Two different things live here. Proprietary data is genuinely ours — metrics we compute ourselves by transforming raw sources, that don't exist in this form anywhere else. Data and analysis is published data from elsewhere, presented plainly with our own analysis alongside it.
How England's housing stock splits between owner-occupiers and private landlords, 2001-2024 — and how that balance has shifted.
Population divided by total dwelling stock (including vacant homes) — a different measure from household size, computed from two separate ONS/MHCLG series.
How concentrated housing ownership is among landlords — not yet buildable from published aggregate data.
Combining investor housing share with rental price data to measure investor influence on the market.
The gap between who could own a home and who actually does — needs person-level tenure data we don't have yet.
The published split between owner-occupied, privately rented, and social/public housing, England, 2001-2024.
How UK household size has changed since 1971, and how it compares internationally.