Proportion of properties built before 1919 by local authority
Older homes are less likely to meet the Decent Homes standard.
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Older homes are less likely to meet the Decent Homes standard.
Housing has become less affordable for private and social renters.
Poverty has increased for people in working families over the last two decades.
Poverty rates have changed little since the mid-2000s, but trends vary by age groups.
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