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1. www.ons.gov.uk › census › censustransformationEstimating the number of rooms and bedrooms in the 2021 ...

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   The direct agreement rate between VOA data and the 2011 Census for the number of rooms at address level for England and Wales is low, at 16%. This is mainly attributable to the definitional...

2. www.ons.gov.uk › peoplepopulationandcommunityAdmin-based statistics for property type, feasibility ...

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   Mar 10, 2022 · One clear difference is that Oadby and Wigston has a lower proportion of flats compared with the linked data for England and Wales. Flats had one of the lower linkage and agreement rates. It...

3. journals.plos.org › plosone › articleUsing Google Street View for virtual observations of ... - PLOS

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   Aug 1, 2024 · “Dwelling unit type” exhibited the highest agreement rate among virtual observers and field interviewers; they agreed on 94% of the addresses with a Cohen’s kappa value of 0.87, consistent with earlier findings . The percent of addresses coded as a one unit or single family house is 68% by virtual observers and 67% by field interviewers.

4. www.ons.gov.uk › peoplepopulationandcommunityDeveloping admin-based property floor area statistics for ...

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   To explore these differences further, we looked at the agreement rates of property types between the VOA and EPC data. The agreement rates for houses, bungalows and flats were high (over...

5. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsAutumn Budget 2024 — Overview of tax legislation and rates ...

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   3 days ago · The government will introduce legislation in Finance Bill 2024-25 to set the charge for Corporation Tax as it does every year, and to maintain the main rate at 25% and the small profits rate at 19 ...

6. agreed.co.uk › a-guide-to-estate-agent-fees-in-the-ukA guide to estate agent fees in the UK - Agreed

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   Average estate agent fees. Sole agency agreement rates. Multi agency agreement rates. Online and hybrid agent rates. What about those hidden extras? The devil’s in the details. The varying rates and elements of house selling fees in the UK.

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   Which addresses have lower agreement rates?

   • As shown in section 5 (see Table 2), addresses with more rooms have lower agreement rates than those with fewer rooms. It’s also known from the 2011 Census Quality Survey (CQS) that respondents in properties with four, five, six and seven rooms had the most difficulty in understanding the census definition of a room.

   Estimating the number of rooms and bedrooms in the 2021 Census: An

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   Which local authorities have the least agreement on the number of bedrooms?

   • VOA – Valuation Office Agency. The local authorities with the least agreement for the number of bedrooms between VOA and 2011 Census data tend to be in London and Wales. For the number of rooms (as previously mentioned) similar local authorities appeared in the top 10.

   Estimating the number of rooms and bedrooms in the 2021 Census: An

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   What does a low agreement signify?

   • A lower agreement signifies a larger difference between the 2011 Census accommodation type variable and the VOA property type variable (Figure 4). This means that you would see a larger change in the data if you changed from using the 2011 Census accommodation variable to the VOA property type variable in areas with low agreement.

   Admin-based statistics for property type, feasibility research: England

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   Which local authority has the lowest linkage rate?

   • In England, local authorities with the lowest linkage rate are those having less than 90% agreement. Among all English local authorities, no specific local authority is mentioned with a linkage rate below 78%. High linkage rates mean that most records can be checked for agreement.

   Admin-based statistics for property type, feasibility research: England

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   Why does Newham have a low agreement rate?

   • Newham's low agreement rate may be due to the low level of detached and semi-detached properties in the area, especially since most records in these categories from Newham have no agreement (contradiction) in the dataset.

   Admin-based statistics for property type, feasibility research: England

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   Are linkage rates based on property types similar in England and Wales?

   • Linkage rates by property type show a similar distribution for England and Wales, with slightly lower linkage rates for Wales. Overall, these findings indicate that the linked dataset is representative of all four of the main property types (houses, bungalows, maisonettes and flats) across England and Wales.

   Developing admin-based property floor area statistics for England and

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8. neweconomics.org › 2022 › 02How private developers get out of building affordable housing

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   Feb 8, 2022 · 08 February 2022. Last month analysis from Rightmove found that private rents in Britain are rising at their fastest rate on record, making it ever harder for tenants to find housing at affordable rates.