Housing market need and demand survey
Salford Housing Needs Assessment 2007
Fordham Research Limited was commissioned to carry out this study in order to provide the evidence base for a number of key pieces of work including Salford's housing strategy, other key strategies, and the development of planning documents.
The housing needs assessment has identified:
- the future housing need
- level of affordable housing needed by size and type
- housing need of particular groups i.e. households with support needs, and Black and Minority Ethnic communities
- key influences and drivers of housing market change.
The study has provided a wealth of information, data and a robust evidence base on:
- Current housing market, covering house prices, tenure, migration, travel to work, overcrowding, private rented sector, student households, key workers, and financial capacity
- Current and future housing need
- The requirements of different household types - households with support needs, Black and Minority Ethnic households, Gypsy and Travellers & Travelling Showpeople
- Policy implications in respect to housing markets, new housing provision, targets for affordable housing, and overall housing targets
If you require any further information please contact: Shahla Zandi, Principal Officer - Strategy & Partnerships team
Tel: 0161 922 8774
Email shahla.zandi@salford.gov.uk.
Downloadable documents
- Salford Housing Needs Assessment (Adobe PDF format, 2mb)
- Technical Appendix (Adobe PDF format, 1mb)
- Executive Summary (Adobe PDF format, 3mb)
If you are unable to view documents of these types, our downloads page provides links to viewing software.
This page was last updated on 23 July 2008
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