pleasant...... .................................. 1943
1944
1945
Nacogdoches.-------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

Palestine...................................................

Pilot Point.™............................................

Seminole.................................................... 1943
1944
1945
South Houston.......................................... 1943
1944
1945
Spur------------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
* In sample of 257 cities.

101

116
98
4
19
85
8
20

6
1
0

0
68

98
0
1

48
9
35
10
0
0

254

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16,




27
45
51

22
0
0
0
6

1
1

85

$5,430
18,880
90,810

111

5,000
10,530
556,400
188,000
55,500
135,825
212,375
130,425

510,151
3,844,133
6,475
8,650
35,880
70,691
955,474

242
984

504,676
3,119,862

1

200
2,000

188,138
315,821
16,235
885
9,500
17,000
500

10

19
168
72
19
108
181

3

6

15
17
1
2
22

5
7
6
2

1
1

34
3
0
20

4
1

18
6

7
13
115
7
10
8
12

14
124

1,600
14,241
326,294

187

67
103
4

55,052
111,990
2,725

69
94
4

2

0
0

0
0

3

8,500
500
0
22,000

78

$4,845
116,900
110,300
1,250
10,500
63,400
7,800
10,900
12,750

166,985
17,210
184,992
2,800
250
500
70,865
16,025

68

56
30
2
2

26
3
4
9

$21,510
52,394
34,950
700
5,000
29,155
2,000

77
105

1,225
2,227
48,757
10,483
26,034

7
7
55
17
23

0
0
0

0
0
0

70

30,000

0
0
0
6

35
420
165
87
5

15,000
53,528
6,500
69,942
1,375
410
2,610
60,909

4
16
122

2
6
101

38
33
54
60
52
80
103
101

20,735
11,292
84,925
44,800
14,431
29,366
32,630
51,855

4,375
562,652
1,835
1,300
19,925
40,720
275,080

5
163
18
31
18
38
716

161,619
4,440
5,350
14,355
15,730
354,100

10,682
32,198
9,300
585
9,500
8,500

403
480

1,100

122,404
171,633
4,210
300

0
0

0
0

14

43,300

132

25,750

1
0

112
0

118
122

171

690,879
65,185
249,335
6,202,526
673,285
1,189,198
6,202,526

317
270
259
8,187
6,591
8,547
8,187

18,775
17,650
171,958
53,097
67,786
3,406,112
1,319,373
2,594,841
3,406,112

2

88

70
596
182
291
597

0
12

25

6
1
0
0
0
0

3
3

1

15
37

3,700
2,900

119,650
3,950
1,500
40,290
18,299
8,375

0

27
45
52

0
0
0
0

5
53
0
0

9
2
1

85
10

19
168

79
19
108
181
121

242
996
1

3
2

15
122
68

105
4
0
0

3
1
0

9
1
1

317
105
160
1,741
1,040
879
1,741
4

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

12,929
36,468

40
64

7,490
12,703

14

3,248
19,825

14

2,191
3,940

40
64

0

0
0
12

0
0

0
0

0
0

26
5

19,900
1,355
1,265
4,000

0
1
10
0

0

17,400

2,500
11,700

0
0
12

0
1,200

22

2,500
49,000
2,355
54,215
28,000

4

0
0

22
8
0
0

219,120

80

1,000

51,750
23,500

12

0
0

8
1
0
0

94,770

26

1 11 months only.

22

5

4

500

7

0
0

1
0
0

0
0

0
0

50,020

148

74,330

80

160

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued.

APPENDIX.

—

WEST SOUTH CENTRAL STATES—Continued
All building
construction
State and city

New residential
building

Year
Number
of
buildings

Texas—Continued
Sweetwater__________________________

1943
1944
1945
Tahoka._______________________ _____ 1943
1944
1945
Taylor.______________________________ 1943
1944

Temple______________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Terrell...-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Texas City.__________________________ 1943
1944
1945

42
46

$69,950
102,800
6,100
0

17
177
72
136

6
0
2

171
349
30
9
13
197
501
315
38

345,172
722,698
27,350
11,936
9,650
359,558
5,187,872
580,364
185,780

140
297

10
10
0
0
1

5,675
41,800

6

6

14

55
386
191
22

93,159

22

110,022

37

8
0
2

11,400
0

70
38
36
13

3,500
240,600
4,094,315
207,524
117,100
0
0
0
0
0

138
122

4
4
4
132
59
99

2

7
5
72
77
88

3

330,722
5,667
9,961
862,347

107
32
33
13

527,720
12,440
58,151
137,950

1

3,500
16,400
34,920
6,040
28,020
91,200

1
12

175
9,105
83,580
1,550

102

22,000

531
710
905

549,118
953,908
2,167,937
33,650
64,515
185,620
63,925
148,466
1,320,121

106
272
416

695,015
280,799
277,056
57,840
10,043
18,065

169
67
57

60
59

9
15

8
2
11

139
17
28
131

Waco____________________________

102

18
7
23

$1,175
41,240
31,000
41,000
44,875
54,965
1,156
96,423

6

18

0
0
0

28,853
58,995
125,354
14,935
71,031
137,550
8,750
30,950
2,167,937

590
333
353

Number
of
buildings

0
0
0
0
0

72
117
82
35
82
58
13
13
905

West University______________________ 1945
Wichita Falls_________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Yoakum-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944

Valuation

300
40,000

University Park----------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Uvalde______________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Vernon
1943
1944
1945

66

Number
of
buildings

1
8
0
0
0

700
1,185,344
128,022
257,759
1,074,922

123
156
61
81
406

226,779
573,315
15,350
2,700
4,800
82,550
1,068,712
349,620
62,930

20
2
6

1,676
480
949
281

0
0

3,000
30,525
1,550
6,425

27

1943
1944
1945
Turkey______________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Tyler._______________________________ 1943
1944
21945

... 1943
1944
1945
Waxahachie__________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Weslaco-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
U945

Valuation

$107,005
177,385
42,000
46,560
53,695
128,991
20,924
138,753

186
186
18

T u lia________________________________________

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

3
33
12

52
42

2,000

2
2

2,900
659,920

416

6

32
50
24
39
212

204,025
630,350
659,920
2,050
19,800
49,275
2,960
10,595
1,221,410

11
0
0

25
2
2
10
0
6

161
49
68

161
5

38,950

25,234
39,361
600
9,236
1,350
36,408
24,845
23,220
5,750

140
296
19

5,375
1,800
0
0

6
0
2

27
6

16

2
6

58
444
208
21
1
8
0
0
0

700
326,902
109,915
189,647
74,625

139
17
30
157
3
33

21

25,178
33,490
6,854
7,345

28

21,011

1,430
431
888

137
70
24

1

12

52
42

0

24,500
1,247,074

5
328

111,396

376
370
328
55
79
89
32
36
58

233,697
158,891
260,943
16,575
30,075
42,595
7,505
6,371
39,286

106
272
416

329
230
251
87
60
59

226,370
184,426
179,942
39,890
10,043
18,065

171
67
57

2

$1,500

16
18

20,100

7
1

9
24

42,350
4,000
3,100
34,400

48
4
14
36

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
2

25
45
24

15,735
17,700
20,525
12,997
4,005
13,900
1,600

208
4
24
224

0

0

0

0

9
6

164,667

215,832
56,170
20,281
16,100

92
36
45
4

252,813
40,203
76,833
1,850

0
0

0
0

0
0

6

$2,100
8,450
67,760
150
8,050
79,750

6

42
46

7,400
6,750
3,550
260,943

136

12

2
0
0
1

$35,880
33,345
4,900
5,560
5,820
43,501
18,218
35,905

6
11

1,247,074
15,025
14,640
93,750
53,460
131,500
59,425

17
5

9

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

2

5
416

6

32
51
24
39
221

11
0
0

MOUNTAIN STATES

Arizona:
Casa Grande_________________________
Chandler____________________________
Clifton___ __ ____________ ____ __ ____

Douglas--------------------------------------------

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

15
25
112
8

29
87
0
1
2

1943
1944
1945
Flagstaff_____________________________ 1943
1944
•1945
Florence-...___
__
_____ 1943
1944
U945
1 11 m on th s only.




150
57
53
241
33
57
32
12

9

2 10 m on th s on ly.

$8,900
35,050
227,160
4,300
17,800
180,450

7
4
72
4
14
38

$5,300
6,500
117,050
150
6,650
66,300

25

0

0
0
2

0
0
2,000

0
1
0

119
4
17
224

361,728
11,878
49,725
519,334

6
8
12
11

30,903
2,000

382,063
48,736
197,118
548,665
7,455
177,500
129,700
7,150
5,650

5
22
2
6

6

1,100

4

41
28

71,500
128,100
2,050
4,000

11
0

9
6

3
3

0

30,903
0

4,600
19,158
126,868
16,334
2,350
92,100
• 0
5,100
1,650

2

6

23
5
4

6

43
36

161

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943, 1944, and 1945— Continued.
MOUNTAIN STATES—Continued

Year

State and city

Arizona—Continued
Glendale.-.................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Globe........................................................ 1943
1944
1945
Mesa_:-------------------------------------- ------ 1943
1944

Number
of
buildings

33
73
62
140
90
75
96
179

$10,555
59,681
100,331
27,074
14,597
38,676
229,272
190,485

1
0
1

500

Miami---------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Nogales................... .................................. 1943
1944
1945
*Phoenix..................................................... 1943
1944
1945

27
60
54
786
1,140
1,869

1943
1944
1945
Salford...................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Tucson................................ ...................... 1943
1944
1945

87
93
158
23
30
72
737
931
1,208

1943
1944
Williams.__................................................ 1943
1944
1945
Winslow.-.................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Yuma........................................................ 1943
1944
1945
Colorado:
Akron...... ................................................. 1943
1944
Alamosa.................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Animas City--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
11945

48
19
14
7
42
205

Prescott....................................................

Wickenburg---------------------------------------

Valuation

121

60
143
200

261
0
0

16
11

17
12
8

32

0

500
37,208
114,874
86,925
1,917,890
2,471,484
6,922,842
23,723
58,208
234,748
6,000

17,825
247,785
962,724
856,133
2,927,526
21,381
17,580
1,350
5,055
48,190
373,477
282,294
161,075
166,273
493,628
626,960
0
0

4,700
5,500
17,600
2,745
3,000
32,550

Arvada.--------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Boulder..................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Brighton.------------------------------------------ 1943
l 1945

16
5
33
145
117
217
69

6,775
1,425
85,980
38,542
41,881
276,031
4,300
64,921

Canon City................................................ 1944
1945
Center....................................................... 1944
1945
"■Colorado Springs--------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

29
155

10,595
126,862

8

1
10

1,000

Number
of
buildings

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

All building
construction

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

17
52
44

117

$2,830
3,925
3,525
27,074
14,597
32,676
25,031
33,785

0
0
0

0
0
0

1
0
0
0
0
0

17
52
44

$7,725
45,150
73,756

0

0

4
5

$10,606
23,050

0
0

0
0
6,000

0
0
0

0
0
0

32,774
95,648

16
17
13
140
90
72

15
14

171,467
61,052

1
0
0
0
0
0

500
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
1
1
0
8

186
294
771

848,349
1,118,385
4,002,555

73
180
334

3
15
48

199
9,000

3

5
22
1
1

66,000
200
200

17

1

28
137
38
233

112,850
450,400
136,933
1,148,431

4
3

11,650
400

0
0
2

0
0
6,000

186
103
24
41
77
75

369,324
244,180
50,700
125,060
161,951
320,050

0
0
0
0
0
2
1

0
0
0
0
0

800
1,100

6
6

9
29
52
66

128
4
6
10

4
19
2
6

14
8
12
20

1

3
5
3

0
0

2
2

12
2

26
0

0

1,500
147,250
150
35,800
4,000
50,850
0

575
13,900
850
4,800
36,130
350
26,375
51,725
3,270
256,374
198,937
0
0

0
0
0
1

8,192
11,465
66,860
755
4,100
126,100
78,471
313,829
1,110,138

1,300
2,250
1,300
920
800
1,450

10

30
4

19,100
562,470
730,629
1,986,599

5

28,700

64,200

10,000
0

0
0

19

15

0
0

500

7
15
19
29
2
12
2
8
1

260
400
3,680
2,820
3,155
13,155
150
18,550
350
21,400
1,000

Valuation

66

26
60
46
527
666

764
83
82
119
16
20

15
548
827
847
40
10

4
3
21

17
12
22

94

111

166
0
0
11
10

14
5
4
3
14
3
11

130
97
158
2

45
25
121
0
0

27,208
114,874
67,825
507,071
622,470
933,688

1

5,045
13,525
8,835
433,853
405,371
668,957
9,156
3,280
500
255
6,060
3,803
11,739
58,650
37,943
75,303
107,973
0
0

3,400
3,250
16,300
1,025
1,100

2,400

556,802
256,312
392,868

Craig.----------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Crested Butte------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Delta-------- --- ----------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

35
48
63

17,552
56,800
172,355

4
22

1
11

19

5,000
36,790
72,650

1,500
8,430
68,160

30
15
25

11,052
11,580
31,545

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0
2

0
0
0

4,237
45,775
157,500

0
0
0
200

0
0
0

4
39
92

0
0
0
1

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

4,097
5,292
7,639
19
14

2 ,688,212
4,716,144
16,304,904
4,174
8,465
21,846

"■Denver._____________________________
Dolores.------------------------------------------ ----------

* In sam ple o f 257 cities.

12

See te x t and t ables, ipp. 12 t o 16.




181
375
1,770

805,400
1,626,400
9,236,450

0

0
0

426
370
1,068
7
3

0

3

0
0

1 11 m oi ith s o n ly.

