House building, Q2 2016 6 September 2016 There were 1,320 ...
House building, Q2 2016
6 September 2016
There were 1,320 dwellings completed in Buckinghamshire in the year to Q2 2016, representing 0.6 per cent of existing stock. This was the 15th highest rate of growth among the 27 county council areas, ranking 18th among the 39 Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs). There were 360 completions in the quarter, an increase of 80 over the previous quarter, despite this the number of houses completed in the last year was the lowest of any four quarter period since Q4 2010. Of the four Buckinghamshire districts, only Aylesbury Vale bettered the national rate of growth for either dwellings started or completed, ranking 18th and 27th respectively among the 326 local authorities in England, with Wycombe being next highest ranked for completions at 243rd. Of all houses completed in Buckinghamshire in the last year, more than two thirds (69.7 per cent) were in Aylesbury Vale. Table 1: Dwellings completed and started in the year to Q2 2016
Aylesbury Vale Chiltern South Bucks Wycombe Buckinghamshire BTVLEP Coast to Capital Enterprise M3 Hertfordshire London Northamptonshire Oxfordshire LEP South East Midlands Thames Valley Berkshire England
Stock, 2015 76,330 39,050 28,350 71,520
Completions No. Rate Rank 920 1.2 27 80 0.2 306 70 0.2 284 240 0.3 243
Starts No. Rate 1,130 1.5 100 0.3 140 0.5 330 0.5
Rank 18 276 178 195
215,240
1,320
0.6
15
1,700
0.8
10
215,250 856,410 702,290 479,710 3,454,500 308,180 277,720 742,200 361,180
1,310 6,280 4,730 2,410 23,650 3,380 2,780 7,680 2,010
0.6 0.7 0.7 0.5 0.7 1.1 1.0 1.0 0.6
18 11 16 27 14 1 3 2 24
1,700 4,930 4,050 2,310 20,020 3,330 2,830 8,460 2,590
0.8 0.6 0.6 0.5 0.6 1.1 1.0 1.1 0.7
12 24 23 32 22 2 4 1 14
23,543,210
138,790
0.6
143,880
0.6
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Source: DCLG, 2016 (live tables 100 and 253a) With 920 dwellings completed in the last year, more homes were built in Aylesbury Vale than in any of the core cities except Leeds (1,680), while more houses were built in Buckinghamshire than in all but three of the 32 London Boroughs, with only Croydon (2,040), Greenwich (1,970) and Barnet (1,760) completing more. More dwellings were started in Buckinghamshire in the last year than in any of the core cities, with Southwark (2,090) and Ealing (2,040) the only London Boroughs to start more. The 36,590 homes built in England in three months to June was the 3rd highest quarterly total since the start of 2009 but remains well below the pre-recession peak of 49,050 recorded in the last quarter of 2007. If national house building matched Aylesbury Vale’s rate, England would have built 283,765 homes in the last year. If Buckinghamshire’s rate was applied across the country that would fall to 144,383 and to 48,322 if the rate of building across Chiltern was applied. Raw data are available here: https://www.gov.uk/government/statistical-data-sets/live-tables-on-house-building
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Table 2: Dwellings completed in years ending Q2 over time
Aylesbury Vale Chiltern South Bucks Wycombe
Stock, 2015 76,330 39,050 28,350 71,520
Q2 2012 1,080 180 160 420
Year to Q2 2013 Q2 2014 890 950 250 120 170 120 310 180
Q2 2015 1,170 80 70 470
Q2 2016 920 80 70 240
% 1.2 0.2 0.2 0.3
Rank 27 306 284 243
Buckinghamshire
215,240
1,850
1,600
1,370
1,790
1,320
0.6
15
BTVLEP Coast to Capital Enterprise M3 Hertfordshire London Northamptonshire Oxfordshire LEP SEMLEP TV Berkshire
215,250 856,410 702,290 479,710 3,454,500 308,180 277,720 742,200 361,180
1,840 4,040 4,320 2,470 20,270 1,560 1,350 6,290 1,510
1,620 4,520 3,710 2,500 18,330 1,810 1,390 5,590 2,000
1,370 4,260 3,890 2,590 18,610 2,440 1,460 6,300 1,770
