The Scottish Government

24 September 2009

• Publication of Local Authority Housing Income and Expenditure 1997-98 to 2009-10. Web tables updated to include Local Authorities' budgeted estimates for 2009-10. Publication also includes a summary document and time series charts.

27 August 2009

• Publication of Housing Statistics for Scotland 2009: Key Trends Summary. All web tables updated to 2008-09 (for annual data) or to end June 2009 (for social sector new build and affordable housing quarterly series) or 31 March 2009 for other quarterly series.

26 May 2009

• Tables to 31 March 2009 for data on new social housing and to 31 December 2008 for other housing indicators. This update consists primarily of new build and right to buy data. New tables have also been introduced on the full range of affordable housing activity funded by the Affordable Housing Investment Programme

24 February 2009

• Tables updated to include 2008 q3 (July to September) information on new house building, sales of local authority dwellings, mortgage transactions and rent registration.

25 November 2008

• Publication of Housing Statistics for Scotland 2008: Key Trends Summary. All web tables updated to 2007-08 (for annual data) or to end June 2008 (for quarterly series on new house building, sales of social sector dwellings and rent registration).

21 October 2008

• Publication of Supporting People Client Statistics 2007-08 - new tables on clients assisted through Supporting People funding during 2007-08.

19 August 2008

• Publication of Local Authority Housing Income & Expenditure: 1997-98 to 2008-09 - summary document, time series tables and charts from 1997-98 to budgeted figures for 2008-09.

20 May 2008

• Tables now include 2007 q4 (October to December) information on topics including new house building, sales of social sector dwellings and rent registration. Annual tables for 2007 have been updated where appropriate.

25 April 2008 - Revisions to figures on new social housing between 1999 and 2007

• A number of starts and completions which had been included in housing association new build tables are in fact completions by private individuals or developers who have received public funding under subsidy schemes designed to provide affordable housing. It is likely that these developments have been double counted in the data which councils provide on private housing starts and completions, and so amendments have been made to both the housing association and total new build starts and completions. A note explaining the revisions is available here, and revised tables can be accessed through the links below.

25 March 2008

• Publication of Supporting People Client Statistics 2006-07 - new tables on clients assisted through Supporting People funding during 2006-07.

23 February 2008

• Tables now include 2007 q3 (July to September) information on new house building, sales of social sector dwellings and rent registration.
• A new methodology has been introduced to estimate stock by tenure between 2000 and 2007.
• Other tables contain some minor updates.