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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Continuous Recording of Social Housing Lettings and Sales (CORE), 2007/08-2015/16

Variable Details

VariableREASON_R
LabelReason for housing_recoded
Responses
1 Perm decanted from another property owned by this landlord 3790
4 Loss of tied accommodation 1675
5 End of Assured Shorthold or Fixed Term tenancy 8052
6 Eviction or repossission 4727
8 (Non-violent) relationship breakdown with partner 8255
9 Asked to leave by family or friends 15283
12 Property unsuitable because of overcrowding 35044
13 Property unsuitable because of ill health/disability 17137
14 Property unsuitable because of poor condition 8366
15 Could not afford rent or mortgage 8563
16 To move nearer to family,friends,school 9997
17 To move nearer work 1486
18 To move to accommodation with support 1704
19 To move to independent accommodation 31325
20 Other 44094
21 Under-occupation 14594
28 Do not know 15871
Sysmiss 7006
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationContinuous Recording of Social Housing Lettings and Sales (CORE), 2007/08-2015/16
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