1,790 4,880 4,430 1,930 19,330 2,780 1,930 7,300 2,360
1,310 6,280 4,730 2,410 23,650 3,380 2,780 7,680 2,010
0.6 0.7 0.7 0.5 0.7 1.1 1.0 1.0 0.6
18 11 16 27 14 1 3 2 24
23,543,210
117,840
106,970
114,700
132,840
138,790
0.6
England
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Source: DCLG, 2016 (live tables 100 and 253a)
Table 3: Dwellings started in year ending Q2 over time
Aylesbury Vale Chiltern South Bucks Wycombe
Stock, 2015 76,330 39,050 28,350 71,520
Q2 2012 820 280 190 330
Year to Q2 2013 Q2 2014 1,070 1,100 150 80 120 110 330 310
Q2 2015 1,140 170 70 460
Q2 2016 1,130 100 140 330
% 1.5 0.3 0.5 0.5
Rank 18 276 178 195
Buckinghamshire
215,240
1,610
1,670
1,600
1,840
1,700
0.8
10
BTVLEP Coast to Capital Enterprise M3 Hertfordshire London Northamptonshire Oxfordshire LEP SEMLEP TV Berkshire
215,250 856,410 702,290 479,710 3,454,500 308,180 277,720 742,200 361,180
1,620 3,740 3,220 2,240 18,750 1,600 1,370 5,120 1,660
1,670 3,750 4,630 2,210 17,360 2,030 1,300 6,030 2,100
1,600 6,850 4,070 2,230 21,010 2,690 1,900 7,200 2,210
1,840 5,430 4,490 2,360 21,680 3,790 2,630 8,670 2,540
1,700 4,930 4,050 2,310 20,020 3,330 2,830 8,460 2,590
0.8 0.6 0.6 0.5 0.6 1.1 1.0 1.1 0.7
12 24 23 32 22 2 4 1 14
23,543,210
103,170
112,060
138,390
137,510
143,880
0.6
26,330
England
Source: DCLG, 2016 (live tables 100 and 253a)
Table 4: Dwellings completed and started by LEP in year to Q2 2016
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LEP Stock, 2015 Northamptonshire 308,180 South East Midlands 742,200 Oxfordshire LEP 277,720 Leicester and Leicestershire 417,400 Swindon and Wiltshire 303,690 Heart of the South West 790,710 Worcestershire 255,900 Gloucestershire 278,940 The Marches 295,000 Coventry and Warwickshire 382,230 Coast to Capital 856,410 Cheshire and Warrington 411,760 Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly 269,670 London 3,454,500 Greater Cambridge & Greater Peterborough 610,120 Enterprise M3 702,290 West of England 480,140 Buckinghamshire Thames Valley 215,250 Tees Valley 300,990 New Anglia 747,840 South East 1,774,860 Solent 690,620 Cumbria 244,220 Thames Valley Berkshire 361,180 North Eastern 897,740 D2N2 949,530 Hertfordshire 479,710 York and North Yorkshire 526,640 Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire 487,960 Lancashire 662,200 Sheffield City Region 774,970 Leeds City Region 1,309,580 Greater Lincolnshire 479,490 Dorset 354,340 Greater Birmingham and Solihull 811,140 Black Country 487,830 Humber 422,910 Greater Manchester 1,189,250 Liverpool City Region 692,680
Dwellings completed to Q2 2016 Dwellings started to Q2 2016 No. Rate Rank No. Rate Rank 3,380 1.10 1 3,330 1.08 2 7,680 1.03 2 8,460 1.14 1 2,780 1.00 3 2,830 1.02 4 4,030 0.97 4 3,650 0.87 7 2,610 0.86 5 3,000 0.99 5 6,400 0.81 6 6,650 0.84 10 2,070 0.81 7 2,140 0.84 11 2,250 0.81 8 2,530 0.91 6 2,260 0.77 9 3,090 1.05 3 2,870 0.75 10 2,880 0.75 13 6,280 0.73 11 4,930 0.58 24 2,940 0.71 12 3,570 0.87 8 1,850 0.69 13 1,870 0.69 15 23,650 0.68 14 20,020 0.58 22 4,120 0.68 15 5,210 0.85 9 4,730 0.67 16 4,050 0.58 23 2,990 0.62 17 3,230 0.67 17 1,310 0.61 18 1,700 0.79 12 1,810 0.60 19 2,060 0.68 16 4,410 0.59 20 4,850 0.65 18 10,170 0.57 21 11,060 0.62 19 3,940 0.57 22 3,550 0.51 28 1,380 0.57 23 1,220 0.50 29 2,010 0.56 24 2,590 0.72 14 4,720 0.53 25 5,410 0.60 21 4,940 0.52 26 5,300 0.56 25 2,410 0.50 27 2,310 0.48 32 2,620 0.50 28 2,800 0.53 27 2,410 0.49 29 3,000 0.61 20 3,250 0.49 30 3,670 0.55 26 3,800 0.49 31 3,710 0.48 33 6,150 0.47 32 5,780 0.44 34 2,200 0.46 33 2,320 0.48 31 1,600 0.45 34 1,350 0.38 37 3,150 0.39 35 3,470 0.43 35 1,780 0.36 36 1,400 0.29 39 1,420 0.34 37 2,110 0.50 30 3,780 0.32 38 5,080 0.43 36 1,940 0.28 39 2,510 0.36 38
Source: DCLG, 2016 (live tables 100 and 253a)
