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Westminster – Housing Needs Assessment 2006The table below shows estimated future demand from existing households. The figures are based onwhat tenure and size of accommodation households would like or expect to move to in the future(next two years) along with considerations of affordability. Figures are again annualised.Table A3.3 Demand III: Demand from existing households by tenure andsize requiredTenureSize requirement1 bedroom 2 bedrooms 3 bedrooms 4+ bedroomsTOTALOwner-occupation 95 570 719 144 1,528Affordable housing 520 1,191 643 52 2,407Private rented 0 191 4 0 195TOTAL 615 1,952 1,366 196 4,130Source: City of Westminster Housing Needs Survey 2006The table below is an overall summary of the demand situation and is calculated as the sum of thethree previous tables.TenureTable A3.4 Demand IV: Total demand by tenure and size requiredSize requirement1 bedroom 2 bedrooms 3 bedrooms 4+ bedroomsTOTALOwner-occupation 124 873 1,153 193 2,342Affordable housing 1,518 2,100 1,459 63 5,139Private rented 355 321 111 10 797TOTAL 1,996 3,294 2,723 266 8,278Source: City of Westminster Housing Needs Survey 2006The table below provides an estimate of the likely future supply of accommodation (by tenure andsize) from household dissolutions (i.e. death). The table is based on applying age specific nationalmortality statistics (2001) to the local population to estimate the proportion of households who arelikely to wholly dissolve each year.TenureTable A3.5 Supply I: Supply from household dissolutionSize released1 bedroom 2 bedrooms 3 bedrooms 4+ bedroomsTOTALOwner-occupation 57 148 204 2 411Affordable housing 270 52 7 0 329Private rented 35 46 4 0 85TOTAL 362 246 215 2 825Source: City of Westminster Housing Needs Survey 2006PAGE 180
Appendix A3 Balancing housing market analysisThe table below shows an estimate of the supply of housing that would be released whenhouseholds who would like and expect to move from the City do so. For example a household outmigratingfrom a four bedroom owner-occupied dwelling is assumed to free-up a four bedroomowner-occupied dwelling for use by another household. The data is annualised and based on movesover the next two years.TenureTable A3.6 Supply II: Supply from out-migrant householdsSize released1 bedroom 2 bedrooms 3 bedrooms 4+ bedroomsTOTALOwner-occupation 81 70 238 94 483Affordable housing 4 92 8 11 115Private rented 723 864 364 94 2,045TOTAL 808 1,025 611 199 2,643Source: City of Westminster Housing Needs Survey 2006The table below shows estimated future supply from existing households. As with the above datathe figures are based on the type and size of accommodation that would become available if ahousehold moved to alternative accommodation. Figures are annualised from data for two years.TenureTable A3.7 Supply III: Supply from existing householdsSize released1 bedroom 2 bedrooms 3 bedrooms 4+ bedroomsTOTALOwner-occupation 320 476 223 24 1,043Affordable housing 261 199 63 14 538Private rented 1,577 591 368 13 2,549TOTAL 2,158 1,267 654 51 4,130Source: City of Westminster Housing Needs Survey 2006The table below is the sum of the three previous tables and shows the overall estimated annualsupply for each tenure and size group.TenureTable A3.8 Supply IV: Total supplySize released1 bedroom 2 bedrooms 3 bedrooms 4+ bedroomsTOTALOwner-occupation 458 694 666 120 1,937Affordable housing 535 343 79 24 981Private rented 2,335 1,501 736 107 4,679TOTAL 3,328 2,538 1,480 251 7,598Source: City of Westminster Housing Needs Survey 2006PAGE 181
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