New build completions by tenure in each year since 1991-92 are tabulated as follows.
Total1 Private2 Local authority1 Registered social landlords3 1991-92 155,132 125,058 7,113 22,961 1992-93 142,461 98,880 2,579 41,002 1993-94 147,714 103,538 1,451 42,725 1994-95 157,966 110,947 853 46,166 1995-96 154,599 103,873 757 49,969 1996-97 146,246 112,188 451 33,607 1997-98 149,555 121,022 323 28,210 1998-99 140,708 113,992 178 26,538 1999-2000 142,046 119,667 58 22,321 2000-01 133,255 112,137 179 20,939 2001-02 129,866 108,064 63 21,739 2002-03 137,739 116,202 199 21,338 2003-04 143,958 119,819 191 23,948 2004-05 155,893 128,422 100 27,371 2005-06 163,398 130,072 299 33,027 2006-07 167,691 145,554 245 — Sources: 1 Total and local authority new build completions from P2 returns submitted local authorities and National House Building Council (NHBC) 2 Private tenure is derived from the total “P2 completions” minus local authority and Housing Corporation registered social landlord figures. These figures will not match published live tables which are sourced from P2 only. 3 Figures are total affordable new build as reported by the Housing Corporation and include social for rent and intermediate housing eg low cost home ownership.
New build registered social landlord and council dwellings only make up part of the affordable supply; the remainder being acquired by registered social landlords. In 2005-06, acquisitions by registered social landlords numbered 11,834, taking the total affordable housing provision to 44,861.