SPECIAL RELEASE

Housing Characteristics of San Teodoro, Oriental Mindoro

(2020 Census of Population and Housing)

4,500 occupied housing units in San Teodoro, Oriental Mindoro in 2020

Based on the 2020 Census of Population and Housing (2020 CPH), the municipality of San Teodoro, Oriental Mindoro listed a total of 4,500 occupied housing units. In 2015, there were 4,039 occupied housing units recorded while in 2010, there were 3,482 occupied housing units.

Between 2020 and 2015, the number of occupied housing units increased by 461 or 11.4 percent.

In 1960, the reported total number of occupied housing units in San Teodoro, Oriental Mindoro was 962, that is, 21.4 percent of the number of occupied housing units of the municipality in the 2020 CPH.

San Teodoro has the least number of occupied housing units in 2020 in Oriental Mindoro

The municipality of San Teodoro recorded the least number of occupied housing units in Oriental Mindoro in 2020 with 4,500. This represents 2.1 percent of the total number of occupied housing units in the province.

The City of Calapan and the municipalities of Naujan and Pinamalayan are the top three areas of the province in terms of the number of occupied housing units. The City of Calapan had the highest number of occupied housing units with a total of 34,644 occupied housing units or 16.3 percent share of the occupied housing units in the province. This was followed by the municipality of Naujan with 26,317 or 12.4 percent share and Pinamalayan with 20,926 or 9.8 percent share.

The municipality of Pola recorded the second least occupied housing units with 8,829 representing only 4.2 percent of the provincial total.

A ratio of approximately one household per housing unit in San Teodoro in 2020

A total of 4,511 households was recorded in San Teodoro, Oriental Mindoro in 2020. This translates to one household per occupied housing unit. The same ratio was recorded for the municipality in 2015.

Across the province, the municipality of Puerto Galera recorded the highest ratio of 103 households for every 100 occupied housing units. This was followed by Roxas and four other municipalities with a ratio of 102 households per 100 occupied housing units. The other four municipalities are Bongabong, Pinamalayan, Pola, and Socorro.

The ratio of household population to occupied housing units in Pola was 4.2 persons per housing unit in 2020 which is lower than the 4.4 persons per housing unit recorded in 2015.

Majority of the occupied housing units in San Teodoro are single houses

Of the total number of occupied housing units in San Teodoro, Oriental Mindoro in 2020, a total of 4,400 or 97.8 percent were single houses. This was followed by occupied housing apartments/accessoria/rowhouses with 59 (1.3%).

Occupied housing units in San Teodoro have strong materials of the outer walls and roofs

In 2020, almost half of the occupied housing units in San Teodoro had outer walls made of concrete/brick/stone (49.8%) followed by outer walls of occupied housing units made of bamboo/sawali/nipa with 22.1 percent. On the other hand, 13.6 percent of the occupied housing units had outer walls made of makeshift/salvaged/improvised materials while 13.2 percent had outer walls made of half concrete/brick/stone and half wood.

Likewise, 75.9 percent of the occupied housing units in 2020 had roofs made of galvanized iron/aluminum. The proportion of occupied housing units with roofs made of wood/bamboo comprised 15.8 percent and concrete/clay tile comprising 4.2 percent. Housing units made of cogon/nipa/anahaw comprised 2.8 percent and half galvanized iron and half concrete comprised 1.3 percent.

Four out of five occupied housing units in San Teodoro have concrete construction materials of the floor

More than half of the occupied housing units (67.4%) have concrete construction materials of the floor. Other construction materials of the floor in occupied housing units in San Teodoro are earth/sand/mud (17.6%), wood (9.0%), bamboo (5.6%), coconut lumber (0.2%), and others (0.2%).

On the other hand, 34.0 percent of the occupied housing units have cement/brick/stone as finishing materials of the floor. About 25.8 percent had ceramic tile/marble/granite for finishing materials of the floor. Approximately 13.8 percent of the housing units had no finishing materials for the floor. Linoleum finishing materials accounted for 12.4 percent, wood plank comprised 9.9 percent, vinyl carpet tire had 2.1 percent, others comprised 1.8 percent, and wood tile/parquet with 0.2 percent.

Most of the occupied housing units in San Teodoro are one-storey buildings

Majority or 94.0 percent of the occupied housing units in the municipality of San Teodoro were one-storey buildings while occupied housing units in two storey buildings were recorded at 6.0 percent.

Majority of the occupied housing units in San Teodoro needs minor repair or no repair at all

Seven in ten occupied housing units (73.8%) only needed minor repair or need not be repaired at all. Meanwhile, the proportion of occupied housing units needing major repair comprised 24.6 percent.

Moreover, the other occupied housing units were categorized as under construction (on-going) (0.8%), under renovation/being repaired (0.4%), dilapidated/condemned (0.2%), and unfinished construction (0.2%).

More than half of the occupied housing units in San Teodoro were built within the decade prior to the 2020 CPH

More than half (52.6%) of the occupied housing units in San Teodoro were built 10 years prior to the 2020 CPH, that is, in the period 2011 to 2020, while 22.3 percent were built during the period 2001 to 2010. On the other hand, 9.9 percent were built during the period 1991 to 2000. Furthermore, 5.8 percent were built during the period 1981 to 1990, and 4.6 percent were built during the period 1980 or earlier.

Meanwhile, 4.9 percent of the occupied housing units in the municipality are of unknown construction years (Don’t Know).

Almost half of the occupied housing units in San Teodoro have floor areas less than 20 square meters

In 2020, occupied housing units in San Teodoro, Oriental Mindoro with floor areas of less than 20 sq. m. (less than 209 sq. ft.) accounted for 47.8 percent of occupied housing units. This was followed by occupied housing units with floor areas of about 20 to 29 sq. m. (210-317 sq. ft.) comprising 14.6 percent and housing units with floor areas of 30 to 49 sq. m. (210-317 sq. ft.) comprising 12.4 percent.

Meanwhile, occupied housing units with floor areas of 50 to 69 sq. m. (533 748 sq. ft.) accounted for 7.7 percent. Those with floor areas ranging from 70 to 89 sq. m. (749-963 sq. ft.) accounted for 6.6 percent while those with floor areas from 90 to 119 sq. m. (964-1286 sq. ft.) accounted for 4.4 percent and those of about 120 sq. m. (1287 sq. ft.) or more accounted for 6.5 percent.

Three in five occupied housing units in San Teodoro are owned or has owner-like possession of the house and lot

Of the 13,343 occupied housing units in San Teodoro in 2020, 58.0 percent were owned or had owner-like possession of the house and lot. Moreover, 33.1 percent of the housing units were own house rent-free lot with consent of the owner. Furthermore, 3.4 percent of the housing units were rent-free house and lot with consent of owner, and 2.2 percent of the housing units were own house rent lot. In addition, 1.9 percent were rent house/room including lot, 1.0 percent were own house, rent-free lot without consent of owner, and 0.3 percent were rent free house and lot without consent of owner.

The statistics presented in this Special Release were based on the information provided by the household respondents or any responsible member who provided answers to the questions and gave information about the characteristics of the housing units. For the following data items, observation of the building/housing unit by the enumerator was allowed during the data collection of the 2020 CPH: 

1. Type of Building; 

2. Number of Floors of the Building; 

3. Construction Materials of the Roof; 

4. Construction Materials of the Outer Walls; and 

5. State of Repair of the Building.

(SGD) DONNA MARIE D. MOBE
(Supervising Statistical Specialist)
Officer-in-Charge
Oriental Mindoro Provincial Statistical Office