Dwelling Structure (STRD) This variable classifies the structure
of private dwellings enumerated in the Census. The information
is determined by the Census collector. Data on dwelling
structure are used to monitor changes in housing
characteristics, to help formulate housing policies and to
review existing housing stock. The broad categories are:
Separate house: This is a house which stands alone in its own
grounds separated from other dwellings by at least half a metre.
A separate house may have a flat attached to it, such as a
granny flat or converted garage (the flat is categorised under
Flat, unit or apartment - see below). The number of storeys of
separate houses is not recorded. Also included in this category
are occupied accommodation units in manufactured home estates
which are identified as separate houses. Semi-detached, row or
terrace house, townhouse, etc.: These dwellings have their own
private grounds and no other dwelling above or below them. Flat,
unit or apartment: This category includes all