Dwellings and house prices, 2001 to 2021 - Cornwall and England compared
rpwills
Apr 4, 2024
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Comparing dwelling numbers and their use and house prices between 2001 and 2021 for Cornwall and England. Cornwall saw a larger increase in both occupied and unoccupied dwellings over the period, although the increase in unoccupied was more marked in Cornwall.
2001
2021
Change
Area
No
No
No
%
Cornwall
All
231241
285535
54294
23.5
England
All
21262825
26394780
5131955
24.1
Area
2001
2021
Cornwall
Occupied
214814
250410
35596
16.6
England
Occupied
20451427
23420490
2969063
14.5
Area
2001
2021
Cornwall
Unoccupied
16427
35125
18698
113.8
England
Unoccupied
811398
1507100
695702
85.7
[Census 2001 and 2021. NB. The 2001 unoccupied dwelling figure looks a bit low. In 1991 and 2011 the unoccupied figures were 25,000 and 29,000 respectively].
The table below indicates how house prices have change over the same period. Prices in Cornwall in 2021 were 3.2 times the 2001 figure, the same ratio as for England.
The census provides a number of datasets relating to holiday homes and visits to holiday homes. These add to the picture of what dwellings are used for. There are three sets of data used - listed in
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