House Building (Industrial Report) - UK - July 2014

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The market size
Figure 1: Development of housing construction activity in Great Britain, 2009-13
Figure 2: Segmentation of housing construction (Private and public build), 2013
Figure 3: Home ownership in UK, 2008-12
Market factors
The Funding for Lending Scheme withdrawn for mortgages from February 2014
Help To Buy Scheme will slow down over 2014
National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) has not been widely adopted by local authorities
Stamp Duty changes have pulled in a greater number of buyers within its highest tax band and could lead to a slowdown in transactions
Companies
Forecast
Figure 4: Forecast private housing output, 2014-18
Figure 5: Forecast public housing, 2014-18
What we think
INTRODUCTION
Definitions
Methodology
Abbreviations
Market positioning
UK ECONOMY
Key points
UK economy
Inflation
Interest rates
House prices
Consumer spending
MARKET FACTORS
Key points
Figure 6: Home ownership in UK, 2008-12
Figure 7: Residential property transactions in the UK, 2009-13
Figure 8: Residential property transactions in the UK graph, 2009-13
Figure 9: House type in total new housing builds in UK, 2009-13
Figure 10: House type in total new housing builds in UK graph, 2009-13
MARKET SIZE
Key points
Figure 11: Development of housing construction activity in Great Britain, 2009-13
Figure 12: Analysis of house building output, 2005-13
MARKET SEGMENTATION
Key points
Housing market overview
Public housing
Figure 13: Analysis of new public housing construction output in Great Britain, 2009-13
Figure 14: Public housing starts and completions in England, 2009-13
Figure 15: Public housing starts and completions in England, 2009-13
Figure 16: Public housing starts and completions in England graph, 2009-13
Private housing
Figure 17: Analysis of private housing output in Great Britain, 2009-13
Figure 18: Private new housing starts and completions in England, 2009-13
Figure 19: Private new housing starts and completions in England, 2009-13
Figure 20: Private housing starts and completions in England, 2009-13
North East England
Figure 21: Analysis of house building activity in the North East of England, 2009-13
Figure 22: Analysis of house building completions in the North East of England, by local authority, 2009-14
Yorkshire & Humberside
Figure 23: Analysis of house building activity in Yorkshire & Humberside, 2009-13
Figure 24: Analysis of house building completions in Yorkshire & Humberside, by local authority, 2009-14
East Midlands
Figure 25: Analysis of house building activity in the East Midlands, 2009-13
Figure 26: Analysis of house building completions in the East Midlands, by local authority, 2009-14
East of England
Figure 27: Analysis of house building activity in the East of England, 2009-13
Figure 28: Analysis of house building completions in the East of England, by local authority, 2009-14
South East England
Figure 29: Analysis of house building activity in South East England, 2009-13
Figure 30: Analysis of house building completions in South East England, by local authority, 2009-14
London
Figure 31: Analysis of house building activity in London, 2009-13
Figure 32: Analysis of house building completions in London, 2009-14
South West England
Figure 33: Analysis of house building activity in South West England, 2009-13
Figure 34: Analysis of house building completions in South West England, by local authority, 2009-14
West Midlands
Figure 35: Analysis of house building activity in the West Midlands, 2009-13
Figure 36: Analysis of House Building Completions in the West Midlands, by local authority, 2009-14
North West England
Figure 37: Analysis of house building activity in North West England, 2009-13
Figure 38: Analysis of house building completions in North West England, by local authority, 2009-14
Wales
Figure 39: Analysis of house building activity in Wales, 2009-13
Scotland
Figure 40: Analysis of house building activity in Scotland, 2009-13
Figure 41: Regional breakdown of new build starts, 2013
Figure 42: Regional breakdown of new build completions, 2013
INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
Key points
Industry development
COMPANY PROFILES
BARRATT DEVELOPMENTS
Figure 43: Financial analysis of Barratt Developments, 2009-13
BELLWAY
Figure 44: Financial analysis of Bellway, 2009-13
THE BERKELEY GROUP HOLDINGS
Figure 45: Financial analysis of The Berkeley Group Holdings, 2009-13
BOVIS HOMES
Figure 46: Financial analysis of Bovis Homes Group, 2009-13
COUNTRYSIDE PROPERTIES (UK)
Figure 47: Financial analysis of Countryside Properties (UK), 2009-13
CREST NICHOLSON
Figure 48: Financial analysis of Crest Nicholson, 2009-13
TAYLOR WIMPEY
Figure 49: Financial analysis of Taylor Wimpey, 2009-13
RENEW HOLDINGS
Figure 50: Financial analysis of Renew Holdings, 2009-13
PERSIMMON
Figure 51: Financial analysis of Persimmon, 2009-13
REDROW GROUP
Figure 52: Financial analysis of Redrow, 2009-13
Figure 53: Analysis of profiled companies’ turnover, 2009-13
FORECAST
Key points
The market
Market forecast
Availability of credit
Future household development
Figure 53: Household projections, United Kingdom, 2014-18
Figure 54: Estimated number of UK households, 2014-18
Help To Buy Scheme
Government planning policy
Stamp Duty Reform
Private and public housing forecasts
Figure 54: Forecast of private housing output in Great Britain, 2014-18
Figure 55: Forecast of private housing output in Great Britain graph, 2014-18
Figure 56: Forecast of public housing output in Great Britain, 2014-18
Figure 57: Forecast of public housing output in Great Britain graph, 2014-18
The industry
FURTHER SOURCES AND CONTACTS
Trade associations
Trade magazines
Trade exhibitions