Where can I find the 2011 household projections?
The Department for Communities and Local Government developed an experimental application where users can access key local authority data from the 2011-based interim household projections through interactive maps and charts. Added text about the transfer of the housing projections statistics to the Office for National Statistics.
Where can I find live tables for household projections?
The live tables for the 2011-based projections can be found on the National Archive. The live tables for the 2008-based projections can be found on the National Archive. Updated live tables. Added live tables on household projections (household types): 414, 417, 418, 420 and 424.
What is the purpose of a household projection?
Household projections are trend-based and indicate the number of additional households that would form if recent demographic trends continue. You can find out more about the methodology used and the accuracy of the projections (data quality analysis) in household projections: notes and definitions for data analysts.
Is the Office for National Statistics responsible for household projections?
This collection brings together all documents relating to household projections As of 23 January 2017, responsibility for the Household Projections has been transferred to the Office for National Statistics. The most recent 2016-based Household Projections, as well as further details about the updated methodology can be found on the ONS website.
What are the assumptions in the household projections?
Household projections are therefore driven by assumptions on future levels of fertility, mortality and net migration, and household formation behaviour, that is how this population groups into household units (as measured by household representative rates).
How are household projections based on demographic trends?
Household projections are trend-based and indicate the number of additional households that would form if recent demographic trends continue.