Dwellings, stock condition and households

This chapter sets out key results from the 2002 Scottish House Condition Survey, including those on energy efficiency. It then summarises the main findings of a recent analysis of economic and social dynamics and their impacts on the housing market position of households.

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Figure 2.2.1	What happens one year after home-owner couples separate
Figure 2.2.2	What happens to singles in social renting one year after meeting a partner
Table 2.2.1	National Home Energy Ratings (NHER) by tenure
Table 2.2.2	National Home Energy Ratings (NHER) by age of dwelling
Table 2.2.3	Periods of unemployment over a ten year period for adults aged 25-54 in 2002
Table 2.2.4	Numbers of civil status transitions over ten years by those aged 30-45 in 2001

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