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25.4 9.4 35 24.6 7.2 32. London. 23.2 16.2 39 21.8 14.2 36. ... 24. A comparison may be made between the regional projections of housing need and actual net additional housing supply in the recent past.

3.1 to 4.0 115 25.0. 4.1 to 5.0 111 24.1. > 5.0 76 16.5. ... units). Medium 198 43.17 50.24 57.99 65.24 77.06 57.90 53.46 57.24 4.0%(1,000–4,999.

99 6.4 87 5.4 24 6.6 109 7.3 47 6.2 896 6.4. ... 21-50 miles Number 2 1 1 9 % 4.55 2.17 3.23 1.24.

stock pending transfer in March 200291 87. No. transfers completed by May 2004 24 25.

9 Nov 2022: 9. Findings. 10. Recommendations. 20. References. 24. 1. Executive summary. The link between digital poverty and broader socio-economic inequalities is clear, and it is.

bedroom properties was more than 10% below target fell from 30 (8.5%) in 2007 to 24 (6.8%) in 2008. ... London 85.63 92.30 7.8% 81.60 89.24 9.4% South East 80.67 82.50 2.3% 77.40 78.87 1.9% South West 70.11

Two bed £90 49 24 618 14. Three bed £95 85 33 1,524 35. ... Chelsea. 97 (30). Hounslow 147 (24) Ealing 70 (21). Westminster 117 (9) Southwark 61 (51).

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The analytical process is:. o The lower weekly mortgage payment to buy a £200k property is £163.24. ... This means the minimum weekly net income required to afford the payment is £466.40 (= £163.24 / 0.35).

9 Nov 2022: Digital Poverty in the UK: a. review of literature. Dr Hannah Holmes. Dr Katy Karampour. Dr Gemma Burgess. March 2022. Dr Hannah Holmes. Cambridge Centre for Housing & Planning Research. Department of Land Economy. University of Cambridge. 19 Silver