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Tenure on East Grampian Coast and
Scotland, 2022
Key Findings
Between 2001 and 2022, the number of people who owned their own homes increased by 4%. Numbers in social rented properties also increased, whilst numbers in private rented properties decreased (Fig.1).
Compared to the Scottish average, a higher proportion of East Grampian residents own their own properties. There are a higher proportion in privately rented properties (furnished) but a lower proportion in social rented properties (Fig.2).
These figures have been taken from census records relating to selected coastal wards.
Figure 1: Tenure on the East Grampian Coast (Census Data 2001, 2011, 2022)
Figure 2: Tenure on the East Grampian Coast and Scotland (Census Data 2022)
Notes
The areas included in the East Grampian statistic can be seen following this link.
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Reviewed on/by
18/03/2025 by Ian Hay
20/03/2025 by Charlotte Tomlinson
Status
Live - next update 18/03/2027
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