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10.13.1.4 Predicted Numbers of Households by Age of Residents
Table 376 gives the number of households by age of resident as at 2006, and the
number and percentage increase in the number of households over the period 2006-
2031. The information comes from figures published in the report “Components of
household growth (2006-2013)” (Communities and Local Government 2009). Based on
figures for 2006, there are currently around 114,000 households in Hull. Age of
household is based on the household representative. This is the individual that
represents that household and is usually taken as the eldest male within the household.
It is estimated that 26,000 of these are households with the household representative
being 65+ years (23%). It is projected that there will be an increase of 35% in the
number of households over the period 2006-2031 resulting in a further 40,000
households giving a total of 154,000 households. It is predicted that 12,000 of these
households will be households with the household representative who is aged 65+ years
which represents an increase from 26,000 to 32,000 or 23%, and 31% of all the increase
in the households will be due to increases in the number of households with the
household representative being 65+ years.
Table 376: POPPI – population projections to 2006-2030 of number of Hull households
by age of residents
Total number in 2006 and projected increase by age (years) Households
Total in 2006 aged under 65 88,000
Total in 2006 aged 65 and over 26,000
Total in 2006 all ages 114,000
Projected increase 2006-2031 all ages 40,000
Projected increase 2006-2031 age 65 and over 12,000
Projected increase 2006-2031 age 75 and over 6,000
Projected increase (all ages) as proportion of households in 2006 35
Projected increase (65+) as proportion of increase in households (all ages) 31
Projected increase (75+) as proportion of increase in households (all ages) 15
10.13.1.5 Predicted Numbers Living Alone or in Care Homes
Table 377 gives the population projections for people in Hull aged 65+ years who are
expected to live alone. Figures are taken from the General Household Survey
conducted during the year 2007 (Economic and Social Data Service 2008).
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