668,693
1,131,459
3,468,786
880
4,830
13,000 ,

3,490
4,547
4,801
12
11

9

0
0
2

153
103
24
40
67
73
0
0
0
0
0
2
1

19

25

0
0

641
528
648

4
4

5
3

6,245
54,612

37,200
17,607
43,676
162,655

1,800
30,950
65,500

26
187
48
240

30
4
15

7
127
95
149

27

5

6,515
1,025
18,100
35,722
37,226
115,626
4,000
10,571

3,000
112,310
43,646
747,890

13,400
89,150

384
310
867

22
1
1

3
30
16
163

15
61

3
29
48

15,332
37,743

40,200
686,719
343,634
1,303,413

0
0
0
1
20

0
0

101,888

798
639
960

19

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

2,237
1,425
2,850
1,214,119
1,958,285
3,599,668
3,294
3,635
8,846

0
0

15
0
1

2
0

3
30
16
163
4
22
20
0
0
0
1

16
55
288
556
2,403
0
0

0

162

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943, 1944, and 1945— Continued.
MOUNTAIN STATES—Continued
All building
construction
State and city

Colorado—Continued
Durango.____________________________

Year

1943
1944
1945

Eaton_______________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Edgewater----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Fnrt. C o llin s
_____ __
1943
1944
1945
Fort Morgan._________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Glenwood Springs._____________________ 1943
1944
1945
Golden--------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Grand Junction_____________________ ..... 1943
1944
1945
Greeley______________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Gunnison------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Haxtun.______________________ _______ 1943
1944
1945
1943
Julesburg_____________ ________
1944
1945
Lafayette.......................................... ......... 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
....................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Littleton. ---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

La Junta-------------------------------------------

Number
of
buildings

16
45
63
0

0

3

1,150
7,950
3,243
3,600
335,752
60,890
107,694
349,838

0
0
0
0
2

12

13
10
86

409
503
582
52
41
101

3
4
12

39
3
5

250
269
442
107
130
232
14
23
55

6

4
18
18
29
28
11

14
23
57
20
8

7
5
26
28
45

1943
1944
1945
♦Pueblo---------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Rocky Ford__________________________ 1943
1944
1945
galida_______________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Sanford._____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Sterling._____________________________ 1943
1944
1945

10,321
31,652
71,082
475
2,700
16,740
7,340
750
22,050
64,662
188,431
416,159
63,350
52,013
452,737
2,065
5,158
38,896

New nonresidential
building
Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0

$1,500
17,600

2

9
10

Additions, alterations,
and repairs
Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$3,150
2,180
31,950

14
35
43

0
0
0
0

0
0

0
0

2,500
930

63

2,750
316,000

3
5

16,100

0
0

0
0

1
6
0

31

131,850

0

15
30

8,384
33,365
5,211
23,150
27,420
400

0
0

14

0

5

19,700

14

0
1

0
2,000

3

8,500

2
1
6

1
0

2,000
0

5

22j850

0

200

6

200

2
1
2

0
0
0

10

4
3
14

400
16,265

0
0
0

0
0
0

6

5

1,850
1,400
22,265
4,800
6,350
14,000
5,700
2,250
15,625

0
0
2
0
0
2
2
0

3

9,500

5

2,050
950
2,375

190,125
61,280
5,225
5,650
2,991
44,387
66,865
123,956

29
4

78,200
6,850

3
5

30,000
17,950

2
0
0

1,200
0
0

3
3

5
6

1

2,000

8,500
3,650
43,656

11
8

14

4,000
450
29,950
57,500
72,400

0
0

3
5

111
8

18
45

18
29
26
4
8

15
25
11

5
4
2
12

16
14

91,350

25
23
27

3,700
6,755
75,810

48
38
57

0
0

0
0
0

1
0
0

77

4
5
16

0
0
0
22

0
0
0

14,687
31,281
90,540

0
0
0
1,110

1,325
17,865

17
30

1,902
15,127
63,995

4
31
55
480
671
835

602
15,181
59,075
536,275
736,866
884,650

0

0

24
53
52
150

800
34,250
213,936
67,806
430,535

0
1,100

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0

0

64
25

69,125
21,165

0
0
2
0
2
6
1
1

1
0
0

98
112

2

17,457
13,617
210,552
500

1
2

1,200

0
0
0

3
4
17

38
35
82

198
206
359
50
75

59

0

8

7
17
409
488
521

0

5,601
12,070
115,315
39,800
8,940
157,855
470
758
20,461

1,500
1,600

0
0
0
0
1

0

52
36
54
56
44
62

0
0

1,150
5,450
2,313
650
3,652
60,890
99,310
184,623

0

0

0
0

0

3
9

0

119,950
130,450
380
5,930
203,371

4,500

0

33
3

0

1
11

0
1
6

5,040
2,060
750

27
29

1,000

3

4,800

6

12,000

30
34
80

4,909
27,665
176,267

0
0

0
1

9

0
0

5,500
0

3,800
12,000

250

7
8

60
68
101
0
0
0
0
0
2
2
0
0

15

1,000

8

43,500

25

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

$3,725
11,880
29,070

24

* In sample of 257 cities. See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.




Number
of
buildings

0
1
10

73
61
108

Montrose____________________________

Valuation

$6,875
15,560
78,620

1943
1944
1945
Milliken-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
1943
Monte Vista.................................... .
1944
1945

Longmont................................. ................

New residential
building

62
0
0

31

5,110
8,502
23,962
75
500
3,200
3,280

0
0
7
0

0
0

0
5

59,061
56,411
170,394
23,170
37,143
91,511
1,595
4,400
18,435
650
1,000

1,500
4,800
6,350
12,500
2,050
1,300
3,750
81,925
36,480
2,025
1,650
2,541
5,937
5,715
7,900
13,757
6,862
43,392
500

1

3
1

0

35
29
1
11

59
0
0
0
0
0

2
0

0
2
2
0

3

29
4
2
0
0

3
7
20
0
0

24

0
0

72
90
31

0
0
0

11,675
14,829
8,680

4
5
17

11,775
11,969
356,971
180,875

4
23
23
367
551
584

602
13,281
13,050
310,370
312,089
273,240

13
103
52
152

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0

0

0

64

69,125
13,165

0
0
2
0
2
6
1
1

2,500
1,000
0
0

21
0
1
0

2,525
13,225
98,785

14
25
46

0
1,000
0

2,134
13,440
33,982

0
1

9

163

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943, 1944, and 1945— Continued .
MOUNTAIN STATES—Continued
New residential
building

All building
construction
State and city

Colorado—Continued
Trinidad-------------------------------------------

Year

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

19
23
8
11

$1,800
77,410
42,900
2,275
1,425
3,660

Idaho:
Blackfoot.---------------------------------- ------- 1943
1944
1945
Boise City................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Buhl......................................................... 1943
1944
1945

24
31
41
513
683
858
23
37
54

5,745
30,520
126,015
221,895
530,084
1,399,986
7,735
10,652
84,095

Caldwell.................................................... 1943
1944
*1945
Coeur d’Alene........................................... 1943
1944
1945
Filer________________________________ 1943
1944

57
166
171
235
205
234

43,495
307,824
361,630
349,813
171,218
420,272

0
0

1943
1944
1945
Grangeville------------------------------------ --- 1943
1944
1945
Idaho Falls----------------------- — ............. 1943
1944
1945

0
0
2

...... ..........

Glenns Ferry.-------------------------------------

8
10

Number
of
buildings

0
0
2
0
0
0

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

Valuation

0
0

$8,500

Number
of
buildings

4
5
2

0
0
0

14

2,000

21

6,900
45,150
49,500
63,505
280,167

16
18
26
35
87

2

5

Valuation

$1,200
7,200
18,000
1,610
600
1,685

Number
of
buildings

4
5
15
9
6
6

0

12

17
25

4,642
33,395

20

3,345
19,920
60,915
21,575
237,602
636,519
4,030
4,410
39,300

3
93
83
39
36

1,450
191,557
269,125
189,419
33,300
167,300

18
32
45
30
38
70

24,900
70,517
70,600
6,805
78,550
189,353

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0
0
0
2
11
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

15
16
18
43
46
47

3,730
4,025
25,965
49,283
80,190
147,575

0
0
2
8

1
6

15
8

16
66
0

86

13

2

9
8

479
632
705
11

7
9

Valuation

$600
70,210
16,400
665
825
1,975
400
3,700
19,950
150,820
228,977
483,300
3,705
1,600
11,400

Number of
dwelling
units

0
0
2
0
0
0
1
6

15
12

16
70
0

17
24

128
128

17,145
45,750
21,905
153,589
59,368
63,619

94
95
39
36

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0
0
0
1

36
48
33
122

3
86

7
50
71
125
142

3,500
1,540
2,300
23,465
15,882
72,685
194,838

7
85

23
25
79
114
176
271

3,500
5,270
7,825
82,530
65,165
160,475
796,833

5
82

Lewiston.................................................. 1943
1944
1945
1944
McCall_________________________ ____
1945
Mullan...................................................... 1943
1944
1945

338
336
401

63,090
133,140
356,954

0

0

5
42

2,800
151,700

56
37
46

6,370
61,879
58,940

282
294
313

56,720
68,461
146,314

5
42

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

1943
1944
1943
1944
Payette.-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

167
255

24,528
131,318

35
49

2,210

0
12
2
1
0
1

0

6
10
68

5,870
71,995
450
2,500
8,410
25,725
74,677

132
194
3

18,658
47,623
710
5,350
6,604
20,931
36,954

0
12
1
1
0
1

Pocatello.......................................... ......... 1943
1944
1945
Preston... ...................................... . ....... 1943
1944
1945
Priest River—........................................... 1943
1944
1945

225
248
263

113

51,943
104,345
227,177

96
103
76

4

4,016
139,638
446,691
20,900
22,300
20,250

4

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

1943
1944
1943
1944
1943
1944
1945

5
18

6,610

5
7

0

10

1,840
4,500
7,940
8,700
4,300
4,000
6,315

Nampa._____________________________

New Plymouth-----------------------------------

St. Anthony.-------------------------------------St. Maries----------------------------------------Shelley.--------------------------------------------

1943
1944
1945
Spirit Lake................................................ 1943
1944
1945
Troy______________________ _________ 1943
1944
1945
Shoshone______________________ ______

210 months only.




97
162

2
1
8
0
0
1

12

14
9
1
11
0
0
2
2

3
0
1
1
0

9,350
15,014
46,856
191,645
428,659
638,483
1,079,368
20,900
22,300
31,250

5
12

25
16
26
43

0
0
11,000
0
0
0

2
1

100

76
0
0

4

0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0

0

0
200

1
1

80,014

0
10
0
2
0
0
6

0

11,700
1,050
1,500

372,700
394,500
405,500

1,840
11,610
11,440
23,000
4,300
4,000
27,965

800
700

7,600
454,420

96

0
0
0

13,000
255
80,000

0

33

250

0
0

1,500
33,100

0

9,500
0
0

9
9
1

21,500

4

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
2
1
0
0
0
0
0

800
0
0

0
0

13,000
55
0
0
0
0
0

8

63
84
104
122

144
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
2

250
0

3

500
3,500
4,800

0
0
1

150

0
0
0
1

0
0
0
200

0
0

3

80,000

0
0
1
0

700

0
0
0

9
0

0

33

0
0
0
0
0
0
10
0
2
0
0
8
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0

164

CONSTRUCTION IN WAR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943, 1944, and 1945 Continued.

APPENDIX.

—

MOUNTAIN STATES-Continued
All building
construction

New residential
building

Year

State and city

Number
of
buildings

Idaho—Continued
Twin Falls.................................................

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

1943
1944
1945

118
176
373

$82,714
189,530
608,917

1943
1944
1945
Weiser....................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Wilder.............. ........................................ 1943
1944
1945
Montana:
Anaconda------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Billings
1943
1944
1945
Bozeman____________________________ U943
1944
1945

43
53
40
31
3
9
4

12,351
17,493
57,045
9,700
7,380
90,815
260
5,800
1,460

5
3

12,000
11,000

Wallace_________________ .___________

"■Butte----------------------------------------------Chinook_________________________ ___
Cut Bank.-----------------------------------------

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944

Fairview---------------------------------------- --- 1943
1944
1945
Fort Benton--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
Glasgow-------------------------------------------- 1944
1945
Glendive-------------------------------- ----------- 1943
1944
1945
Great Falls---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Hardin______________________________ 1944
1945
Harlowton-----------------------------------------

1943
1944
1945
Havre_________________ ______________ 1943
1944
1945
H^l^na
_______ 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
Kalispell____________________________ 1945
LaureL---------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

Hot Springs.---------------------------------- :__

Lewistown....
Libby..
Livingston.

.

...
.

Miles City.

* In sample of 257 dties.




Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

12
10

1

76
123
298
38
0
1

45
51
36
12

16
23
72
68
6

5
9

0

$16,000
183,075

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

4

to

44,500

0
0
0

0
0
0

8
1
6
0

2
0
0
0

3,500

2
1

18
92
14

0
0
0

42,700
416,370
11,515

40
27
82
16

0
0

0
0

0
1

9,230
71,060
95,063
3,925
8,240
21,600
12,395
14,848

2
1
0
0
1
0
0

400
150
. 0

5

700

2,275
2,250
7,750

1
1

5

400
600
6,550

4

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
1
8

0
1

0
200

17

3,000
22,863
245,147
1,061,056
31,720
0

144,219

0
0

0
0

13,700
31,000

32

9,515
69,175
56,380
783,468
1,006,466
978,027

22

0

0

3

17,000

5
7
16
9
37
39
62
46
105

900
8,900
38,690
1,780
84,065
48,385
12,597
22,275
709,033

0
0

4
4
5

91
137
256

$39,368
54,070
167,287

180

39
51
36

12,171
17,393
27,645
4,350
6,175
21,315

100

29,400
5,350
1,205
25,000
50
2,800

210

3,000
. 1,460

1
0
0

2,500

36
78
124
8

9,935
81,167
124,118
3,557

93
14

144,219

b

0
0

0
0

37
43
30
13
13
26
44

5,435
55,640
55,913
335
3,750
14,025
4,540
8,393

2
1
0
0

46
19

3,395
15,270
39,150
3,590
490
7,575
7,855
5,755

2
1

600
600

3
3

1,275
1,050

1,200
0
0

3,500
10,950

0
0
0
12

0
0
0
10,200

15

20,050

15
13
27
109
134
214

3,065
5,125
27,950
229,140
126,978
155,973

125

0

0
0

0
0

0
1

0

0
0

3

6

7
6
10
2
10

6,000
11,000

3,000
12,928
121,280
520,568
16,648
0

0
1

0
2,000

0
2

15,000

0
0

6

5
0

15,400
0

24
15

80,050
39,400

0
0

0
0

14

27,500

0

28
45

10,800
30,335
27,775
2,500
106,768
69,287

0
10

U943
1944
1945
-------- 1943
1944
1945
____ 1943
1944
1945

16
15
42
7
3

18,060
21,150
107,850
750
400

6

6,100

5

17
35
22

2,350
1,257,646
21,845

1943
1944
1945

57
50
92

19,900
21,860
263,583

9
36

0

8,700
20,200

27,775

8
10

5
3
4
3
7
26
18
32
0
1
6
0
1

900
5,900
18,190
640
690
2,080
5,305
6,840
208,277
0

500
8,685
0

1,500
10,175
11,522

1

1,000

17
4

91,700
30,500

1

350
2,900
18,800

4
2
0
0
10

14
13

0
0
6,000
0

54,750
15,950

13
5

1,400
1,201,321
1,150

1
0

800

13

42,350

18
13
27

8,565
7,025
104,390

3
15
0
0
0

0

0
0
0
0
0
10
0
0
0

2

115

0
0

8

5
13

0

7
64

3
4

0

97
152
155

220

Valuation

$43,346
119,460
258,555

8,500
457,900
741,460
392,000

3
157

0

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

0

4,000

2

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

6,450
63,850
19,930
96,428
138,028
430,054

13
19
36
2

27
35
64

0

4
53

13
23

40
363
506
484

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

3
12

4
2

11 months only.

