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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Introduction 8

2. Summary 9

3. Housing in Perspective 10

3.1 Total Housing Market 11

3.2 Housing Market in England 15

3.3 Housing Completions in England 21

3.4 Local Authority Funding and Housing Management 22

4. Local Authority Dwelling Stock

4.1 Total Dwellings by Local Authority by Tenure 1997

4.2 Local Authority With the Largest Number of Properties Under Management 1997

4.3 Total Dwellings by Local Authority by Age 1997

4.4 Total Dwellings by Local Authority by Type 1997

4.5 Dwellings Adapted for the Elderly or Disabled 1997

4.6 Total Sales of Local Authority Dwellings 1996-1999

4.7 Local Authority New House-Building Expenditure 1996-1999

5. Renovation/Conservation of Local Authority Properties.

5.1 Dwellings Unfit/In Need of Renovation 1997

5.2 Total Number of Local Authority Properties Requiring and Total Expenditure on Renovation, Demolition and Conversion 1996-1999.

5.3 Local Authority Properties Requiring Renovation 1996-1999

5.4 Local Authority Properties Requiring Conversion 1996-1999

5.5 Local Authority Temporarily Void Dwellings Returned to Use after Works 1996-1999

6. Renovation of Local Authority Properties by Type of Work

6.1 Local Authority Properties Requiring Rewiring 1996-1999

6.2 Local Authority Properties Requiring Roofs 1996-1999

6.3 Local Authority Properties Requiring Windows 1996-1999

6.4 Local Authority Properties Requiring Structural Repairs 1996-1999

6.5 Local Authority Properties Requiring Renovation to Common Areas 1996- 1999

6.6 Local Authority Properties Requiring Central Heating 1996-1999

6.7 Local Authority Properties Requiring Kitchens 1996-1999

6.8 Local Authority Properties Requiring Bathrooms 1996-1999

6.9 Local Authority Properties Requiring Environmental Work 1996-1999

6.10 Local Authority Energy Efficiency Renovation Work 1996-1999

6.11 Local Authority Energy Conservation Work 1996-1999

6.12 Local Authority Expenditure on Improved Insulation 1996-1999

6.13 Local Authority Expenditure on New or Replacement Space Heating and/or Water Heating 1996-1999

6.14 Local Authority Damp, Acute Condensation and Mould Growth Renovation 1996-1999

6.15 Local Authority Security Renovation Work 1996-1999

6.16 Local Authority Fire Safety Renovation Work 1996-1999

6.17 Local Authority Housing Adaptations for the Disabled and Elderly 1996- 1999

6.18 Local Authority Disabled Facilities Grants 1996-1999

TABLES & CHARTS

Chart 1: Total Housing Stock in the UK by Region 1996

Chart 2: Housing Market in the UK by Region and Tenure 1996

Chart 3: Local Authority Housing Stock in the UK by Region 1996

Table 4: Housing Market in England By Tenure 1981-1997

Table 5: Provision of Social Housing in England by Local Authorities and Housing Associations 1981/1997

Table 6: Housing Completions in England 1980-1998

Table 7: Total Dwellings by Local Authority by Tenure 1997.

Table 8: Local Authorities with the largest number of properties under Management 1997.

Table 9: Total Dwellings by Local Authority by Age 1997

Table 10: Total Dwellings by Local Authority by Type 1997.

Table 11: Dwellings adapted for the Elderly/Disabled 1997

Table 12: Total Sales of Local Authority Dwellings 1996-1999.

Table 13: The Local Authority New House-Building Expenditure 1996-1999

Table 14: Dwellings Unfit/In need of Renovation 1997

Table 15: Total Number of Local Authority Properties Requiring and Total Expenditure on Renovation, Demolition and Conversion 1996 - 1999

Table 16: Local Authority Properties requiring Renovation 1996-1999

Table 17: Local Authority Properties Requiring Conversion 1996-1999

Table 18: Local Authority Temporarily Void Dwellings returned to use after Works 1996-1999

Table 19: Local Authority Properties requiring Rewiring 1996-1999

Table 20: Local Authority Properties requiring Roofs 1996-1999

Table 21: Local Authority Properties Requiring Windows 1996-1999

Table 22: Local Authority Properties Requiring Structural Repairs 1996- 1999.

Table 23: Local Authority Properties requiring Renovation to Common Areas 1996-1999

Table 24: Local Authority Properties Requiring Central Heating 1996-1999.

Table 25: Local Authority Properties Requiring Kitchens 1996-1999.

Table 26: Local Authority Properties requiring Bathrooms 1996-1999

Table: 27: Local Authority Properties requiring Environmental Work 1996- 1999.

Table 28: Local Authority Energy Efficiency Renovation Work 1996-1999

Table 29: Local Authority Energy Conservation Work 1996-1999

Table 30: Local Authority Expenditure on Improved Insulation 1996-1999

Table 31: Local Authority Expenditure on New and Replacement Space Heating and/or Water Heating 1996-1999

Table 32: Local Authority Damp, Acute Condensation and Mould Growth Renovation 1996-1999.

Table: 33: Local Authority Security Renovation Work 1996-1999

Table 34: Local Authority Fire Safety Renovation Work 1996-1999

Table: 35: Local Authority Housing Adaptations for the Disabled and the Elderly 1996-1999.

Table: 36: Local Authority Disabled Facilities Grants 1996-1999.

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

This report provides a comprehensive review of Local Authority dwelling stock in England, with specific emphasis on expenditure by Local Authorities on renovation of their stock, by product type.

The report firstly reviews the total housing market in the UK, in terms of the tenure of stock within the individual regions ie. England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. This helps to put the size and tenure of the housing stock in England as a whole, as well as that owned by the Local Authorities, into perspective. Recent developments in the tenure of the dwelling stock in England are reviewed, as well as government policy with regard to the provision of social housing. The report also details the structure of Local Authority funding and relevant issues regarding housing management.

Sections 4-6 largely consist of tables which present figures for each Local Authority, and region in England. Each table is briefly summarised by contents, source, key etc.

Section 4 reviews the total dwelling stock within each Local Authority in England, and more specifically, that owned by the individual Authorities. The dwelling stock position relates to the situation at 1st April 1997 and examines the stock by tenure, age, type of property and dwellings adapted for the elderly or disabled. Recent sales of Local Authority dwellings (1996-1999), as well as recent and proposed expenditure by Local Authorities on new house-building (1996-1999) are also outlined.

Section 5 examines the current stock of Local Authority properties which are in need of renovation as at 1st April 1997. In addition, expenditure by the individual Local Authorities on renovation, demolition and conversion, as well as on work to return temporarily void dwellings to use during the period 1996-1999 is presented.

Finally, section 6 presents past and future expenditure by the individual Local Authorities on renovation/improvements to their dwelling stock, by specific product of area of work for the period 1996 - 1999. The tables present figures for annual expenditure and the number of dwellings concerned, by specific product type or the type of work involved.

This comprehensive report represents a detailed assessment of the market, reviewing major trends, key factors influencing developments and future prospects for the sector. Analysis is both quantitative and qualitative, based on our substantial experience of the building and home improvement markets.

Text © 1998 AMA Research

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