Accessible Text Alternative for Graphs Showing Pre-1919 Constructed Dwellings, 2014 to 2022

Figure DES 1.5a

East Midlands

• 2014: 100.35%
• 2015: 100.41%
• 2016: 100.69%
• 2017: 101.01%
• 2018: 101.40%
• 2019: 101.71%
• 2020: 102.21%
• 2021: 102.30%
• 2022: 102.35%

East of England

• 2014: 100.20%
• 2015: 100.10%
• 2016: 100.28%
• 2017: 100.44%
• 2018: 100.55%
• 2019: 100.64%
• 2020: 100.97%
• 2021: 101.05%
• 2022: 101.09%

London

• 2014: 100.64%
• 2015: 100.84%
• 2016: 101.22%
• 2017: 101.59%
• 2018: 101.87%
• 2019: 102.20%
• 2020: 102.69%
• 2021: 102.87%
• 2022: 103.02%

North East

• 2014: 99.91%
• 2015: 99.87%
• 2016: 99.98%
• 2017: 100.10%
• 2018: 100.14%
• 2019: 100.10%
• 2020: 100.30%
• 2021: 100.20%
• 2022: 100.11%

North West

• 2014: 100.09%
• 2015: 99.97%
• 2016: 100.12%
• 2017: 100.29%
• 2018: 100.40%
• 2019: 100.54%
• 2020: 100.96%
• 2021: 101.04%
• 2022: 101.11%

South East

• 2014: 100.49%
• 2015: 100.49%
• 2016: 100.87%
• 2017: 101.20%
• 2018: 101.44%
• 2019: 101.72%
• 2020: 102.27%
• 2021: 102.40%
• 2022: 102.54%

South West

• 2014: 100.30%
• 2015: 100.24%
• 2016: 100.50%
• 2017: 100.73%
• 2018: 100.87%
• 2019: 100.97%
• 2020: 101.37%
• 2021: 101.32%
• 2022: 101.33%

West Midlands

• 2014: 100.33%
• 2015: 100.33%
• 2016: 100.52%
• 2017: 100.67%
• 2018: 100.71%
• 2019: 100.81%
• 2020: 101.13%
• 2021: 101.26%
• 2022: 101.39%

Yorkshire and The Humber

• 2014: 100.20%
• 2015: 100.14%
• 2016: 100.27%
• 2017: 100.36%
• 2018: 100.42%
• 2019: 100.48%
• 2020: 100.74%
• 2021: 100.74%
• 2022: 100.71%

England

• 2014: 100.34%
• 2015: 100.34%
• 2016: 100.60%
• 2017: 100.83%
• 2018: 101.01%
• 2019: 101.19%
• 2020: 101.61%
• 2021: 101.69%
• 2022: 101.76%

Figure DES 1.5b

Percentage of building stock

• East Midlands: 18%
• East of England: 14%
• London: 30%
• North East: 19%
• North West: 23%
• South East: 17%
• South West: 23%
• West Midlands: 16%
• Yorkshire and The Humber: 21%
• England: 20%