More than 170,000 homes were added to England's housing
stock in the last financial year, figures show. The total was 25% up on the
previous year, but remains 26% below the peak of 223,530 recorded in 2007-08,
just before building slumped as a result of the financial crash. Communities Secretary Greg Clark said the figures showed
reforms had worked. Labour said they were evidence of "the Tories' five
years of failure on house-building". Download the figures from the CLG
website.
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