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Westminster – Housing Needs Assessment 2006The survey collected information that enables the pattern of migration of households into the Cityof Westminster to be considered over several moves. Households were asked to identify thelocation of both their previous home and the home they lived in before that. The table belowconsiders the routes of migration into Westminster from elsewhere in London. It presents the(Housing Corporation) sub-region of household’s previous home against the sub-region of theirsecond to last home for households whose previous two homes were elsewhere in London. Toensure that the sample size is sufficient it is necessary to analyse data for households that moved totheir current home in the last five years.Last homeTable 4.12 Previous homes outside WestminsterNorthEastSecond to last homeSouthEastSouthWest West TotalNorth 1,693 115 454 546 195 3,003East 1,148 81 221 387 54 1,891South East 19 18 700 29 0 766South West 23 0 139 355 55 572West 19 293 177 13 1,059 1,561TOTAL 2,902 507 1,691 1,330 1,363 7,793Source: City of Westminster Housing Needs Survey 2006The data indicates that households previously resident in the North sub-region were likely to moveelsewhere within the North sub-region before they moved to City of Westminster. Householdspreviously resident in the West sub-region were also likely to move within the sub-region beforethey moved to the City of Westminster. The data also indicates that households previously residentin the South West were likely to move to the North sub-region before they moved into Westminster.Surprisingly a significant number of households previously resident in the North sub-region movedto the East sub-region before they moved into Westminster.It is also of interest to look at households’ past and current tenure. The table below shows thisinformation for households that moved to their current home in the last two years. The table showsthat the majority of households remained within the same tenure, however over half of householdsthat were previously owner-occupiers moved into the private rented sector. The data suggests thatjust 11.6% of newly forming households moved to owner-occupation with 81.8% moving to theprivate rented sector and the remaining 6.6% moving to the social rented sector.PAGE 44
4. Current Housing in the City of WestminsterTenureTable 4.13 Previous and current tenureOwnerocc’dSocialrentedPrevious tenurePrivaterentedNewlyformingTOTALOwner-occupied (no mortgage) 527 0 0 103 630Owner-occupied (with mortgage) 584 181 192 297 1,254Council 0 709 2,153 203 3,065RSL 0 361 608 24 993Private rented 1,296 85 15,203 2,814 19,398TOTAL 2,407 1,336 18,156 3,441 25,340Source: City of Westminster Housing Needs Survey 2006Finally, we look at the reasons for households having moved home. The table below shows thereasons for households moving. The totals come to more than the total number of householdsmoving home as each household was able to answer as many reasons as they felt were applicable.The main reason for households moving was ‘To live closer to employment or other essentialfacilities’ followed by ‘Other’ reasons (some examples being moving to study, bereavement,hospital treatment, and health reasons). These reasons can be seen to be the local drivers forhouseholds that have moved to a new home in the City of Westminster in the last two years.PAGE 45
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