Percentage of Housing Stock which is Family Homes
The total number of family homes expressed as a percentage of total housing stock.
1 | Havering | 60.92% |
2 | Harrow | 59.90% |
3 | Redbridge | 57.95% |
4 | Bexley | 57.30% |
5 | Bromley | 55.86% |
6 | Merton | 53.72% |
7 | Enfield | 53.27% |
8 | Hillingdon | 52.45% |
9 | Kingston-upon-Thames | 52.33% |
10 | Sutton | 51.06% |
11 | Richmond-upon-Thames | 49.27% |
12 | Croydon | 49.25% |
13 | Barnet | 48.39% |
14 | Ealing | 47.02% |
15 | Hounslow | 45.96% |
16 | Waltham Forest | 45.12% |
17 | Barking & Dagenham | 43.48% |
18 | Brent | 42.70% |
19 | Greenwich | 41.48% |
20 | Haringey | 37.00% |
21 | Lewisham | 36.45% |
22 | Newham | 36.34% |
23 | Wandsworth | 34.57% |
24 | Lambeth | 32.47% |
25 | Southwark | 28.84% |
26 | Hackney | 27.88% |
27 | Camden | 25.43% |
28 | Islington | 24.50% |
29 | Hammersmith & Fulham | 24.15% |
30 | Kensington & Chelsea | 24.02% |
31 | Westminster | 22.73% |
32 | Tower Hamlets | 21.98% |
33 | City of London | 11.18% |
Inner-London Borough
Outer-London Borough
(As defined by London Councils)
♦ Council Political Control
★ 2016 Mayoral Election Result
Sources
1) "London Elections Results 2016, Wards, Boroughs, Constituency", Greater London Authority (GLA) 2) "Dwellings by Property Build Period and Type", LSOA and MSOA, Valuation Office Agency, 2015.