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30 Oct 2007 : Column 1168W
Open market Home b uy—completions from 1 April 2006 to 30 September 2007
2006-07 2007-08

April

38

4

May

1

230

June

44

177

July

189

171

August

418

227

September

423

161

October

361

November

176

December

175

January

97

February

176

March

409

Total

2,507

970

Grand total

3,477


Jim Cousins: To ask the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government what the regional distribution is of the stock of homes purchased under the Government's (a) social homebuy, (b) open market, (c) homebuy and (d) shared ownership initiatives. [141752]

Yvette Cooper: I refer my hon. Friend to my response of 30 October to my hon. Friend the Member for Stroud (Mr. Drew) [Question 109683].

The following table shows completions through social homebuy, open market homebuy, new build homebuy/shared ownership schemes by region from April 2006 to September 2007.

Regional Completions 1 April 2006 to 30 September 2007
Social Homebuy Open market Homebuy New build Homebuy/share ownership

North East

7

4

119

North West

10

101

783

Yorkshire and the Humber

24

106

526

East Midlands

4

73

1,013

West Midlands

2

207

1,,015

East

0

422

1,556

London

39

1,163

4,717

South East

2

1,222

3,476

South West

0

1,79

1,229

Total

88

3,477

14,434

Notes: 1. 2006-07 Regional figures for shared ownership include 58 units through Thames Gateway (all in London) and 11 through LASHG LA with debt schemes. 2. 2007-08 end September figures include, in London, 50 shared ownership units provided through Thames Gateway 3. Regional figures do not include 1,044 RCGF completion or 2,562 2005-06 RCGF completions

Andrew George: To ask the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government what proportion of (a) home completions and (b) planning permission awards in each Government office of the regions area in England were affordable; and what proportion of these were for (i) sale, (ii) rent, (iii) shared-equity ownership and (iv) other housing tenure format in each of the last 10 years for which records are available. [148253]


30 Oct 2007 : Column 1169W

Yvette Cooper: Tabulated as follows are the numbers of house building completions in each region in England since 1997-98. Also shown are the relative proportions of house building activity by tenure in each year. It is not possible to distinguish between owner occupied and private rent. Similar information on the numbers of planning permission awards by tenure is not held centrally.


30 Oct 2007 : Column 1170W

Not all affordable housing supply is through new build completions, supply can also come from the acquisition and refurbishment of private sector homes. In the 10 years between 1 April 1997 and 31 March 2007, approximately 120,000 additional affordable homes were supplied through acquisitions which are not represented in the following table. Complete figures for 2006-07 are not yet available.


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House building completions by tenure
Affordable housing completions( 1) (new build only) (percentage) Private sector completions (percentage) Total new build completions( 2) (number)
Social rent Intermediate Proportions Units

North East

1997-98

14

2

83

7,581

1998-99

13

2

85

6,541

1999-2000

10

1

89

7,196

2000-01

7

1

92

6,641

2001-02

11

2

87

6,429

2002-03

5

0

95

5,607

2003-04

9

0

90

5,939

2004-05

8

1

91

7,132

2005-06

10

3

86

7,637

2006-07(3)

8,193

North West

1997-98

14

3

83

19,201

1998-99

15

3

81

19,217

1999-2000

12

2

86

18,281

2000-01

11

2

87

18,172

2001-02

13

3

84

15,835

2002-03

11

3

86

18,197

2003-04

6

3

91

17,752

2004-05

7

4

89

17,905

2005-06

6

4

90

20,619

2006-07(3)

18,110

Yorkshire and the Humber

1997-98

13

3

83

15,464

1998-99

11

3

86

13,083

1999-2000

10

2

88

13,324

2000-01

10

1

89

13,344

2001-02

9

1

89

13,171

2002-03

8

1

91

13,200

2003-04

8

2

90

13,996

2004-05

7

1

91

14,187

2005-06

8

3

89

16,035

2006-07(3)

16,461

East Midlands

1997-98

11

3

86

14,549

1998-99

11

2

87

14,759

1999-2000

7

2

91

16,484

2000-01

8

2

90

13,675

2001-02

8

1

91

14,102

2002-03

8

1

91

14,875

2003-04

7

2

90

14,375

2004-05

7

3

90

15,465

2005-06

9

6

84

16,886

2006-07(3)

18,171

West Midlands

1997-98

16

3

81

13,392

1998-99

15

2

82

14,253

1999-2000

16

2

82

15,377

2000-01

15

1

84

14,094

2001-02

12

3

85

13,373

2002-03

15

3

82

13,872

2003-04

12

3

84

13,843

2004-05

14

6

80

14,153

2005-06

14

10

77

16,191

2006-07(3)

15,097

East

1997-98

12

2

87

21,301

1998-99

15

1

84

18,954

1999-2000

10

0

89

18,767

2000-01

13

1

86

16,026

2001-02

14

1

85

15,616

2002-03

12

1

86

17,844

2003-04

13

2

85

18,395

2004-05

13

2

85

19,885

2005-06

14

6

79

20,251

2006-07(3)

22,616

London

1997-98

30

6

64

13,623

1998-99

26

7

67

14,877

1999-2000

26

6

68

13,928

2000-01

28

6

66

14,492

2001-02

30

6

64

13,927

2002-03

22

8

70

15,670

2003-04

22

9

70

19,394

2004-05

17

9

73

24,063

2005-06

25

12

63

18,809

2006-07(3)

21,846

South East

1997-98

19

2

78

25,441

1998-99

20

3

77

23,199

1999-2000

16

1

83

22,797

2000-01

14

3

83

21,839

2001-02

15

3

82

21,815

2002-03

14

4

81

22,745

2003-04

15

7

78

24,280

2004-05

15

12

73

25,692

2005-06

14

11

75

28,209

2006-07(3)

27,698

South West

1997-98

17

2

81

19,003

1998-99

14

2

84

15,825

1999-2000

15

1

83

15,892

2000-01

14

1

85

14,972

2001-02

14

2

84

15,598

2002-03

12

2

86

15,729

2003-04

16

2

82

15,984

2004-05

11

5

84

17,411

2005-06

14

7

79

18,761

2006-07(3)

19,499

England

1997-98

16

3

81

149,555

1998-99

16

3

81

140,708

1999-2000

14

2

84

142,046

2000-01

14

2

84

133,255

2001-02

14

2

83

129,866

2002-03

13

3

84

137,739

2003-04

13

4

83

143,958

2004-05

12

6

82

155,893

2005-06

13

7

80

163,398

2006-07(3)

167,691

(3) Provisional .
Note:
Due to founding proportions might not add to exactly 100 per cent.
Sources:
(1) Housing Corporation, HSSA returns from local authorities.
(2) P2 house building returns from local authorities and National House-Building Council.

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