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Housing Conditions
The NWT Community Survey continues the work of measuring and analyzing housing conditions in the Northwest Territories that has occurred for many years by examining nationally accepted indicators including suitability, adequacy and affordability. Suitability is defined as having the appropriate number of bedrooms for the characteristics and number of occupants as determined by the National Occupancy Standard requirements. Adequate housing must not require major repairs. Affordable housing costs less than 30% of household income where shelter costs include utilities, water, heat, insurance, property taxes land lease costs and rent or mortgage payments.
Downloadable Data
- Historical Core Need by Community, 2009 - 2024
- Historical Housing Problems by Community, 2009 - 2024
- Historical Specific Housing Problems by Community, 2009-2024
- Historical Household Size by Community, 1981 - 2024
- Historical Household's Owned by Occupant by Community, 1981 - 2024
- Historical Household's Needing Major Repairs, 1981 - 2024
- Housing Problems by Community and Characteristic, 2024
- Housing Condition by Community and Characteristic, 2024
- Specific Housing Problems by Community and Characteristic, 2024
- Household Size by Community and Characteristic, 2024
- Housing Tenure by Community and Characteristic, 2024
- Dwellings with Running Water, 2019
- Without Own Accommodations, 2019
- Overall Dwelling Satisfaction, 2019
- Dwelling Satisfaction Specifics, 2019
- Satisfaction with Dwelling Energy Efficiency, 2019
Census
Housing Publications
- 2024 NWT Community Survey
- 2019 NWT Community Survey
- 2009 NWT Community Survey
- 2004 NWT Community Survey
- 2000 NWT Housing Needs Survey
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