The Housing Stock of The United Kingdom - Revision history

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	* Building Research Establishment.		* Building Research Establishment.
	* English housing stock age.		* English housing stock age.
		+	* English Housing Survey 2018-19 reports released.
	* Housing shortage.		* Housing shortage.
	* Housing standards review.		* Housing standards review.
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	A BRE Trust report published in February 2020, [https://files.bregroup.com/bretrust/The-Housing-Stock-of-the-United-Kingdom_Report_BRE-Trust.pdf The Housing Stock of The United Kingdom], combines the findings of housing condition surveys in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland in a single UK-wide report.		A BRE Trust report published in February 2020, [https://files.bregroup.com/bretrust/The-Housing-Stock-of-the-United-Kingdom_Report_BRE-Trust.pdf The Housing Stock of The United Kingdom], combines the findings of housing condition surveys in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland in a single UK-wide report.
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	Surveys in the four UK nations are conducted separately over different timescales, with different sampling criteria and survey techniques. However, the key information they use to describe housing in the four nations is comparable, and in 2017 the four surveys were – for the first time in nine years – all being conducted during the same year.		Surveys in the four UK nations are conducted separately over different timescales, with different sampling criteria and survey techniques. However, the key information they use to describe housing in the four nations is comparable, and in 2017 the four surveys were – for the first time in nine years – all being conducted during the same year.

−	This presented the opportunity to gather the published findings from these four surveys and combine them into a single ~~recently published~~ report providing UK-wide information on:	+	This presented the opportunity to gather the published findings from these four surveys and combine them into a single report providing UK-wide information on:

−	* Dwelling age and type, size, construction, materials.	+	* Dwelling age and type, size, construction and materials.
	* Tenure.		* Tenure.
	* Indicators of housing quality and condition.		* Indicators of housing quality and condition.

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	A BRE Trust report published in February 2020, [https://files.bregroup.com/bretrust/The-Housing-Stock-of-the-United-Kingdom_Report_BRE-Trust.pdf The Housing Stock of The United Kingdom], combines the findings of housing condition surveys in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland in a single UK-wide report.		A BRE Trust report published in February 2020, [https://files.bregroup.com/bretrust/The-Housing-Stock-of-the-United-Kingdom_Report_BRE-Trust.pdf The Housing Stock of The United Kingdom], combines the findings of housing condition surveys in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland in a single UK-wide report.

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−	A BRE Trust report published in February 2020, The Housing Stock of The United Kingdom, combines the findings of housing condition surveys in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland in a single UK-wide report.	+	A BRE Trust report published in February 2020, [https://files.bregroup.com/bretrust/The-Housing-Stock-of-the-United-Kingdom_Report_BRE-Trust.pdf The Housing Stock of The United Kingdom], combines the findings of housing condition surveys in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland in a single UK-wide report.

	With a legacy of massive house building during the industrial revolution, the UK’s housing stock is the oldest in Europe – probably the world – and is only very slowly being replaced. Older homes often present challenges when making them healthy, safe and suitable for the future. Housing condition surveys provide the detailed information needed to inform the housing policies required to deliver better homes.		With a legacy of massive house building during the industrial revolution, the UK’s housing stock is the oldest in Europe – probably the world – and is only very slowly being replaced. Older homes often present challenges when making them healthy, safe and suitable for the future. Housing condition surveys provide the detailed information needed to inform the housing policies required to deliver better homes.
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	You can download the report here: [https://files.bregroup.com/bretrust/The-Housing-Stock-of-the-United-Kingdom_Report_BRE-Trust.pdf https://files.bregroup.com/bretrust/The-Housing-Stock-of-the-United-Kingdom_Report_BRE-Trust.pdf]		You can download the report here: [https://files.bregroup.com/bretrust/The-Housing-Stock-of-the-United-Kingdom_Report_BRE-Trust.pdf https://files.bregroup.com/bretrust/The-Housing-Stock-of-the-United-Kingdom_Report_BRE-Trust.pdf]
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A BRE Trust report published in February 2020, The Housing Stock of The United Kingdom, combines the findings of housing condition surveys in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland in a single UK-wide report.

With a legacy of massive house building during the industrial revolution, the UK’s housing stock is the oldest in Europe – probably the world – and is only very slowly being replaced. Older homes often present challenges when making them healthy, safe and suitable for the future. Housing condition surveys provide the detailed information needed to inform the housing policies required to deliver better homes.

Surveys in the four UK nations are conducted separately over different timescales, with different sampling criteria and survey techniques. However, the key information they use to describe housing in the four nations is comparable, and in 2017 the four surveys were – for the first time in nine years – all being conducted during the same year.

This presented the opportunity to gather the published findings from these four surveys and combine them into a single recently published report providing UK-wide information on:

* Dwelling age and type, size, construction, materials.
* Tenure.
* Indicators of housing quality and condition.
* Heating, fuel type, insulation and energy efficiency.
* The cost of poor housing.
* Insights into the differences between the four nations’ housing stocks.

The report finds that: “UK housing stock is changing very slowly over time and it is clear that substantial replacement by newbuild is not an option. Improving our existing dwellings does not, however, need to be overly expensive and has multiple benefits to society as a whole, both economic and social. It is also more sustainable.”

The new publication follows the earlier ‘Housing in the UK’, which used data from the national surveys when they last aligned in 2008.

You can download the report here: [https://files.bregroup.com/bretrust/The-Housing-Stock-of-the-United-Kingdom_Report_BRE-Trust.pdf https://files.bregroup.com/bretrust/The-Housing-Stock-of-the-United-Kingdom_Report_BRE-Trust.pdf]

= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

* BRE articles.
* British post-war mass housing.
* Building Research Establishment.
* English housing stock age.
* Housing shortage.
* Housing standards review.
* Housing stock.
* Minimum space standards.
* The cost of poor housing to the NHS.
* The full cost of poor housing in Wales.
* The full cost of poor housing.
* The real cost of poor housing.
* What's the condition of your housing stock?

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