760
4,000
55,900
150
0
0

2

0
1
8

5
10

17
36
28
59
0
2

4
0
0
8

29

0
0

3,000
5,100
1,140
3,325
6,905
7,292
15,435
473,256

2
0
0
0
20

3
0
0

5
1
1

5
0
0
0
0
0
1

3
199
220

5
0

26
15
0
0
8

0

0

1,600
1,450

16
18
36

0
0

4,893
27,265

1

18
12

23
5
3

16,950
14,250
33,150
600
400

1

100

7
4

950
1,575
4,745

14
13

38
37
52

10,535
14,835
116,843

13

11
10

8

1

3
4
0
0

5
0

1
0

165

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943, 1944, and 1945— Continued .
MOUNTAIN STATES-Continued
All building
construction
Number
of
buildings

Montana—Continued
Missoula.................................. ................. 1943
1944
1945
............... .................... J1943
Philipsburg.—
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
Plentywood ------------------------------------ 1944
Poison__... --------------------------------------- 1943
1944
21945
---------------- ----------------

Valuation

138,190
98,190
520,391
3,400
6,950
2,600

109
141
163
6

7
4

500

4

0

0
1

5,500
17,500

52

100

1

Number
of
buildings

$960
16,575
356,072

103
125
116

2,000
0

200
0
0

200

1
0

2
0
0

18
3

4

4,950
2,600

1
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
2

0
0
0
0
0
0
8,000

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
100
10,000
2,000

52

17,500

0
1

3,000

0
0
0
0
0
0
2

1

25

1,400
69,496

0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0

5,560
3,525
150
250

1
6
0
1

5
9
0
0
0

0
0
0

_________ 1943
1944
1945
Whitefish...
. ---- . — —......... ...... 1943
1944
1945
Wolf Point.----------------------- -------------- 1943
1944
1945
New Mexico:
Artesia---------------------------- ---------------- 1943
1944
1945
1943
Bayard.---------------------------- ...
1944
1945
Carlsbad------------------------------------------... 1943
1944
1945

18
53
30
16

14,600
47,850
141,220
3,550
5,798
15,725

0

0

__

21

15
0

1943
1944
1945
Deming------ . ........................................ 1943
1944
1945
............ ....................... 1943
Gallup.----- ~
1944
1945

183
179
442
37
34
67
51
143
93

127,194
270,533
864,243
15,040
25,254
100,818
22,985
177,420
551,583

58
93
255
9

Las Cruces.---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Las Vegas City.----------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Magdalena.
.................... ..................... 1943
1944
1945

29
55
124
25
17
32

13,000
29,880
173,982
25,925
14,600
80,969

10

0
0
0

0
0
0

1943
1944
1945
Portales........... — ------------ ------------- 1943
1944
Raton.-------- ----------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Roswell------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Nevada:
Elko_
.... . 1943
1944
1945

111 months only.
746862°— 48------12




0
0

13
30
60
10

9
19
285
329
538

0
0

23,095
25,575
67,030
12,590
7,700
21,150
248,220
324,054
1,555,424

6

18
116

210 months only.

4,950
9,545
304,830

0
0
0

15
46
76
2

5
2

80
94
24

12

16
6

77
8

14
52
4
5
11
0
0
0
0
0
8

15
35
0
0

3
125
113
330

0

0
0
0

0
0
0

7
9
130
146
159

0

15,350

2,700
5,200

0

500
5,500

3

3

16,570
235,846
250,777
650
1,050
7,280
340,976
385,567
297,612

...............

7
10
1
1
0

1,000

78
130
179

Mountainair..... ................ .

2

1
2

0

-----------------------------

3

8
12
8
8

440

—

0
1
0
1

10,750
93,000

0

Clovis_____

4

4
5

4

2

dwelling
units

6

7,060
77,046
150
650
7,400
20,550

Sidney.______

Valuation

15
29

9
41

Scobey....

Number
of
buildings

0

1943
1944
1945
------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
......... .......................... 1943
1944
*1945

1
2

Valuation

$3,500
46,900
3,000

0
1

13,000
16,000

Roundup_______

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number of

18
3

4
9

St. Ignatius

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

b u ild in g

Year

State and city

Plains....

New nonresidential

New residential
building

11,000

1
6

5

5
6
0
0
0
10

9
3

23,250
24,400
1,250
1,205
3,900

37
17
7

0
0
0

0
2
0

0
200
0

0
2
0

2,361
127,740
115,074
650
850
2,600
312,500
349,500
57,950

16
14
37

2,943
86,800
78,075

47
70

0
2
2

0
200

10

9

66
0
0

$37,230
78,115
117,419

0
6,000
100

25

0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0

400
7,400
5,200
0
0
0

3,600
13,850
23,820
1,300
1,893
6,625

0

0

0
0
0

240
0

11,266
21,306
57,628
0
0

9
5
28

5
41
47
107

680
24,431
23,046
98,917

62,670
215,498
524,043
1,815
4,635
9,425
6,400
134,185
9,685

24
23
78

16,553
19,245
271,665

101

8

11,450
336,559

63
109
28
17
41
45
62
77

47,971
35,790
68,535
13,225
18,324
25,743
16,585
31,785
205,339

2,500
5,750
55,180
3,850
10,600
15,200

5

6,000

2,980
60,300
1,125
2,600
47,750

14
35
59
15
7
9

4,500
21,150
58,502
20,950
1,400
18,019

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1,100

0

0

5

2,295
65,650

4

6

13
6

5

0

0
0
0

12
0
0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

5
15
23
4

17,490
19,555
31,675
11,250

1
2

6,000

0
0
0
0
2
6
8

7,500
675
45,900
775,963
500
650
51,810

5,605
6,020

34,255
0
0
10,000

162,740
199,598
695,945

4
31
1U

1
0

4,000
0

3

48

176.200

20

1

1

4,025

4,000
4,045
13,021
140,745

10
0

0
1

4
7
1
2

3

15
46
86
2

5
2

89
94
24
67
102

260
9
7
10

5
77
8
10

14
51
5
5
11
0
0
0
0
0
8

15
35

14
156
185
135

1,340
1,700
3,650
84,805
78,556
83,516

3
126
113
331

4
15
48

450
8,895
76,820

36

0
0

1
0

166

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943, 1944, and 1945 Continued

APPENDIX.

—

.

MOUNTAIN STATES—Continued
All building
construction
Year

State and city

Number
of

New residential
building
Number
of
buildings

Valuation

buildings
Nevada—Continued
Fallon.
--------------------------------------

1943
1944
1945
Las Vegas-------------- ...-------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
— 1943
1944
1945
Sparks.—------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Wells._______________________________ 1943
1944
1945

Reno.___________________________

Winnemucca--------------------------------------

1943
1944
1945

Utah:
Bountiful-------------- ----------------------------

24
68

72
798
345
635
540
663
1,196
246
271
430
6
0
0

5,700
105,000

8,000

1943
1944
1943
1944
1945
Cedar City.---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

131
59
92

66

201,083
94,350
389,926
518,230
826,011
94,675
217,550
288,800

1943
1944
1945
Heber--------- ,------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Helper---------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

3
4
5
23
94

3,200
19,000
3,100
63,750
341,200

Logan----------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Midvale----------- -------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Milford_________________________ ____ 1943
1944
1945

32
74
189
34
37
29
32
36
51

11,402
49,888
307,181
72,490
57,360
79,250
102,930
102,150
135,767

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

753
612
632
82

Brigham_____________________________

Eureka--- ----------------------------------------

111
120

33
77

1,489,362
85,400
1,086,700
1,700
357,389
1,756,728
329,089
7,950
90,775

20

233
69
7
34

29
87
31
32
71

518
522
876
146
232
325

165,214
284,371
888,285
32,751
67,656
94,474

0
0
0

0
0
0

6
0
0

44,467
27,998
1,979,551
214,020
10,280
82,170
1,800

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

2
1
21

5,000
5,000
105,000

1
1
0

700
3,000

0
0
0

0
0
0

1
21

47

164,550
58,275
223,750
374,900
355,350
72,000
167,000
141,500

49
16
28
26
38
3
14
16

17,715
8,275
116,115
69,247
354,511

35
23
41
39
7
24
25

18,818
27,800
50,061
74,083
116,150
1,475
26,550
41,700

47
81
71
23
71
24

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
2
1

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
1
0

0
0
0
0
200
0

3
4
71

2,600
5,450
201,400

18
51
108

7
23
7

4,252
20,626
94,815
3,825
8,795
17,600
3,430
12,300
6,650

283
347
296

281,581
243,730
1,074,426

2
112

22

41
44
43
23
39
25
0
0
0
0
2
2
1
1

$2,000
61,000
10,000

19
0
0

0
0

36
17
17
9
25
37

103,950
66,575
44,650
27,000
99,500
1,700
125,667

28
3
32
63

2,925,827
2,074,293
2,421,782
230,550
49,700
102,300
3,000
120,500
346,800

306
128
144
81
17
17

1,758,492
374,237
488,300
229,850
47,400
76,600

0

0
111,000

Provo---------------------------------- ---------- 1943
1944
1945
♦Salt Lake City------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Sandy.----------------------------------- -------- 1943
1944

972
144
159
1,135
1,624
1,611
15
3

3,397,465
198,315
395,680
2,626,078
4,621,393
6,233,433
15,570
6,450

855
45
61
266

Spanish Fork._________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Springviile___________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Tooele.______________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Wyoming:
Buffalo____________ ....
_________ 1943
1944
1945

54
31
72
135
19
61
294
18
25

194,100
41,200
199,453
295,560
42,545
167,455
1,111,280
35,200
641,722

39
5
19
94
9
25
287
15
5

19
13

4,615
3,150
18,210

0
0
2

Pleasant Grove----------------------------------Price._______________________________

* In sample of 257 cities.




20

20

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

Valuation

$5,605
8,750
29,936
102,669
170,525
523,650

2

3,000
4,000
350
800
70,800

♦Ogden.-------------------------------------- -------

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

15
36
50
215
230
365

211,381
669,758
4,624,564
575,860
85,886
267,419
1,800

3

Number
of
buildings

$645
2,480
6,265
136,762
429,831
1,206,250

13
3
550
40
187

2
21

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

7
19
19
33
75
83

$8,250
72,230
46,201
1,728,793
685,756
2,816,600

0
0

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

2

29
34

686

372
11
2

148,500

18
4
14
23
45
11

7
12
0
11

7
164
137
192
1
0
6
1
1
12

3,296,025
97,900
129,645
1,145,725
3,311,250
2,379,002
12,600

274
271
448
4

6,200

1

142,000
17,700
78,300
276,580
26,000

4
15
13

88,000

68

54
68

1

6
21

1,100,900
26,900

4

11,000

15

0
0
1,200

9

2

2

9

0
0

0

21,200

24,000
105,600

15,000
150
57,500
69,000
7,150
29,262
108,416
2,090
3,915
34,650
0

88,150
3,450
885,754
1,456,326
859,056
700
0.
16,800
2,000

3,000
184,300
54,892
31,770
237,960
756,581
580,486
2,633,445
2,970
250
100
1,200

21

6

13
8

0

0

3
5

2,300
8,900

2
2

2

13
3
557
57
187
2
111

233
68

7
32

4

47
22

0
0
0
0
2
2
1
1

19
0
0

35
17
16
12

25
2

17
721
128
169
126
17
16

1,000

0

17

6,500
14,000

30
32

49
45
30
595
667
791

46,548
68,645
28,075
723,772
729,657
1,220,986

867
45
60
292
734
400

0
0

0
0

11
2

14

52,000
22,300
33,850
8,650

22

87,303
10,330
10,545
66,190
6,380
3,300
505,327

38
28
4
15
3

2,945
675
9,260

10
11

1

5

9

6,000

39
5
18
94
9

13,265
4,000
5,000
125,395

287
15
4

1,670
2,475
7,750

0
0
2

22

167

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943, 1944, and 1945 Continued.

A p p e n d ix .

—

MOUNTAIN STATES—Continued

Year

State and city

of
buildings
Wyoming—Continued
Casper................
Cheyenne..... .......

Cody...................
Douglas..............
Gillette................

Guernsey.............
Jackson...............
Kcmmcrcr...........

Lovell.................
Lusk...................

Sheridan..............
Wheatland...........

Nurnlwr
of
buildings

Valuation

27
54
624
13
99

$40,000
136,400
293,600
2,211,297
172,623
431,596

0
2
8
0

21,000
0

33
214
188
234

$35,628
121,136
81,286
208,667
101,187
156,613

4
5
13

1,800
10,990
63,800

15

0
8
0

0

1,885
3,800
23,300
4,288
8,487
1,150
500
3,500

1943
1944
1945
1944
1945
1943
1944
l 1945

19
13
34
25
36

3,685
16,290
108,100
4,288
18,787
1,150

4
9

6,350

5

2.650

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944

5
4

2,825
7,950
600

2,000
0

0
0
0
0
0

1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

2
0
0
0
0
0
0

1
2

32
3
23
31

3,000
1,875
214,700

63
36
45

32
41

49,861
66,927
353,559
13,597
126,300
147,250

0
0

0
0
0

6

1
0
0
0
0
0

300
280
335
12

0

14
64
67
22

62
68
8

14
34

1,200

10,497
195,985
126,725
5,615
14,575
117,585
1,585
6,705
75,645

0

1,500

3

9,500

0
0

0
0

600

12

3

800
0

700
200

3

825
7,150

0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

4

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
1

0
200

0
6
12

2

181,250
38,600
200

7
33

2.025
54,535

0
1
6

600
23,100

0

6
1

1

113,000
132,000

38
16

6

13
25
25

4

7,074
13,143
20,572
700
4,200
10,250

11,000

Valuation

145
209
182
228
228
195

$95,558
342,193
494,938
2,475,782
446,554
1,042,777

8

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$19,930
84,657
120,052
55,818
172,744
454,568

43

196
248
269
1,066
429
528

1943
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

Newcastle...........
Riverton.............

