The people who live in the 4.1m social homes in England
and Wales are as unique and individual as people in the private rented sector.
But by scrutinising the most recent household data certain trends in
demographics emerge.
How big are most
households?
Among those households in socially rented homes:
·
2.2 million rent from local authorities
·
1.9 million from other social landlords (mainly
housing associations)
Almost half of social homes are occupied by only one
person, and only a quarter have two residents:
·
43% are one-person households
·
32% have more than two residents
This is partly down to the high number of retired people
living in social housing, especially in supported accommodation. Read more on the Guardian website.
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