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Derry & Strabane Projected Need HNA* Projected Need 2020-25 Ardmore 3 Artigarvan 4 Ballymagorry 14 Castlederg 14 Clady 4 Claudy 25 Coshquin 5 Curryneirin 4 Westbank Waterloo Place 1304 Westbank 1390 Collon Terrace Douglas Bridge 7 Drumahoe 14 Eglinton 54 Lettershandoney 6 Magheramason 4 Newbuildings 12 Nixons Corner 10 Sion Mills/Glebe 45 Strabane Town 276 Strathfoyle 25 Tullyally 3 Waterside 1 318 Waterside 2 211 Waterside 3 138 Total 3890 * Housing Need has been met in locations not listed above as at March 2020, this will be reviewed on an annual basis Derry & Strabane Waiting List - Applications 3000 2500 2000 1500 1000 500 0+ ----IIL.~ Eld erly Larg e Adult Larg e Famity Single Small Adult Small Family - Allocatio ns to Applicanls - Applicanls - Applicants in Housing Slress Source: NIHE HMS Waiting List December 2020 Waiting List - Transfers 350 300 250 200 150 100 50 0 -+---- El derly Large Adult Large Family Single Small Adult Small Family - Allocations to Transfers - Transfers - Transfers in Housing Stress Source: NIHE HMS Waiting List December 2020 Derry & Strabane Waiting List - Wheelchair Applicants Waiting List – Rural Applicants Applicants in Housing Stress Rural Applicants in HS Applicants Rural Applicants Allocations to Applicants Rural Allocations 10 20 30 40 50 0 200 400 600 800 Source: NIHE HMS Waiting List December 2020 Source: NIHE HMS Waiting List December 2020 NIHE Stock by No of Bedrooms NIHE Stock by House Type 5000 - Derry & Strabane. BUNGALOW - Derry &Strabane- COTTAGE • Derry & Strabane. FLAT - Derry & Strabane· HOUSE 4000 Derry & Strabane · MAISONETTE 0 3000 "'t i!: 'a £ 2000 1000 0 i\J ),ofBedrooms Source: NIHE HMS March 2020 Source: NIHE HMS March 2020 Derry & Strabane All House Sales Average Annual House Price 3500 140000 3000 130000 2500 2000 120000 1500 11 0000 1000 100000 500 0 90000 2009 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2.019 Source: LPS March 2019 Source: Ulster University, March 2020 Housing Benefit Uptake Co-Ownership at March 2020 10000 400 8000 ----- 300 6000 = ~ 200 4000 100 2000 0 0 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 0 2 - Public - HousingAssocialion - Private • ActiveStock • Properties Pmchased Source: NIHE March 2020 Source: Co-Ownership Housing Association Derry & Strabane Projected No of Households 2016-2041 Projected Average Household Size 2016-2041 60500 2.6 60000 59500 2.4 59000 58500 2.2 58000 57500 2 2020 2025 2030 2035 2040 2020 2025 2030 2035 2040 Source: NISRA 2016 based Source: NISRA 2016 based Demographic Information Tenure 100 80 2029 60.08 60 2019 63.17 40 62.7 59.8 2009 65.19 51.9 20 0 0 20 40 60 80 100 1991 2001 2011 - Aged 0-15 - Aged 16-64 - Aged 65+ • Social Rented • Private Rented • Owner Occupied • Other Source: NISRA Source: NISRA .

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