Number
of
buildings

i

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944

Laramie..............

Valuation

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonrosidential
building

New residential
building

All building
construction

2
2

33
19
27
15
4
4
11

0

236
242
258
7
7
6
0
0
0

7
14
18

8,740
9,725
77,575
5,315
7,050
51,200
535
3,055
44,895

28

1

0

800
0
0
0
0
0
0

39,787
51,909
118,287
1,897
9,100
5,000
0
0
0

1,557
5,010
10,550
100

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

8

37
53
911
55
98
0

2

10
0

3

0
0

3
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1

2

72
7
23
30
0
0
0
1
38
17

2

7
33

4
9
17

5,500
11,850
1,050
3,050
7,650

473
635
708
118
146
173
817
940
766

$505,074
762,560
1,185,589
28,602
53,159
92,839
258,251
260,378
443,008

2,762
350
76
96
24
177
3
61
171

20

0
1

7

PACIFIC STATES
California:
*Alameda....
Allwiny......
Alhambra....

Anaheim....
Antioch.....
Arcadia.....

Areata......
Atherton....
Auburn.....

2,669
1,047
872
176
290
393
897
1,103
1,075

$8,445,938
18,119,667
6,095,761
296,977
409,232
720,444
465,256
511,774
2,265,021

1943
1944
1945
1945
1943
1944
1945

234
288
259
114
195
457
894

119,249
264,960
921,172
209,430
49,290
300,905
2,900,360

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

17
27
25

135

57,575
56,575
131,750
29,835
21,400
716,369
1,605,974
134,117
701,935

5

1,000

1943
1944

Avalon......
* In sample of 257 cities.

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

88

67
137
70
88

20

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.




5,020

2,148
343
61
55
122

163
3
48
140
0

23
59
35
12

91
391

$4,795,077
792,500
266,777
267,100
339,124
498,328
5,600
155,590
796,300

48
69
103
3
57
77
115
169

$3,145,787
16,564,607
4,643,395
1,275
16,949
129,277
201,405
95,806
1,025,713

0

5
4
16
14
69
148
239

26,900
86,800
446,132
53,400
18,500
57,885
358,880

229
261
184
65
114
218
264

92,349
104,460
172,740
43,730
24,540
72,070
230,230

52,225

5,350
15,375
1,650
15,315
15,335
65,585
21,523
17,253
199,934

73,700
302,300
112,300
6,250
170,950
2,311,250

22

20

626,150
4,400
72,800
55,400

9
52
34
38
17
25
24

51,100
8,520
6,065
24,634
1,580,051
44,064
446,601

13
16
5
35
33
54
48
39
91

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

20

0
11
11
1
0

45
5
24

0

4

41,200
79,000

0

6,000
0

1 11 months only.

0

5

1,000

5,020

0

23
59
35
12

92
391
0
11
11
1
0

45
5
24
24
0
0

168

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued

APPENDIX.

—

.

PACIFIC STATES—Continued
All building
construction

New nonresidential
building

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

1943
1944
1945
____ 1943
1944
1945

55
89
141
253
512
782

$193,100
251,152
1,427,815
181,156
1,001,605
2,534,957

.... .............. 1943
1944
1945
]Wu™nnt._____________ ______-.......-....- 1943
1944
1945
Bell__
....
_____ 1943
1944
11945

130
130
391
63

37,976
62,565
643,935
18,795

102

32\m

167
160
235
249

198,363
111,801
234,070
435,520

Belmont_____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
•Berkeley...................... — ____ _____ 1943
1944
1945
Beverly Hills--------- - ----------- ----- .... 1943
1944

14
38
106
3,343
1,631
1,764
244
468

14,770
31,261
566,300
6,290,026
2,855,521
4,331,141
88,746
271,926

Brawlsy_____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
__ 1943
1944
1945
Burbank_____________________________ 1943
1944
1945

60
99
148
44
42
84
1,504
2,223
2,156

15,925
99,272
102,752
10,330
45,215
220,600
5,486,409
8,811,231
5,829,824

------ .... 1943
1944
1945
____________________ 1943
1944
------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

115
135
260
16
4
3
5

256,077
91,520
1,305,905
2,708
1,500
1,180
1,700
32,215

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1943
1944
1945

477
518
503
41
37
37
62
96

89,198
121,674
271,229

33

71,540

8,000

1

1,000
6,000

24
63

2,125
20,475
91,800

13

590

1,924,300
921,043
775,889
17,445
56,395
127,575
3,000
4,200

462
32
89

867,380
136,550
302,100

33
75
90

3

4,000

9,944
11,242
35,120
828,711
126,918
469,464
8,750
29,600
30,850

0
1
2

0
200

Bakersfield-

......... ..........
_______

Banning....

....

Burlingame---------------- ....—
(lalfriffn
Calistoga—

Chico----

------------- ------ ---------

Chino.. ... ..

—

Chowchilla.

..

-------------------------------------- -----------

Chula Vista---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Claremont..
---------------------------- 1943
1944
U945
Clovis___________ .. ------------------------ 1943
1944
Coalinga.

-------

Colton-----

-----------

Colusa------

--------- -

Compton....

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

Year

State and city

California—Continued
Azusa.............................

New residential
building

-----------

Concord.
Corcoran__

—

21

221

333
33
78
72
1

4

--------- 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

41
37
46
588
406
524
54
65

.... 1943
1944
1945
.... .... 1943
1944
1945
----- 1943
1944

349
806
947

— -

88

6

19
39
49
39

* In sample of 257 cities. See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.




11,765
7,295.
53,475
123,510

Valuation

0

0

11

It
48

$20,050
189,300
7,430
577,100
870,445

16
37
24
36
218

$180,325
165,910
1,176,535
72,025
160,665
1,239,086

44
62
56
208
331
320

$12,775
65,192
61,980
101,701
263,840
425,426

148
245

2,590
7,300
388,077
990
2,635
108,179
81,000
137,360
321,850

33
34
95
31
38
71
54
60
61

9,062
11,805
123,177
12,313
17,084
75,687
12,327
21,730
69,520

87
143
27
57
38
94
143
113

26,324
43,460
132,681
5,492
13,068
14,497
18,474
74,980
44,150

162
5
7
52
27
56
89

14
38
34
1,031
1,094
1,229
238
457

14,770
31,261
38,650
1,068,581
1,142,296
967,561
68,646
248,001
15,925
83,847
102,752
5,500
14,865
15,975
621,740
732,693
880,472

84

79,877
78,398
161,855
2,708
1,500

21

145
244
10
8

153
5
7
58
12

32
75

88

0
0

0
0

0
0

58
2,166
401
318

409,650
4,566,339
1,484,904
1,748,941

14
146
136
217

118,000
655,106
228,321
1,614,639

0
1

0
8,000

6
10

20,100

0
0
0
0
2

0
0
0
0

0

0

4

15,425

0

0

30
13

4,830
22,850
25,025
2,751,509
2,787,459
2,683,272

60
95
148
14
27
27
717
789
844

1,200
8,122

120

37
584
1,046
423
25
1

84

7,500
179,600
2,113,160
5,291,079
2,266,080

203
388
889

175,000
5,000
859,800

14
35

20

6

0
0
1
0

180
0

0
0
0
2

7

19,000

5

0
2

0
1,000

21

3
8

0
0

15,925

284,250
0
0
0

0
1
0
0
0
0
2

33
844
1,557
464
50
1

116
0
0
1
0

1,000

9

24
60

24,900
39,085
92,115
0
0

64,298
81,589
107,574
7,000
5,765
1,835
7,750
11,310

0
2

0
0

456
492
410
40
34
16
28
19

10

14

1

5
15

0

1
0

5
8

3,335
25,250
20,400
1,037,940
727,906
371,668
1,270
1,510
3,060
3,000
0

700
3,230
16,113
14,044
35,840
103,745

^272
4
83

3,000
754,400
8,350
249,070

16
48
76
98

0
0
2

0
0

0

0

5,000

3
1

7,150
3,500

11,021

0
0

58
2,571
540
383

12,200

1,200

49
126
412

4

473,887
1,920,700
741,025
7,500
13,800
25,100

0
1

0
12,000

9
3

2
2

10
8

2

20,700
95,360

151
477
218

141
16
4

0

3
9

1

0

0
0

0
11

48

350
1,015

5
19

595,138
2,184,760
2,012,986
9,225
44,250
132,725
30,516

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

2

5
11

1 11 months only.

70,194
167,812
958,136
1,125
18,400
70,450
1,980
400

95
114
154
31

1,350

18,980
56,587
102,121

33
1

3
8

24
62
464
46
83

38

14,975
34,185
29,155

0
1

0
200

0

36
28
28
268
326
343
54
62
85

9,244
7,812
16,007
60,267
82,728
116,649
8,750
22,450
22,350

0
1
6

149
203
317

51,057
96,248
313,825
600
12,050
37,175
9,041
18,116

68

2
12

24
40
35

1

5
19
3

272
4
83
0
0
2

157
591
211
2

3
4
0
0

169

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued.
PACIFIC STATES-Continued
All building
construction
State and city

Year

California—Continued
Corning---------------- ---------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Corona--------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Coronado.------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945

Number
of
buildings

22

29
92
249
288
409
882
797
209

Valuation

811,260
23,810
154,535
151,063
123,738
720,536
1,353,879
2,021,768
401,603

Corte Madera------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Covina-------------------------------------- ----- 1943
1944
1945
Culver City.--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

547
598

201,180
3,755
46,660
6,750
48,145
306,418
565,308
1,413,307
1,896,605

-------- 1943
1944
1945
Davis---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Delano...,--------------------------- ------------- 1943
1944
1945

34
60
168
26
23
31
69
148
276

22,365
58,140
439,990
4,301
7,565
35,413
32,225
82,544
482,323

1943
1944
1945
Dunsmuir.___________________________ 1943
1944
1945
El Cajon------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

147
129
175

36,652
121,295
235,711

151
302
515

12,290
136,585
73,946
332,452
1,141,329

1943
1944
1945
1944
1943
1944
1945

189
239
359
208
94
314
276

266,953
347,072
839,310
311,025
46,040
595,193
855,186

El Segundo---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Elsinore-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
Emeryville.__________________________ 1943
1944
1945

158
126
149
41
71
89
80

3,505,512
375,906
461,562
545
23,125
236,781
518,306
1,197,631

Escondido-----------------------------------------

1943
1944
1945
Eureka------------------------------------ -------- 1943
1944
1945
Exeter.______________________________ 1943
1944
1945

83
132
180
630
364
566
58
56
90

19,678
27,788
287,721
819,797
519,570
553,115
13,410
39,875
177,310

Fairfield-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Fillmore._____________________ ______ 1943
1944
1945
Fowler._____________ ____________ ___ 1943
1944
1945

53
3
34
23
19
34
35
45
62

140,850
18,000
178,634
13,835
13,849
36,950
9,295
17,615
65,490

1,011

876,026
1,318,312
3,102,943
199,264
348,488
829,509

Daly City.------------------------------

Dinuba.------------------------------ -------------

El Centro.™___________ ______ _______
El Cerrito___________________________
El Monte.___________________________

Fresno____________________ ___
F u llerton ..... .

___ ___




1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

57
16
39
17
70
91
210

6
11
10

6

1,675
1,774
158
327
360

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

888

Number
of
buildings

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Additions, alterations,
and repairs
Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number of
dwelling
units

Valuation

73
544
472
23

$150
4,575
53,350
93,850
19,350
160,800
1,222,600
1,885,300
134,150

9
9
16
35
46
72
5
16
63

$6,310
9,050
42,940
6,090
38,435
466,009
17,646
5,465
197,501

264
333
309
123

51

200,195

835
740
400
3,300
11,275
178,930
9,564
283,342
574,084

31
13
54
38
65
193
234

150
3,015
10,960
3,450
15,370
35,863
35,536
52,431
124,753

30
48
55
24
23
25
46
77
84

21,325
25,005
53,890
4,006
7,565
8,253
12,525
28,864
41,538

52
143

20,812
32,775
42,668

9
25
51

888

0
0
0

1

3
31
28
21

0

0

5
4

7

35,300

1

0
6

0

4

21,500
91,625
520,208
1,077,534
1,197,768

10

24
121

248
207
0

0

9
105

27,135
345,250

29
24
106
157
4
3

1,040

8
2
0

40,850
295

6,000

12

17
45
186
221

1
12

0
0

0
0

3

6,950
4,780
42,350
277,450

47

14,920
11,330
163,335

25
52

5,450
21,755
144,010

26
28
40

10,390
66,765
49,033

109
76
83

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

6
11
10

70
133
157

43,850
238,290
388,741

50
83
259

21,246
52,365
631,805

31

44
98
175
78

8

123,861
71,728
255,200

137
124
161
130

137
74

88,180
200,139
444,199
268,200
10,610
489,400
313,985

101

99
4
9

340,200
9,550
37,150

45
57

10

51
145
12

8

0
2
1
20

3
2

15
50
342
51
22
0
1
20

47

0

7,000
8,000

20

17
23
0
20

69
20

0
1
22

123,750
2,500

30
39

695
5,175
88,675
603,445
184,372
105,300

33
32
72
96
54
74
3
7

0

3,000
45,400
138,300

0

0

5

67,500

10
2

1,000

14

3
13

1,711
19,750

12

4
3
14
4
5

3

0
8,100

12
0
1

10

23,700

7

0

0

207
255
30
34

678,740
1,082,720
116,190
119,750
500,644

95
130
226

0

88

22

81
82

0
20,210

0

5,935
35,383
427,693
3,156,932
334,736
393,085

86

99

66

108
101

12,290
136,585
8,850
41,797
120,783
54,912
75,205
139,911
42,825
29,495
70,410
113,508

185
99,748
267,510
1,092,945

38
48
39
38

8,380
31,620
31,327
545
15,940
129,033
127,046
102,186

10,877

48
85
58
192
259
470
55
48
58

8,106
14,503
41,481
138,997
260,973
246,759
12,160
15,425
28,010

0

8,110

157,565
77,355
74,225
201,056
1,250
21,450
103,900
1,600
18,000
104,099
10,475
8,588
7,690
0

500
23,300
549,221
96,040
990,445
53,319
150,237
180,950

39
77
83

$4,800
10,185
58,245
51,123
65,953
93,727
113,633
131,003
69,952

6

1

3
33
28
21

74
561
534
30
51
0

7
0
10

30
156
304
225
0

9
106
0
0

4
10

70
133
161
44
98
181
78
8

137
73
127
4
10
0
2

4
43
5
2

15
49
342
51
22
0
1
21

2
0

950

47

0

15
9

7,035
2,360
3,550
9,510
9,295
9,015
18,490

0
6
10
2

14

326,805
543,532
1,029,778
29,755
78,501
147,915

206
255
28
34
89

12
8

35
41
45
916
1,338
1,293
106
212

190

0

3
10
0

170

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued.
PACIFIC STATES—Continued
All building
construction
State and city

California—Continued
Gardena...............................................

