The number of council-owned homes has dropped by more
than 10% in six years, with a 1.9% decrease since last year. The latest figures
from the CLG reveal there were 1.61 million council-owned homes in England and
Wales in 2015/16, compared with 1.64 million last year. This is a steep drop
from 2009/10, when there were 1.8 million council-owned homes, and this number
has been decreasing ever since. The government said this was largely due to
Right to Buy sales. There were 12,220 homes sold through Right to Buy last
year. Read more on Inside Housing.
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