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1. www.suffolknews.co.uk › bury-st-edmunds › newsSuffolk's housing statistics: Property prices, ownership ...

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   May 29, 2022 · The average household size in Suffolk is 2.3, with 2.8 bedrooms per household and 5.7 rooms per household. Across the East of England these figures are 2.4, 2.7 and 5.4. Meanwhile, in West Suffolk the average household size is the same as the county average at 2.3, with 2.8 bedrooms per household and 5.7 rooms per household.

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2. www.suffolkobservatory.info › housing › housingSuffolk Observatory – Housing – Housing Conditions

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   In July 2024, the Building Research Establishment group published the BRE Housing Stock Modelling Report on Housing Conditions in Suffolk. This report was commissioned by Suffolk County Council, as well as each district and borough in Suffolk, to model Suffolk’s housing stock on a variety of indicators including EPC rating, hazards, energy efficiency and planning variables.

3. www.suffolkobservatory.info › housing › reportsSuffolk Observatory – Housing – Area reports

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   The Suffolk Observatory contains all Suffolk’s vital statistics; it is the one-stop-shop for data, statistics and reports all about Suffolk. Search for: Search Menu

4. www.bbc.co.uk › news › articlesSuffolk councils are 'not Nimbys' as housing targets increase

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   Oct 8, 2024 · The government wants 5,140 new homes a year to be built across Suffolk until 2029

5. www.suffolk.gov.uk › council-and-democracy › openData about Suffolk and its people - Suffolk County Council

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   The Suffolk Observatory provides users with data, analysis, profiles, maps, and reports about Suffolk. Themes include: Community Safety. Economy and Jobs. Education and Skills. Environment. Health and Wellbeing. Housing and Population. Transport.

6. www.ons.gov.uk › housingenglandandwales › census2021Housing, England and Wales - Office for National Statistics

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   Jan 5, 2023 · 2. Accommodation type. In 2021, there were 24.8 million households in England and Wales (23.4 million in England, 1.3 million in Wales), in which 58.6 million usual residents (98.3% of all usual residents) lived. The number of households has increased by more than 1.4 million since 2011 (from 23.4 million).

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   How many homes are there in Suffolk?

   • Home is where the heart is – and there are nearly 350,000 of them in Suffolk. Suffolk Observatory holds a host of information on housing and households, with data on the type and tenure of homes in the county also logged. In 2021, there were 349,940 properties across the county. Housing around Moreton Hall in Bury St Edmunds. Picture: Mecha Morton

   Suffolk's housing statistics: Property prices, ownership, household

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   What is the average household size in Suffolk?

   • Household size The average household size in Suffolk is 2.3, with 2.8 bedrooms per household and 5.7 rooms per household. Across the East of England these figures are 2.4, 2.7 and 5.4. Meanwhile, in West Suffolk the average household size is the same as the county average at 2.3, with 2.8 bedrooms per household and 5.7 rooms per household.

   Suffolk's housing statistics: Property prices, ownership, household

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   Where can I find information about Suffolk?

   • Find local and national statistics and reports about Suffolk from the Suffolk Observatory. The Suffolk Observatory provides users with data, analysis, profiles, maps, and reports about Suffolk. Themes include: You can find out more on the Suffolk Observatory website. How can we improve this page?

   Data about Suffolk and its people - Suffolk County Council

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   How many people live rent-free in Suffolk?

   • ‘Social rented: other’ covered 22,420 homes, or 7.2 per cent (EoE 7.9 per cent, England 8.3 per cent) and across Suffolk there were 5,095 households – 1.6 per cent– living rent-free (EoE 1.3 per cent and in England 1.3 per cent).

   Suffolk's housing statistics: Property prices, ownership, household

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   What is the Suffolk Observatory?

   • The Suffolk Observatory contains all Suffolk’s vital statistics; it is the one-stop-shop for data, statistics and reports all about Suffolk. Information on housing and households allows us to identify areas where people may be at risk of social exclusion, due to the type and condition of their housing or their household structure.

   Suffolk Observatory – Housing – Area reports

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   How have housing targets risen in Suffolk?

   • Figures collated by the BBC show how housing targets have risen: That represents a 65% increase across Suffolk in the number of new houses. District/borough councils have been responding to the Labour government’s consultation on planning reforms, which closed last month.

   Councils are 'not Nimbys' as housing targets soar

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8. www.gov.uk › government › statisticsChapter 1: Profile of households and dwellings - GOV.UK

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   Dec 14, 2023 · The proportion of housing association dwellings built between 1991-2002 and 2002 onwards (17% and 15%) was higher than local authority dwellings (3% and 2%). Figure 1.8: Dwelling age, by tenure ...