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Exploring the age, sex, ethnic group, health, disability status, legal partnership status, sexual orientation, and employment status of people identified as homeless in England and Wales, using Census 2021 data. Experimental Statistics.
Overview of the methodology that we intend to use for our redeveloped private rental prices statistics.
We are redeveloping our private rental price statistics, intending to use them in our measurement of consumer prices from 2024. This article provides research indices using these data.
Experimental longitudinal analysis of observed recent changes in the abundance and magnitude of private rental price changes in England and Wales.
Insights on the energy efficiency, carbon dioxide emissions and central heating main fuel type for new and existing homes by property type, tenure, and property age.
Time series data on starts and completions of new build dwellings in the UK and local authorities, on a quarterly and annual basis
Variations in occupancy rating for bedrooms by tenure, accommodation type, family composition and other household characteristics in households with usual residents
Characteristics of people living in communal establishments in England and Wales and how they compare with occupants of private households using Census 2021 data.
Characteristics of built-up areas (BUAs) in England (excluding London) and Wales. Characteristics include age and sex, country of birth, housing, qualifications and employment.
Our analysis of Census 2021 data reveals the hotspots where second addresses are used as holiday homes across England and Wales. Explore these locations, how many people use them and where they travel from
