Owned 32%, private rented 58%, socially rented 10%
% of households
No current source auditAll sources · source collection
Home ownership down and renting up for the first time in a century
Office for National Statistics · 2015
Source notes & limitations
ONS analysis of tenure 1918–2011 from the Census of England and Wales, interpolated between census years. Reported as % of households: owned (owner-occupied), private rented, socially rented. Data CSV at https://static.ons.gov.uk/visual/2015/06/data.csv (HTTP 200 verified and byte-identical to the local copy). Figures are for households, not families — single-person and low-income households pull the tenure mix differently than a median four-person family would.
Where this source appears
7 records across 7 decades and countries. Documented gaps are included; a source cited for a gap does not establish a value.
0 of 7 records have a current source audit. A transcription check reads a declared numeric field from a pinned local source file; a calculation replay reads its operands and applies the declared method and rounding rule. A source audit does not independently validate the source or every claim in a record. The date is the last successful local audit; the build checks that its bindings still match.
UK · 1950s
UK · 1960s
Owned 43%, private rented 34%, socially rented 23%
% of households
No current source auditUK · 1970s
Owned 51%, private rented 20%, socially rented 29%
% of households
No current source auditUK · 1980s
Owned 58%, private rented 11%, socially rented 31%
% of households
No current source auditUK · 1990s
Owned 68%, private rented 9%, socially rented 23%
% of households
No current source auditUK · 2000s
Owned 69%, private rented 12%, socially rented 19%
% of households
No current source auditUK · 2010s
Owned 64%, private rented 18%, socially rented 18%
% of households
No current source audit