A briefing note for MPs prepared from government
statistics shows that housing starts and completions have increased from the
lows observed in late 2008 and early 2009 but remain below the levels they were
at before the recession of a decade ago. Citing figures from the MHCLG, the
briefing note prepared by the House of Commons library says there were 36,630
house building starts in England in the first quarter of this year - the most
recent data available. This was a nine per cent decrease compared with the
previous quarter, and also a nine per cent decrease compared with the same
quarter of 2018. Read more on Letting Agent Today.
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