Statistical data set

English Housing Survey data on tenure trends and cross tenure

Data on the nature and number of tenancies.

From:
Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government, Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government (2018 to 2021) and Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities
Published
14 November 2012
Last updated
18 July 2024 鈥� See all updates

Tables on:

  • national tenure trends
  • cross-tenure comparisons of characteristics of households and their accommodation
  • overcrowding and under-occupation
  • need for specially adapted accommodation

The previous Survey of English Housing live table number is given in brackets below.

Live tables

ODS, 90.7 KB

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ODS, 64.5 KB

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ODS, 90.9 KB

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ODS, 63.2 KB

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ODS, 46.1 KB

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ODS, 76.7 KB

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ODS, 80.8 KB

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ODS, 58 KB

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ODS, 27.6 KB

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ODS, 20 KB

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ODS, 26.5 KB

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Discontinued table

Table FA1231, FA1341 and FT1421 have been discontinued and are no longer being updated.

MS Excel Spreadsheet, 58 KB

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ODS, 70.3 KB

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ODS, 6.55 KB

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Updates to this page

Published 14 November 2012
Last updated 18 July 2024 show all updates

  1. Following a live table review some tables have been updated, combined or discontinued based on user feedback

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