Year

Number
of
buildings

New residential
building

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

New nonrcsidcntial
building

Valuation

1943
1944
1945

335
385
391

$1,076,316
704,693
878,219

195
194
146

1943
1944
1945
Glendale.................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Glendora................................................... 1943
1944
1945

15
48
70
574
923
1,567
43
51
71

14,205
156,286
226,103
343,578
1,596,871
4,098,116
9,740
24,195
99,335

1
20

1944
1945
Gridley...................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Hanford.................................................... 1943
1944
1945

40
107
142
234
230
341

1
1

300
3,425
17,790
49,997
143,220
95,575
130,713
412,195

1943
1944
1945
Hayward................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Healdsburg................................................ 1943
1944
1945

283
233
418
50
96
203
30
37
26

483,133
251,624
1,047,895
76,225
107,833
645,212
4,635
8,625
36,965

118
43
127
3

9

400
19,480

1
6
8

Hemet....................................................... 1943
1944
1945

42
44
116

65,545
154,566

15
3
61

54,200
2,850
97,850

26

Hermosa Beach.......................................... 1943
1944
1945
Hillsborough.............................................. 1943
1944
1945

174
237
366
15
35
74

40,861
110,623
390,410
9,365
46,482
325,036

1943
1944
1945
Huntington Beach...................................... 1943
1944
1945
Huntington Park....................................... >1943
1944
1945

29
18
71
58
166
247
231
370
477

39,195
28,800
132,730
160,809
350,340
291,392
216,431
274,151
1,265,094

47
27
3
13
84

24,900
390,200

83
23
62
132

Imperial.................................................... '1945
Inglewood................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Isleton...................................................... 1943
1944
1945

17
375
530
908

10,150
985,514
2,734,332
4,795,365

3
143
77
278

3,000
707,400
511,650
1,996,335

0
0

0
0

5

21,245

0
0
0

King City.................................................. 1943
1944
1943
1944
'1945
Laguna Beach............................................ 1943
1944

22
21

11,360
18,552
7,400
30,300
152,700
46,994
169,597

0
0
0
8

Gilroy.......................................................

Grass Valley..............................................

Hawthorne................................................

Holtville....................................................

Kingsburg................................................

La Habra..................................................
Lakeport...................................................
La Mesa.—................................................

Larkspur.....

*11

............ ....................

months only.




1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
4945

5
15
41
251
361
31
49
86
12

18
375
166
194
33
1

17
19

11,220

7,162
13,017
112,284
4,725
8,460
1,193,891
335,744
353,330
48,700
7,500
58,505
45,850

23
14
145
317
0
6

15
0
0
6

9
37
41
35
93

10

50
0
2

1

4
46

SI,015,400
613,600
506,825

Number
of
buildings

121

96

$39,586
56,068
92,775

200

5

65,200
142,850
103,600
1,070,452
2,095,991

12
22
120

2,955
74,961
42,163
94,127
235,822
1,201,541
960
350
18,070

9
16
25
440
563
817
36
42
36

11,050
16,125
41,090
145,851
290.597
800,584
8,780
11,495
18,815

1
1

15
78
77
173
177
195

300
3,425
2,985
24,597
39,470
40,590
67,573
167,640
28,276
60,304
86,053
63,400
82,343
102,767
4,435
6,675
2,775

118
49
133
4

1,550
14,710

124
124
164
35
81
124
29
29
9

6,440
2,170
41,528

17
29
29

4,905
15,188

15
3
41

5,372
11,596
124,353
96
6,950
38,170

252
14
25
36

25,500
11,400
36,045
149,432
105,695
176,505
43,821
39,155
625,268

25
25
53
137
205
295
261

9,695
13,950
62,185
11,377
17,345
48,537
160,510
210,096
249,626

O
47
34
5
13
149

3
25
125

500
120,585
2,011,940
2,095,243

13
229
428
505

6,650
157,529
210,742
703,787

3
236
168
467

0
0
0

0
0
1

0
0
1,000

0
0

0
0

4

20,245

0
0
0

0
0
0

10

2,075
8,582
900
8,400
16,350
1,550
43,565

12

9,285
9,970
6,500
1,600

0
0
0
8

0

12,350
62,450

215
433
7
3
20

0
0

0
0

0
0

3,700
11,900
81,550
22,810
18,810
163,405

19

11,105
13,500

409,000
149,650
462,000
10,150
18,910
198,735
0

200

9,700
159,050
0
0

226,300

9
4
33

4,000
3,450
34,500

0

0

227,300
66,350
12,100

20,300
136,350

20

28

22,200

20

32,175
44,330
81,150

18
53
41
66

127
12

5
29

10
12

41
31
68
1
10
22
2
6

13
33
66

1

5
3
5
7

0

0

8

17

30,600

27

0
0

0
1

0
0

6

154
80
72
27
1

14
8

50,146
1,650 ■
3,400
786,710
281,180
295,250
36,000
7,500
56,000
30,500

7
2
11

113
30
47
5
0
1
6

45,857
41,670
499,842
2,675
6,580
343,710
200

0

97

Valuation

$21,330
35,025
278,619

0
0

14
3

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

43
70
149

16

34

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

132
202

18
8

16
2
2
0

6,200

35,289
89,327
107,007
9,269
39,532
60,566

420
216
160
1

16
33
38
359
454
0
6

14
0
0
6

9
37
41
35
95

10

50
0
2

9

1
6

45
0
0

16
9

4

21

0

243
317

34

45,444
95,432

19

31
48
65
7

7,162
12,867
33,838
2,475

14
3

0

0
0

150
28,300
600
4,060
329,730
36,210
28,150

1

1,000

6

108
56
75

157
87

11,200

1

77,451
18,354
29,930
1,500

0

0
2

500
12,150

5

88

27

0

2

2,005
3,200

14
8

171

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued.
PACIFIC STATES—Continued
All building
construction
Year

State and city

California—Continued
La Verne...................................................
Lemoore....................................................

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

Lincoln...................................................... 1943
1944
1945
1943
Lindsay.....................................................
1944
1945
Livermore................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Lodi.......................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Lompoc..................................................... 1943
1944
1945
•Long Beach...................................... ......... 1943
1944
1945

Number
of
buildings

49
65
68

19
25
35
8

40
82
66
86

124
69
269
107
121

172
412
187
33
58
10,556
5,752
11,824

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$19,515
28,510
88,535
11,620
36,310
86,511

0

0

5
9
4

$9,980
32,780
6,750

1
8

22,400

33,790
10,699
41,028
31,542
54,415
187,731
50,707
539,331
58,671

3
3
7
36
15
185

45,615
233,625
1,020,558
261,336
17,569
59,629
10,816,004
16,673,409
16,073,175

6

200

300
2,000

11,300
1,000

6,565
106,100
43,500
508,433
22,500

12
11
8

4
9
14
3
7
13
5
13
32
13
22

25

2,448
3,178
1,702

500
96,895
743,850
250,086
1,500
8,507
7,402,674
8,961,247
8,470,120

19
549
734
2,007

2,815
8,087
6,811

8,501,189
28,822,698
40,648,666

2,808
4,502
10,402

1
0

2,000
0

9

29,500

1
1
11

2

37
156
161
2
6

12

35
106
8
8

1943
1944
1945
Los Banos................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Los Gatos.................................................. 1943
1944
1945

7,950
29,306
32,999
7

12,100

0

0

13

122

62,575
263,996

3
25

48,250
127,245

10
10

1943
1944
Madera...................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Manhattan Beach...................................... 1943
1944
1945

225
521
125
164
265
92
149
320

391,638
1,339,869
34,700
77,006
413,154
109,395
199,842
635,365

96
287
4
59
34
57
141

356,150
1,136,300
3,300
14,465
192,700
77,000
124,000
505,850

37
41
77
15
27
59

1943
1944
Martinez................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Marysville................................................. 1943
1944
1945

75
53
172
199
251
270
234
194

125,115
24,980
52,766
439,062
290,138
389,127
186,423
953,534

28
9
4
41
4
147
3
13

77,365
1,730
6,500
205,000
23,500
330,834
15,800
107,442

1943
1944
1945
Merced...................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Mill Valley................................................ 1943
1944
1945

173
203
224

2
6

184
164
339

39,132
79,460
367,236
43,183
97,925
462,567
296,602
201,865
655,835

51
15
25
50
62
36
123

3,900
12,900
158,430
6,115
17,825
90,465
257,900
152,800
503,261

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

257
337
430
644
764
985
140
302
473

255,968
212,067
1,221,681
117,308
271,699
1,828,148
130,515
874,505
1,646,653

81
13
57
266
26
178
261

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

131
176
207
150
321
358

143,907
240,170
677,141
40,138
191,312
830,761

•Los Angeles...............................................

Lynw ood ...... ..................... .....................

Manteca... ................................................

Maywood..................................................

Modesto....................................................
Monrovia.-................................................
Montebello...............................................

Monterey..................................................
Monterey Park..........................................

• In sample of 257 cities.

8

32
41
59

112

151
222

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.




39,590,679
66,295,181
91,569,739
6,640
7,250
95,200

1
1

21

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

1
20

18
11
1
1

14
7
14
24

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$8,070
3,150
2,250
975
31,525
54,200
27,200
1,060
6,697
5,650
24,700
47,650
2,230
3,175
7,480
12,850
91,550
189,325
3,550
5,475
39,966
1,184,080
4,258,692
4,632,795

37
49
51
11

15
13
4
32
66

58
66

56
41
62
76
107
100

150
18
23
33
7,559
1,840
8,115

25,075,092
27,045,344
30,919,217
500
3,000
56,800
6,750
2,700
55,900

2,327
16,717
15,786
5
7

3,000
95,749
13,654
33,145
143,060

128
214
84

11,100

43,782
35,300
7,615
11,675
2,000

193,100
91,650
17,595
49,025
186,150

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

$11,445
15,380
53,505
3,895
4,585
9,911

5
9
4

6,290
7,639
23,031
24,892
23,150
33,981
4,977
27,723
28,691

3
3
7
36
15
185

32,265
45,180
87,383
7,700
10,594
11,156
2,229,250
3,453,470
2,970,260

0

1
8
1
1

6
2

39
150
161
2

5
2,971
3,354
2,679

6,014,398
10,427,139
20,001,856
4,140
4,250
8,900
5,350
11,625
80,851

3,408
9,091
8,063

97
290
4

120

32,488
107,820
17,746
29,396
77,394
21,295
32,060
94,215

29
33
167
157
233
116
217
157

40,135
11,575
44,266
40,962
174,988
40,698
121,598
659,942

28
9
4
41
4
147

171
194
148
74
108
127
167

35,232
57,960
61,606
21,488
72,550
128,642
20,229
34,838
59,809

3
5
39
16
25
48
62
37
123
49
17
83
14
57
269
26

12

28
46
87

102

129
43
65

1
0

9
0
22

25

21

59
34
57
142

2

16

0

0

3
25
23
18
45
18
49

8,600
147,200
15,580
7,550
243,460
18,473
14,227
92,765

143,525
29,700
391,255
7,890
110,505
1,270,654
99,300
837,400
1,196,800

24
64
85
91
105
175
42
57
131

27,600
66,294
537,120
19,739
28,262
291,918
11,930
17,935
410,959

182
262
264
540
602
544
72
67
81

84,843
116,073
293,306
89,679
132,932
265,576
19,285
19,170
38,894

256

0

0

11

4,500
90,200
5,200
115,100
542,025

19
32
33
77

65,527
93,780
411,471
9,720
30,020
205,875

120

3
19
5
58
151

78,380
141,890
175,470
25,218
46,192
82,861

3
23
5
58
154

51
11

20

86

102
110

154
156
112

186
121

222

0

172

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued.

APPENDIX.

—

PACIFIC STATES—Continued
All building
construction
State and city

Year

Number
of
buildings

New residential
building

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building
Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

California—Continued
Morgan Hill__________________________ 1943
1944
1945

26

$5,475
3,700
59,225

0
0
22

1944
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944

4
312
165
213
676
167

14,300
110,034
69,455
266,931
1,793,635
497,692

0

0

2

5

15,500

1

1,200

29,355
12,115
146,690
609,095
285,812

Newman.------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
Newport Beach_______________________ 1943
1944
1945
North Sacramento_____________________ 1943
1944
1945

26
16
254
496
769
50
64
119

9,890
8,365
141,048
657,193
2,046,589
15,054
30,869
229,821

♦Oakland_____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Oceanside____________________________ 1943
1944
U945
Ontario __ ___
1943
1944
1945

4,315
3,499
4,885
322
856
529
290
513
802

19,440,986
24,689,185
15,561,844
424,877
1,976,343
2,197,911
74,552
394,207
1,264,714

Orange------------------------------------- ------ 1943
1944
1945
Oroville_...___________________ .____ ..... 1943
1944
1945
Oxnard-------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

157
224
307
97
140
239
706
1,051
457

40,661
184,863
475,407
60,547
84,247
424,222
1,340,892
2,023,393
977,935

1943
1944
1945
Palo Alto------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
♦Pasadena-------------- ---------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Paso Robles.--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Patterson____________________________ 1943
1944
Petaluma------------------------------------------ 1943
1944

90
130
167
529
543
739
1,905
2,468
2,973

16

22,890
76,015
272,830
154,375
230,890
1,793,178
582,923
1,520,690
4,395,371
44,817
93,986
325,938
250
19,156

0
0

0
0

1943
1944
1945
Pittsburg----------------- ------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Placentia---------------------------------- ----- - !1943
1944
l 1945

113
126
155
151
245
147

37,355
67,595
251,979
355,977
438,346
444,492
3,200
8,504
17,100

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

30
41
79

1943
1944
1945

Mount Shasta.-----------------------------------Napa....
............. ...... ......
National City-------------------------------------

Pacific Grove.-------------------------------------

Piedmont ____________ ______________

Placerville...--------------------------------------Pleasanton.___________________________
P nm rm ft

Porterville_______ ____ ... .

