Free access to evidence based research

Independent charity with historic roots concerned with housing provision in UK.

Maintained by the Nationwide. Monthly figures for 1991 onwards. See also the Land Registry.

Including its annual homelessness monitor.

Website from MayDay Rooms on London housing with 3 components:
1. Housing struggles in London from 1975 to 1991
2. Print and digital materials produced from 2010 onwards including posters, flyers and pamphlets as well as archived websites
3. The history and politics of squatting in London, from the late 1968s to the early 2010s
MayDay Rooms is an archive, resource and safe haven for social movements, experimental and marginal cultures and their histories, based in Fleet Street (London).

HCLG is the government department responsible for housing. Official statistics of homelessness.

Body representing UK housing associations.

Quarterly statistics and data on the UK housing market.

Leading UK housing charity with an online library provides full text access to many of its publications relating to housing policy, homelessness and social exclusion.

Founded by Richard Hyde in 2017, an independent editorial panel curates a free online library of research pieces, policy publications and case studies that propose ways to increase the amount and quality of the UK's housing stock, and the related benefits of doing this. The aim is to include all relevant publications (grouped by year and by category) to aid policy makers.

Established in 2017, CaCHE is the leading evidence centre on housing research in the UK. Led by University of Glasgow, with funding from AHRC & ESRC

Useful guide from the UK Data Service on accessing its data on housing and the local environment, notably the English Housing Survey and other relevant data sets.