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r Navarre Housing Study Respondents were asked if the need for a larger home would cause them to move in the next year. The majority of respondents indicated that they would not move if they needed a larger home. The exception is Area II, where a higher proportion indicated they would move. This was likely due to the small size of many of the houses in the neighborhood. Table 1.19 Number Indicating a Job Change Would Cause Them to Move in the Next Year Job Change yes no don't know no response Area 1 11 (28%)12(30%)7(18%)10(25%) Area II 7 (25%)13(46 n/a 8 (29% Area III 7 (54%)n/a 2(15%)4(31%) Area IV 10(24%) 20 (49%)3 (7%)8 (20%) Total 35 (29%)45 (37%)12(10%)30 (25%) Respondents were asked if a change in jobs would cause them to move in the next year. Most residents indicated they would not move due to a job change. A notable exception was Area III, where the majority indicated they would move and no one indicated they would not move. Table 1.20 Number Tmlicating a Change in Household Would Cause Them to Move in the Next Year Change in Household yes no don't know no response Areal Area II Area II Area IV 7(18%) 11 (39%) 4(31%) 14 (34%) 17 (43%) 10(36%) 6 (46%) 15(37%) 7(18%) 4(14%) I (8%) 3 (7%) 9 (23%) 3(11%) 2(15%) 9 (22%) Total 36(30%) 48(39%) 15(12%) 23(19%) Residents were asked if a change in their household, such as a birth or death would cause them to move within the next year. The response to this question coincides with the job change question. The highest proportion of residents would not move, however. The exception was Area II, where a slightly greater number indicated they would move. Table 1.12 Number Indicating They Would Move Within the Year to Live Closer to Work Live Closer to Work yes no don't know no response Area I Area II Area II Area IV 2 (5%) 1 (4%) 1 (8%) 4(10%) 21 (53%) 18(64%) 6 (46%) 26 (63%) 7(18%) 1 (4%) 1 (8%) 2 (5%) 10(25%) 8 (29%) 5 (38%) 9 (22%) Total 8 (7%) 71 (58%) 11 (9%) 32 (26%) J