7
8

86

96
152
2

2

7
4

37
593
660
1,282

16,289
28,255
144,987
7,525
188,552
42,359
373,259
633,479
2,373,271

254
128
147

47,425
75,191
250,452

12
86

* In sample of 257 cities. See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.




0
0

6
2

$55,850

3

$5,350
650
1,775

1
6
1

$125
3,050
1,600

0
0
8

200

2
211

0

111

14,100
65,179
56,140
60,041
12,630
36,232

25
16
193
268
319
39
53
60

4,390
8,365
89,223
161,943
293,414
5,565
15,387
40,271

8,063,964
18,235,422
5,854,385
28,700
121,300
1,291,351
13,780
41,767
417,599

1,594
2,166
2,840
234
224
184
284
384

3,256,296
3,357,113
4,942,388
88,171
148,181
98,078
57,147
82,965
169,265

5,700
117,345
47,100
13,965
34,575
132,410

151
203
181
89
115
174
87
152
197

34,961
64,118
85,197
16,208
48,472
103,062
71,421
53,022
81,349

86

17,190
27,415
80,405
112,300
154,915
295,778
467,416
1,000,855
1,236,710
17,570
32,795
35,655

34
379
18
19
40

0

0

0

15
637
43

60,200
1,171,910
175,648

96
32
76
7
13

0
0

0
0

1
0

5,500

18
157
362

14,050
297,550
1,587,590

43
71

0
0

0
0

45

134,400

14

37,775
197,700
165,585
9,489
15,482
55,150

2,331
786

8,120,726
3,096,650
4,765,071
308,006
1,706,862
808,482
3,625
269,475
677,850

390
547
1,044
4
30
47

1,001

84
602
298
4
103
207
0

0

7
84

3,400
343,110
30,374

2
2

48
617
893
121

4
9
45
9
9
150
2

28
355
15
19
50
0

1,200

188,750
1,258,471
1,935,971
369,133
5,700
21,100

173,450
32,000
48,125
1,101,775
5,800
68,650
2,175,217
11,900
32,500
164,600
0

3

7,331

0
0

0
0

88
11
11

66

126
211
6

14
42
6

23
17
2
6

139
0
2
12

47
39
146
149
101

420
13
26
45
2
6
0
0

3
2

19

0

0

1

52

5

284

151,300
12,900
145,350
364,300
1,200,997

76
126
280

80
4
26

18,000
10,900
86,500

26

42
102

6

4
6

1 11 months only.

0
0

18
157
369
0
0

93
3,239
1,022

1,130
83
606
298
4
103
206
0

7
84
1
2

46
680
893
118
4
9
44
9

7

7,800

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

17
84
151
14

30,000
82,700
265,602

8

1

473
495
443
1,754
2,339
2,198
58
51
57

110

4
1
1
1

8

119

5
15
673
57

27,500
18,975
10,075
27,850
395,625
109,707
451,185
983,444
15,347
28,691
125,683
250
4,025

111

0
1,000
8,000
0

220

126
138
63

0
2
1

3,700
38,250

0

32

0
0

19

0
2

11,000

34,400
527,453

122

419

0
0

165,310
285,000
290,336
70,500

13

0

132

2
0
0

0
0

17
84
151
14

Valuation

Number of
new famil
dwelling
units

8

157
2

4

6,500

4

36,936
67,595
86,669
40,977
65,310
108,390
3,000
1,004

8,000

2

1,100

10,395
11,645
72,200
5,000
6,825
9,350
28,335
74,042
709,083

27
37
47
29
23
475
432
718

5,894
12,910
34,537
2,525
30,427
20,109
199,574
195,137
463,191

275

1,654
13,057
84,400

170
118
95

27,771
51,234
79,552

4
26

86

114

200

1

11

0
0

0
2
1
0
2

13
0

52
8

42
102

0

173

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued .
PACIFIC STATES-Continued

Year

State and city

California—Continued
Redding.......................... .............. ...... —

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

163
235
315
408
465
593

$66,503
147,797
411,650
167,016
133,983
696,856

4
15
44

$4,250
16,425
158,625

5
72

5,750
323,440

---------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Redwood City.------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Reedley_____________________________ 1943
1944
U945

620
522
624
215
208
502
29
41
78

1,002,526
744,259
759,295
450,988
473,922
3,378,810
16,165
32,504
125,350

286
215
141

869,402
587,810
371,675
390,400
55,800
1,594,898
750

Rio Vista____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Riverside_____________________ _____ 1943
1944
1945
Roseville____________ ________________ 1943
1944
1945

0
0

32
1,520
1,316
1,589
340
241
245

0
0

161,500
1,856,629
836,576
1,620,953
277,048
42,857
128,101

23
695
37
213
61

1,448,238
153,949
764,130
244,156

9

29,976

Ross_______________________ _______ 1943
1944
’'Sacramento--------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Salinas______...------------ .--------------------- 1943
1944
1945

5
994
1,273
1,669
196
268
269

1

1,500
5,000
579,950
1,084,979
11,756,518
89,967
225,884
596,773

0
1

Redlands____________________________

Redondo Beach.—

0

111

30
255
4

0
11
0
0

0

3
7
327

1
2

29

12
0

1943
1944
1945
San Bernardino.--------------- ------- — ...— 1943
1944
1945
San Bruno----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

62

56,188

2,649
2,383
2,962
264
384
213

350,420
3,162,472
1,377,842
4,129,543
818,802
2,371,467
568,500

San Buenaventura------ ------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
San Carlos.----------------- ------------ ---------- 1943
1944
1945
♦San Diego----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

172
660
568
44
39
435
8,993
6,488
9,598

62,788
688,717
599,697
133,450
103,600
2,774,541
21,393,104
19,697,242
22,166,543

♦San Francisco---------------- ------------------- 1943
1944
1945
San Gabriel---------------- ------------— ......... 1943
1944
1945
San Jacinto---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

6,471
5,899
6,269
270
320
475
44
40
89

28,432,173
24,564,073
27,820,127
49,672
127,650
2,413,206
8,005

11,000

3
25

♦San Jose._________________________ _— 1943
1944
1945
San Leandro..--------------- --------------------- 1943
1944
1945
San Luis Obispo______________________ 1943
1944
1945

535
710
1,138
659
477
443
104
142
227

428,750
1,130,971
3,525,580
2,065,180
1,097,009
1,771,841
133,373
131,697
402,523

0
1

243
576
327
170

224
332
325
362
506
1,071

33,190
78,382
1,050,849
527,479
838,407
4,726,581

3
51
78
117
534

San Anselmo.......---------------------------- -—

San Marino-------------------------------------- San Mateo

________ _____

* In sample of 257 cities.

1943
1944
1945
.... — .. 1943
1944
1945

0
100

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.




0

108,550

49
1,090

221

481
215
277

68
0

146
43
28
3
307
5,385
1,689
2,103
4,724
3,767
3,343

2
11
2

153

21

16
34

0

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

All building
construction

0

0

29,300

0
0
111,000
0

0
2,000

34
28
49
15
24
73

110
93
198
28
34
38
3

0
10
0
0
8

32
90
180
27

12
0
0
1

8,850
16,275
1,892,145
2,750
8,496
184,001

109
159
319
14
23
43

43,500

11
0

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$6,245
46,080
53,000
7,503

125
192

222

10,220

393
436
448

42,245
56,085
223,331
25,848
332,789
1,511,257
4,400

224
214
285
76
144
209

157,338

Valuation

$56,008
85,292
200,025
159,513
118,013
216,078

4
13
44

292
215
141

56,600

0

41
57

90,879
100,364
164,289
34,740
85,333
272,655
11,015
32,504
39,450

0
0

0
0
1

0
0
2,000

48,500
85,173
303,144
310,940
2,035
1,495

0
0

600
212,882
232,712
8,501,478
18,977
68,247
261,182

22

793
1,189
1,196
252
229
236

323,218
379,483
545,883
30,857
41,362
98,125

1

1,500
2,400
358,218
835,992
1,362,895
68,240
149,141
151,590

3
882
1,107
1,023
181
243
197

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

0

5
84

111

36
295
4

0
11
0
0

23
767
35
213
60

0

9

0
1

3
7
377

0
0

41

6,160

39

6,528

14

274,811
2,407,150
467,575
2,184,124
642,950
729,800
308,500

7
190
289
515
5
4
14

30,050
373,459
326,546
1,043,379
134,352
1,583,667
168,000

44
1,369
1,873
1,966
44
103
131

45,559
381,863
583,721
902,040
41,500
58,000
92,000

61
1,106

0

16
59
115
4

796
22,650
178,087
5,550
63,200
603,297
6,080,343
11,451,156
11,715,552

156
455
410
16
75
2,402
3,131
4,965

61,992
116,417
194,856
5,900
14,400
85,224
2,101,454
1,876,294
2,872,319

2,800
42,800

1,586
1,981
2,737
236
277
234
33
31
43

4,175,811
4,095,489
5,693,341
35,300
93,779
1,015,344
5,605
6,800
16,430

127,580
594,860
1,023,874
44,357
41,928
429,000
15,465
15,425
118,535

442
596
706
58
79
140
72
109
154

301,170
518,111
802,981
84,823
36,081
275,366
25,408
45,272
114,238

0

224
288
273
223
312
381

33,190
62,556
408,881
91,579
198,548
496,816

0

549,650
226,754

122,000

26,000
2,086,020
13,211,307
6,369,792
7,578,672

20

53
1,206

1,668

2,530

11,302,746
9,990,112
12,848,252
3,320
19,600
927,066
400
1,400
49,320

161
151
189
32
32

0

93
113
189
25
71
133

18,000
1,698,725
1,936,000
1,019,000
1,067,475
92,500
71,000
169,750

0

8,800
626,968
405,000
574,285
3,686,956

88
9
6
21

11

17
39

0
1

41

61
77
156

1 11 months only.

0

12,953,616
10,478,472
9,278,534
11,052
14,271
470,796

2,000

7,026
15,000
30,900
65,574
542,809

0

12

0

0

222

495
214
279
69

0

145
41
32
9
311
5,827
1,942
2,244
4,722
3,814
3,762

2
11
2

154
3
25

0
8

269
671
351
203

20

16
48

0

3
51

88

117
577

174

CONSTRUCTION IN WAR YEARS 1942-45

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued.
PACIFIC STATES—Continued

AH building
construction
Year

State and city

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

New residential
building
Number
of
buildings

New nonresidential
building
Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Valuation

Additions, alterations,
and repairs
Number
of
buildings

Numlicr of
new family
dwelling
units

Valuation

California--Continued
San Rafael................................................. 1943
1944
1945

277
185
250

$649,926
148,147
536,295

173
14
42

$575,172
43,125
298,600

28
54
56

$7,056
31,613
87,295

76
117
152

$67,698
73,409
150,400

182
16
41

1943
1944
1945
Santa Barbara............................................ 1943
1944
1945
Santa Clara............................................... 1943
1944
1945

1,003
1,283
1,644
437
632
821
141
113
178

608,942
1,114,281
3,075,522
421,576
284,308
1,588,105
254,445
232,263
609,446

83
299
569

284,400
683,183
2,101,766
50,600
5,090
695,403
165,500
1,500
332,571

76

223
51
78
142
16
34
44

143,455
65,813
468,304
135,021
26,830
234.243
9,980
122,760
206,950

844
863
852
375
548
513
81
77
78

181,087
365,285
505,452
235,955
252,388
658,459
78,965
108,003
69,925

84
197
639

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

287
477
739
265
286
262
574

100,589
236,263
940,004
274.769
107,023
555,640
1,375,187
1,665,645
3,244,839

15
23
77
129
354

27,419
79,065
106,785
9,817
28,620
244,185
737,623
173,915
1,129,335

186
337
451
179
266

71,730
121,638
248,749
41,944
61,603
107,211
152,014
442,309
519,868

13
25
17
29
31
72
5

7,774
37,821
61,500
5,826
44,225
353.025
4,940

125
194
175

1

500
54,490
151,921
1,300
26,700
377,522
201,900
5,875
37,475

71
145
90
46
79
83

Santa Ana.................................................

Santa Cruz................................................
Santa Maria..............................................
Santa Monica...............................

1943
1944
1945
Santa Rosa................................................ 1943
1944
1945
Sausalito................................................... 1944

Santa Paula..............................................

888

1,258

146

220

205
140
245
470
44

84,968
140,033
407,343
40,963
176,120
1,258,110
98,625

11
6

166
44

2

56
3

22
121
66

5
39
89
224
216

8
1
13
0
12

136
3

112

58

512,570
357,210
333,410
15,940
59,322
446,553
202,900
12,775
108,960

Shafter...................................................... 1944
Sierra Madre.............................................. 1943
1944
1945
Signal Hill................................................. 1943
1944
1945

79
140
190
261
83
151
306

83,810
26,092
71,206
460,192
65,047
97,115
329,593

16

1943
1944
>1945
South Gate................................................ 1943
1944
1945
South Pasadena......................................... 1943
1944
1945

37
19
34

964
1,140
162
277
370

8,605
13,290
20,350
883,169
913,569
3,079,117
63,640
139,775
669,702

South San Francisco................................... 1943
1944
1945
•Stockton................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Sunnyvale................................................ 1943
1944
1945

901
421
385
1,306
763
1,266
332
54
79

1,516,592
1,562,042
1,330,411
2,239,996
1,374,763
10,662,381
1,082,523

Susanville.................................................. 1944
Taft.......................................................... 1943
1944
*1945
Torrance................................................... 1943
1944
1945

18
44
54
209
286
337

20

16,100
13,597
90,522
26,515
5,121,058
914,345
5,541,859

255
63
103
19
435

457,781
■25,431
234,802
4,100
687,905

Seal Beach................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Sebastopol................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Selma........................................................ 1943
1944
1945

Sonora......................................................

Ti-?u*y

__________

1943
1944
1945
Tulare... .................................................... 1944
1945
* In sample of 257 cities.

184
181
152
49
87

120
14
22

868

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.




