This analysis explores how structural housing type—specifically detached single-unit versus attached or multi-unit housing—is associated with monthly electricity costs in Oregon. Using 2015 ACS Public Use Microdata, the report develops a log-linear regression model with interaction terms to estimate cost differences while adjusting for household size and number of bedrooms. Results indicate that attached or multi-unit housing is associated with significantly lower reported electricity payments, with an average difference of 18.4%. The analysis includes model diagnostics, sensitivity checks, and policy-relevant implications.

This dataviz is still in development.

One of my very first dataviz investigations. Q: Have confirmed cases of Covid-19 increased, decreased, or stayed the same after Easter, April 12th, 2020?

Visualizations of Tuition Cost Ranking and Value Ranking by Tony Baricevic