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24% cheaper than a a similar private rental apartment.

2004 24.0% 60.6% 15.4% 175. Non-BME. 2005 15.3% 70.2% 14.5% 3873.

The lowest increases were found in the North West (24.4%) and London (25.2%). ... Yorkshire and the Humber 0.23 0.24 ENGLAND 0.24 0.25.

Average. stockholding. per HA. General housing 37 1,000 27 24 1,016 42 61. ... all parent HAs (3) and 2% of all other mainstream HAs (24).

30. 40. 50. 60. 70. Higher quartile 8 8 24 17 3 11 7 6 4. ... This was followed by Barrow-in-Furness with £42.18 and Pendle with £42.24.

These changes took place as the number of households rose from 18.6m in 1971 to 24.6m by 2004, a 32 percent increase (Sturrock, 2003) (figures relate to Great Britain).

24 The Housing Corporation. Totals this page. 87654321Column No. Part E3,line 6,column 6. ... 24 Not known. 23 Other. 22 Mixed. 21 White: Irish. 20 White: British/European/Other.

home with some degree of sight loss. It was envisaged that a total of 24 older people. ... Can read large print. book. 4 1 1 0 0 23 4 1 24.

On the other hand, 55% of associations(233) had rent increases greater than 2.1%,of which 24% had rent increases greaterthan RPI2%. ... All 421 £52.52 £54.58 £56.94 £61.93 £74.24 £57.90 £54.49 £57.36 2.3% 2.1%.

Housing finance and the housing market; lessons from the UK? 24 HOUSING FINANCE INTERNATIONAL Winter 2013. ... Muellbauer, J and Murphy, A (2008) Housing markets and the economy: the assessment, Oxford Review of Economic Policy, Volume 24, Issue 1, Pp.