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6 September 2016
There were 1,320 dwellings completed in Buckinghamshire in the year to Q2 2016, representing 0.6 per cent of existing stock. This was the 15th highest rate of growth among the 27 county council areas, ranking 18th among the 39 Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs). There were 360 completions in the quarter, an increase of 80 over the previous quarter, despite this the number of houses completed in the last year was the lowest of any four quarter period since Q4 2010. Of the four Buckinghamshire districts, only Aylesbury Vale bettered the national rate of growth for either dwellings started or completed, ranking 18th and 27th respectively among the 326 local authorities in England, with Wycombe being next highest ranked for completions at 243rd. Of all houses completed in Buckinghamshire in the last year, more than two thirds (69.7 per cent) were in Aylesbury Vale. Table 1: Dwellings completed and started in the year to Q2 2016
Aylesbury Vale Chiltern South Bucks Wycombe Buckinghamshire BTVLEP Coast to Capital Enterprise M3 Hertfordshire London Northamptonshire Oxfordshire LEP South East Midlands Thames Valley Berkshire England
Stock, 2015 76,330 39,050 28,350 71,520
Completions No. Rate Rank 920 1.2 27 80 0.2 306 70 0.2 284 240 0.3 243
Starts No. Rate 1,130 1.5 100 0.3 140 0.5 330 0.5
Rank 18 276 178 195
215,240
1,320
0.6
15
1,700
0.8
10
215,250 856,410 702,290 479,710 3,454,500 308,180 277,720 742,200 361,180
1,310 6,280 4,730 2,410 23,650 3,380 2,780 7,680 2,010
0.6 0.7 0.7 0.5 0.7 1.1 1.0 1.0 0.6
18 11 16 27 14 1 3 2 24
1,700 4,930 4,050 2,310 20,020 3,330 2,830 8,460 2,590
0.8 0.6 0.6 0.5 0.6 1.1 1.0 1.1 0.7
12 24 23 32 22 2 4 1 14
23,543,210
138,790
0.6
143,880
0.6
-
-
Source: DCLG, 2016 (live tables 100 and 253a) With 920 dwellings completed in the last year, more homes were built in Aylesbury Vale than in any of the core cities except Leeds (1,680), while more houses were built in Buckinghamshire than in all but three of the 32 London Boroughs, with only Croydon (2,040), Greenwich (1,970) and Barnet (1,760) completing more. More dwellings were started in Buckinghamshire in the last year than in any of the core cities, with Southwark (2,090) and Ealing (2,040) the only London Boroughs to start more. The 36,590 homes built in England in three months to June was the 3rd highest quarterly total since the start of 2009 but remains well below the pre-recession peak of 49,050 recorded in the last quarter of 2007. If national house building matched Aylesbury Vale’s rate, England would have built 283,765 homes in the last year. If Buckinghamshire’s rate was applied across the country that would fall to 144,383 and to 48,322 if the rate of building across Chiltern was applied. Raw data are available here: https://www.gov.uk/government/statistical-data-sets/live-tables-on-house-building
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Table 2: Dwellings completed in years ending Q2 over time
Aylesbury Vale Chiltern South Bucks Wycombe
Stock, 2015 76,330 39,050 28,350 71,520
Q2 2012 1,080 180 160 420
Year to Q2 2013 Q2 2014 890 950 250 120 170 120 310 180
Q2 2015 1,170 80 70 470
Q2 2016 920 80 70 240
% 1.2 0.2 0.2 0.3
Rank 27 306 284 243
Buckinghamshire
215,240
1,850
1,600
1,370
1,790
1,320
0.6
15
BTVLEP Coast to Capital Enterprise M3 Hertfordshire London Northamptonshire Oxfordshire LEP SEMLEP TV Berkshire
215,250 856,410 702,290 479,710 3,454,500 308,180 277,720 742,200 361,180
1,840 4,040 4,320 2,470 20,270 1,560 1,350 6,290 1,510
1,620 4,520 3,710 2,500 18,330 1,810 1,390 5,590 2,000
1,370 4,260 3,890 2,590 18,610 2,440 1,460 6,300 1,770
1,790 4,880 4,430 1,930 19,330 2,780 1,930 7,300 2,360
