Accredited official statistics

English housing survey 2010 to 2011: headline report

Report of initial findings from the English housing survey for 2010 to 2011.

• From: Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government (2018 to 2021) and The Rt Hon Grant Shapps
• Published: 9 February 2012

Applies to England

Documents

English housing survey headline report 2010 to 2011

Ref: ISBN 9781409833147

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English housing survey headline report 2010 to 2011: errata

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English housing survey headline report 2010 to 2011: tables

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Pre-release access list: English housing survey headline report

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Details

The findings of the English housing survey 2010 to 2011 headline report include:

• average weekly rents in the private-rented sector continued to be well above those in the social-rented sector (£160 per week compared to £79)
• 63% of households in the social-rented sector were in receipt of Housing Benefit, compared with only 25% of those in the private-rented sector
• the long-term upward trend in the proportion of households experiencing overcrowding in both rented sectors appeared to continue (7% for social renters and 6% for private renters in 2010 to 2011), but there was no appreciable change in the proportion of owner-occupiers living in overcrowded conditions (1% in 2010 to 2011)
• the energy efficiency of the housing stock continued to improve, with the average SAP rating reaching 55 in 2010; the social sector continued to be more energy efficient on average than the private sector
• the proportion of dwellings with damp problems reduced from 13% in 1996 to 7% in 2010; private-rented dwellings were more likely than those in other tenures to experience damp problems, partly as they are more likely to be older stock

Published 9 February 2012