68,002

111,131

32
39

0

3
13

2

16
28

1

7
77
4
4
30

0
2
1

192
146
326

1

5
77

856
336

220
671
20
430
217

2

17

1
0
15
0

1,440
35,560
584,470
223,008
16,800
204,244
485,550
1,049,421
1,595,636
18,375
8,500
43,380

0

18,500
586,775
11,400

498,700
232,100
155,550

0

20

4
23
3
5
24
4
25

20,075
4,000

12

20,000

353,500
19,425
7,200
124,750

0

3,000
500
575,000
478,600
1,372,305
750
13,700
402,700

1,378,340
1,284,100
903,800
1,519,349
29,510
1,633,121
937,500
2,900
44,450

1,000
0
71,000
0

600,000
335,255
215,910

218

439,614
8,350
121,725
3,100
496,270

6

98
118
167

4,150
28,000
700
6,400
65,050

77
85
63

25
13
183

121

10
5

5
55
15
17
57

1

5
3

12

34
118
14
19
51

111
202

262
36

58,819
93,712
302,463
35,137
113,395
318,310
82,285

28,335
19,932
49,156
56,252
16,537
38,308
59,187

16

3,000
1,600
3,000
17,780
89,497
786,597
15,625
8,950
180,600

36

5,605
8,690
16,850
290,389
345,472
920,215
47,265
117,125
86,402

12

30
664
784
696
147
253
242

553
632
579
104
43
45

40,301
80,082
63,761
562,752
676,936
898,165
10,248
17,777
32,281

32
43

66

150
875
225
4,433,549
462,150
5,217,895

13
43
32
18
75
99
115

12,900
13,447
18,647
26,290
87,509
116,940
108,054

5

505
2,610
57,800

32
46
54

17,662
14,471
55,277

162

89,435

90

1 11 months only.

0
12

153
3

58
127
178
129
64
130
219

2,200

11
6

14
4
13

35,400
2,160
2,050
50,440
29,085
51,607
145,656

2
2

1
7
2
57
102

24

50
166
352
364

5

4

159

3
24

200
70
8

112
68
42
0

9
17

111
257
11

688

0

60

13,370
70,620
25,939
14,640
28,472
41,031
300
500
6,435

97,951
197,860
362,850
157,895
668,317
8,131,095
134,775
47,325
34,400

13
42
99
82

200

408
535

6
6

182
44

1,000
102,200

0

0

3
13

2

16
23

1

7
77

11

4
36

0
2
1

192
158
306

1

5
77

873
336

221
715
21

445
217

2
22
1
0
15
0
263
121
61

217

2

28
19
183

175

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued.
PACIFIC STATES-Continued
New residential
building

All building
construction
State and city

Year

Number

Numlxjr
Valuation

b 'Id
California—Continued

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building
Number

Valuation

Number
of

Valuation

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

b 'Id

b Id'

1943
1944
1945

78
125
141

$57,703
107,622
310,910

4
27
35

S6.200
59,500
109,300

28
19
54

$40,578
17,827
97,525

46
79
52

$10,925
30,295
104,085

7
24
35

Upland...................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Vallejo...................................................... 11943
1944
1945
1943
Vernon
1944
1945

298
431
273
244
1,539
529
161
287
339

385,331
537,934
378,136
4,429,022
7,146,263
4,898,438
649,355
1,172,796
5,573,199

108
213
56
3
1,255
196

342,175
426,600
197,550
1,180,132
2,474,601
629,600

44
49
57
37
45
57
115
131
193

13,843
12,422
111,257
3,042,918
3,577,053
3,581,177
584,304
791,453
4,803,380

146
169
160
204
239
276
46
156
146

29,313
98,912
69,329
205,972
1,094,609
687,661
65,051
381,343
769,819

101
210

Visalia....................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Walnut Creek............................................ 1943
1944
1945
Watsonville............................................... 1943
1944
1945

168
173
229

57,991
166,420
566,455

2

2,520
118,240
270,660

166
159
154

55,471
48,180
105,361

65
70
113
116

17,185
252,275
90,163
213,184
263,930

Vnilio»nH

1943
1943
1944
l 1945
1943
1944
1945

0
11

0

9
44

20
8
9
14

121
161
211

0

0

2,495
92,035
29,400
9,775
5,900
31,650

Woodland.................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Yuba City................................................. 1943
1944
1945
Oregon: ^
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
Astoria...................................................... 1943
1944
1945

40
59
108
219
257
344

317,172
542,287
798,603

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

5
29
53
61
39
126
27
19
16

15,675
20,720
147,110
220,739
35,735
118,885
5,100
6,125
29,175

P f llr « r

Bend.........................................................
Coqu'llfi

99
147
157

44,288
161,303
304,947
40,357
122,317
223,610

0
0
0

0
0
0

Corvallis.................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Cottage Grove........................................... 1943
1944
1945
Elgin—..................................................... 1943
1944

244
186
249
80
97
163

1943
1944
1945
Forest Grove............................................. 1943
1944
‘ 1945
Freewater.................................................. 1943
1944
1945

1,026
1,076
1,439
55
118
77

1943
1944
‘ 1945

3

Eugene......................................................

Glendale... ................................................

11 months only.




6
2

12

17
31

6
8

24,440
62,205

201,100

379,599
83,536
421,760
10,385
59,325
185,374

2,200
500

139,106
640,316
1,778,817
18,005
165,175
166,970
30,100
4,855
36,375
275
5,656
14,450

0
0
0
0
0
44
0
2
32
1
1
8
0
0

30
3

1
0
4

1

15
43

10
4
22
0
0
0
7
10

0
0
0
0
0
190,434
0

5,800
118,500
32,503

2,200

41,300

0
0

82,000
9,000
500

0

9,500

2,000

0

142,700
131,200

0

69
99
94

0
2
7
11
1
2

0

0

0

3

6

400
5,985
13,500
5,000
1,250
14,000

6
6
7
7

2,095
4,050
6,900
4,275
4,650
8,150

114
119
145
77
124
107

35,693
32,100
73,572
17,089
36,352
47,148

0
0
0
20

0
0
0

19
28

12

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

200
0

63,400
160,900
5,800
32,900

0
1,000

1,900

13
18

20

19
31
29

1

4
9
18

10

40
17

8
7

7,780
34,125
21,340
5,450
443,571
546,253

35

59

43,000
137,199

24
30
1

300

0
6

158
352
5
38
16

2

5
16

0
1
4

0
0

2,400
379,536
988,717
900
123,900
49,500
800
2,450
15,300
0

900
8,750

0

0

9

17,344
66,040
443,709
7,380
17,995
65,575
27,500
855
5,400

3
3
4

275
4,300
5,700

87
87
189

11
21
4
6

33

221

285

175
161
192
69
62
74

34
5
29

0

31
41
191

3
25
30
27

27,170
12,760
171,633
1,115
4,500
12,090

20
28
11

7
7

15,000
8,550
55,150
18,890
16,990
49,925
2,975
1,700
21,975

214,925
12,900
142,500

0
11
0

0

13
14

6,595
69,203
46,075
1,768
74,365
92,027

1
0

0
7
21

7,385
44,925
57,660
68,284
91,430

4,000
88,850

27
23

8,850
12,700
144,585
73,500
6,500
80,488

0
2
1

0
2
12
0

60,000
185,300
21,500
11,600
84,435

47
9
5
30

14
16
7
15

14
31

22
10
9
8

71

6
1

933
831
898
39
47
40

6
6
6
0
2
0

7,810
15,380
35,175
238,222
92,216
171,862
475
12,170
28,560
40,949
12,945
36 060
2,125
2,525

6,200

137,504
57,876
107,627
9,270
11,825
36,085

2,200
200

119,362
194,740
346,391
9,725
23,280
51,895
1,800
1,550
15,675
0

456

0

57
344
1,255
196

0
0
0
0
0
46
0
2
32
0
1
9

0
0

30
3

1
0

4

1

15
43
13
4
25

0
0
0
7
10

45
26
5
34

1
0
10

45
7

12
0
2
1

67
5
29

0
11

59
0

0
6

161
358
5
38
16

2

5
16

0
1
8

176

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued.

APPENDIX.

—

PACIFIC STATES—1Continued

All building
construction
State and city

Year

Oregon—Continued
Grants Pass.-------------------------------- ------

1943
1944
1945
Gresham_____________________________ 1943
1944
1945

Heppner.

---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Hillsboro------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Jacksonville.--------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Junction City------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Klamath Falls.------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
La Grande................... ............................. 1943
1944
1945
Lakeview... —

..

...... .... ..............

1943
1944
1945
Lebanon.------------------------------------------- 1944
McMinnville......
1943
1944
1945

Marshfield.................. ..............

1943
1944
1945
Medford.------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Milton....................................................... 1943
1944
1945
Milwaukie.----------------------------------------

1943
1944
11945
Myrtle Point.------------------------------------- 1943
1944
U945
Newberg.------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
Newport. ---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
North Bend--------------------------------------- 1944
1945
Nyssa. _____________________________ 1943
1944
1945
Ontario....................

1943
1944
1945
Pendleton. --------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Philomath------------------------------- . _ 1943
1944
1945
•Portland____________
Port Orford

__

..

• In temple of 257 cities.




________

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

Number
of
buildings

New residential
building

Valuation

327
472
461
32
25
38

$63,690
179,724
309,152
58,675
70,850
154,000

1
0
0

200
0
0

91
133
150

2
4
21

67
52
74
244
296
432
96

120

244

14
5

21
108
10
24
111
42
63
89
404
169
500
37

66
51

53
28
40
3
16

11

158
116
149

6

28
94
28
30

2
21

50

20,130
225,617
224,255
1,800
3,250
16,935
7,410
13,495
58,575
73,010
1,559,561
1,343,036
40,119
47,965
235,512
3,500
2,675
63,680
49,895
9,250
46,000
398,585
19,254
116,469
135,475
688,030
158,873
624,621
18,352
168,466
150,891
30,939
46,105
135,950
450
22,750
28,800
28,655
55,717
302,297

2,200

32,250
294,100
130,700
58,453
1,500
21,050
136,655

Number
of
buildings

14

66
58
20
16
23

0
0
0
12

61
38

2
2
10
0
3
11
0

New nonresidential
building
Number
of
buildings

Valuation

$6,800
91,768
142,103
50,500
39,000
59,500

0
0
0

2,900
2,125
16,230
20,805
600
10,600
32,695

1,785
24,050
34,625
95,735
92,832
162,669
700
141,410
98,750

33
35
58
142
127
303
28
45
32

15,169
28,434
49,250
53,313
56,641
142,752
16,752
20,656
37,841

3,450
24,205
72,450

42

3
4
5
119
78
65

27,489
6,300
700
450
2,400
1,700
17,790
19,757
23,967

5
24
38

29,550
65,500

11,900
58,305

15
13

25,903
1,500
9,150
5,750

9
9

6890
62*175
169,347
30,400
44,400
84,599
2,875
2,300
3,500

16
15
31
45
59
97
3

593
633
948

2,042,725
2,454,730
5,066,632

2,678
2,598
2,921

2
2

0
1,200

18,600
15,300

3
40

4,700
119,050

0

5
35
7
14
40

3

2,300
63,985
51,600
538,982
9,400
319,200
900
6,400
14,300

7
14
42
34
96
7
16

0
8
0
4
3

8

17
44

0
2

0

15,600
62,800

0

3,600
8,700
4,330
20,150
148,150

0
1,000

33
26
15

54,200
130,500
24,600

25

72,600

0

0
0

0
0

18

11

3,100
23,380

9

7,467
3,699
4,518

18,850,356
8,022,380
12,335,814

4,196
468
649

14,287,483
3,089,000
4,109,700

See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

7
47

1

7
17
5

1

0
0
0

0
0
0

9
54
3
7
31

200
200

0

7
19

18

0
0
0

11
2

181,962

5
7

200
0
0

400
350
28,850
13,790
8,650
30,700
246,840

4
97

21
17
220
8
101
2

8

3,960
4,765
7,820
67,460
151,904
386,191
23,054
22,890
47,625

101,842
186,570

0

3
4

$27,480
62,976
82,823
7,125
2,750
7,000

51
34
37
240
249
303
82
107
119

40
62

1
1

262
395
260

3,450
4,630
32,290
5,550
1,305,815
770,275
17,065
23,875
5,925

0
0
0

16
15
26
4
7
67
14
9
28

0

$29,410
24,980
84,226
1,050
29,100
87,500

0

4,100
18,465

o
14,650
131,050
500
8,300
60,250
2,500
500
19,880

0
0
0

6
11
1
0
0

Valuation

39
16
36

9,750
86,575
341,659
72,621
93,580
212,759

0
0
0

11

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

3,485
153,547
92,200
1,800
1,500
13,550

24
34
109
54
80
134
30

6,010

51

143
4

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

0
0
0

6

12
11
14
20
0
8
3
31

21

40

1
2
2
8
0
6
12

23

8
12
8
14
20
22

31

0
0
0

1 11 months only.

10,080
34,630
74,000

0
0
0

0

16,750
18,400
6,535
15,810
130,180

1,000

1,700
174,400

200
0

7,950

0
0
0

40
56
76

0
2
11

6
2

0
7
2

1
0

0
0
0

6,565
37,440
58,055

0

1,750
3,385

1,200
0

14

66
58
20
16
22
0
0
0
12
61
38

2
2
10
0
3
9

0
40
68
0

4
99

1
1

7
19

0

3
40
3

21
17
220
6
103
2
4
7

0

7
18

0

4
4

8

17
46

0
2

28
27
17

0
0

16

2860
9*750
41,262
41,721
40,880
67,910
635
300

o
7
43

2,520,148
2,478,650
3,159,482

4,830

0

0
0
0

1

7
17
5

1
10
666
710
0
0
0

177

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

APPENDIX.—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class o f Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945— Continued.
PACIFIC STATES—Continued
All building
construction
State and city

ontinued
Prineville.___________________________

Year

Number
of
buildings

New residential
building

Valuation

1943
1944
1945

32
14
37

$10,224
18,200
102,805

Rainier-------------- ----------------------------- 1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
Reedsport----- --------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

13
18
55
54
15
14
25

8

13,900
11,575
4,550
119,016
133,370
5,123
8,710
18,130

Redmond------------------------------------------

1943
1944
11945
Saint Helens------------------------------ ----- .... 1943
1944
1945
Salem----------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
*1945
Roeeburg------------------------------------------

Sheridan.---------------------- -------------------Springfield----------------------------------—
Sweet Home.-----

----------------------------

1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

1943
1944
1945
Tillamook------------------------------------------ 1943
1944
1945
- .............................. 1943
Vale-............ .
1944
1945
Washington:
Aberdeen- .
------ ------ ------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Anacortes— -------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Asotin.______________________________ 1943
1944
11945
The Dalles.

Auburn-.

