Shared Housing
y = COVID-19 positivity rate
x = population / count residential buildings
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In NYC overall, the higher the number of people in shared housing, the lower the COVID-19 positivity rate, while in Philadelphia, the higher the number of people sharing housing, the higher the COVID-19 positivity rate.
In NYC overall, the higher the number of people in shared housing, the lower the COVID-19 positivity rate, while in Philadelphia, the higher the number of people sharing housing, the higher the COVID-19 positivity rate.
At the district/borough level:
Higher rates of shared housing is related to higher positivity rates in Staten Island (NYC) and North (Phila), North Central (Phila), and far Northeast (Phila)
Higher rates of shared housing is related to lower positivity rates in Center City Philadelphia
NYC Overall R-Squared: (neg) 0.101439
Bronx (neg) .0064553
Brooklyn (pos) .0108179
Manhattan (pos) .0011372
Queens (pos) .0071582
Staten (pos) .487796
Philadelphia Overall R-Squared: (pos) 0.133126
Center City East (pos) .972284
Center City West (neg) .972284
East (pos) .0000007
North (pos) .517876
North Central (pos) .264177
South Philadelphia (pos) .0072411
West (n/a)
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