Social renting: highest and lowest London boroughs (2021)

Hackney had the highest share of households in social housing of London’s 33 boroughs in 2021, at 40.5%.

Harrow had the lowest, at 10.4%. The middle borough, Hounslow, had 21.0%.

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Social rented homes for every council in London, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
RankCouncilValue
1Hackney40.5%
2Islington40.2%
3Southwark39.7%
4Tower Hamlets35.9%
5Camden33.7%
6Lambeth33.6%
7Barking and Dagenham31.5%
8Greenwich31.0%
9Hammersmith and Fulham29.8%
10Lewisham29.2%
11Westminster28.3%
12Newham28.0%
13Kensington and Chelsea27.6%
14Haringey25.2%
15Brent23.5%
16Waltham Forest21.5%
17Hounslow21.0%
18Wandsworth19.3%
19Croydon17.9%
20Ealing17.5%
21Enfield17.0%
22Hillingdon16.1%
23City of London14.9%
24Bexley14.7%
=25Merton14.2%
=25Sutton14.2%
27Havering13.6%
28Barnet13.5%
29Bromley13.2%
30Richmond upon Thames12.1%
31Redbridge11.3%
32Kingston upon Thames11.0%
33Harrow10.4%

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