—. ------------------------

.. . --------------------------- -----

Bellingham---------------------------------------Bremerton...._________________________

1943
1944
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

56

110

135
35
51
27
736
681
711

20

37
433
397
507
62
62

86
11

48,560
162,600
399,900
19,545
93,700
35,800
138,684
339,277
1,281,640
85,000
127,500
50,240
947,670
581,599
33,820
51,030
90,000

22
112
20

36
77
162

120
24
19
26

1

12

143
163
878
910
1,497
1,608
521
1,843

166,325
527,574
433,964
806,174
1,606,754
4,583,794
983,935
5,884,776
9,650

88

123
7
15

8
8
1
0
6
6
2

238
302
435
146
113
181
30
31
34

35,940
39,194
142,606
39,361
69,896
234,060
21,965
27,125
38,229




32
7
26

11
156
8
18
0
0

Centralis—------ ------------------------ —------ 1943
1944
1945
Chehalis---------.. ---------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Chewelah-._____________________ _____ 1943
1944
1945
111 months only.

2
8
20
60
6

49,737
87,563
222,312
370,145
41,897
91,203
1,800
4,350
10,400

467
513
594
243

0
0
0

14

Castle Rock__________________________

5
14
4
4

102

88
0
0
0

41,000
1,900
450
17,250

Cashmere.-----------------------------------------

0
0
12
0
2
0

61,900
173,289
200,050
286,144
248,466
149,202

65
117
163
119

1943
1944
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

Buckley......... - ------- -------------------------

Number
of
buildings

6,010
1,200
0

57
16

56
15

0
0
0
3
9

New nonresidential
building
Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Additions, alterations,
and repairs
Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0
0

8
7
12

$5,414
15,600
68,350

0
0

4
4

28
25

17

12,550
1,725
1,225
92,786
63,975
338
1,610
6,940

25
36
30
14
9

22,040
71,535
72,775
2,050
3,900

23
54
45
15

63
108
117

12,186
183,064
639,617

647
551
482

$25,950

3,000
4,200
48,900
3,200
6,375
5,000

3,900
40,450
246,350
14,200
85,500
14,800
10,313
8,700
457,230
85,000
124,500
14,290
135,211
306,000
27,420
25,250
36,350
1,700
161,239
54,900
270,947
160,586
51,300

0
0
0

8
22
15
5

6

8

0
1

185
116
145

21
23
22
4
5
14

11

17
37

0
0
0

10,200

0

24
7
13

$4,810
2,600
8,505

4
7

1,350
6,850
3,325
22,030
20,495
1,585
725
6,190

10
6
4
6

10
12

0
0

3,000
21,617
799,457
211,718
3,650
15,940
35,755

171
119
242
17

55,150
8,800
25,550
8,117
53,045
80,418

3
87
50
46
36

0
0
0

6,021

Valuation

20

38

6

0
0
0

22,620
50,615
80,775
3,295
4,300
10,800
116,185
147,513
184,793

0
0

14,333
13,002
63,881
2,750
9,840
17,895
5,050
3,250
119,600
7,080
34,835
17,484

0
0
0

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

0
0
12
0
2
0
4
17
3
4

2
8
20
68
6
32
7
26

22
120
20

36
77
162
126
24
19
26

1

17
16

102
58
15

0
0
0

600
4,150
23,800
312,265
7,050
31,850

104
57
89
36

7

7,675

2,350

0

15

3

6
2

43,116
70,708
115,277
45,085
24,792
39,278
1,300
4,350
375

53
64
7
14
67
1,055

44
34
284
124
195
14
18

9,150
254,643
112,038
524,835
881,313
2,192,074
500,430
511,971

46
65
587
772
1,235
539
483
562

21,175
27,270
304,426
263,989
456,436
233,851
388,305
725,827

99
7
14
59
1,156

1,261

136,000
245,661
17,500
17,350
269,005
2,157,869
95,200
4,646,978

4

7,100

2
4
0
0
0
5
1

1,500
3,650

1,050
360

4

900
250
1,825

2
2
1
0
0
1
1
2

1,200
0
0
1,000
200

500

37

26,100
2,500
1,500
24,100
5,200

62
26
18

5,438
3,574
30,127
8,370
37,115
152,350
11,995
20,150
13,135

199
280
356
119
94
151
13
16
15

30,002
35,620
86,379
28,491
31,281
57,610
4,770
6,975
20,094

20
2
0
0
6
0
0

9

2
0
1
1
8
3
0
2

17

0
0

2,000
0
0
41,000
0
0
15,300

0

0

5,000

8
20
1
0

20

3

22

22
14
15
17

12,705
83,235
12,795
10,055
20,075
500

0
0
0

360
447
494
51
72
85

125

3
9

11
156
8
21
0
0
8
66

20

1,260

2
0
0
6
0
0
9

2
0
1
1
8
3
0
2

19

178

CONSTRUCTION IN W AR YEARS 1942-45

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued.

APPENDIX.

—

PACIFIC STATES—Continued
All building
construction

New residential
building

Year

State and city

Number
of
buildings

Washington—Continued
Clarkston.___________________________

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

1943
1944
1945
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

100
120

Colville.________ ..____________________ 1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

64
58

3
9
5

675
6,250
16,700

1943
1944
1945
Enumclaw----------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Everett.------------------------------ .
. — 1943
1944
1945

88

23,465
80,105
280,890
8,350
51,250
98,150
2,608,248
457,230
912,365

CleElum__________ ____________

.

Colfax.________________________

Ellensburg________ ______

frnlHfiTlHillA ______ _________

___

____ _________________

Grandview.---------------------------------------Hoquiam------------------------------ -----

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

1943
1944
1945
Kennewick.---------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
Kent...----------------------------------------- — 1943
1944
1945
Kalama--------------------------------------------

Kirkland----------------------------- .. —
Leavenworth------ ------------------------Longview------------------------------------------

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

M^rysvillft

_________ ..... 1943
1944
1945
Montesano................... —.......................... 1943
1944
1945
Morton. -------------------------------------- — 1943
1944
1945

O^gaga______________ __________________
Olympia____________ ______________
f t m a le

. ...

_________ ________ ______

O rting._,__




170
7

$22,255
42,197
142,272
23,800

47
44

8,790
17,420
76,725

6
22

10
2
0
0

105
106
19
23
35
1,409
710
749

0
1
12

14
18
26
255
321
332

0
1
6

21,100

16,170
34,937
8,270
145

0
0

0

150
67,500
27,100
15,000
156,500
33,952
90,147
103,913

0
10,000

345
160
184
37
48
57

24,500
796,676
216,411
311,088
26,655
98,590
107,175

25
43
39

52,400
63,600
135,180

13
25
635
493

1,950
49,800
381,515
566,205
1,549,580

0

686
36
34
74
26
30
53
36

21
21
11
8
21

0

9,963
31,810
98,695
4,725
7,730
32,747
15,404
4,290
13,680
3,590
3,650
39,100

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

275
386
678
15
45

284,254
979,565
2,985
6,275
111,355

1943
1944
1945

35
25
47

7,782
6,240
20,443

11

88,011

0

5
32

0
1
0
0
10
2
7
3

0
0
0
0
0
1
1
4
21
1
6
6
888
15
40

0
0
11
1
6
5
0
0
2
0
0
5
210
32
44

22
19
10
7

11
18
0
0

5
138

20

107
4

12
21
0
1
4
6
3
0
0
0
6
1
1
47
0
0

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

0

$6,500
75,550

0
1,000
0
0

28,800

1,000

13,400
3,550

0
0
0
0
0

12

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

12
8

$1,600
2,050
19,150
10,600
18,600
5,910
8,280
4,575

29
19

9,175
9,890

5
23

2

4
14

1
0
0
0
1
6

20
0
0
0

250
4,850

88
110

115
5

1
8

35
26
33
32

6
2
0
0
2
3
0

6,500

4

10,200

195
4,200
78,715
3,500
14,200
18,000
2,101,683
30,600
137,450

16
18
23
18
83
84
140

4,460
34,220
126,550
700
31,600
74,350
62,565
109,460
505,650

438
611
569

0
0

0
1

0

o

22,500
500
5,400
17,000

0
0

9,000

0
0

14,500
713,905
79,950
101,360
10,450
59,000
27,700
29,000
40,000
74,800

0
0
20,000

306,200
50,350
530,252
4,750
22,600
53,000

0

225
13,300
8,949
1,600

0
0
0

27,300
5,000
800
235,090

0
0

18

74,130

5

2,600

1
2

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

100

3,000

6
6

71
83
62

12
11
11

0
0
8

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

Valuation

$20,655
33,647
47,572
13,200
1,500
2,880
9,140
43,350
5,995
11,647
4,700
145

0
0

425
1,400

0

18,810
41,685
75,625
4,150
5,450
5,800
444,000
317,170
269,265

0
0
0

3
3
3
17
43
46
51

150
45,000
15,000
4,800
137,500
6,527
19,017
22,295

212

275
279

27,425
71,130
72,618

0
1
1

0
10,000
10,000

0
0
0

0
0
0

76
59
67
5

6
22
7

8
6
0
2

13
299
234
281
16

11
19
0
1

48,195
101,275
186,220
725
1,990
41,525

11

7
198
239
298

0

1,605
4,700
31,865

0
100

3,310
500
9,800
8,350
125,355
513,688
1,735
825
25,275

11

23
25

450
25,450
35,040
430,965
844,180

10

9
5

10

24
15

2,575
3,180
80
9,015

11
4
12

59
69
73

14,950
12,300
39,380

5
18
3
5

3
14
47
56
139

9
4

705
815
1,920

0
11

16

11

34
26
28
44

12
15
16

1
1

11,600
4,800

2,000

34,576
35,186
23,508
15,480
37,600
37,950
8,450
11,300

21,000
0

1,500
4,350
40,275
84,890
175,148

3,608
4,510
13,830
4,725
7,405
16,872
3,275
2,610
4,665

0

5
32

0
0
0
0
6
2
6
2
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
4
21
1
6

5
931
15
57

0
0
6
1
6
5
0
0
2
0
0
8
210
35
40

22
19
10
10
11
20
0
0

5
150

20

114
4

12
21
0
1
11
5
3

0
0
0
6
1
1
72
o
0

5

280
3,150

227
329
492
4
7
15

74,661
158,099
230,787
1 250
5,450
11,950

25

21

4,477
5,325
15,523

1
2

19
34

2,000

5

179

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY REPORTING CITY

—Building Construction Reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by
City and by Class of Construction, 1943,1944, and 1945 Continued.

APPENDIX.

—

PACIFIC STATES-Continued

State and city

Washington—Continued

jar

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Additions, alterations,
and repairs

New nonresidential
building

New residential
building

All building
construction

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number
of
buildings

Valuation

Number of
new family
dwelling
units

Valuation

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944

207

$907,477
293,961
810,679

370
28
135

$789,642
92,295
295,216

33
34
33

$78,939
113,415
462,041

63
48
39

$38,896
88,251
53,422

1943
1944
1945
1944
1945
Port Townsend.----------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945

115
199
5
16
105
32
30

17,170
48,189
208,347
24,800
811550
210,780
7,458
12,830

29
4
3
61

1,900
29,550
108,000
24,500
9,500
122,850

34
19
15

4,340
3,220
11,500
300
63,750
81,715
2,275
1,470

64
85
155

10,930
15,419
88,847

4
29
16

21

8,300
6,215
4,183
8,360

1943
1944
1945
1944
1943
1944
1945

30
42
78
208
40
44
60

52,994
44,535
128,250
113,259
5,605
22,154
35,293

34
30

12
13
11
51
11

600

15
15

47,834
36,440
56,950
12,590
1,350
11,900
3,450

16
29
33
127
29
29
44

4,760
8,095
24,300
55,939
4,255
10,254
31,243

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

PeElL______________________________
Port Angeles--------------------------------------

Puyallup------ -----------------------------------Raymond-------------------------------------

Ritzville.________________________
♦Seattle..— ---------------------------------------Sequim.-------------------------------------

♦Spokane.------------------------------------------- 1943
1944
1945
1943
♦Tacoma------------------------------------1944
1945
Toppenish------------------------------1943
1944
1945
Vancouver.-----------------------------------

1943
1944
1945
1943
Walla Walla------------------------ --------1944
1945
Wapato.________ ___...____ ______ ____ 1944
U945
Wenatchee.______________________ „
Woodland___________________

1943
1944
1945
1943
1944
1945

466

110
1
0
100

7,308
4,970
6,593

0
0
2
11
1
2
2
0

0
0
1
0
0
0

0
0

1,000

3,000

400

0

47,000
44,730

0
0

1
0
1

9
15
15
7

200
0

4,105
1,445
2,572

12,555,300
6,935,890
11,077,969

857
955
1,080

8,749,715
7,346,542
5,445,027

28
37

24,147,735
17,289,710
20,828,227
4,610
19,950
57,035

9

29,900

13

5,559
2,396
3,207
2,539
1,795
2,565

12,162,341
3,320,129
7,622,235
6,011,432
2,057,870
5,750,046

3,070
64
334
1,095
269
469

9,643,617
182,445
1,896,728
3,886,235
1,135,225
2,773,955

71

31,655
103,636

30

55,396

1,345,198
1,107,886
1,403,696
163,779
305,811
1,431,472
17,000
66,800

142
83
51
23
28
64
4

462,775
584,719
174,150
43,085
79,400
174,759
17,000
29,000

10

0
22

1,122
877
961
452
610
506
4
16

127
154
281
16
15
18

* In sample0^ 25? cities. See text and tables, pp. 12 to 16.

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200
0

0

1
0

0
2

10
1

97,805
109,920
452,965

3
42

9,130
45,450

5

6,222

2
6

110
0

0
8,000

500
6,050
143,550
4,000
7,800
9,700

0
0
0

0
0
0

370
42
146

0
0
2

18
29
4
5
61

1
2
4

0

34
30

0
0
1
0
0
0

2,842,720
3,007,278
4,305,231
4,500
17,800
14,885

4,306
1,724
2,827

2,150
12,250

2,346
2,570
2,941
9
26
15

986
693
1,213
510
400
630

398,617
2,253,604
4,075,057
920,375
174,630
1,607,454

1,503
1,639
1,660
934
1,126
1,466

2,120,107
884,080
1,650,450
1,204,822
748,015
1,368,637

3,453
64
333
1,099
270
457

5
15

15,100
15,315

15
26

8,555
32,925

31

374
297
256
74
73

559,133
293,473
668,572
26,696
64,470
1,028,454

606
497
654
355
509
354

323,290
229,694
560,974

0
2

0

88
0
6
11
17
46

6
2
6

111 months only.

0

0

0

37,800

21,085
34,230
189,575
505
165
29,650

0

0
0

115
134
193

8
7
7

0

93,998

161,941
228,259

0
0

76,220
69,640
119,840
1,717
1,165

6,100

1
0

9

0
2

152
118
51
23
30
64
4

10
1
3
45

2
6
5