1,310 6,280 4,730 2,410 23,650 3,380 2,780 7,680 2,010
0.6 0.7 0.7 0.5 0.7 1.1 1.0 1.0 0.6
18 11 16 27 14 1 3 2 24
23,543,210
117,840
106,970
114,700
132,840
138,790
0.6
England
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Source: DCLG, 2016 (live tables 100 and 253a)
Table 3: Dwellings started in year ending Q2 over time
Aylesbury Vale Chiltern South Bucks Wycombe
Stock, 2015 76,330 39,050 28,350 71,520
Q2 2012 820 280 190 330
Year to Q2 2013 Q2 2014 1,070 1,100 150 80 120 110 330 310
Q2 2015 1,140 170 70 460
Q2 2016 1,130 100 140 330
% 1.5 0.3 0.5 0.5
Rank 18 276 178 195
Buckinghamshire
215,240
1,610
1,670
1,600
1,840
1,700
0.8
10
BTVLEP Coast to Capital Enterprise M3 Hertfordshire London Northamptonshire Oxfordshire LEP SEMLEP TV Berkshire
215,250 856,410 702,290 479,710 3,454,500 308,180 277,720 742,200 361,180
1,620 3,740 3,220 2,240 18,750 1,600 1,370 5,120 1,660
1,670 3,750 4,630 2,210 17,360 2,030 1,300 6,030 2,100
1,600 6,850 4,070 2,230 21,010 2,690 1,900 7,200 2,210
1,840 5,430 4,490 2,360 21,680 3,790 2,630 8,670 2,540
1,700 4,930 4,050 2,310 20,020 3,330 2,830 8,460 2,590
0.8 0.6 0.6 0.5 0.6 1.1 1.0 1.1 0.7
12 24 23 32 22 2 4 1 14
23,543,210
103,170
112,060
138,390
137,510
143,880
0.6
26,330
England
Source: DCLG, 2016 (live tables 100 and 253a)
Table 4: Dwellings completed and started by LEP in year to Q2 2016
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LEP Stock, 2015 Northamptonshire 308,180 South East Midlands 742,200 Oxfordshire LEP 277,720 Leicester and Leicestershire 417,400 Swindon and Wiltshire 303,690 Heart of the South West 790,710 Worcestershire 255,900 Gloucestershire 278,940 The Marches 295,000 Coventry and Warwickshire 382,230 Coast to Capital 856,410 Cheshire and Warrington 411,760 Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly 269,670 London 3,454,500 Greater Cambridge & Greater Peterborough 610,120 Enterprise M3 702,290 West of England 480,140 Buckinghamshire Thames Valley 215,250 Tees Valley 300,990 New Anglia 747,840 South East 1,774,860 Solent 690,620 Cumbria 244,220 Thames Valley Berkshire 361,180 North Eastern 897,740 D2N2 949,530 Hertfordshire 479,710 York and North Yorkshire 526,640 Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire 487,960 Lancashire 662,200 Sheffield City Region 774,970 Leeds City Region 1,309,580 Greater Lincolnshire 479,490 Dorset 354,340 Greater Birmingham and Solihull 811,140 Black Country 487,830 Humber 422,910 Greater Manchester 1,189,250 Liverpool City Region 692,680
Dwellings completed to Q2 2016 Dwellings started to Q2 2016 No. Rate Rank No. Rate Rank 3,380 1.10 1 3,330 1.08 2 7,680 1.03 2 8,460 1.14 1 2,780 1.00 3 2,830 1.02 4 4,030 0.97 4 3,650 0.87 7 2,610 0.86 5 3,000 0.99 5 6,400 0.81 6 6,650 0.84 10 2,070 0.81 7 2,140 0.84 11 2,250 0.81 8 2,530 0.91 6 2,260 0.77 9 3,090 1.05 3 2,870 0.75 10 2,880 0.75 13 6,280 0.73 11 4,930 0.58 24 2,940 0.71 12 3,570 0.87 8 1,850 0.69 13 1,870 0.69 15 23,650 0.68 14 20,020 0.58 22 4,120 0.68 15 5,210 0.85 9 4,730 0.67 16 4,050 0.58 23 2,990 0.62 17 3,230 0.67 17 1,310 0.61 18 1,700 0.79 12 1,810 0.60 19 2,060 0.68 16 4,410 0.59 20 4,850 0.65 18 10,170 0.57 21 11,060 0.62 19 3,940 0.57 22 3,550 0.51 28 1,380 0.57 23 1,220 0.50 29 2,010 0.56 24 2,590 0.72 14 4,720 0.53 25 5,410 0.60 21 4,940 0.52 26 5,300 0.56 25 2,410 0.50 27 2,310 0.48 32 2,620 0.50 28 2,800 0.53 27 2,410 0.49 29 3,000 0.61 20 3,250 0.49 30 3,670 0.55 26 3,800 0.49 31 3,710 0.48 33 6,150 0.47 32 5,780 0.44 34 2,200 0.46 33 2,320 0.48 31 1,600 0.45 34 1,350 0.38 37 3,150 0.39 35 3,470 0.43 35 1,780 0.36 36 1,400 0.29 39 1,420 0.34 37 2,110 0.50 30 3,780 0.32 38 5,080 0.43 36 1,940 0.28 39 2,510 0.36 38
Source: DCLG, 2016 (live tables 100 and 253a)
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