Fewer homes. A bigger share.England net additions fell 5.8% between 2023/24 and 2024/25. South East, London and East of England additions fell 5.7%, so their combined share rose by 0.06 percentage points.CONSTRUCTION CAPITALHOUSING DATA, EXPLAINEDFewer homes.A bigger share.How three regions gained a little national shareeven as their combined housing additions fell.ENGLAND • 2023/24 TO 2024/2501Output fell in both comparisonsNet additional dwellings. All bars use the same zero baseline and scale.England2023/24221,4092024/25208,600-5.8% year on yearSouth East + London + East of England2023/2499,1752024/2593,562-5.7% year on year0125,000250,00002Their national share edged up44.79%→44.85%2023/242024/25+0.06 percentage pointsEngland’s total fell slightly faster than the group’s total.A rising share alone does not mean more homes were added.Source: MHCLG Live Table 118, 20 November 2025 edition.2023/24 revised; 2024/25 provisional. Net additions include newbuilding and other gains, less losses. Shares use unrounded counts.Matt Lenzie | Construction Capital | 25 September 2026constructioncapital.co.uk/market-reports

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