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First-time mortgage buyers bought homes further from the capital compared to 10 years earlier, ONS analysis of Financial Conduct Authority data show.
We continue to redevelop our rents statistics and intend to improve Northern Ireland data from 2025. This article assesses the impact of this redevelopment.
Overview of our plans for the statistical development of rental prices statistics, including a timeline for development.
Insights on the energy efficiency and central heating main fuel type for new and existing homes by property type, tenure, and property age for national and subnational geographies.
An investigation into the comparability of empty home statistics in England and Wales, to explain which statistics are most suitable for different purposes and why differences occur.
Affordability ratios of house prices to small area model-based income estimates covering local areas, called Middle layer Super Output Areas (MSOAs) in England and Wales.
See which areas were most and least affected by rising mortgage and rent costs in 2023
The impact of higher mortgage interest rates on household costs, on average and by different household subgroup
Characteristics of coastal built-up areas in England and Wales including health, disability, unpaid care, employment status, highest qualification, and tenure.
This article explores which groups of people are more likely to live in homes with lower energy efficiency across England and Wales and how that might affect them, using data from Census 2021 and energy performance certificates (EPCs).
